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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
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Calendar Of SociaI Events

TO-DAY
Stein Circle OF Dorcas Society OF Lutheran Church, 7:3o, at home
OF Mr.. Louis Wolter.
Queen City Lodge number 1877 Knights Of Pythiss. 8 o'clock. Castle
Hall.
Girl Scouts: troop six, s:se. Baptist Church; troop Is, s:15, RoOse-
welt; troop 90. 3 o'clock. starkweather.
Townsend Club. cooperative dinner $3.50. bring table service. sand.
witches and dish to pass; business meeting and program; open
TO public, Ypsilani High School lunch room.
Washtenaw District Dental Society at Charles McKenny Hall, $50
?. m. DR.. Z. Carl Miller, Cleveland, Ohio, speaker.
Boy Scouts: 4 p. m, Cub den Q, Jr. Chamber OF Commerce pack 1872,
home of Mrs. L. Gray: Cub den l., Prospect PTA pack 1873. home
OF Mrs. Make obermeyer: Cub den :, Willis Methodist pack 1s.
home OF Mrs q. Cots; Z p m, Roosevelt troop 81. starkweather
Hall; Jr. Chamber OF Commerce troop 80. St Lukes Church
House; Assembly of God Church troop IS, at church
Family and Chndren's Division OF the Council of Social Agencies.
s o'clock at Board OF Commerce.
Calkins Women's Christian Temperance Union, 2 O'Clock, with
Mrs. Paul Hatch.
Phoenix Lodge number Is T. and A. NJ, $50. FeIorcraft degree.
Masonic Temple lodge room.
Circle two OF Baptist Woments Union, 2 o'clock, with Mrs. Mack
EVey, election OF officers.
Loyal Order Of Moose, s o'clock. Moose Hail.
Red Cross sewing and knitting. room five, welch Hall, . to 4 O'Clock.
Ladies Auxiliary, Fraternal Order Of Eagles, s o'clock, followed by
cooperative supper, 33h z. Cross St
Past Presidents Club OF Daughters of Union Veterans, omit meet
ing this month.
Industrial Pleasure Club, luncheon ] o'clock. with Mrs. Louis Smith.
Girl Scouts: troop three. $3.50, Starkweather; troop five, 3I45,
Roosevelt; troop nine, 4 o'clock. Starkweather; troop II, $3.50,
Gilbert House; troop IL, 3:15, st. John; troop 10, 3:15, St. John;
troop 81. 1880. Carver CENTER; troop %, 3:15, Gilbert House:
troop "a S:45, St Lukes Church House; troop Is, 8 O'Clock.
Methodist Church; troop ss. s:15, Woodruff: troop 80, $3.50, Gil
Carpenter womsn's Relief Corps card party. ? o'clock. GAR. Hall.
Ypsilanti Business and Professional Womens Club, dinner meeting.
$3.50. Ladies Literary Club House. Program in charge of music
aud drama committee. Mrs. Helen Saunders, chairman.
Ypsilanti Post, No 24es Veterans OF Foreign Wars, in Veterans Hall.
Boy Scouts: 4 D. m, Cub den 1. Jr. Chamber OF Commerce pack 1872,
of Mrs. Broad: Cub den 1 and Z, National Lutheran Council
pack $50. with Mrs Prater and Mrs. Bridges at Willow Run Com
munity Building; 7 2. m, Harriet troop 90, at school; Edsel
Ford post, American Legion, troop Ss. Spencer School; Foster
PTA troop 81. Willow Run Community Bldg; Emmanuel Luther
School: 1880 p. m, Willis Methodist troop AZ. at church: Ypsi.
lanti District Planning meeting, Charles McKenny Hall.
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Guild Members
Hear Sanders

DR.. @. D. Sanders OF the English
department OF the Normal College
was guest speaker at the Sunday
meeting OF the Wesleyan Guild. He
spoke OF his experiences in the
University Cor American soldiers
in England. This experience proved
also 20 be an adventure in good
will between the people OF the two
countries-England and America.
A similar school was organized in
France among the American SOL
diers. Mary Whitaker and Calvin
Scheffer were the leaders OF the
worship service. Mabel Rowlson
served as pianist. The committee
in charge OF the supper was Betty
Sc1yens. chairman, Lois Wissusik,
David Peterson.
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Two
Speak Vows

Two couples were united In mar
rage by Justice OF the Peace Ar
thur NJ. vandersall. in ceremonies
at his home. Saturday evening.
In a double ring ceremony. Ern.
est F. Willet, 81. 6O37 Denton Rd,
Denton, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Willet. was joined in marriage
to Marie NJ. Carpenter. 81, All n.
Huron ST.. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Feitel. B~elleville.
Witnesses for the marriage we're
the brides sister. Mrs. Viola ID.
Negri, and her brother. Felix r.
Feitel.
In the second ceremony, Leroy
n. May. 10, who vas recently dis
charged from the armed forces,
o OF Mr.. and Mrs. Owen q. May,
Tecumseh. married Nancy Booker,
Is, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Booker. also OF Tecumseh. Justice
and Mrs. Vandersall served as wit
nesses for the ceremony.
The couple are honeymooninE
at present in Chicago, Illinois.
MI. and Mrs. Donald Block, 307
Jarvis ST., and MIRA. and Mrs. Tim
othy Smith, 325 Jarvis ST., attended
the sportsmen's show in Detroit
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Murray. Mrs. Rob
ert Johnston, Miss Vera North OF
Roosevelt School and Miss Eliza
beth Keefer OF Lincoln School were
In Lansing Friday and Saturday to
attend the state meeting in Hotel
Olds OF the Michigan Business Edu-
cation Association. the first meet
Ing held since before the a Miss
Murray was promoted from second
TO first vice president.
Pfc. Robert Kelly and Pfc. Harri-
son Quirk returned TO Howe Mill
tary Academy Sunday after spend
ing a short spring vacation with
their respective parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. v. NJ. Kelly and Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel T. Quirk.
Mrs. Karl Ringert, who has bean
visiting at the home OF her two
daughters. Mrs. Koeller and Mrs.
Fremont Peterson. returned to her
home In Salem, Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. II. deb. Barss re-
turned Saturday from three
months vacation in San Antonio.
Texas. Dr.. Barss IL in good health
and they are enthusiastic In their
enjoyment OF the San Antonio win
ter climate.
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Presbyterian
Of Ceremony

At a double ring ceremony in the
Presbyterian manse Saturday af-
ternoon, 1t. Melba June Heck,
U.S.M.C.R. and 1t. John NJ. Silva
US.C.G.R., spoke their marriage
vows before Rev. Raymon Burns
BAR.
Lit. Heck is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Hancox OF 313 Il.
Forest Ave. and attended Michigan
State Normal College before enter
ing the Marine Corps in 194S.
A wedding supper for relatives
and friends Of the bride and groom
followed the ceremony.
1t. and Mrs. Silva will be at
home after April !, in Hyannis.
Mass.
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STATE CONVENTION
OF SORORITY HERE

Y~psilanti Chapter lambda Chi
Omega was hostess chapter Cor the
state convention OF the sorority.
Sunday at the Farm Cupboard. The
81 representatives from chapters
in Ann Arbor, Pontiac. Royal Oak,
Detroit and Ypsilanti, had a delic-
ious chicken dinner served at Ia
bles decorated in keeping with St.
Patrick's Day. During the dinner
hour, delightful background music
was played by Misses Mary Alice
and Barbara Warner. cello and vio-
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Maynard Teal. grand outer guard
and Peter Radik, chancellor COM
mander Of Milan Lodge No. 1873
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Augustus
attended the 18th Pythian anniver-
sary celebration and banque: Of
Olympic Lodge No. l at the Fort
Shelby Hotel Saturday night.
Mrs. Pauline Stammen, North
vile, has been visiting at the home
OF her brother, w. X. Green and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Domagalski
and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Donna
galski and son Larry and Joseph
Sadowski, Wyandotte, were Sunday
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Simon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Keebler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Woriey we're
Sunday visitors at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Casselberry. Detroit,
formerly Of this city
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ling, and Virginia Smith. piano.
The welcome to the guests was
extended by Miss Florence Ennis.
and the response by Mrs. Ella Ber-
~. Miss Joyce Morton, toastmis-
tress, introduced Miss Marian Arm
bruster. Ann Arbor, national treas
urer, who reported on the execu.
tive board meeting in Cincinnati,
recently.
The group retired TO the base
ment for the business meeting,
when officers for the coming year
were elected. The new officers are
Mrs. Rheu Fosdick, Pontiac, preSi-
dent; Miss Dorothy Ellis, Ann Ar
Dor, vice president; Miss Morton,
Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. treasur-
err; Mrs. Ethel Gray. Royal Oak,
secretary: Mrs. Ruth Mckenzie,
historian; Miss Peggy Seabert, De-
troit, sergeant at arms.
Miss Leona Hubbell and assist
ants from the Ypsilanti chapter,
arranged for the convention.
The next state meeting will be
in the tall in Detroit.
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Lambie Family
Has Five Natal
Days in March

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Trautwetter
were host and hostess for the Lam
bic annual family birthday dinner
and for their own 25th wedding
anniversary celebration at their
home, Sunday. As five members Of
the Lambie family have birthdays
In March, It has become the Gus.
tom TO celebrate with a family din
ner. The five who were honored
yer Robert Lambie, Gerald Dunn
Gale Scott, Mrs. Guy Clark. High
land Park, and Mrs. James Melvyn,
Detroit.
Places were laid for 16 for the
delicious chicken dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. T~rautwetter were presented
with a very nice gift Of silver from
the family, and the five who had
birthdays received many gifts.
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WE'D TO DONALD RUST
IN CHURCH CEREMONY

Palms along the chancel rail, bouquets Of spring flowers
on the altar and in the chancel and tall oandelabra with
MANY lighted candles were used to decorate st. Lukes
Episcopal Church Saturday evening for the wedding OF
Miss Gwendolyn Bullen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
S. Bullen and Donald Rust, son of Mr.. and Mrs MARX D.
Rust
It was a double ring ceremony and the impressive mar
riage service of the Episcopal Church was read by rev.
Robert L. Dewitt.
Charminp in every detail, it was an all white wedding,
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cd in front OF the fireplace, where
n CHEEKY fire was burning. At the
brides table, which was conferred
with a five TERED wedding cake
made in the form Of a tower. spring
flowers were used as decorations.
Miss Kay Newton, Lansing. cut the
cake and was assisted in serving
by Miss Patricia Rust, sister OF
the groom.
The groom's table was centered
with a lovely bouquet Of daffodils,
iris and pussy willow. Pouring
were Mrs. Paul Schreiner, Ypsi-
Ianti and Mrs. Clifford Swales, De-
troit.
For travelling the bride was wear
ing a honey gold" dressmaker
suit Of brown wool gabardine with
Dolman sleeves and squared shout
ders. Her hat OF brown felt was
| trimmed with a gold ornament and
an off the face veil. The gift or
the groom, a matching set OF ear
rings and breach, in the new gold
metal set with brilliants added a
smart note to her outfit. Her top
coat Of brown with honey gold fac
ing was worn with a fur scarf. Her
corsage was the orchid from her
bridal bouquet. The brides gift
to the groom was q leather wallet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rust will spent
their honeymood motoring in the
South and will live in Willow VII
lage on their return.
Both bride and groom were edu-
Gated in Ypsilanti, the bride In Yp-
slant High School and Cleary Col
lege. The groom served with the
United States Marines for three
years and was discharged with the
rating Of platoon sergeant. He at
tended Michigan State Normal Col
lege before entering the service.
Pre-nuptial parties given for the
bride were a miscellaneous show
er given by Mrs. Wilfred Brooks
and Mrs. Robert Hurst Of Ann Ar
Dor. A personal shower at which
the hostess was Miss Catherine
Casper and a kitchen shower by
Mrs. Clifford Woodside, Mrs. Ivan
Kraemer (Kay Holloway June
Brown. Bertha Schaffer and Lucille
Camilleri. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark J.
Rust gave the rehearsal dinner IUr
the bridal party.
Out OF city guests were: from
Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs. George En-
dress, MI. and Mrs. Elmer Por-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Truscott,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Nicaise, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Bowden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
John vollmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Swales, Mr.. and Mrs. Lis Scheff,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace BENEFITS, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Rust, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Rust, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Van Akin, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mi
heleis, Miss Ruth Mcclellan and
Joel Boersema; from Jacksonville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Corkins; from
Milford, MI. and Mrs. Melvin
Chrysler; from Ann Arbor, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hurst, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Burns. Mrs. V. Metcalf and
NJ. V. Denny; from Wawne, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lawrence Austin. MI. and
Mrs. Gene Burrell and Mr.. anu Mas.
Joseph kube; from Fenton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Nicely. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Joseph Chene and Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Burdick; from Lansing, Mr..
and Mrs. William Mills, Miss Pa
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the only color being in the beauti-
full bouquets of iris. yellow daito-
dis. golden tulle and yellow satin
ribbons carried by the brides at
tendants.
The groom. his best man and
ushers, we're attired In tuxedos and
wore white carnations in their la
pels. The best man was Paul
schreiner and the ushers were
Howard Trip, Edward Ring, War
rem LeBarron and Albert A. Wal
ton.
While the guests were being
seated there was a musical pre-
lude with Mrs. John B. Chaddock
a, the organ. The wedding march
from Lohengrin was played as the
bridal party approached the altar.
The bride was given in marriage
BY her father. or shimmering
white satin, her gown was made
on simple lines, the pointed basque,
gored at the waist line, had a fine
net yoke with band and edge OF
rose pointe lace, and long sleeves
trimmed with a band and ruffle
OF lace. The soft satin skirt was
slightly gathered at the waist
line and fell away from the hips
TO form a long train. Her veil was
especially attractive and had been
worn by the brides mother at her
confirmation and wedding. The
veil, hip length, was Of fine net with
deep hem and embroidered on the
four corners with white flowers.
II was shirred onto a band OF white
lilies of the valley. The bride wore
a choker Of seed pearls and carried
an arm bouquet Of Gala lilies and
orchids with a streamer Of white
carnations.
The maid OF honor, Miss Cath
crime Casper was gowned in white
crepe and net, the bodice having a
high slashed neck line and cap
sleeves. A diamond shaped en-
broidered design in gold sequins
trimmed the front Of the bodice.
The skirt was OF shirred net, and
her gauntlets were Of white Jersey.
Her bouquet was Of blue iris with
yellow satin ribbons and bows Of
gold tulle. Her head dress was a
band OF white ostrich plumes.
The brides attendants, the
Misses Kathleen and Beth Rust,
sisters OF the groom, Miss Helen
Drinkhahn and Mrs. William Mills.
Ann Arbor, were dressed alike in
gowns Of white marquisette and
the ruffled sleeves were edged
with ruching. The graceful full
skirts were trimmed above the
knee with a lovers knot design in
ruffled edging. Their bouquets
were daffodils edged with iris and
they wore white feather tufts in
their hair.
Mrs. Bullen, the brides mother,
chose a floor length dinner dress
of tender blue crepe with V neck.
line and deep peplum. The belt
was studded with sapphire stones
and her hat was a smart model in
black patent straw with blue gar
denias. Her corsage was talisman
roses.
Mrs. Rust wore a very becoming
floor length dinner gown OF dusty
pink" crepe with matching hat.
Talisman were worn as a cor.
sage.
A reception in the formal lounge
of Charles McKenny Hall followed.
The bride and groom with their
parents and their attendants receiv-
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tricia Rust and Miss Kay New
ton; from London Ontario, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. c. Bullen, from Windsor,
Ontario. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Turn
ham; from Romulus, Harry Nc
Bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nc
Bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Wendland, Mrs. Nellie McQuillin
and Harold: from Belleville, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Shook; from Has
tings, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Bur
rell: from Bad Axe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clare j. Hewens; from Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Collies; from
Monroe, Miss Luella Gerhsrdt and
Miss HELEN Drinkhahn.
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Golfers Meet For
Bridge Luncheon

The main dining room OF the
Hotel Huron was gay with st. Pat
rick decorations Saturday when
Washtenaw Country Club Women
Golfers Association met for their
monthly bridge-luncheon. Mrs. Her
bert A. Bisbee and her committee
had arranged the tables artistically
with green candles on large paper
hats. shamrocks for place cards
and tally cards with white covers
and smart green bows. A bowl OF
green carnations added a touch Of
spring to the setting.
Fourteen tables Of bridge and n
OF Michigan Poker we're in play.
Bridge prizes were won by Mrs.
La Mari B. Sinkule, Mrs. John c.
Petty, Miss Josephine Lange and
Mrs. Walter Wisbin. Winners in
Michigan Poker were Mrs. Arthur
Jackson and Mrs. Paul Miller.
Other prizes we're won by Mrs.
A. J. Whitmire, Mrs. Dan Anders,
Mrs. william Crouch and Mrs. Will
liam Halstead.
Mrs. Herbert A. Bisbee, the chair
man, was assisted by Mrs. V. NJ.
Kelly, Mrs. John B. Sheppard, Mrs.
Phelps L. Grouse, Mrs. c. c. IVES
cot, Mrs. R. B. Haig, Mrs. Fred +.
Weinmann, Mrs. Kenneth V. Fer
guson, Mrs. Carl Lindegren, Mrs.
Fred Battelle. Mrs. janice A. Power,
Mrs. Fred Hunter, Mrs. Earl Free
man, Mrs. w. Bruce Cameron,
Mrs. Paul Wolf, Mrs. z. G.. Wied-
man, Mrs. Fred WILDER, Mrs. War
rem Cakes, Mrs. Owen Campbell,
| Miss Chloe Todd. Mrs. William A.
waidner who was also on this COM
mittee was unable TO be present ow'
ing 10 illness. The next meeting
Will be April 10 IN Hotel Huron
with Mrs. Joseph II. elmer as
chairman.
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Party to Benefit
I%nterlochen Will
be Given Mar. 3

Final plans were completed for
the Interlochen Games Party at a
meeting OF the publicity commit
tee. Mrs. Fred Older and Mrs. Lu-
man Seamans are co-chairmAn for
the party 10 be March % a. 8 o.
clock in the Ladies' Literary Club
House.
Duties were assigned the clubs
as follows: refreshments, Woman's
Study and Spencer Clubs; tables
and chairs, Business and Profess
sional Women's Club; tallies, Re-
search Club; house, Ladies' Liter
airy Club: prizes, Riverside Club.
There is to be a prize for each
table, butter. sugar. angel food
cakes and etchings have already
been donated. Each group will
bring its own cards and table cover,
H~ostesses for the party r Mrs.
Paul Ehman, president OF the
Southeastern District OF Women's
Clubs; Mrs. Maude Seamans, presi-
dent Of the Woman's Club; Mrs.
Fred Older, district chairman OF
Interlochen art project and Mrs.
Paul Samson, president Of the City
Federation.
The publicity committee are Mrs.
Lawrence Darling. Riverside Club;
Mrs. Horace Corbett and Mrs.
Leon Gibson: Research Club, Mrs.
Martin Benson. Mrs. Lee Havland;
Woman's Study Club, Mrs. Howard
Chaplin, Mrs. Frank Horton; Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club. Mrs. Robert S~outhgate, Mrs.
Arthur Walker; Ladies' Literary
Club; Mrs. G. F. Gilbert, Spencer
Club.
The party is sponsored by the
City Federation of Women's Clubs.
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Fine Points IN Bridqe

ing q trick winner. whether North
played It on the FIRST trick or not.
Thus limited to q single trick In
the opened suit. he could ind no
way to score more than eight
tricks. 20 was set n
Al the other two tables. where
South was the declarer. both OF
the black suits e doubly-
stopped II they got led. because
the lead would como through the
A up to the @. At both Of those
West led q spade. a. the only un-
bid suit. giving South two tricks
right there, to which the declarer
added four In hearts. two In dia-
monds and one In clubs. A dia-
mond lead would have complicat-
cd things for South. but that lead.
Of the originally bid suit. would
have been quite unlikely a. Seem-
ing to be the worst lead Of Al.
next to hearts.
The bidding at Table 3 was
undoubtedly the most expert OF
all. Figure out the logic behind
each bid OF the pair. and you will
see why.
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Hostess at Dinner

Miss Amy Blackmore, near Plym-
outh, entertained at a family din.
ner Sunday, celebrating the birth
day anniversary OF her mother,
Mrs. j. w. Blackmore. The table,
where places were laid for five,
was centered with a beautiful, can
delighted birthday cake. Mrs.
Blackmore was remembered with
nice gifts from her children.
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Famous Painting
Methodist Theme

The worship service for the
Methodist Youth Fellowship Sun.
day evening was conferred around
the story OF the picture. Head OF
Christ" painted by Sallman. Carol
Barnes was worship leader. Doro-
thy Houck led the discussion on
THE Meaning OF Lent to Us" Fol-
lowing the discussion the group de-
cided to follow the plans OF the ma
tional Methodist Youth Fellowship
and have a Fast and Fellowship
service Good Friday evening.
After the meeting refreshments
were served by James Stapleton.
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NOT SALUTE BUT DEATH

Detroit-AP-Ernest +. Berger
watched with pride the plane which
his son, a naval aviator, was fly
ing. Then the plane made q wiGe
swoop and began a dive. The
father, thinking a salute for him
was intended. waved. Moments
later the plane crashed into a
playground. killing Ensigns Jud-
son N. Berger, 81. and Frederic
(Bud) Hall, "a. OF Detroit.
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IaeaueIxn Marie condra

Jacquelyn Marie Condra, infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Con-
dra virginia Lowder) was chris
tened on Sunday, March II. In St.
John the Baptist Church. The spon-
sors were George and Marcella
Smith.
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JEWELRY ROBBED

Pontiac-AP-Two men held up
Maurice Cheney, proprietor OF
Aliens Jewelry Store. as he opened
the shop this morning and escaped
with cash and rings with q value
estimated by Cheney at between
$4,000 and $4,000.
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v THE SUIT BID

"lF YOUR only singly-stopped
short suit IL q doubleton or treble
ton topped by the ace. should that
make you lean toward No Trump
a. q rebid. or toward q suit calf"
The average player would answer
that question with mo Trumps."
In doing so. he would be absolutely
wrong. With such q hand. II Is
better to Try to steer q probable
No Trump contract into your
partners hand. IL possible, by
bidding q suit.