THE YPBILANTI DAILY PRESS. YPBILANTI, MICH.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, I*4o PAGE EIGHT DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 8. Music note 32. Elongated On 1. Reaort 9. To omit flail NEWS 4. 10. 33. of NORMAL STAGE Any deity Explodes Company 7. Mother- 11. Ahead actors News of-pearl 16. Ana (abbr .) 34 Excessively Arbor game Ann Capitol of 18. A Distress EO. 35 and Idaho at cards signal began a week of dedication ser- 12. Adjoin 19. A metal 39. Masculine College Calendar Two Men Die in Plunge Friends Mourn Death vices In their new building with 13. Unnerve 20. Muffler name Candle 40. Culmination F. Lutz, 48 formal opening of the structure by 14. Teamater'a 21. From University Power of Enoch SCREEN command 22. Fat 41. Boast TODAY Arbor, Mich., Oct. 7 Bishop Ra> mond J. Wade. Detroit. Ann 15. Wheeled 24. Tersely 42 Mass of Ice 4:00 p. m.—W. A. A. Board Meeting. Gymnasium. Plant, Services Today Friends here are' mourning the Participating in the dedicatory ser- Hollywood, Oct. 7 —UP—Produc- 44. Yesterday's Anver Pierce Hall. who vehicle cogent Reared 4:00 p. m.—Pan-Hellenic, death of Enoch F. Lutz. 48, Harrison, into A frolic 45. Half an em l’hl Dinner, Sorority House. Friday night vice was Dr. William E. er Edward Small warned his col- 17. Peep 25. Hideous 48. 6:15 p. 111.— Sigma Nu Ann Arbor. Mich., Oct. 7 —Final succumbed In Detroit Ypsllantl. superintendent of the movie 18. Slightest 26. Periods of 46. To advise 50 Three-toed p. m —Pi Kappa Delta Mixer, Alumni Lounge. watching the Detroit-Catho- leagues today that audiences 7:30 rites were conducted this after- while district. Dr. Charles W. Brashares. of a 20. Bend time (dial.) sloth TUESDAY game. Mr. Lutz lived In know “every possible turn one lic football pastor, presided and several new and of 23. Unsteady a. m General Assembly, speaker, Rollo Walter Brown, noon for Dewitt C. Warren. 58. 16 years ago. story” "every trick the 2 3 YSX/AyAZ/y/A'' fe 10:00 Ann Arbor members were received. trade," the sooner they real- 27. English 1 I I I* l Pease Auditorium. the two men who plunged to Surviving are his widow. Ger- and of Programs have been arranged ized fact, the sooner they navigator p. m.—Goldfeatber meets, Alumni Lounge. Saturday when a scaf- trude, four sisters, the Misses Elsa this i » 7:30 n their deaths throughout this week to provide would their box office tro- 28. A game 7:30 p. m.—Home Economics Club. Welch Hall, room l 3. and Otillle Lutz, this city, Mrs. of shed Hall. fold gave way at the University of an opportunity for all divisions ubles. bird 7:30 p. m.—lnter-Fraternity Council, Charles McKenny G. F. Ronneburger and Mrs. be represented. Michigan power plant, ltec. E. C. of Milwaukee, the church to Small, who is president of Ed- 29. Monkey Charles Matzek. both Malay coin Stellhorn officiated and burial was Wis.; three brothers, Walter Lutz. ward Small Productions, Inc., which 30. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED releases its pictures through Unit- 31. To set again Cemetery. Grosse Folnte; Christian Lutz. In Forest Hill Artists, returned from 34. Escort Mr. Warren was born Sept. I*. Milwaukee, Wis.; and Godfrey Mich., Oct. 7—An- ed New Group and Ann Arbor. York. He said that the salvation 36. More Westminster League 1882, In Ann Arbor. He was mar- Lutz. Ann Arbor; a number of being made of nouncement Is the of the industry be “new ideas Independent ried Sept. 15. 1910 to Lydia Stoll- nieces and nephews. of Miss Mildred Elseman, would marriage in film an dtreatments, 37. English poet steimer, who survives him Toledo, and Donald Hartman, this stories 20 7' 2! 23 Meeting pretentious Burdens 77 Enjoys surviving brothers, presented on a more 38. Luncheon Also are five city. The ceremony took place In Kenneth New Church Building scale. 40. Warp-yam Arthur Warren. Adrian. To- • • • the Salem Lutheran Church In 13. Eskimo tool w meeting was indicating from which town Warren. Dearborn, and Jay, Lester Dedicated This Week ledo Sept. 12. Mr. Hartman is the A 6:30 luncheon i tbc:"| Ann Ar- G Robinson, who trades 44. Prickly enjoyed by Presbyterian West- came. and Harry Warren, all of Mich., son of and Mrs. Claude Hart- Edward the Klotz, Ann Arbor. Oct. 7—Metho- Mr. “tough roles, envelop of i League evening It was found that among the 65 Ray Cali- principally In guy” minster Sunday as bor; a sister, Mrs. dist congregation Sunday man. E. Kingsley St. repre- fornia; and several nieces and Church was honored today with a life fruit i a reception for the local college present five states were membership in the American Pig- 47. Crawl 31 32 33 34 35 students. sented. They were California, Wis- nephews. 77 Minnesota, and The other victim of the tragedy eon Racing Union. Robinson likes 49. Big A committee from the Women's consin. Michigan, was Earl J. Brough, 47. Gordon Gill Head pigeons and will accept the award 51. French river Union of the Presbyterian Church Indiana. Mrs. Will wae had worked on the scaf- at a banquet. 52. Produce served the luncheon. Members of A response to the welcomes The men president of the West- fold for two days laying brick, and Eighteen hundred members of 53. Ovum the committee Included Mrs. J. A. given by the W. ! minister League, Miss Saturday were laying stone The Cherry HillMethodist Group the society voted him the mem- 64. To tint with Geddls, Mrs. R. J. Baker, Mrs. added weight of the stone, it was bership because he in- color K. Crawford, and Mrs. Kenneth t Lowry. aroused Miss Cook 6ang “The Last believed, caused one end of the Sunday terest in pigeons in a movie which 40 HI yy 43 HH 45 qfc Crawford. Carol Cherry Hill. Mich., Oct. 7—The Mr. and Mrs. George Gill DOWN H 2 77 Rose of Summer". She was ac- suspended scaffold to slip from its portrayed their early use in car The high school youth choir sang meeting Worn- evening. 1. Concealed companied by Miss Dell. hangers, plunging the men to the organization of the i rylng news dispatches. 47 H& 44 50 "Living for Jesus" and “Keep Lucretla • « obstacle 77 Interesting were mov- ground. an's Society of Christian Service ] Mr. and Mrs. John Maegle, South * Smiling”, after which several wel- Especially 2. Part of a ing shown by Ralph L. Surviving Mr. Brough are hts church Tuesday Ypsilantt. arid Mrs. Lucy Maulbet- Buck Jones, one of the greatest comes were given. pictures was held at the window ; Witherspoon. They were taken at widow. Edna J.. and five children. sch, were dinner guests. of the two-gun- heroes, dug from Rev. Raymon Burns Bair gave afternoon. Mrs. Gordon Gil! was \ Northfield. 3: Skin disease held at Port-. Both were employes of the Build- Sunday Edwin Minehart. the archives of the a cordial welcome to the students. I the- students' retreat of silent screen 4. Furniture last spring. ings and Grounds department of elected president; Mrs. William Mr. and Alfred Lau and today a strip of film which in- Others were a welcome from the 1 age Lake f Mrs. he trimming The meeting was closed wltn the University. Schroeder, vice president; Mrs. son dinner guests of tends to use as evidence that he sessions by James Breakey, Jr., little were 5. Eskers t by Vic- the singing of "True Hearted. 1 from recording secretary; Mrs. Huston, De- was the originator expres- mmmrr and one the trustees William Houk. Mr. and Lloyd of the 6. Contradict An interesting feature Whole Hearted” by the group, and Mrs. Robert Simmons; correspond- troit, Sunday. The dinner was in sion. "Hi Yo Silver”. tor Wilson. of the program was Mr. benediction. ing secretary; Mrs George McKim, honor of Mrs. uncle, Jones Is suing Republic Pictures directed by I Lau's William put Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Wither- treasurer; Mrs. Jennie Houk, sec- Minehart, Plymouth, whose birth- for rights to the expression. The Wilson when he had students THE MOST thumb-tacks on a Michigan map. | spoon are the student directors. retary of missionary work; and day occurred that day. film company claims priority. Betsy Ross Wall Frieze Miss Jane Oliver, secretary of Mrs. Walter Wilkie and Mrs. Jones started taking account of AMAZING children's work. James Burrell were Wednesday af- the films he had played In. He After the meeting, lunch was ternoon guests of Mrs. George tried the talkies, but was unable Being Made at Prospect Social Committee Sponsors l/111l served in the church house Simmons. to find one where he used the call. Mr. and Mrs. William Houk vis- He commenced digging through the (! DEMONSTRATION grade students at Pros- Pictures to Illustrate the work ANNUAL BAZAAR. DINNER ited Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hearl. silent horse operas and found a Sixth First All College Dance produced pect are making a wall frelzfe of and songs are being found by the PLANNED BY WOMEN Stony Creek. Thursday afternoon. film in 1927. One se- quence, said, Ross, a group of women children In books and magazines, The Woman's Society of Chris- Mrs. Philip McNulty and son. Jones shows him call- Betsy evenings. Saturday was chos- SAFETY AND surrounding Ross the and are being brought to The first all-college party at day 'of tian Service. Unit 11. met at the Carl. Mrs. Moyer, Lucy ing his horse. He plans to call in Betsy and school ElAnl lip reading experts flag. Michigan Normal College en for the first dance, because of home of Mrs. Lester Freedle Fri- Mrs. George spent to translate the American The picture Is and mounted cn colored back- State Burrell and Gill call, background grounds. evening many parties scheduled day afternoon. Mrs. Earl Buchner Friday in Detroit. which he believes was "Hi Yo made on a white Health booklets with was Saturday In the the church DEPENDABILITY meeting Silver". three wide and approxima- pictures and facts on raising McKenny ballroom, Friday. ' presided at the business Mr. Bartlett, • feet Charles Hall last and Mrs. Wyman J• f completed. Final plans were made for the an were guests at the tely five feet long. The students vegetables have been of In social committee also spon- Plymouth, Bringing U> the ; with a large group students The nual bazaar and chicken and ham screen best-sell- are- drawing»the design with pen- To climax the week's study on sors other dances, including the EVEK MADE! George Gill home Sunday: ing novels. New York musical and attendance. supper which will be held at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmons cil and will color the forms later. fall the children attended the dance, as will be other all- Kresge dances, usually held on dramatic stage and out- The i church house evening, successes In the fifth grade, pupils are showing of a motion picture oa college year, ; Tuesday evenings, and so named Thursday and Jane were in Detroit Wedae&\ standing famous Ameri- dances this was spon- + Oct. 17. stories by continuing with their chalk and truck farming. head- ' because of the ten cent admission day. can authors. RKO Radio' sored by the social committee Pumpkin Pie with whipped cream Pictures drawings of explorers maps. Name words are being taught Mrs. She ! price, and the* social dancing AND will present pencil ed by Florence Lyman. 84 WORLD coffee the 53 features during the In and anlclSh in Harding usually taught on Thurs- and were served by 1940-41 season, announces Outlines for fire prevention post- the first grade is assisted by Miss Jean j classes its presi- Leaf Snell, of ' AMERICAN hostess dent, George J. ers to be made and exhibited the room have been labeled. and Julia representatives days. Schaefer. are League, and Don , Mrs. Mearl McKim will entertain MDIIjIDER Short subjects to next week are being made by the collections and identifications the Women's SPEED the number RECORDS the October meeting being made. The children have Jones and Don Sommerfleld. rep- WASHINGTON—INS Prest- of 190 include Walt Disney produc- students. the pers- \ SMASHED tions, booklets are being been drawing golden rod flowers resenting the Men's Union Two | dent Roosevelt expressed RKO Pathe News. March of Conservation onal today that Canadian Given Farewell Party Time by the fourth graders in on white background paper. members-at-large appointed by opinion and Information Please. prepared have a right to enter % Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cole have Stars for a at a Furniture for the play house in Mrs. Lyman complete the commit- j youths perfect include Ginger Rogers, preparation display colleges, pay their own sold their farm and will move CONSTRUCTION AT Laughton, Lombard, meeting later in the year. the kindergarten has been painted. tee. Miss Joan Olds serves as a American Pharles Carole j PTA. and preliminary to Allen Park soon. Members of is sponsor- member-at-large. There Is still tuition receive Charles Boyer, sean Arthur, Ron- Fall flowers, insects and trees The student council which Is now pro- the Epworth League gave them a sales each Fri- one vacancy. flying training c\Tircstonc ald Colman, Richard Dig, Cary have been studied and pictures ing penny candy government as a pa i party Other all-college parties this vided by the farewell Friday evening. Grant, Jean Hersholt, Kay Kyser, day school in hallway. KH AMPIONS drawn representing each. after the. year will probably be held on Fri- I of the college curriculum. M MOTOR STATE CO. Anna Neagle, Maureen O'Hara, To supplement nature study for The proceeds w ill be used for pur- Witeley Honored Miss Anne Shirley and Orson Welles. third grade pupils, hunting chasing frames for pic- Mary Margaret and the Miss Wall Featured players Include Edmund and fall songs are being tures secured last year. Miss Dorothy Hatch entertained Expected to be Completed Lowe, learned. Kay Francis, Jack Oakie, Tonight 11:00 p. m. for Miss Ellen Wiseley at the home in Sixty Day Charles Winninger, Lucille Ball, Extra Guest Feature at of the latter. Wednesday evening. Wendy Barrie, Joan Carroll, Rich- S. Tracy, H. LaMar “I Take This Woman” Miss Wiseley will be married to Period ard Cromwell, James Ellison, Leon Fingerprint Designs on Delraar Bruder in the Cherry Hill Errol, Virginia Vale, Linda Hayes, church Saturday evening, 12. Knowles, AIR-CONDITIONED .TODAY AND TUESDAY Oct. Carrying out their general expan- Patric Elsa Lanchester, Frances Langford. Project sion and rearrangement program, Anita Louise. Wrapping Paper % Foot Amputated Limmy Lydon. Ann Miller, Alan MARTHA 1 THE LAUGH HIT OF Mr. the Motor State Products Cos. is Manley is a patient in Uni- engaged 60 200 Mowbray, Donald Macßride, Gene second of Children vteen drawing col- HINCTONj THE YEAR versity on anew x foot ad- First and grade pupils have Hospital where he had his will be in Raymond, Barbara Read. Kent Tay- the back- foot dition. which completed lor. I Hlllcrest School have been making , ored leaves and painting amputated. days. It to Lee Tracy, Lupe Vales and about 60 Is be of the Phyllis designs with a poster grounds in which spatter painting same steel, c s con- Bropks. 1 fingerprint j Hand brick and gla Among the popular paint and starch composition on Wild asters were drawn Crushed as the books to be i stroke. Edwin struction the rest of factory. filmed will be white wrapping paper. The com- Minehart has received A huge is on 'Kitty Foyle" by in colors at the school Friday. word that Mrs. crane location. Christopher Morley and starring pleted designs are uspd as curtains hts niece. George plant Large numerals giving the calen- From the inspired pen of Sidney Howard, Everett in hospital Within the machinery Is Ginger Rogers; “Ariane glass doors on cupboards in the is the at Te- rearranged to conform with Pretends" in cumseh. was being by Claude Anet. a vehicle for school hall. dar date have been pasted on She knocked to the modern production methods and pavement by an automobile and Charles Boyer; Theodore Dreiser's Books illustrating things that fly sheets of paper. The kindergart- to relieve congested areas "Sister the air have just been finished who adapted 'Gone With The Wind' to the her hand crushed. Carrie"; "Valley of the in eners are making each day with a At the south end of the factory Sun", Clarence Budington Kel- and the children will start colored will be grouped facilities. circle around the date and a cross Sheldon shipping land's Saturday Evening Post ! picture books on things that stay Meet In At the north will be an area de- before. Several meth- screen, of the biggest comedy | The members of the Epworth serial; "Anne's House of Dreams", jon the ground. Story pamphlets for the day comes one signed for the receiving depart- one ' pic- learning the numerals have Leagues of Cherry Hill and Den- of the L. M. Montgomery of the Three Bears with colored ods of ment and raw materials. The stories, a vehicle for Anne Shirley; tures telling the scenes enacted in been devised. ton held their Sunday evening ser- i will visit an OPEN A LOW COST north addition Is 40 x 100 feet. "Little Men", the Louisa May A!- the story have been made by each Next week the class sensations ever made! vice at the Sheldon church. Charles ap- Cement foundation work and cott classic, to be produced by ! pupil. orchard and return with some Cline, Denton, was the evening drainage has jelly. speaker gelatin already been accom Towne and Baker; "Freckles" and A weather chart has been started ples to make BUDGET ACCOUNT Cake and were "Laddie", will lunch served at 2:15 served at plished. two of the Gene Strat- for the month and be continu- Afternoon by great the close of the service. year. at the school for kinder- Filmed the co- fAST riflYS • NO MOHIY DOWN Ton-Porter novels. throughout the Children Is planned AIRCRAFT SAMPLE SEEN Among the plays led learning to the thermo- garten children. Parents pay I .15 medy studio, creator of Fred Lutz and Miss Catherine to be picturlzed i are read Detroit, Oct. 7 —AP—A sample are They Knew What They Want- ! meter so that the temperature may a week and the teacher purchases Lewis, Trenton, visited Mr. and nap- 'lt Happened One Night' of what United States' aircraft ed", by Sidney Howard, and "Two also be recorded. i crackers, milk and colored j Mrs. J. W. Cole, Sunday companies are furnishing on by past week has been a jkins for the party. SILKWORTH’S Mr. Mrs. Canada an Island" Elmer Rice. The there 'Mr. Deeds GoesToTown* and Spencer Grammel for. her war effort was shown here Musirals are represented "Too large turn over in the library and and Mr. Mrs. by I and Percy Gotts at- when a silver, twin-motored Dou- Many Girls", George own at least 25 of the 29 pupils have LOS ANGELES—AP—ReIeased 'You Can't Take It With tended Fair, Abbott's a Super Service Hillsdale Wednesday glas bomber landed at City Airport production of his Broadway suc- taken books home each night. j on hts own recognizance under B You', The Awful Truth'l Mrs Gordon Gill accompanied enroute to the Dominion. Guards cess; Kay Kyser and The kindergarten children have ; federal charge of transporting ob- and Mrs. his band LARRY BCHAFFER, Mgr. ; Rev. George Nevin to a immediately surrounded the locked in "You’ll Find Out"; No, been studying the life cycle of the scene pictures. Dr. Frederick Ern- of "No. said he | meeting the Woman's Society hangar In which the plane, which Nanette'’ and ‘'Sunny", both star- Insect. Caterpil’ars have been est Auhagen. 40, would be PHONE 720 of Christian in ring Washington, D. C.. to testify Service Pontiac was camouflaged with daubs of Anna Neagle; "They Met in brought to school and several co- in r Friday. green, gray and brown paint, was Argentina", with Maureen coons have been spun by the Oct. 10 before the Dies Congres- LORETTA MELVVN OPEN 24 HOURS O’Hara. investigating un- Mr and Mrs Wyman Bartlett, placed Immediately after the land- Gene Raymond and Alberto Vila worms. Buterfly collections have sional Committee I Plymouth, were luncheon guests of -1 Ing. heading the cast. been made. I American activities. YOUNG DOUGLAS

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From morn- OF DRAFT ML AGE ing night till j ,t*> You are urged to attend a public forum meeting i sm FICIOAE at the she lives i V'P t i *IT through ap- pointments, HIGH doz- GIRL FROM YPSILANTI SCHOOL meeting en* of peo- Hv pie. But she's always at her best because comes In every ADDED NrfE Wednesday, October 9 at 8 P. M. she COUNTRT * week to keep herself perfectly WOOD'S ALSO —NEWS— groomed. It pay* to look well; Competent speakers will explain draft provisions, also It will help you get ahead In ¦h «» THRILLS WITH A LAUGH. Cartoon and a Dynamic Novelty your work. Come In! ictsWtes opportunities in various branches of our armed forces. OTtyiM Starts Wednesday A Picture with 8 Stars This meeting is called at the suggestion of government PHONE 515-W FOR officials. Your presence may help you avoid misunder* YOUR APPOINTMENT IjEAUTm*^ standings. ORIENTAL

1 BEAUTY «" 0?O MORGAN WNWAY*-TWWAN SSASUT The Board flctur* m __ of Commerce AND SALON WEDNESDAY THURSDAY "You’ll like Yptilanti, where Commerce A Education Meet” *lO3 W. MICHIGAN AVENUE “San Francisco” with Clark Gable Spencer Tracy—AUo—“The Last Alarm