PAGE TWO THE YPSILANTI DAILY PRESS, YPSILANTI. MICH., TUESDAY. NOV. 10. 1942 COUNCIL MEMBERS I EASTERN STAR U. S. Military Leaders in North Africa STEEL PROCESS

" TOLD ACTIVITIES NAMES OFFICERS * 'NI EXPLAINED FOR OF GIRL SCOUTS FORUM MEMBERS New officers for Ypsilanti Chap- % ter number 119 Order of Eastern Girl Scout Council members heard The process of making steel plate 1 Star were elected, two petitions Interesting reports on Girl Scout that Is used a great deal for war for membership were granted, and ,’^H iBHI activities at the November council ¦ I needs, was explained in detail for reports of Grand Chapter meetings m I meeting Monday afternoon at memhers of the Forum Club and Our Service Men Charles McKenny Hall. Mrs. T were given at the meeting of the 1 rhapier, Monday evening in the guests Monday evening at Dearborn McDermott, chairman of the vi , Inn. The speaker, J. Champion from Technician Sergl. Harold L. Ter- F. L. Hagan, 2 N. Normal St., was tory Masonic Temple lodge room by » fund, said that the project, magmas the metallurgy of the rall has been transferred from C*mp one of the draftees inducted The new officers are Mrs Hay department which will cl" 1 Steel Company, Claiborne, La., Dix, N. Detroit draft board. Saturday Burrell, worthy matron; Charles Great I-akes told of to Fort J. • * • featured by a the processing of the steel, large • • • Ypstlanti High Freeman, worthy patron. Mrs. Wil- Lelnlnger. having the School ,\t this quantities of which are used for Pfc. Oen R. Green, now stationed Edward G. after time ail stamps will be turned in liam Lowe associate matron; Mr*. finished his primary flight training Hubert Holloway, conductress: Mrs. ships and steel tanks. The scrap' at Cochran Field, has been promot- Mrs. James Ken eval rejn .4 FVlner, Mrs. Kerch*'al and Miss Mrs. Charles Barnard and Mr* Lee. If Maple S., have received word that Delegates the County Association has been very helpful. Members Mildred Crawford had a part In the to reminded of their son, Charles, who l» stationed are the first four officers; alter- were the large amount BIRTHDAY program. collected by the Ypsilanti school CLUB ENTERTAINED at the Naval Training Station at At the loaders' meeting in the nates, Mrs Bert Hubbard. Mrs. F BY MRS. FLOYD GANONG Newport. Rhode Island, has been F Darragh, Holloway children. evening, it was announced that Mrs. Hubert York. Mich., Nov. 10—Mrs. Floyd advanced to the rating of Petty \. After enjoying the delicious Mrs, Don Stadler will lead the - ink- and Mrs E. Susterka. Ganong entertained her Birthday Officer, Third Class The dinner committee for the chicken dinner served to 22 mem- Club her home Friday evening. ing at the Girl Scout Sing, to close and eight guests in the dining at the Coumy Association meeting last LIETT. OUT. DWIGHT BRIO. IT. »I \J. GEN. GECRGE bers There were 13 members present. Victory Drive. Nov. IS. The GEN. .TAMES D. PATTON room, the party adjourned to the dates for month reported a balance of s4l .GS. EISENHOWER Pedro was played and prizes were fat collection were set for DOOLITTLE Commander C. 8. force* In lounge for the Instructive talk by 30, Dec 1 and 2 The leaders i Reports on the Grand Chapter were (lilef of Allied Northwest Africa Commander S. North won by Mrs. Harry Hamlin and Loyal to Vichy Nov. given U. Africa Morocco Mr. Champion. The speaker was In- are to report to council the by tile delegates, Mrs. Bur- forces air force* i Mrs. Clayton Lohr. the rell, associate troduced by A G. Erickson, host. baked the ? umber of stamps turned ;n. conductress, who Mrs. Harlau Holcomb told of the general and dec- Preceding the talk. Carl I.lnde- birthday Mrs. Ganong re- The December meeting of the theme gren cake and orations. and Mrs. Lee, who report- favored with three songs, a | ceived a gift from the club. leaders and council will te in Cen- barracks ballad Kipling; a negro tral School cafeteria R ed on the business psrt. Mrs. Sea- by with Mrs mans, spiritual. “Johnny Fit the Battle of C. Scrivens and .Miss Marie Arret worthy matron, acted as MANDEVILLE-RODENBAUGH grand Jericho,” and a war song composed MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED la charge of the supp- guardian, and reported on jiKv' 0 at the time of the first World War, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. llodenbaugh tha Installation Mrs. Raul Burrell " “The Americans (Vime Mrs At- the marriage their son, Plan Party was special grand guardian and re. announce of pored on amusing incidents. wood McAndrew played his piano Paul K„ to Miss Harriet Mande- At the meeting of Ypsilanti Lodge accompaniment. number 1.00.F eve- Annual chapter reports were giv- ¦ - I I -»• I jk-. ville, Jackson, Mich. 54S Monday The guests were Mr and Mrs. marriage place Oct. 20 ning in Odd Fellow en by Mrs. Seamans. Mrs. Ray Bur- 7 The took Hall, it was an- W W. F. Waidner, D. L. Quirk and Antioch, Radenbaugh nounced by Frank Alien, noble rell. Mrs. Lee. secretary; Mr*. in Calif. Mr. Harry Faulkner, treasurer. mm Mrs. McAndrew from here, and is in the medical corps at Camp grand, that the annual Thanksgiv- Otis of I-ee. worthy patron. Mr. Lee of the 1 friends Mr. -Erickson's from Stoneman, Pittsburg, Calif. ing party will be at Odd Fellow- RsT Jym .‘r'l Ecorse. Hall. Nov. 19. auditing committee reported that the chapter books are in perfect or- Granye Mests der. TO KEEP WORKING Saline Grange held their Novem- Make Boutonnieres meeting Mrs. Faulkner, chairman of the ber at the Mooreville Y’ork At a special meeting of the Auxil- Detroit, Mich., Nov. 10—IN'S —All Hall, with a of social committee for the year, re- jpßlkx Wednesday evening iary. Veterans Foreign Wars at iHr m employes of the Ford Motor Com large attendance. A short ported a at busi- Veterans Hall. Monday evening, the balance of $B9l in the pi Day treasury, and pany will observe Armistice ness meeting was held. A card member*, made up boutonnieres of that refreshments ( ¦ .Jr by continuing cider have been seven regular to produce the weap- game was played and sweet ten cent and quarter dollar defense served at Insuring by the meetings. A history of the ons which are eventual and doughnuts were served stamps which they will sel! on the local victory for the United Nations, the committee. street*. Armistice Day. Mrs Ivele chapter, compiled by Mrs. Sea mans, presented company said today. chap- " Grubb, chairman cfl the committee, was to the Bhu Reception ter. She stated part Wedding will be assisted by Mrs. Bari Sug- that of this wedding reception was held history is included in the history OVER CEILING PRICE A gitt. Mrs Helen Atkinson. Mrs. Clif- Saturday evening at the Moore- ford Gates, Mrs. John Granger and of the Grand Chapter, which is now- and Mrs. in book Lansing, Mich.. Nay. 10—INS ville York Hail for Mr. Mrs. Bert Luts will sell bonds on form. the for F. Eicholtz, Milan. A Mrs. Ray Burrell, chairman, re- MAJ. GF-N. CHARLES W. Rr.AR ADMIRAL 11. K. HEWITT MAJ. GEN. LLOYD Finding state's contract Raymond GEN. MAXIMEWEYGAND that day in the booth at the corner printing was federal celling social evening was enjoyed and Africa Washington ported that plans for the Christmas RYDER C. S. North Africa naval com- IREDENDALL above French North ex-proconsul of N. St. and W. Mich- prices for similar work, members of refreshments were served. The fair to be and Commander . 8. force* Algiers mander forces at Oran igan Ave. Nov- 30 Dec. 1 are IT.l T In Commander U. 8. the today ap- honored couple received many gifts. under way. The dinner. In connec- board of auditors pealed to the office of Price Ad- tion with the fair, is to be on the Mrs. Cora Rankin. Grand Rapids, ministration for a solution. Leslie Sanford Killed is visiting M r s Leah Knowles night of December 1. OFFICERS RENAMED son Donald Rural Lee Sidney Sanford and Events •Mr. and Mrs Erwin Wamhark. Mrs. read resolutions on the received of the ac- Mrs. Aug. 2, BY WAR VETERANS of Social Events word Monday Saglna w. spent the week end at the death of Ida Avery, Calendar death of their grandson 1942. Sea Force Chief cidental Frank Moore home. and nephew. Leslie Sanford Royal TODAY was officers for the Mr and Mrs. Harry Forbes and Another star added to the All of the 1942 Oak. He waa the son of Mr. and West London service flag for TODAY ¦ daughter Betty. Dearborn, spent John Teabo It, ! United Spanish War Veterans were Mrs. Arthur Sanford and was 17 OBctal Board oi the London son of Mrs. Elizabeth Teaboldt. Twenty Club. 6 30 p tn , Charles McKenny Hall, F. R. Gorton, host. m Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. J reelected Ip; years of age. Ch*reh will meet at the home of at the November regular Auxiliary. Veterans of Foreign Wars, meets this evening at 7:30 Forbes. meeting, Monday in G.A R Andrew Bird. Mr and Mrs. J E Warner went i evening in Veterans' Hall. Mr and Mrs. D. L. Crow visited i Hall. The officers are Henry Lawr Patient Brought Homs Oakville Mr. Crow's cousins. Mr. and Mrs. to Port Huron. Monday. Phoenix Lodge number 13 F. and A M . regular communication, The daughter of Mr. and The Oakville Farmer's Club will ence. commander: Edmund R 7:30, little Z. Q. Harper, Toledo Masonic Temple lodge room. Mrs. Everett Eggert, who has been meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. MISSING 1 Hewitt, senior vice commander! postponed WITNESS Industrial Pleasure Club one week. very ill of pneumonia in the hos- Thurlow Heath. | Clinton H Wellbrook. junior vice meeting Degree Honor, 7:30, Detroit. Mich.. Nov. 10—INS commander; Executive of of at home of Mrs. Floyd pital, is better and has been NOVEMBER 11 Trial of three charged Merritt L. l)eyo, ad- men, with jutant; Edwin Wier, Ring. brought to her home. Rawsonvllls conspiring to an quartermaster; Capsule * o'clock, Spencer. ATTENTION bribe ex-couneii- trustee; Sisters Club. with Mrs. Glenn Red Cross Workers to meet st CITY man in the J. P. Kirk, John C. Squires, Mothersingers city schools, 7; 45, Ypsiianti High SUBSCRIBERS connection with notori- sergeant; chaplain; Chorus of In School Circle Five Sewe the home of Mrs. Clare Wilkinson. The Ypsilanti Dally ous Hermans Gardens Project, Alex Boutell. Press to- Becker, officer day; music room. Circle No. 5 of Milan M E York wishes all subscribers to day was postponed three Philip J. of the WEDNESDAY S. S. re- months A. of the Church met Thursday with Mrs. W. C. annual church supper ceive their papers regularly following discovery of a wit- George Kenny, officer 2:30 House key guard; Edward P. Smith, sergeant Ladies' Literary Club. at Literary Club A. J. Turner. Sewing was done and fair will be at the Methodist and promptly. In of poor nets' disappearance. David Thomp- Past Chiefs 7:30, home of Mrs William Churca annex. case major; Fred J. Simona, senior color of Pythian Sisters. at Horn. for the bazaar to be In December or nondelivery of Daily son. a steel depo- Summit Study Club, 2:30 .with Mrs. E. G. dinner the salesman whose sergeant; Arba MWilson, Peterson. and a cooperative was NOVEMBER 12 Press phone Press Office sition was necessary prose- Junior Mary-Martha Missionary the to the Color sergeant. Society of Lutheran Church, 7:43 at the served. The Spencer Club will meet at at 470 before 6 p. m. or 2 p. m. cution’s case, was reported to have home The next meeting will be Dec. 14. church. 10:30 a. m at the of Mrs. Saturday. moved from the city and not imme- Huron Navy Mothers Club. 7:30. at Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall. Move to Ohio Arthur Billbrough, N. Huron St., diately available. Mr. Mrs. and fam- Rain Interferes Ypsiianti Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles, 8 o’clock, 33'-4 E. Cross and M. Chase for an all day sewing meeting. Pol- are O. lock noon. The meeting of the Lutheran St. ily moving to Swanton, dinner at 9 4 Altar Guild which was to have been Red Cross surgical dressings, room five, Welch Hall. to o'clock. at the Lutheran Church Monday Girl Scouts: troop two. 4 o'clock, Methodist Church; troop four. 3:60, 10, o’clock, Brownie, 4 New Belvil Theatre evening was omitted on account of Woodruff; troop 4 Harriet; Pick of the Air stormy Today MAIN STREET, BELLEViLLE the weather. o'clock. Starkweather. Opening Prospect P.T.A. meeting postponed to November 1* time 8:15 p, m and 2:15 p. m. Sunday matinee Izaak Walton League. 8 p. m.. party. Mrs. E A. Mellencamp and Mrs. $ ~ » Admission prices effective Oct. I—Adults 35c, Children lie tax fc. -Red network. WLW 700. WWJ 9:oo—Famous Jury Trials; Earl Freeman were Ypsiianti guests Meeting of Evangelism Committee. First Methodist Church .7:15. included. Children Sundays and Holidays 15c after 6 p. m. Sir Andrew 950, WHAM 1100, WMAQ 670. Blue 9:30 —Stan Kenton Band; Supper. 8:SO p. m . First Baptist Church. Dr. S. E. Cunningnam. I at a shower given at the home of Fellowship Admiral network, Mrs Fagerstrom, speaker. above, the naval WXYZ 1270, WLW 700. Nation War, I Margaret Adams in Detroit. commands Allied WGN 720. 10:16—This At Ma- by forces operating in Tonight | Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Eleanor the invasion Columbia Broadcasting Company rines. Hufson Havtland for Mrs Frank of French Africa. t —VVJR 760, WBBM 780. WCKY MBS— 8:30 —Drama Salute to Ms. Freeman, Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Smith, Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Mann enter FROM WEST POINT” | 1530, WFBM 126. WGAR 1480, rlnes. '•TEN GENTLEMEN' Archie Crow who was a guest of who have lately moved here from tained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Alvin George Montgomery, Greenville, gave a family Sunday network. WOWO 1190. 9:3o—Murder Clinic Mystery; Maureen O’Hara I Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Crow has left Wilcox and little dauaghter, Shirley Mutual Broadcasting Company 10:45—Brig Gen R. L. Denlg tsHt for in night supper, the out-of-the-city S. Envoy Vichy “TOUGH AS THEY COME", Dead End Kids I his home Fostoria. O. Wilcox Miss Jean Fry and Mr. U. in WRNS 1460, WDOD 1210; Blue on the Marines. ' Mrs Malcolm Blngay. Detroit, guests being Mr and Mrs Howard and Cartoon. and Mrs. Denver loosing and daugh- —Red Network WLW 700; Blue News spent Monday aunt, Westman. Mr. and Mrs. Don Weir with her Mrs. ter Marilyn, from Fargo. Mich. Rev. network, WLW 700, CKLW 800, Wednesday ¦ Elizabeth Showerman. and Mr and Mrs Frank Davis and their families, .Ann Mann preached in Fargo over ten WJBK 720. ARMISTICE PROORAMS Blue Arbor. 3:45 m. of Mrs. Charles Stump, Detroit, vis- years p. Veterans Foreign ited her grandmother, Mrs. Jennie Tonight Wars. NBC 6:30 Bishop James Richardson, Sunday. LOOKB TO 1943 NBC—B—Ginny8—Ginny Simms show; E. Freeman on “Woodrow Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Donald i/ovltt and Detroit, Mich., Nov. 10—AP—Gov. B:3o—Horace Heldt music; son's Ideas." 9:oo—Battle of Sexes; NBC—10:30 a. m daughter Jeanneqe visited relatives John W. Brlcker of Ohio, who has Reveille Round- in Jackson over ths weak end. 9:3o—Fibber McGee; tip; < been mentioned as a 1944 Repub- 10:00—Bob Hepe; I:4s—Morgan Beatty comment; lican presidential candidate, main- 10:30—‘Red Skelton. 6; 00-IT. S Navy Band. tains that he is looking ahead ‘‘only CBS -B—-Oholer's Lights Out: CBS—4:3o—Of Men and Books; Hsvs the Memory of that Singers. to 1943" and his 8:30 —A1 Jolson; 6:3o—Frank Parker SPECIAL EVENT to program In | BLU—l2:3o—Farm and pro- Ohio. Ohio chief executive, 9:oo—Burns and Allen; Home preserved In a lovety The 9:30 —Suspense, drama thriller; gram; color photograph. thrice elected to his post, waved Bfl Glory in the Title, Ma- 2; 15- Between Book-ends; aside presidential talk here last 10:00 -We the Knights rines. s:ls—Hop Harrigan. night while attending a Fitzgerald, Four MBS—l2:3o—Philadelphia Navy Perionality Studios Templar banquet. BLU—7:IS Elia He was elected 1 25 N. Adams Phone -w... . Yard hand; 2875 honorary member Keys; an of Detroit 8:80 —Duffy's snd Clifton Fadl- 2:3o—Mutual Goes Calling; Commandery No. 1. man; * 4:3o—Man with a Band. ill Fine Points in Bridge HBB Bv SHEt-ARD BARCLAY 4 IN DON'T TELL THE ENEMY The spade 6 1 STORE was called from the WHEN YOU know something dummy, and Plnekey Tuck, above as United when East failed to A. Important about the hand, which over-ruff It J, only high States charge d'affaires at Vichy, with the Is unknown to the declarer, and enough trump out, but discarded a France, waa handed by Fierrc which could be very valuable In- diamond. South knew that of govern- West • Laval, French chief formatioh to him, but of little or had that Important card. Schot, ment, the official of Hence It applies notification no value to your partner, please could not be caught in a of diplomatic rela- fine3.se. Call Washington the aeverancc try to keep the knowledge to The only chance was to drop It. tions between the French Vichy yourself. Try to pick some play, if So he led the spade 2 to the Q, and • government and the you Office Equipment United can. which will mislead him sure enough, the now unguarded States. definitely Lacking any way to do J was picked up. That's all there that, at least endeavor to adopt a Is to this hand, as all of the rest • course of action which will keep of the tricks were sure for South UNLESS IT IS VITALLY NECESSARY Groceries the facts withheld from him. except one In cluhs. 498 4 2 If West had returned any card • Guard Against f Q J in his hand, except a heart, on Beauty Shop 4 A K that fifth trick. South would al- 4 A J 10 6 3 most surely have guessed a see- The leadership of the United To a lesser degree the same condi- Wartime Constipation! 4 \ J 4 10 5 3 ond-rcund spade finesse to he the 4 J 10 9 7 N 4 K 4 best chance to stop the J from Nations today centers in one city tion exists on Long Distance lines taking Kleenex, Ponds Tissue, Dustex Dusting Tissue, end Numerous It’s frequently due S 2 W E 4 J 10 8 5 that crucial trick, and so Washington, D. C. From offices in almost everywhere. Material short- 4Q « 3 2 would have failed to make his other Items. to lack of “bulk” 8 S contract. 4>K • • 4 our national is directed the ages make it to days 8 7 capital impossible supply (f»e our complete line of Greeting Cards, Christmas Greetings, Millions of folks thess war feel all 4KQ draggpd with no sip or pep. And nc 4A 8 6 Tomorrow'a Problem whole vast of war. And tele- additional to out, activity enough equipment snd complete wonder! working, sleeping, and 49 7 4 General Greetings Look over our line of Gro- Their 4 9 8 phone lines to and from the city are take care of all the increased de- especially their eating habits are all dif- +7 5 2 ceries, and remember us for your next hairdressers appointment. ferent. Meals to be fQJJ , are apt hurried. (Dealer. South. Both sides vul- 7 3 every day war must go Improperly balanced—and they neglect 48 loaded with thousands of mand. But calls Just call 1P55-W. nara ble.) 8 the Important matter of "bulk" In the West East 4AK 6 s South Nortfi cj J 5 3 A 4 military and war production calls. through. Your cooperation in mak- diet. 1 4 ? Pass Pass 4 Pass 5 4 N A Yet getting enough "bulk"might make 1 Pars 4K6 f 10 9 » Long Distance traffic to Washington ing fewer and shorter calls to 4 3 4 Pass 9 3 7 helps all the difference. For lack of It la one * 4 VV E 3 lpatlon. 4 4Q J 9 . has the maintain fast, of the common causes of const After the and A S ?QJ 4 2 increased 50% since attack the efficient service Medicinal laxatives give only temporary heart J. Q. K formed the first trick, South used 47 on Pearl Harbor! that is a vital wartime necessity. relief In such cases, they don't get at 4 K 10 7 6 2 the cause. a diamond top as entry to lead to- 4 None But ku.loco's ALE'-Bxsif corrects this ward hia spade honors. The 9 was 4 A K 10 6 constipation by supplying the needed topped bv the 10. K and A. and 4 10 4 3 2 ‘‘bulk''; brings lasting West cashed the heart 9. Without often freedom (Dealer: * * from the trouble. Eat this crisp, deli- pausing to think, he ended hla South. Both aides vrf MICHIGAN TELEPHONE COMPANY nerable.) BUI ."."T'Vr! Ypsilanti’s Office Equipment Headquarter* cious cereal regularly, drink plenty of worry about the next lead $y us- PHONE 14 616-618 W. CROSS STREET water and "Join the Regulars. "all-baam h>A what aremed like an Innocu- What defense would you advl*. Is made by Kellogg's In Battle Creek. rtis card—the heart 10. Actually on this dsal against by 4-Hearts ’ that made South's Job a cinch. East 7