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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13
Longacres Results
UNDAY PROGRAM

SUNDAY PROGRAM
OC7-FIRST, s400, claiming. three
LoI year-olds and up. Washing
s s%of fVal " Co.'s ons mile $40 aso a.7o
Glad March Q0s) -. 2.7o 2bo
Bay Smoke u01l =. $50
jockeys in order: sperry, H. Wilson
and Campbell: time, ] 80. Hidden
Smoke. Mr.. Smoke, Pink Title. Out
guess Jr. and cleos Pride also ran.
oco-sEcoND. $500, allowances;
100 two-yesr-old 5ts furlongs:
Hanky Panky Ooe) .44.7o 1900 $50
Black Lilly ulo) :. 2.7o
Ever Blaze u06) -. $50
JOCKEYS in order: Stafford, Gray
and II. Wilson: time. / ;06 l-5. Plucky
You. Be Listo. Forest Romance and
Ever Double also ran.
oro-THIRD. $500. claiming. three
Zo7 year-olds and UP; six fur
Fleet OH ui0 ....s&o $50 2eo
Double Brush diD.. 3.4o 2eQ
Heidi Gid .......... 5bo
jockeys In order: Reynolds. Whit
ing and Lowe; time. :l2 40. Royal
Play. Essweep. Drolling and just LII
liam also ran.
ofo-FoURTH, claiming: four-yesr-
LOO olds and up: III miles:
Shasta Slipper do5) $40 40 40
Dignified doel .... 400 2Io
JOCKEYS in order: Grohs. Bovine
and Sperry. time, :53 f-6. Lefty
Ormont, Wise Ace. Quiosllen. Too
Busy. Contraction. Gay spoofer and
Cleo's Boy also ran.
oLI@FIFTH. $500. allowances;
20 three-year-olds: ak furionss:
Jobolon quo .....lezo 80 80 eo
1 1piisy oo 1os dis ais ''O SO
jockeys in order: Stafford. Lowe
and Gray. time. IL i-5. Son o.
pride. Fonsie. Happy Heather. Chief
saltese. Prank Henry and Cara Mona
also ran.
ofth-sPEcIAL $500. claiming:
20 three-year-o and up;
women and men jockeys: one mile:
Jobioso u22l ..... $40 $50 2Io
Glad Santa ll22) TAO so
JOCKEYS in order: Grohs. Dodson
ano Miss Maaee. time. 80 i-5. Dad
Butter, Escalante, Sympatnizer. Geor-
gta Miss and Gilbert Elston also ran,
oLo-sIxTH. $500. claiming. three
ZOZ year-olds and up: one mile
Dolly x Qlol -. -eso 80 ~
Invincible l07) -. $50 2SC
Fervorita 900 49,. zIe
lockers In order: Gray. Randall
and Weisrnan: time. / al As. Kirk
bv. Pslliatlon. Orbridee. Ritz Broth
ers and Train Signal also ran
oIo-sEvEETH. $1,000. washins-
ZOo ton hzndicsp. three-year old
and up: ak furlonss;
a Pala Souaw IioJ 1910 200 4lt
a Olimpo ui5) go. 300 y
3 Dogny Pillow iliD zoe
AL Rosenberg entry
Needmore stable entry
JockeyS In order: Orons. Yarnsi
and Randall: time. 1910 is. Pom
gee M. Crundy. C-Note. Stop Scout
and Rollins Ball also ran.
lofz-EIGHTH. $500. claiming. four
\ ZOT year-olds and up. IL miles
Marco 1los) .......sio 80 s5l
e es5,gs'n e LIZ 5iosj. ' ~ -;
JOCKEYS IN order: Weisnnan, Do1sor
and wilson: tine. 2 s04 as. Mullet
par Pull. Blue Hour. Count Can
Reoneck. Irene 2 and We<pinz Wat.
era slso ran. .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13
Midland Wins

CHICAGO-Charles s. Howard
Remember seabiscuit. Kayak ii
and sorteoda has hit the jack
pot Of the turf again with another
Of his famous bsrgain-counter
buys.
The name IL Midland. and he
makes his formal debut into the
big time 70 add new tr1umphs 70
ms owners career.
Eioland cost TIA San Francisco
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13

The die is cast now on the
$4,000 Longacres Mile-weights
are out, owners and trainers have
nothing left but to condition their
steeds.
Top weight, in Racing Secretary
M. H. Morrison's table, issued yes
terday goes to sweepida, winner
Of the Santa Anita and Hollywood
derbies, which probably will not
come north. Reason we think that
because there are conflicting
races at Del Mar over that week
end which will offer almost as
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13

automobile dealer the flat sum Of
Sc. 900 In California last winter.
The tall, oregon-bred horss
has . bank account Of t7Z,-
US 10 his credit and Howard
has quadrupled his invest
Henf. The biggest chunk Of
it--s cool so .S00-wAs picked
up Saturday when Midland
spisshed 10 an easy triumph
In the American derby. and.
Incidentally, mixed up the
three-year title rare 10
an almost unbelievable degree.
A. the race IL figured now.
Bimelech stu holds a slight lead
toward the title However. since
he has been beaten three times.
the son Of Black Toney IL an ex-
tremely weak leader. Csllshsdion.
Midland, sirocco. DIT and Your
Chance all have claims 20 Be set
tied before the crown IL given
away. And II The Trsvera and
Lawrence run true % form. there
may be two newcomers ADDED 70
that List IN guzt another month
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13
nv HENRY MI.EMoRE

NEW YORK Nd Barrow, WIN
owns ons Of tho moat luxufiant
sets ~ eyebrows known IN msn or
beast. is still talking for the Nsu
York Yankees and the Indications
are he viii eontlnus IN talk for
them for some time 10 come
decided 10 ask Mr. Harrow.
whom have whlmsleally nick.
named cousin Nd. a very personal
and original question. decided
To come right out and ask him
shst had happened 10 tho Yam
KEGS
To be perfectly frsah." he
admitted. looking fnrtiysly.
first to The right. then a. the
left. they aren't .. Essd ss
~s thought They wss. In the
spT,nE. soms ~ mar hey man
have slipped . little further
than any ~ ~ realized. whsth-
81 their slump IL temporary sr
permanent 40 cant tell yet"
wanted Ia know " cousin Va
whom . have niehnamsa sfr.
Barro~. had finally given up
on the Saahees for this yess.
Wei our prospects don't look
too good. do they" he said. but
I've been In baseball TOO long 10
eoncsds defeat until ths race l.
actually decided ia BE- dishonest.
however. II ! failed 10 admit that
Ns are already looking ahead to
neat year Did this mean that
the gentlemen intended % make
soms experiments Immediately
~H0. ss are going 20 play ths
string out with what ne have =
he said. We don't plan 70 bring
up any more youngsters from our
farm ciubs. Isut neat spring us
~iii probably bring up more than
Ns ever have In ths past
Specifically just what changes
9id Cousin Ed-hr. Barrow think
would have - b. made Ia order
10 restore tina run bloom - hsaith
70 tho Yankees
We are going 10 need pitching =
he confessed. and us have a
nuEnbsf u young fellows al New.
ark and Kansas City Ns are going
- bring IN neat spring
"Aad Of course We may have
u d. some tinhsrinE with the
isfisid. although I'm not sure
ai'out thai. Wen h.ss Ia walt
nnth nest spring Ia b. sure
that sefns 81 the fellows sho
have slipped can't eonls back.
This ls . situation ~ must h.
prepared 10 meet. aud with
that Ia mind ss probably viii
bring up the entire Kansas
city infield. which IL generally
admitted 10 be the beat In the
minors"
This would be something Of q
record wouldn't II. J asked. that
IL. bringing up ar entire infisid
lntact7
4 guess II you'd. answered ny
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13
Cam Sofiball
Team Is Fifth

Tacoma CAmmsrano Brothers
placed fifth In the second annual
Everett district tourney over the
past weekend. by winning two
games and losing a like number.
The Camms had the mis-
fortune of meeting the de-
Tending champions, Tuerks
Tavern, Everett, I'm their first
game Friday night. and a real
case Of stage fright cost them
the game, 7 TO 0. TuerLs
scored their first five runs
without n hit as the fiustered
Bother infleld did everything
wrong.
Saturday afternoon the camms
came back with elimination star
ing them In the face to defeat
Burlington. TO 8. Saturday
night they vanquished Lindberg
Lumber. Everett. 8 to 3 The
Bottlers played one Of the best
games Of the tourney in getting
out In front early and breezing in.
Only two balls went out OF the
infield. a. Pitcher Tom Cross had
perfect control.
Sunday afternoon they were
edged out, 5 to 2, by Bellinghsm.
First game
Cammarano Bros. .... o 3
Tuerks Tavern, Everett 7
Samson. Cross and schurb;
Dahlquist and Hubbard.
Second game
burlington ..+...s~..... .
cammsrano Bros. MI 10 Q
Stewart and ID. Hilsinger,
Cross and Schurb.
Third game
Cammarano Bros. . 3 9
Lindberg Lumber 49,. ; q 0
Cross and schurb; Tastad. Kop-
litz and Gardner.
Fourth game leight innings)-
Bellingham ..+..... 3 3 ]
Cammarano Bros. NH $ 1
Reimer and Thomas. samson
and Schurb.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13
DIFFERENCE IN THEIR
WEIGHT is NEGLIGIBLE

The difference in weight II neg
ligible. Pastor will come in around
1S3 pounds, Conn at about $50.
Conn is an inch and a half taller,
but the width of his shoulders
gives Pastor a slightly longer
reach.
Conn Is q fine prospect. but
should wait another year before
tacl<ling Louis - and perhaps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13
Tacoma Net
Title Goes
To Ballog
Defeated Dupriess
In Torrid. 5-Set
Finol ut Point

chuck nsiieg Who several years
49, I'D nellsFmlns q IL only eity
tennis championship. tasisy Vas
ths mems singles iliiisg II rssnnss
Ne defesiea Iaeh nurrl~.t.
eaxey veteraa. 10 five hatiy.
rantsstea set. Sunday ~
rcint Defiance. the lat one
kelag - 81. e~fsre nsIles
smerEed the Rew ehssaplsa.
nallog reached the finals ~
trimming mn TavioF. - stadium
star, IN straight sets a. s.t
nut purFiest had "a such go
time In his ssnai final match After
tirinF struggle. he wnn out over
Richard Meyer seeded No 1. "a
a. 90
The Never nuprisst match
probably wss the outstanding one
of the day After leading 30. In
The final .st. Meyer dropped the
nsxt i've games nurflsst held :
zoo point act advantage. hut
Meyer rallied % via that game.
only o. lose the set and the match
In The 18th game
fsii, cr~raup, la.ssar-eld
sensation. Won the weme..
and Eiris' singles chsmplas-
ships - predicted she de-
feai.d Mrs. Margaret Hsurirh
FOR the s"mens crown. aa
"a, turned hack yers Fraser.
90. al. d sSnes The girls
title
Dick Cromwell. stadium net
flash. coppsd the junior boys
singles crown by defeating less
Cartwright. smother stadium
youngster. s-s, "a, a.. IS
wally cavanaEh. promising
youngster. won the boys singles
championship when he posted |.
al. "a. "a victory over Rob
Flnohsm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13
OK HUNTING SEASON HEIGHTENED FIFTEEN DAY!
Stronger Pastor Is Picked to Beat Ambitious Conn
Baseball
Cavalcade
On Tuesday

A thrilling ard entertaining
pageant. depicting The history 81
baseball frcm issa 10 ieso. Stli ~
presented Il Athlete rark Tues
ass night a. N sdisd attrsctien
Il the regularly scheduled game
between the Tigers sna ne Van
eeuveF Capiianos
The psFcsnt. known - ths
-caesiosde NJ na-eksn.= wiil
begin promptly 81 siis e'cicch.
Many ~ Taeoma's he~t known
eitisens are members ~ the cast
81 more than 200.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13
Park High League
Title Up Tuesday

A three games series for the
Park High Boys league softball
championship will open Tuesday
at Ais p. m. on the jefferson No.
2 diamond.
The contenders are Yannigans.
first half champs, and Sun Gold
Dairy. winners Of the second half
play. II il a best two-out-of-three
series and will continue through
Wednesday and Thursday on the
jefferson Playfield No. 2 diamond.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13
PittSburgher
Meets Match
InEvery Way
By HARRY GRAYsoS
sEA Service Sports Editor

NEW YoRk-Boe Pastor viii.
IN the opinion OF this observer, pile
Up an early lead on siow-stsrting
Billy Conn and win a 15-round
dicision at the Polo Grounds Tues
day.
Conn is the favorite at s-to-5.
It Is the most attractive match
OF me season viii draw
something like $4,000 spectators.
and the house. scaled from xl.15
to Sl1.50, should come close to
crossing 100000.
Mike Jacobs speaks Of match
Ing the winner with Joe Louis
In September. but Conn win
have TO show something he has
not revealed 20 date wallop-
10 be accepted seriously ~ an
opponent for the heavyweight
champion.
IL would be difficult to sell Pas
tor as a third time advisory Of
Louis. The former New York u.
back ran from the Brown Bomber
for 10 rounds in their initial en-
gagement and was dropped six
times in the first two heats and
knocked out In the eleventh
round Of their second edition.
Pastor lie three years older than
Conn, but at rs IL far from being
a shopworn veteran. Both started
professionally in 1885. Pastor had
remarkable record as an anna
teur. Conn practically grew up in
a Pittsburgh gymnasium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13
Henry McLemore Says

cousin. and ~ certainly would be
a record n ell - them stuck
just % keep the records straight.
the lufisld IL composed n Htrum
a. first. rridfy 90 second. MA.
auto 81 short ard Hitchcock At
third. All good hittsrs. good fisi-
dsrs snd good thrpwsrs rTidfY
and Riaauio are said 10 bs thu
bsHt second base combination in
the history - ths min1r Leagues
and are considered sure pop 10
make the grade Ia tha American
league nest season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13

Ea>tof. Inc ukut hrafsNCkut
leader Il the Irish type which
natures late. He II stili grow
inE like weed.
Those who like Conn's chances
point TO his speed. boxing skill,
improved punch. courage, stamina
and fighting instinct.
But Pastor happens TO be the
speediest heavyweight in the ring
today hands and feet. He Ia
every bit the equal Of Conn in
speed.
Largely because Conn's flashy
style catches the eve. he IL known
as a master boxer. He actually
looks good doing exactly nothing.
yet the kid from the Smoky City
is no more cagey than the man
from the sidewalks Of New York.
With all his alleged extra power,
Conn is certainly no harder a hit
ter than Pastor. Indeed. Betting
Bob's knockout record Is far more
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13
HoRsEsi uoRsEsi Honsrsi

Over 500 osvalry-tralned horses
in southern California have been
secured by Warmers for "sants Re
Trail"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13
Oct. is to
Dec. II Is
New Season
Birds Abundance
Given os Reason
For Rule Changes
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON = Secretary Of
Interior Harold L. Ickes today
heightened the duck hunting sea-
son by IS days because Of large
increases in the number Of those
game birds
The order, extending the season
from IS to so days. also included
geese. coot and duck snipes. How
ever, it provided shorter seasons on
woodcock and reduced the bag lin
It on geese. mourning dove and
white-winged dove.
In the northern zone the hunt
ing season viii be Oct. 1 to Nov. |
90; in the intermediate zone. oct. |
is To Dec. IL: and in the southern /
zone Nov. to Dec. 81. All dates
are inclusive.
The northern zone comprises
Maine. New Hampshire. Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Da-
kota, South Dakota, Wyoming and
Montana. south Dakota and /
Wyoming were in the intermediate
zone last year.
The intermediate zone this
year includes Vermont, for
merly In the northern zone;
New Mexico, In the southern
zone last year; and the fol-
lowing states rs previously
listed: Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Delaware.
Pennsylvania. Ohio, West vir-
ginia, Kentucky, Indiana, ILL.,
nois, Iowa, Missouri, Nebras-
ka, Kansas, Oklahoma, Idaho,
Colorado, Utah, Nevada. Cali
fornia, Oregon and Wash
ington.
In fur district one and three Of
Alaska. hunting will begin on Oct.
and end Nov. 20. Elsewhere in
the territory the season will be
Sept. to Oct. 80.
Daily shooting hours for water
fowl and coot hunters will be from
sunrise until p. m. instead Of
from a. m. TO p. m. Jack snipes
may be taken from sunrise to
sunset.
The daily bag limit on geese,
reduced last year from five to four,
has been lowered TO three The
bag limit on ducks remains at 10
q day.
The number of waterfowl
that may be possessed at any
time Is limited TO two days
bag, but a new rule this year
makes II possible to possess
the legal limit for 20 days
after the close of the season
instead of 10 days.
The daily bag limit on coot In
rs and on jack snipes Is.
Special protection is afforded
canvasbacks, redheads, boffleheads
and rudy ducks by limiting the
numbers of any one of these
species that may be included In the
same bag to three and providing
that not more than three of this
entire group may be taken in one
day.
A closed season throughout the |
United States and Alaska is con-
tinued on wood ducks, Ross geese
and swan.
A closed season remains on snow |
geese and brant along the Atlantic |
coast.
Hunters may use bow and
arrow or shotguns not larger
than 10-gauge. The three
shell limit on repeating shot
guns Is continued. II Is Illegal
To take waterfowl by means
Of bait or live docoys.
All persons over 16 must carry !
an unexpired federal migratory
bird hunting stamp. These ducks
stamps may be purchased at post
offices for 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-13

Every sssond. ~ tons q ~atsr
Fail on ths safths surface In ths
form ~ ram
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
Vote No on Firemen's and Police.
mems Charter Amendment

Why should the tax payers pen
sion fircmen and policemen at age
so? But the amendment 10 tae city
charter which you will vote on Tues
day provides that firemen and po-
licemen who have been employed
in the department for 25 years and
have reached the age Of 80 may re-
tire and draw a pension for the rest
OF their lives.
Few people would object 10 a
sensible amendment granting these
employees a pension A. age s. or
10. OF when incapacitated But all
OF them just got a good big increase
In salary this summer. now they
organize TO get the good people who
pay their salaries 10 also allow them
10 quit work az age 80 and live IL
leisure off these same people for
the rest of their lives.
y man has just reached the prime
OF life at age 50. Why should the
home owners, property owners and
tax payers pension a city omploye
al age 500 or after 25 years OF serv.
ice. unless he is incapacitated?
The firemen and policemen had
an ad In Saturdays Press. but they
failed to tell you that ~ you passed
this thing they could retire an age
! % to go hunting ana fishing for the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
Fifty Years Ago
Pick of the Air Today

The War-NBC s a. M; CHS g,
a. m. Gas p. m; MBS 10, II,
1880 a. m, 12:15. ?. $50 p. m.
NBC-2-Hymns OF All Churches;
3:45-Nic and SADIE
CBS-12 noon-Kate Smith com.
ment.
$3.50 p. m.-Richard Maxwell pro-
gram
5:30-CBS concert orchestra.
NBC-12:30 Farm and Home
hour;
2:30-T 5. Army Band.
MBS -1:30-Ohio School Of the
Air:
4.15- Sidewalk Cafe.
Short Waves: DJD Berlin 6:l5-
Philharmonic Orchestra: Csc esd
London S.l5 Variety: PRO Rome
$40 symphony; Csc esd GSL
London 10 Within the Fortress.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
Plays to be Presented
in Consolidated School

Seniors of Lincoln High School
are presenting three one act plays
under the title Three In One At
Eight" on the fifteenth and six
tecnth Of November az o'clock in
the school auditorium
The Singapore spider a mys.
terry thriller written by Edward
Finnegan is sure 10 keep the audi
ence in suspense Tho Neighbors.
by IONA Gale. a well known and
well liked play, presents an appeal
ing every day picture OF country
people "The First Dress Suit" by
Russell Mederaft is a Jolly comedy
full Of laughs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04

rest of their lives-on your tax
money.
The Only argument for this
amendment seems 10 he that some
other cities in the state have been
propagandized into it., therefore
Ypsilanti should be progressive
city, Because some other towns
have been asleep and thus fooled
is certainly no reason Why we should
be.
II is the same old story-a small
organized group trying to get the
rest of the people TO give them
something for nothing. The tax
payers are not organized; they are
afraid of saying anything for fear
they will be boycotted. But they
can vote as they wish.
Vote NO on this charter amend
ment. DO not approve OF anyone
retiring at age so and then living
off the home owners for the rest Of
their lives.
Vote NO on the amendment to
the city charter
Be Sensible.
A RESIDENT
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
GUILTY IN BOMBING

Pontiac, Nov i-AP-A circuit
court jury late Saturday convicted
Howard Burlingame, 80, and VIII
liam Bfownell. 35. respectively
president and business manager
Of the Pontiac local OF an A. F. Of
l.. Transfers union, o. aiding and
abetting the bombing OF the Boyce
Brothers Office on May "a, 1893,
during a labor dispute.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
BOY SCOUT KILLED

Ithaca. Mich, Nov. g. Jerry
Navotny. rs. Charlevoix Boy Scout
one OF about 5000 Scouts who were
guests at the Michigan state
Kansas football game tn East Ian
sing Saturday. was killed on his
way home when l1+re car Ia which he
was riding struck q trailer on rS-27
near Ithaca -Four other boys were
injured.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
KILLED BY CAR

Richmond. Mich. Nov I MaU-
rice O'Domell. SO. Richmond. was
killed Sunday when he got out u
his car on Gratiot. 10 miles north
" Mt Clemens. to repair a stall
ed motor and was struck by car
driven by Carl Kjerungaard, p.
New Haven.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
TWO DIE oE INJURIES

Grand Rapids. Nov. Mrs Jen-
ME Costing. g. died Sunday in
Butterworth Hospital OF injuries re-
ceived last Thursday in a crash
which took two other lives. Glenn
Mccarthy. a.. died Sunday Of in
iuries received Friday when he
was hit by truck.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
Words of Wisdom

Were a man not to marry a
second time. 1t might be conclud-
ed that his first wife had given
him disgust to marriage; but
by taking a second wife. he pays
the highest compliment to the
first, by showing that she made
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
Toniaht

The war-NBC 7:l5; CHS s: So
NBC $3.50, NBC u.
NBC-S-James Melton concert
S:30-Richard Crooks tenor;
9--Doc. l. O.:
$3.50 SHOW boat.
CHS -7:1j Lanny Ross.
Those We Love serial.
radio Theater. "Wutherinl
Heights"
10-Guy Lombardo.
NBC B. ! Love a Mystery;
$50 True or False.
9.35- Little Old Hollywood
MBS -7.l5 Meet Mr.. Morgan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
Assembly Of God Church

Tuesday. 10 to II a. Prayer
at the church
Wednesday. 7:45 p. m Midw eek
Devotional Service
Thursday. 10 to II a. m.-Prayer
at the church.
Friday, AS p. m.--Prayer serv-
ice
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04

him so happy as a married man.
that he wishes to be so a second
time.-Johnson
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
Public Opinion

Discussion OF any subject OF
general interest is United in
reese columns. Writer'S name
must be given but may be
withheld from print il desired.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
Evangelistic Mission TsbernacI

EVangelistie Mission Tabernacle
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
the Ladies Home Missionary group
will meet
Wednesday evening at 1880 is Ev-
erybody's Prayer Meeting
Friday morning at $3.50 is Prayer
Hour.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
Hints on Etiquette

II you are a secretary and the
boss wife visits the Office and you
are introduced to her, 1t is more
polite to rise to acknowledge the
introduction.
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The regular prayer meeting and
Bible study hour will be held at the
home OF Kenneth McNulty, S23
Lowell St. on Wednesday evening
at 7:20.
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Church Briefs

First Church OF Christ. Scientist
n Wednesday evening service
which includes testimonials OF heal
ing is held at $50.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
Network Of Political Breakfasts


(FinaD.
Tonight. MIC s-Republican:
cambridge Colby from Chicago go
M
CHS $50 Republican Thomas
f. Dewey from Cleveland go M.
NBC Republican. Alfred +,
Smith from New York (30 M
CHS 1918 Republican. Wendell
Willkie. Sen. Charles l.. McNary
Rep. Jos. w. Martin as M.
MIC, MBS 10 (also CHS starting
at IL - Democratic. President
Roosevelt. Henry a. Wallace and
others e hours).
NBC. CHS. MBS II midnight
Republican. Wendell Wnlkie aud
others q hour.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
Today's Horoscope

Today's Horoscope
Is your birthday today? The
next year will be moderately for
tunate for you If you will exer-
else caution in dealings with your
relatives and with those IN au-