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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
.Louis-Musto
Meet Tonight
Joe's 18th Title De-
tense. or So-Colled

1T. LoUIs-Dusky joe Louis
King Of the hssvyweights. makes
his 18th defense Of his title tonight
against chunky Tony Music,
Chicago fighter. IN a i5-round
bout.
Nike Jacobs. fight promoter Of
New York who farmed out Louis
services 10 Tom Packs for the
championship affair. predicted a
gate Of about $50. 0Oo-fsr above
early expectations the fight
which was thrown out OF Cleve-
land because Music was held an
unsuitable opponent for the cham
pion.
The AREA. which seats from
$4,000 to $4,000 persona, win be
damned. Packs said.
The Brown bomber was a pro-
hibstivs fsvorits. odds. Whenever
quoted. were 1 TO 10 with no
takers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
National Hockey

BOSTON Bolstered by the re-
turn Of Center Milt Schmidt, the
Boston Bruins engage the Detroit
Red Wings tonight in the second
game of their best-of- seven final
series for hockey's Stanley cup.
The next two contests will be
played at Detroit on Sunday and
Tuesday with alternate games, If
necessary, scheduled thereafter at
Boston and Detroit.
Schmidt suffered charley horse
in last Sunday nights opening
game here which the Bruins won,
30. His injury responded To treat
ment however and his return 10
action strengthens the Bruins
chances.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Stadium Golfers
Paced by 3 us

Ocky Eliason. Jack Wilson and
Lester Moe tied for medalist
honors in the first days elimina-
ton series held by Stadium high
golfers at Highland golf course
Tuesday morning.
The squad OF 20 which was
selected from the Highland COM
petition will be trimmed TO II
after Wednesdays competition at
Allenmore. Coach Harry Swarm
announced. A final cut To seven
Will be made after Thursdays
competition at Fircrest.
Tuesdays scores:
77-Ocky Elisson. Jack Wilson.
Lester Moe
79-Sam York. Chef Brown.
s2-George Ossood, David Wood
bridge Nelson.
54-Lee Merz. Bill Hopping
66-Jerry Baker. Dick Reynolds.
e6-Pam Benson, Jack Kspphahn,
Lund.
s7-Charles Strand
sS-Frank Baker. Ross Hall.
se-Mickey Strong.
eo-Richard Hilton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Risiau Returns 10
Salt Lake Outfit

SAN FRANCiSCO-Ed Eddie Null
ligan. manager OF the Salt Lake
City baseball club in the Pioneer
league. announced today the re-
turn Of Mel Ristau. young south
paw pitcher who has been trying
out with the San Francisco Seals.
Last year with Salt Lake, Ristau
won II and lost nine.
Francis Morris. a catcher and
$40 hitter last season with El
Psso IN the Arizona Texas league
who was also at the Seals spring
training camp, will 20 to Salt
Lake with Ristau. Mullgan said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Elmer Layden
Complete Boss
Given More Power
Thun Lundis Boosts

CHICA GO Elmer Layden
settles down today ~ commits
sioner Of professional footb
welding powers greater than
those Of baseballs gruff old car,
Kenesaw Mountain Lands.
Rumors that LAyden's was a
phony title prompted George
Preston Marshall. owner OF the
Washington Redskins. to reveal
terms Of the National leagues new
constitution which makes Layden
absolute ruler OF the league and
its affiliates.
This makes him Mr.. Pro
Football" Marshall said.
There isn't anything he can't
do"
Unlike Landis. who has no
official status in American or
National league baseball meetings,
Lsyden has the last word in pro
football sessions. The old system
Of governing by resolutions passed
by majority OF owners ~ out
and Lsyden Is sole judge Of any
resolutions merit.
CAN SIGN CONTRACTS
In addition. he is the admins
traitor OF football law, with
authority to settle disputes in
volving players. coaches. league
officers. officials on the field. club
owners and stockholders. He can
sign contracts with any minor
leagues seeking sffiliation-snd
most Of them already have applied.
Niarshalfs statement on
IAyden's powers followed the
final session Of the leagues
annual spring meeting at
which IL minor rule changes
were adopted.
Apparently we'll satisfied with
their code. the pros refused even
10 consider i've Of the nine changes
passed recently by collegiate rule
makers. The other four already
are on the national league books.
Most OF the changes reduced
penalties for fouls. In some cases
penalties had been so severe Off
Gals let them go UNPUBLISHED
rather than cause forfeiture OF 9
game or enforce half the distanc,
70 the goal" rilings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Catches Fish
With Bare Paws

CHENELAH. Nash-Here In
the fr>t fish story Of the sea-
son.
The bows around the North
west Nagnesite plant all kidded
Pat Davis about his ambition
10 catch a sturgeon In the Co
lumbia river.
But Pat had the last laugh.
Sunday he canght lss-pcund
sturgeon below Hickey Rapids.
What's more. he caught the
six-foot long fish with his hare
hands,
Moreover. Davis can prove
this fish story. The giant stur-
geon u on display Mt . cold
storage plant here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Former Oregon
Grid Star Dies

EUGENE. Ore.-Irs c. Woodie.
as, former University Of Oregon
football star and for nine years
coach at La Grande. Ore, high
school. died here suddenly over
the week end.
Woodie was stricken with z
heart attack while talking with
friends and rushed TO a hospital
where he was pronounced dead.
He played football at Ore
gon from 1927 TO 1929 and
after graduating took over
coaching duties at La Grande,
where his football teams won
eight Blue Mountain cham
pionships and his basketball
teams Won nine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
By United Press

The hustling Sacramento Car
dinals. under the able management
of Pepper Martin, late of the st.
Louis "Gas-House Gang" enter
tain Portland's Beavers this week
in the prize package Of the Pacific
Coast league. All are day games.
The Solons swept their series
against Hollywood while Portland
was splitting with Los Angeles. A
third game OF the Beaver-Angel
series will be completed later.
Seattle plays Los Angeles at
Los Angeles.
San Francisco and Oakland re-
sumo their trans-bay rivalry al
Emeryville. playing day games
Tuesday. Saturday and Sunday and
night games Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday.
San Francisco dropped two
of three to the champion Seat
tie Rainiers, while Oakland
was similarly suffering at the
hands of San Diego's Padres.
The Seals will be bolstered this
week by the arrival of Pitchers
Leroy Parmelee and Tom Seats
and the possible return TO duty of
Second Baseman Tony Lazerri.
Mike Christoff. Oakland outfielder,
is due back today from a trial with
the Cincinnati Reds.
Hollywood faces San Diego in
the border city, playing night
game Thursday. The Stars failed
TO show much punch against Sac
rsmento while San Diego displayed
considerable power In winning the
abbreviated series from Oakland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Dodgers Beat Yanks

DURHAM. n. C.-Ths Brooklyn
Dodgers evened their spring train
ing standing with the Yankees at
two victories apiece yesterday by
scoring 4 IL victory behind the
ssven-hit pitching Of Whit Wyatt
and TEX Carleton.
The loss snapped Yankee
seven-gsms winning streak and
stretched the current Dodgers VIC
tory skein TO eight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Women S Golf
Group Opens
1871 Season

Tacoma Womens Golf associa-
ton opened the 1871 season at
Meadow Park Monday with IL
taking part in the points tourney.
Fort Lewis women. new men,
bers, came through in fine style
with ID balls to the groups credit.
In the first division. handicaps
1 to Is, Mrs. L. T. Murray of the
Country club took first place with
s2-15-S4 points.
Mrs. Herbert Fry. Brookdale.
and Mrs. L. q. Fielder. Fircrest,
tied with 81 points. When cards
were matched TO par, Mrs. Fry
took second place with four down
10 par. Mrs. Fielder was third.
Scores were, Mrs. Fry q0-11-31
points, Mrs. Fielder, se-10-31
points.
Brookdale members took all
honors In the second division,
handicaps Is To 10. Mrs.
Rain Browse, l0S-20-St
points, led her team mates
followed nv Mrs. Geo. G.
Williams, S6-1s-S0 points and
Mrs. H. koeesler, 99-10-S0
points.
The army" really started 10
march in the third division, handi-
caps II 10 "a. when Mrs. Il. T
Fitch OF Fort Lewis led with 1905
23-S1 points.
Mrs. Chris Peterson of Highland
was second with 1928 80 point.
followed by Mrs. w. Monchsrsh
Allenmore with 1o6-24 rs points
Fort Lewis led again in th'
fourth division, handicsps rs to u
with Mrs. r. G. Lehman scoring
1o<-25-si points. Mrs. P. L. Ran
som. also from Fort Lewis, will
ll2-27-2s points placed second
Mrs. K. l.. Hagen. Fircrest mem
Der. took third. 1l1-2s-2s points
Top spot in the 80 to 80 handi
cap division was taken by Mrs. L
c. Parson Of Fort Lewis. 1926
81 points. with Mrs. J. S. Switze
Of the same club second. lo4-3o-
SO points. Mrs. J. r. Alsip OF tn
Country club finished third witt
lls-34-S4 points.
Medal awards in the sixth diyi
sion went first to Mrs. J. f. Her
ley and second 10 Mrs. II. Flsnder
Of Fircrest. In the special putin,
contest. Mrs. Herbert Fry o
Brookdale won with is puts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Collins Is Back,
But Gas House
Gang Is Split Up

ST. LoUIs-The first dsy RIP
per Collins reported 70 the Pirates
he worked IN Frank Fri.ch's shirt
and spud DAVIS pants. Triseh,
Collins and Davis give Pittsburgh
membership in the Cardinals orig
insl Gas House Gang. Others still
in the National league are Leo
Durocher, Joe Medwick, the Deans,
Tex Carleton and Burgess White
head. Missing are Pepper Martin.
Bill Delaney. Ernie Orsstti. Wild
Bill Hsllahsn, Bill Walker. Jack
Rothroek, Chick Fullis. Dazxy
Vance. Jess Hsines and Jim
Mooney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Novikoff Hits
Ball With Force

LUBBOCK, Tex.-Trailing s TO
3 in their spring exhibition series
with the Cubs. the Chicago White
Sox pinned today's hopes OF q
comeback to the pitching Of Ted
Lyons and Bill Dietrich. Lsrry
French was scheduled to 20 the
fun distance for the Cubs.
Lou Novikoff showed some Of
his long-awaited spark yesterday,
batting out a single, a triple and
4 homer TO lead the Cubs to q
to 4 win over the sox At n Paso,
Tea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Tigers Guests
OF Committee

Host 10 The Tseons base u
team. the sports committee Of the
Tacoma Chamber Of Commerce
vii stage its 5th annual baseball
dinner the evening Of May 5. II
Was announced Tuesday by Chair
man Irving Thomas
The date Immediately precedes
the official opening cay Of the
local ball season.
Dinner Will De given At the Frs.
commencing az $50 ?. m A roster
~ civic diEnitsres ard sports
figures have been invited 20 the
traditional affair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Chance Cocker Meet

The Tacoma Cocker clubs meet
ing scheduled for this Tuesday
night has been postponed. This
has been done 10 permit a COM
plete report OF the recently APP
pointed accredited field trials
committee. The committee will
meet Friday 81 the Broadway
Sports Center Date for the regu-
lar club meeting will be an
nounced later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Kansas Relays to
Miss Cunningham

LAWRENCE. kans--Glenn Cum
ningham will miss the Kansas Re
lays. April le. for the first time
in 10 years.
The mile. which Cunningham
usually captured. will feature Greg
Rice. Walter Mehl. John Munski
and Ray Harris, the latter OF
Kansas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Galenio Gets
Last Chance

wAsHINGToN-Tony Galent'
gets q last chance tonight to prov,
to his public that it's a. simple :,
draw q bad on q Baer a. I
beer.
Last summer Tony tried Il. bu
both the beer and Max Baei
ganged up on him. Result-Ga
lento couldn't answer the bell fol
The eighth round. Tony contendec
then that too much grog hac
dulled his reflexes. ringsiders in.
sisted IT was a CASE of too much
Max.
Tonight things will BE- dif-
ferent though, according TO
Gaiento.
Two Tons foe In q 10
rounder ut the uhne arena viii
hs Mars baby brother. Buddy
"A nere slip II . Md who
stands ak feet six and scales
las pounds.
Galento vows he has stayed
aboard the wagon and trained for
this particular test. which brings
him TO the cross roads Of his
career and holds for the winner
the promise Of = July crack at
Joe Louis crown.
This particular Baer-Galsnto 20
reeks with vengeance, an item
that IL expected To help materially
in drawing $500 fans.
Tony 10 bent on blasting Buddy
out OF the picture and thus stonins
for the indignitiss hesped upor
him by Max.
Buddy " equally determined.
Ne wants N dispose ~ Galen-
N - NJ ran ret . crack at
both Louis and lou Nova
couple 81 boys who did the
Baer family wrong by kaycing
MAI.
This detsrminat ton has made a.
impression on the betting market
where early 8 to 3 odds on Galent
have dwindlsd 10 even money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Youth Rated
Top Prospect
Is Brother of Bill
Sicily. Hitting Ace

Mel Sicily. one Of the outstand-
ing graduates 81 N. Western Az
ISOLATION last season and az bril-
liant a prospect ss his brother.
Bill, who led the Western 1nterns-
tonsl league in batting two years
ago, is coming 10 the Tigers.
President Jack Quill re-
vealed Tuesday that skelly.
who went up 10 san Diego
after = successful season last
year, has been optioned 10 the
Tigers by the Padre. for more
seasoning.
Sicily is an infielder. At To-
peka last year he played third
base, but can also cavort at either
second or short.
Mel looks like a much bet
ter prospect than Bill did
three years ago when he WAS
with San Diego Manager
Cedric burst of the Padre. in
formed Quill.
Earl Porter, Tiger pitcher. who
returned 10 Tacoma Monday from
a visit in Los Angeles. backed UP
bursts opinion Of Mel Sicily.
Down south they tell me
Mel IL going long way In
baseball said Porter. "BII
and l have been close friends
for a long time. hut I believe
Mel will be much the better
player
Porter also had a good word for
Jack Hanson. who is coming from
the Los Angeles Angels to try for
the Tiger shortstop job.
When Hanson was in college.
played against him several times
and he looked like conner" said
Porter. 81 know STATE thinks a
lot of him"
In his first season of pro
ball, after shaky start,
SkelIv hit .27t in the Clas. G
circuit. His batting record, as
Is often the case. doesn't tell
the story. A rookie, he did
poorly at the stick during the
first part of the season and
then had TO hit more than 800
the last half to get the re-
spectacle average he compiled.
Sicily is said to be a natural
shortstop, but when he reported to
Topeka he found this position in
the highly capable hands of Bill
Rigney, now with Oakland. The
youngster went into third and
played a bangup game. leading
third sackers Of the circuit in
double plays.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09

OWEN8DORO. NY. The Gin
einnau Rsds and the Boston Red
Box meet in the 18th game Of their
preseason exhibition series In
Louisville today with the series
tied at six-all. The Reds outhit
the sox yesterday, but faulty base
running by the champions helped
thu 1ex to . ga victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Doc Likes Nauel

CHARLESTON. =. C.-Manager
Doc Prothro OF the Philadelphia
Phillies believes Bill Nsgel, pur-
chased from the Athletics, IL going
to solve his second base problem.
Nsgel hit . triple yesterday and
handled five chances clearly a. the
Phils dropped . > to 2 verdict TO
Charleston Of the Sally league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09

ATLANTA, 0a---Pat Comiskey
210-pound Paterson. N. j.. slugger
fighting to come back to = con-
tenders spot in the national heavy
weight picture, was one step
nearer his goal today.
Comiskey stabbed . short but
potent left to the chin and knocked
out Jack Nerriek Of Ponea City,
Okla. after IS seconds Of the
third round In . lo-round feature
bout. fought bsfors 1000 fans
here last night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Jonas and McCinnis Stage
Two-Man Ball Rebellion

Paul McGinnis said they might re-
tire from baseball rather than 10
to Vancouver under the deal which
gave the Rainisrs 4 promising
Capilano hurler, Louis Goldman
Both faced suspension from pro-
fsssional baseball n they carried
out their threat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09

ALBUQUERQUE. n. N. - Con-
ME Mack and his Philadelphia
Athletics wish the Pittsburgh Pr
ates were IN the American league.
They defeated the Pirates Is 10 6
yesterday for their NTH victory in
the seven games played.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Willie Mosconi
Cue Champion

NEN Y0Rk-willis Nosconi of
New YORK won the world pocket
billiards league championship las,
night. defeating Onorfrio LAur1 ~
Scranton. Pa. 125-102 Both play
ers had high runs 81 SIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
eoosEas QUIET NERVES

WAsMNGrON-when the go
ing gets rough for the Washington
Senators. Coach Ossis Bluege eats
peanuts BY the peck-elaims 1t
keeps him cool.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09

eROKANE--A fuil-sixed rsbsl-
hon Of two Seattle rockies traded
to Vancouver. B. C.. capilanos Of
the Western international baseball
league was under way today.
Pitcher Pete Jonas and Infislder
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Indians Trim Giants

PULASKI. Va The Cleveland
Indians broke up 4 pitching duel
between Bump Hsdley and Bobby
Teller yesterday with a four-run
burst in the seventh and then
cossted 10 q I'll triumph over the
New York Giants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
.Shoun in Form

WACO. Tex. - southpsw Clyde
Shoun, workhorse of the St. Louis
Cardinals, yesterday shut out
Shreveport La, with five scattered
hits as the Red Birds won, IA to o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF


COMPETITIVE athletes constantly face the quirks
Of Dame Fate.
defense Of the great Silver Skis at Mount Rainier.
Paul. master Of the speeding STATS had the race in his
up 10 the ai aTI ri. ls'' rolled ii d. and n,
Q broken ski.
all of q minute through the accident
obliged to watch his title defense into shasns
soft sticky snow wa. blamed for tn.
Paul Gnbrsith defending champion
When Paul f. tn. finish tn. oh. and abs from the
Taylor Of the elsasie reported to have
7 VA. lucky Of cou-. Paul tn. best
skisr In tough luck"
competitive that breaks part Of
composition They plays heavy hand and that
plays them there nothing that can b done
about ~
BOXING In Background -.
Boxing doesn't TO be playing prominent role IN the
deveopent Of fighting forces out Fort Lewis and camp
During the first World War the ring sport Of
willie Richie the former lightweight champion Of the
world wa. chief lief se, 1.,si r. s'.s,..
Elimination series staged
And thent he championship contests
Talent among Uncle Sans is1-1s yellow
And when matches wer. mad. they
Maag nothing for the contestants to do but fight
Freeusnsly inferior superior frequent,
Camp Lewis d was called Camp
thsnD. bitter. brutal
spirit soldiers training at that time
America full Vicious
part cantonments spirit
War demands that You easily understand
Brings Out Brutality.
And ring fighting, with the Knockout the main object,
comes - close to brutality any sport we know
II enemy today should declare upon the United
States you would 4 revival Of the old 1918 spirit
action widespread
and for the lust Of the Knockout
fighting ingses OF the old days
weller and corke Earl Con-
of the training
George Thompson fast bantam Frankie Barte weller
Danny oe lightweight Pickles Martin the jumping bean Of the
weltsr Aontanas broad
plains; Billy Nelson, the Spokane lightweight
cannot say today
1subt n II match the boys Of old
say fight general does not
W1lh thAs Of the yestssyearA
q q whole, interest in the
But, brought look for return Of
fighting the soldiers glove fighting
something fighting that ties with
provides youth
rough brutal that has consideration for
any but hardy young
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09
Peppermen
vs.. Portland
Seottle Ruiniers
Tackle Angel Nine
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS

GAMES THIS WEEK
Portland at Sacramento.
San Francisco at Oakland.
Seattle at Los Angeles.
Hollywood at San Diego.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-09


only the barest necessaries Of life,
later on there'll be such an accu-
mulated demand for everything as
to compel industry to produce like
fury to supply it-and thatn pre-
vent a depression.
The American Bankers associa-
TONS economic policy commission,
which ought TO understand such
problems pretty well, rather mildly
indorses this notion The COM
missions head, w. Randolph Bur-
CESS Of New York, doesn't go so
far as to deny like Experts Nor
genthau and Eccles. that We'll have
a depression, but he does say that
II won't necessarily be inevitable
not if the public will postpone its
buying, as Henry and Mariner
recommend.
But will the public do il? Henry
and Mariner evidently think not,
unless it's coerced. How coerce
it? Why, by making prices so high
that it simply will have to econo-
mize. Wen, prices show a tend
ency to rise of their own volition,
without any governmental boost
ing. All. but that kind OF an auto
matte rise is just what all hands
are trying desperately to prevent,
and it's automatic that imitation al
ways is followed by slump.
National Price Fixer Leon Hen
derson's particular job is to put a
lid over the threatening upward
spiral" as he calls it, in an uncon-
troled inhationary direction. Sec
rotary Morgenthau and Reserve
Chairman Eccles don't want infia-
ton to become rampant, either.
They want higher prices on non
essential stuff, to limit buying all
they can, but they want to keep
the advance strictly under govern
mental regulation.
Taxation Method
Now, how to accomplish this?
Secretary Morgenthau especially
prescribes the taxation method.
The treasury needs the taxation
money, for one thing. He's urged
increased levies upon nearly every
thing in the luxury category and
upon quite few things that are
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-09
ALP BASES

Uruguay three powerful air
bases. TO be constructed with United
States leud-lease funds. will proba-
bly, be available 10 any American
nation II the continental security is
threatened from abroad.
II any American nation defends
itself against a nation not o. the
Western Hemisphere, Uruguay will
be obligated under Pan-American
agreements 10 offer base facilities.
The government has authorized
lhe Crugusyan purchasing commits
lion in the United States 10 acquire
brms necessary for the new bases.
In addition 10 the naval air station
II Laguna Negra. bases will be con.
Btructed at Carrasco. near Monte.
Eideo, and al Durazno.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-09
Fifty Years Ago
News From Jacksonville

Loyeta Fassett spent the week
end with her grandmother. Mrs.
Irene Fassett. Dearborn. Her cous-
in. Fay Fassctt, brought her home
on Sunday
Mrs. Wilmer Corkins spent two
days last week with her daughter,
Miss Lois. Detroit They were din
ner guests Friday evening Of Mr..
and Mrs DeMott Guy
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Cerkins and
son George. Wayne, and Mrs. Maur'
Ice Corkins and son Mark. Grace
PARK were sunday visitors OF Mr.
and Mrs George Corkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Mccartney
wkero Sunday evening guests oil
Mrs. Ella Fuller