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make the Island City Softball
league the success it is.

make the Island City Softball
league the success it is.
7 believe it would be appro-
pirate at this time to acquaint
players and fans with local rules
adopted by league managers.
There has been much misunder-
standing in the past through ig-
norance of the rules.
The regulations referred to by
Mr.. Lewis follow:
|. All teams limited to a roster
of fifteen players. Should any
team be lacking in playing
strength at game time, the mana
ger is permitted to augment his
team from any spectator NOT a
member of a league club. The
selection MUST meet the APP
prevail of the opposing manager.
/ 2. First games on scheduled
j nights will start at 1880 o'clock,
with fifteen minutes grace al
lowed late-arriving team. If, at
the end of this period of grace,
| the late team fails to put a repre-
sentative number of players on
/ the field, the opposing club must
place team on the field or d
man at bat; the umpire will then
call play BALI and a forfeit be
declared.
! 3. Pitchers MUST wear dark
shirts, with no lettering or trim
ming on the front Any dark
color is permissible.
4. Each team must furnish
new ball for each of its sched-
uled games. The ball must meet
with official softball require
ments.
5. An umpire's decision is
FINAL. If a question of a rule
arises, the opposing managers
and umpire will refer to the Of
fetal Guide Book of Softball for
decision. The umpire's inter
probation will be final
6. Any hit ball sailing out of
the grounds in right or left, if de-
Elected back on the playing field,
is good for three bases if the run
ner can make them. A ball GO
ing out of the grounds in center
is home run if the runner can
make it. Any hit bali remaining
on the playing field is good for
all the bases the runner can
make.
Z. If time is called before COM
pletion of an inning, that inning
shall be finished, after which the
game will be called.
8. Should any team, in the opin-
ion of an umpire or league Off
cial, stall for time in any given
situation, said team will be sub
jeet to penalties as interpreted
by league officials from the Of
fetal Guide of Softball.
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at her foot. Something which had
ceught on the clip at her neck
linz she had felt the jerk. She
did not stoop TO get ii till the
swing door closed, and she heard
him calling Taxi" and a whirr
Of the starter.
The feeling of his face was still
warm against hers, her bcdy was
warm from his hold. 1t had all
gone so crafty, SO quickly, that
IL seemed like something she had
dreamed. Something she had al
ways wanted 10 dream, rather
than that which had come toe
briefly true. She stopped to the
trinket glittering by her foot.
II was the sort of thing man
wore on a watch chain or in a
buttonhole, or a girl on her charm
bracelet. A tiny gold ski, deli
cate and perfect. She turned il
over. holding it by its ring. II
was initiated: an M. D." and
had a date Of three years back
Under the date was: Golden Ski
Championship" and the name OF
a famous international meet.
Something man would hats to
lose more than his fraternity pin.
She dropped it into her white
silk handbag, then fished it out
and anchored ii to the lining by
a safety pin. She must have it safe
TO give back.
But she couldn't give 1t back.
He was gone, and she didn't even
know his last name,
But she would give IL back.
She moved slowly back into
the smoke-heavy main room. The
band was back TO swing again:
some Of the dancers were going
crazy, others were cheek to cheek
in eye-shut slow motion in cor
ners.
A good party. Just the usual
traditional good postgraduation
party. She saw with faint sur
prise. as il she had come back a
very long way, from somewhere,
Jordan Estill moving over 10 her.
He had q worried frown. Jordan
Estill. She had forgotten there
was any such person
"Where on earth were your"
he said. Il was worried"
"Dancing," Eileen said.
The crowd hid you. when you
jumped down darn that fool
Huhnl-and when ! got round to
YOU YOU were gone"
ann here now.
whats the matter. Eileen?
Were YOU hurt? Did you faint or
anything7"
mot q thing" Suddenly she
stiffened. Jordan, you were right
Let's quit this party. Come on 10
the Onderdonks'.'
Jordan looked relieved
20 r~We really should have done
Il" he said. ain the first place"
Chill Party
DENVER is a city OF maguiti-
~ cent distances. And Jordan's
ole car broke down once. Not
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Chapter Three
Change OF Front

"TNoo long. I'll say, Hey, Mar
tin, this is Eileen. Come
round"
"Sure. Straight from New Zea-
land"
why New Zealand?"
"Oh, that's where I'm going for
the moment. Not for long, just
for the ride. I'll bring you back
a moa. Know what moas are?
don't"
Something in crossword"
81 couldn't use a cross word
to you-goshI" The music had
stopped them directly opposite
the big wall clock. THAT clock
right" He'd stopped fooling.
Afraid So"
'Lord. I'll just do it. Good bye,
you sweet kid"
He kissed her quickly and
lightly. AS suddenly, almost, he
was gone. Something had tinkled
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but do not f6e too anxious to
fight for justification. bat rather
seek 20 win il by merit Seek
friends as well as servants. use
Your position to help others. and
remember that pride generally
has 8 fail.
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INDIANS INCREASE
A. |. LEAD; PILLS
WON in NIGHT GAME
BRAVES THUMPED REDBIRDs
AND YANKEES BOWED TO
cHIsox: DoDGER-PIRATE
AFFAIR RAINEp. OUT
Especial to The Citizenl

NEW YORK, May 16.-Cleve-
lands Indians now hold a COM
Portable four game lead in the
American League. They added
another game yesterday by quell-
ing a Boston Red Sox ninth-in-
ming uprising to down the Gold
Sox, Ga.
A wild ninth, highligAted by
Hal Trosky's sensational catch of
Ted Williams sizzling liner to
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STERLING, Gates
AND THE HATTERS

Here's how Key Vests two
representatives in organized
baseball, Clayton Sterling and
William Butch" Gates, came out
at the plate in recent perform
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YESTERDAY; Eileen Gardner

YESTERDAY: Eileen Gardner
just about had made up her
mind, this graduation night, to
take job for a year and then
marry Jordan Estill. But now she
has Jumped. literally. into the
arms of a tall and handsome
stranger. at a party In Jerry'S,
and she has for the moment at
least forgotten all about Jordan
-Qnd the future as tDell.
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REDS LOSE NIGHT GAME
tsrerini to The CitIsen)

(sEecin1 10 The C1tiAehD
NEW YORK. May l6.-Cin-
cinnati's Reds dropped the first
night game in the majors last
night when the Philadelphia
Phillies edged them 5-4.
Both clubs slapped out 10
bingles. The Reds called on a
trio of moundsnen in a vain
attempt to down the lowlY
Phils.
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Tod2y'S Horoscope

Today gives great intuition
and a powerful. perhaps naughty
nature You ought 20 make a
place Tor yourself in the world.
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rN THE clRcUIT COURT OF
THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. INC cHANCERY.

FLORIDA. INC cfIANcERY.
Ne. s-S2e.
LILLIAN r. COIN DADAMTO.
Plaintiff, vs. RINALDO S. DA-
DAMIO, Defendant.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
TO: RINALDO S. DADAMTO.
2l67 Clinton Avenue. Bronx.
New York City, New York.
You are hereby required 20 ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
Divorce filed in this cause. on or
before June 2. le4i. otherwise the
allegations thereof will be taken
as confessed. This Order to be
Be published once q week for four
"a consecutive weeks in The Key
West Citizen.
DONE AND ORDERED this list
day Of May. 1871.
SEAL Ross c Sawyer. Clerk OF
the Circuit Coart. Monroe
County. Florida
BY tsd-l Fiorence z Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
uaya-s-Is-25-30.ia4l
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oRDER OF PtinhaCATION


To CHARLIE n, LEE,
HOLSTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
You are hereby required to appear
to the Bin of Complaint filed in the
above STYLED cause on the End day
Of June is4i, otherwise the allega-
tions therein VIII be taken as con-
fessed II is further Ordered that
this order be published once each
week for four consecutive weeks In
The Key West Citizen.
Done and Ordered this LIST day Of
MAY. A. y. isfi.
6SEAL1 Ross G Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe County,
Florida.
By tSd.) Florence f. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
JOHN G. SAWiYE Err.
Solicitor Tor Plaintiff.
may2-s 1871
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IN THE CIRCUfT CoURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDsCIAa CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE cot STY.
IN tHANCERY.
Case Ne. S-S4s
MARGARET LEE.
Plaintiff,
va. DIVORCE.
CHARLIE II. LEE,
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BASEBALL

BASEBALL
Major Leaguesl
TO-DAY
American
Chicago az New York.
Cleveland at Boston
Detroit at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis az Washington
Nasicuel
BROOKLYN at Pittsburgh.
New York az Chicago.
Boston az ST Louis
Philadelphis CINCINNATI. no
scheduled.
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HATS HELD TO THREE HITS
Isl. Augustine Recordl

(St. Augustine Record
The DeLand Red Hats, rae
ing in front of the Florida
State League fight, were slow
ed down to walk by Charlie
Kane's dazzling speed Tuesday
night as the st. Augustine
ace highlander hung up his
sixth successive victory with
out a defeat.
Kane gave a beautiful ex-
hibition. He limited the hard
smuggling loop leaders to three
hits, famed eight and threw
his fast bali and whip-snapping
cure with dazzling effective
ness. Strangely, all of De-
Lands hits off Charlie skidded
off the bat of Johnny Danyo,
Red Hat rightfielder.
ances. The local players are put
ting in their first season with the
DeLand Red Hats.
Their performances:
Tuesday. May 10
ALB r II POA Z SH
Sterling, Id 4 0 0 10 o. o
Gates. 30 5 0 0 4 90 o
The score: r
DeLand ,.....-.--. 900 900 00Q-O
ST. Augustine 900 o30 l0x-4
The standings:
Club w. L, Pct,
/. DeLand ...l9 8 .7O4
2. st. Augustine 18 8 .e67
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IN THE C1RCCIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
N AND EpR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1854
CATHLEEN NEELY,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE.
LAWRENCE NEELY.
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO AWREHCE Nicely,
r RESIDENCE UNKNOWN.
You are hereby required to appear
to the Bill of Complaint filed in the
above styled cause on the End day
of June 1914, otherwise the allega-
tions therein win be taken as con-
fessed. 1t is further Ordered that
this order be published once each
week for four consecutive weeks in
The Key West Citizen.
Done and Ordered this LIST day of
May, "A. ID. i94l.
(SEAI) Ross e sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court, Monroe County,
Florida.
BY (Sd) Florence f. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
JOHN G. SAWYER,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
,may2-s-l6-23-3o,1s41
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first that resulted in double
play, saw Teller step in the box
with two on base and no outs and
walk off without damage.
Bidding their manager, Jim
my Dykes, farewell as an active
player, the Chicago White Sox
thumped the New York Yankees
1871 for their fifth straight vic
tory. Chisox poled three homers
in the l4-hit attack.
St. Louis Browns BANKED the
Washington Senators, 10, behind
the one-hit pitching job of Denny
Galehouse. For six innings,
Galehouse held the Mats hitless.
Bloodworth's single in the sew
enth was the first and last safe
blow for the Senators.
Swapping an extended losing
streak, the Detroit Tigers romp-
ed to a 1912 triumph over the
Philadelphia Athletics. Bengals
pounded out 18 hits.
The idle Brooklyn Dodgers
picked up half-game yesterday
when the the Boston Braves de-
feated the Cardinals of st. Louis,
6-3. Heavy hitting featured the
scrap.
Twirling six-hit ball, Hal Schu-
macher bested Claude Passeau
in a mound duel to pace the New
York Giants to a 81 triumph of
the Chicago Cubs. Passeau gave
up eight safeties.
The Brooklyn-Pittsburgh game
was rained out and Cincinnati
engaged Philadelphia in a night
affair.
Results.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-25
Modern Lieht-Brie alle
COSSACK HORSEMEN ROUT FOES
TANK-LED ASSAULT
FORCE

Government Organ, was the
first from the Rumanian Front
and said the attack against
Soviet territory developed from
the Rumanian town of Falcha.
''The enemy crossed the riv-
err" the correspondent reported.
Our border guards defended
the frontier with self-sacrifice
but numerical superiority assur-
ed the enemy advance. M
Soviet bombers and destroy
crs appeared in the sky with
lightning speed. attacking the
enemy infantry and tanks and
pouring down death dealing
fire.
"The enemy losses were ire
.nendous and the enemy, shaken,
stoppd In confusion.
Then our cavalry charged
with indescribable courage cry
ing For the Fatherland! For
Stalin!"
The dispatch said the Light
brigade charge drove the attack
srs back into Rumanian territory
and the Soviet Forces occupied
Illcha.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-25
Lethal!
JOE LOUIS PACKS
A KILLING
PUNCH

oThe world famous Brown
Bomber is said to score his op-
ponents stiff with his dukes"
so what's the reaction when you
place a machine gun in his big
mitts?
Just q wild scramble, that's
all.
Deputy sheriffs at the Macomb
county Jail and the departments
office workers can attest to
that.
Yesterday afternoon, Joe Lou
is, the worlds heavyweight
champ, stalked the corridors of
the county Jail here with a
deadly Tommy Gun in his hands
and a big smile on his face.
Joe was having the time of his
life, but deputies and others did
not stand around to witness all
the details.
The Bomber fondled the heavy
weapon with a faraway look in
See CHAMP-Page Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-25
Bomb Sites Menaced
STRIKE VOTE TAKEN BY SPERRY
WORKERS EFFECTIVE
JULY

oNEw YORK, June 25-(R-
In q move that would tie UP pro-
duction Of such important de-
tense implements % bomb sights
and automatic pilots, 5000 en-
ployes of the Sperry Gyroscope
Company voted last night to
strike July /.
Seeking among other benefits
q blanket 20 per cent wage IN
crease, the Brotherhood Of Scien-
tific instrument Workers an
nounced the strike vote followed
collapse Of negotiations for Z
contract to replace one expiring
June 30.
Frank p. Dyer. president Of
the Brotherhood, IN independent
union claiming . memberyhip O1
two-thirds of Sperry's total q
5000 workmen. aid Ire union
voted % per cent 70 stot WORK
after company eo@sn1oe- prOpooq11
were presented n . 1919 q
leave 4" bosia
Company elklelals oojd ~
company M 1T roll,Deo q ~
trate osd ~ ~ euost1en 1lfar.
bitSatjon ~ ~ oo0o - - -
eotiatioah which ~ 49, -
"A ~. fnnae 49, ~ I. : <
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-25
Crippled Children Guests
at Selhidge Field Repielo

Open house will b held at the
Sigma GamIna school later this
afternoon !. @ which time the
youngsters VIII take part In =
program which Mas 10 Include
I game Of baseball. Gov. Van
WAGNER was 70 officially start
the contest.
The children arrived at the
field shortly afber 1880 this
morning, by chartered bus, plac-
ed at their disposal BY the
Pennsylvania railroad company.
Officers Of the Sigma Gamma
hospital. located in Harrison
township, also took an active
part In the program.
U. s. Senator Prentiss Brown,
one of the sponsorers Of the
novel program, could not attend
but In Z letter to Titus praised
the work and wished the COM
See RkvIEW-Rage 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-25
Beach Crew Hauls
in Catfish Pests
S0.Pounds Of Fish
Coptured At Beach

q Ernest Buckholz, athletic di-
rector of Mount Clemens High
school, and director Of the mum
icipal beach, made a good catch
of fish this morning.
Buckholz announced that he
and his beach assistants hauled
in approximately 80 pounds OF
catfish at the beach.
Catfish annoy bathers, espe-
cially children, and may be
caught at will without license
from the state conservation de-
partment.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-25
County Drain
Propaled
Way'is Povsd
FurIons Says

cit. Col. Harold A. Furlong.
State Defense Administrator,
said today in Lansing, the "way
was paved" for federal aid to
Macomb and Oakland counties
with complsti0n Of q master plan
outlining corrective measures for
housing, sanitation and other
problems in the defense industry
area.
He informed meeting of the
Defense Council that favorable
reaction" was shown the $4,700,-
900 plan by r. G. Goodwin, of
Cleveland, regional coordinator
for the Federal Security Agency,
and that funds for the project
probably would be forthcoming
from the community facilities
bill, expected to be signed by
President Roosevelt Friday.
IF the government assists
Michigan in the project alone,
the existence of the defe n se
council will be justified" Fur
long said. The report was COM
piled by q joint federal and state
study committee. composed of
Furlong, Joseph l.. Fisher, of the
National Resources p a n n n 8
Board, and DR.. Lynne s. Fuller
ton, of the U. s. Public Health
Service.
Although Mayor Fiorella La
Guardia, Federal Civilian De-
tense coordinator, announced in
Washington today that . national
collection of scrap aluminium
would be completed by July Fl,
Furlong stated the defense coun-
Gil KNEW nothing" of the order.
He told the council he would
communicate with federal Off
Gals Immediately and demand
full instructions" In this regard
and also on civilian defense prep
arations for the summer.
Furlong was empowered by
See CURE-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-25
Strike
Threat Ends
Workers Goin
Eight Cent Roiss

OAll threat of q strike at the
Divco Twin Truck plant, Hoov-
er near Eight Mile roads in
Warren township, was removed
last night when the majority of
the 800 employees voted favora-
bly, on an agreement raising
hourly rates of pay eight cents
per hour.
The workers, members of the
GUAW(CIO) had filed notice Of
intent to strike 10 days ago.
Following two weeks Of negotia-
tions between management and
union, however, agreement was
reached on Sunday evening and
the approval ballot set for last
evening.
James Jennings, international
representative Of the UAW(CIO)
announced outcome Of the nego-
tiations. The union held q con-
tract which does not expire un-
ill Dec. 81, of this year but the
negotiations were opened with
q view to adjusting wage pro-
visions to conform with recent
increases In similar industries.
The union-company relations,
continuous since 1887, were de-
scribed by both management and
worker groups AZ unusually har-
monious. No strike has ever
actually been called in the big
plant. II is not engaged in de-
Tense production.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-25

Q High ranking air corps offic-
ers and state and county Off
Gals, including Gov. Murray D..
Van Wagner, gathered At Self
ridge Field today to fete over
100 crippled children from the
Detroit Orthopedic Clinic and
the Sigma Gamma Hospital
school.
Gov. Van Wagner was .sched-
uled to speak at . banquet ses-
sion held ut the air base this
afternoon. Other speakers In
cluded Col. L. p. Hickey, pres
ent commanding officer Of the
field; Mayor Donald r. Weston
dorf, of Mount Clemens, and
Charles Titus, director Of the
Sigma Gamma school.
An air review. featuring
planes Of many types, was sched-
uled to follow the speaking pro-
gram which was held in one Of
the bases mess halls.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-25
kentucky Modmon Repeats
Confession in Killings
coIlsd 'UnusuelIy FemiIieF Win
Coss but Remains Unidentified

OAlthough, q 32-year old Ken
tuckian repeated his "confes-
sion'' in the Staying Of Mrs. Ly,
dia Hildebrand, of Utica. and
two others ut Fenton In 1897,
state police 4st East Lansing to-
day said tl1at they would con-
tinue to question Tire prisoner.
Late yesterday afternoon De-
tective Joseph Pearce told The
Daily Monitor that Armet Nc
Coy. IN escaped inmate from .
Kentucky. asylum, had signed .
confession admitting he slew
Mrs. Hildebrand, her sister and
her brother-in-law 1T their Fen
ton farm home on April IL,
1877, and said that he was The
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-25
Billion More Sought
for Naval Expansion
f1AvY 10 SOUP SWIFT PtkNtS'
4 WlTHHeNvY, RAPID CANNON

the post office department and
$51, O31 ,430 for the coast guard
-the latter allotment including
money for replacement Of the
10 cutters transferred to Great
Britain and for construction Of
three new icebreakers for duty
in the Greenland area.
The Navy's share of the total
was $742,485,145, of which
s467 ,O46, 600 was earmarked for
the 1926 new planes, The bal
ance included $47,000,000 for
the guns and ammunition for
these and other planes, and for
the purchase of an unspecified
number of 20 miilimeter air.
craft cannon, similar to those in
use abroad.
Naval officials testified de-
liveries of the new weapon
would start at the rate of 100
a month this year and probably
be stepped up to three times
that number next year. They
will supplant the less effective
so calibre machine guns in
many cases.
In recommending the bill, the
committee said that 81 per cent
of the money was for purposes
directly connected with prepare
ton for national defense or for
activities which directly or i'm
directly have felt the impact Of
the defense program. The total
was $22,072,145 below the bud
get estimates.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-25
Intangible lax
Split Revealed
County TO Get
$32,48 Return

oThe State Tax Commission
said today that Macomb county
municipalities will receive $32,-
448 in the first distribution OF In
tangible tax revenues, Of which
34,337 is earmarked for Mount
Clemens.
The commission said town.
ships ALLEGATIONS have not been
completed, but announced the
following distributions for cities
and villages: Center Line, 1864;
East Detroit, $2,S67; New Balti-
more, $415 and Utica, sos.
The commission said It would
distribute . total Of $2,370,743.
See TAX-PASe :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-25

loWASHlNGTON, June 25-<F)
An 1897 ,0S3 ,S25 deficiency ap-
sbropriation. including funds to
1--we the Navy ass additional
airplanes and 10 more auxiliary
ships, was recommended to the
house today by its appropriations
committee.
q The measure, a "catch-alp
money bill for the fiscal year
ending June 80, carried funds
Tor almost a score OF govern
mental agencies such as $50, $780,
600 for the office for emergen-
CIV management; $28, 800,765 for
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abusive Ray Larson" sought in
connection with the triple
murder.
SHORES CASE ALIVE
Sheriff Jacob =. Theut and
Prosecutor Ivan A. Johnston
limited that they were still m
vestigating the famous Patter-
son Staying In st. Clair shores
and that they would question
the prisoner TO - Il h knows
anything shout the murder"
Mrs. Patterpon Wae found
deed from knife wounds IN the
kitchen Of her Mscomb county
home on April -, 103o. end the
murder has since gone unsolved.
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