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Evening star., 1941-08-31
Miss Griesbauer Engaged
To Wed Mr.. Charles Jordan,

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Griesbauer
Of Chevy Chase. Md, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Jane Ann Griesbauer. to Mr..
Charles r. Jordan of Gainesville,
Fla, son of Mrs. Charles B. Jordan
and the late DR.. Jordan of West
Lafayette. Ind.
The wedding will take place in
October.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

is q o n z a
title flag
W a wing in
the spirit of
Defense . , =.
and suggests
{ h a t you
show yo ur
Evening star., 1941-08-31

girl wants 10
be properly
g b e d for
the class
room. Most
( a S hionable
at the mo-
m ent a re
S kirts and
jackets with
hlOUC o c nr
Evening star., 1941-08-31
Miss Marilyn Ranew
To Wed Ensign Lawlor.

Mrs. Charles r. Scott announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Marilyn Ranew, to Ensign John
Conrad Lawlor.
Miss Ranew is a former resident
OF Aiken, S. c., and Mr.. Lawlor is
an officer in the United States Naval
Reserve and the son of the late Mrs.
Ida Conrad Lawlor of this city. He
is at present aboard the U. S. S.
Umpqua in Charleston, S. G.
T11e wedding will take place in the
late fan in Washington.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

D er since
May and
h as become
famous for
its wonder
full Spoon
bread, Lem
on Ice Box
Pie, Fresh h
Peach Cob
Ter, served
Evening star., 1941-08-31

Country Ham and thick Lamb
Chops. Vegetables are served fam
lily style-you help yourself to all
you want Open daily and Sunday
from noon until midnight. 8 miles
from D. c. line on Marlboro Pike.
Phone Hillside 0112.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

the neckllne. NJ. LOUIS dedlcaIes
this coiffure, and all it stands for,
to women everywhere whether they
wear it proudly in free America or
daringly in less happy lands-and
it is being introduced to Washing
tons smartest women by EMILE
at 1921 CONN. AVE. Phone DI
1916 and at EMILE JR., SIS 18th
ST, MA. 2028.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
ia andeI
Furs

fully handled skins-rich, dark and
silky-fashioned into the coat
you've dreamed of. They have an
exquisite collection on hand. but II
you prefer. they'll make anything
you want TO order from the finest
pelts. 1912 r STREET. Willard
Hotel Bldg, across from Gar
finckers.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
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4" PIG MOMENT IN A
D YOUNG LIFE" that
first day back at school! 1t IS en-
important moment-and each little
Evening star., 1941-08-31

Helene keeps you posted every sundoy-on whot
is new-on where to find it-on where to go!
Consult her! She will be delighted TO help YOU
Evening star., 1941-08-31

" WHEN EPTEMBER
80 w COMES-can Fall be
far behindF' The answer will be
''no"-sfter you see the stunning
Evening star., 1941-08-31
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" WIVES OF GREAT MEN
80 all remind us!" That
We, too, can keep up with our hus-
bands. And one important way is
Evening star., 1941-08-31

Mink with
q difference
at JANDEI
r u r S .
Young. sup
pie. lightly
an grace
Evening star., 1941-08-31

CO. WHO VIII re-
string them quickly and efficiently
Prices are most reasonable. 6l5
18th ST.
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sc SCHoOL DAzE. SCHOOL
''O DAzEr" Dear old cock
and bull days! Math and Chaucer,
it's Greek to me. I'll take my credits
Evening star., 1941-08-31

values. No parking difficulties. Open
til every evening. 512l GEORGIA
AVE.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

with old-fashioned country cream
and hot biscuits. Drive out for
Sunday dinner CLOSED Labor
Day.. Dinners. 81 to $3.50.
Luncheons, soc to 85c. l8 miles
out on Lee Blvd, near Fairfax.
Route so. Phone Fairfax 277.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
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IS CTAYING IN TOWN FOR
LABOR DAY?" Lots of
us are! So-here's how-for a de-
lightful day. NORMANDY FARM
Evening star., 1941-08-31
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s. N-FoR VICTORY" has be-
' come a symbol of hope
for all the conquered countries.
And indomitable America, with
Evening star., 1941-08-31

patriotic spirit and your co-opera-
ton to conserve gasoline-by driv-
ing out the short Cgas-saving) dis
tance, instead of taking long end
less drive in the country. NOR
MANDY FARM is so near, only 9
miles from District line and
simply wonderful this time of the
year. Phone WIS. 9421.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

IS A THING OF BEAUTY
IS A JOY FOREVER"
If you keep it in good condi-
ton. Helene is certain that you
Evening star., 1941-08-31
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/" .MNK MAGIC at
JANDEL FURS." OF
course, you've longed for a mink
coat. What woman hasn't? But
uors11 GrJ
Evening star., 1941-08-31
THE MEAL Is ENDED" .

but the memory of the
delicious food and the delightful at
mosphere fingers on-and on-and
Evening star., 1941-08-31
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SIS. 1929 F ST. MA. 1855.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

Saturday, August thirtieth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

Hopping from an eastern vaca-
ton to items gathered here and
there around Michigan:
Membership of the states minor
baseball league for 1871 definitely
should be determined at a meeting
in Grand Rapids Sunday -.
There's still a chance the loop will
present one or two new teams
when the season starts in May.
Lansing's entry will make no
if it signs Billy Rogetl.
the ex-Tiger fire chief as manager
Rogell has numerous friends
around the state. and his presence
likely would pay dividends at the
gate -. Especially in Lansing
where the club finished in the red
in 1910.
Neal Gleason, Kalamazoo Coli
1ege guard, recently was banished
from game with Olivet on per-
sonal fouls after four minutes o.
play When Hillsdale lost 10
Olivet the other night. the Dales
made IA field goals. IA free throws
and were charged with Ii fouls
The game also was No. IA
between the teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
gh-ScOring Ace

Paul Hauck of Saginaw ST. An
drew has averaged 2l6 points
per game this Winter In one
contest he hit for 81 points. Other
times Hauck garnered ~ and %
81 Andrew incidentally
hasn't lost TO date in the Saginaw
Valley Parochial League.
Cadillac's prep coach. Bill Bar
clay, shows his boys how 10 do II
by starring on an independent
league team -. One OF Barclay :
players, Ken Malmstrom. never
played basketball before entering
the school
- George Van and his sailing bud
dies. now in Florida, will have
rival company from four Grand
Rapids sailors in the St. Peters
hurg-Havana race in March -
Around East Lansing they say the
towns prep five is good bet for
the State Class 3 title.
Port Huron basketball on.
thuSiasts cans find fault with
the coaching accomplishments OF
Brick Fowler at the city high
school. In five years. Fowler'S
teams have won 1874 games and
lost 81 Boyne City tops the
Northern Michigan Class G circuit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

hobby or on part-time basis. A
good many drivers do 60 in for the
sport Just TO pick up some extra
change and it is largely among
these that accidents occur. With
full-timerS like Wally Zale, Duke
Nalon, Art HarSfeld. Ray Richards,
Eddie OStwick. Ronny House
holder, Sam Hanks. Howard
Dauphin and Mel Hansen. mishaps
seldom occur.
Incidentally. Mitchell casually
mentioned that drivers may wear
out as many S-tWo- nrLthrce- sets
Of tires in nights racing.
Most drivers have a mechanic
with them always. These engine
doctors work on a percentage
making money when the car in
their care wins and holding tho
bag when their car loses. This
system makes for excellent me-
chanics. the drivers say.
Al drivers. taking part in two
three or four meets. a week. sell
dom make less than $500 a week
OF course, from this they must
maintain their cars. pay trans.
portation, divvy up with their me.
chanicS, etc. Even so. the "big
boys net somewhere around S40
a week and. as most will agree
that amt hay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
'M'-Stdte Clash
Features Week S
Court Program

They'll write another chapter in
Michigan's hottest" collegiate RI
valry Wednesday night when Mich
igan and Michigan State clash IN
the second haff of their snntai
basketball series on the Spartan
court in East Lansing.
From all indications. the word
hot" will serve the game per-
fectly. For attempting 10 dope the
winner Of Wednesdays affair IS
about the same as picking the
-victor in a race of to mosquitoes.
In the wake Of developments on
both sides Of the barrier this sea-
son. the game should end in tie.
Considering these items:
Michigan overwhelmed the Spar
tanS. 42-1i when the clubs hattled
al Ann Arbor last December
But - Immediately after the
game State turned around and
licked Ohio State. the present Big
Ten leader Then Ohio crushed
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
1st Skate Meet
Set al Crawling

Surprising in interest the Wyan-
dotte Michigan Diamond Cup
skating meet 10 be held this Sun
day. was the announcement Satur-
day that /Grayling would hold its
first championship event next Sun
day. February 16.
Forerunncr of many big meets
PLANNED for the "Snep- city HE
rect will be known IL the North
ern Michigan championships. 1t is
to be sponsored by Grayling' S
Chamber of Commerce. Skaters
from Alpena. PetoSkey. Escanaba,
Saginaw, Flint. Wyandotte and
Detroit will take part.
Wyandotte's big event, which
has attracted f75 eOtries. inClud-
ing The Detroit Times Gold and
Silver Skates winners. Bonnie
Doyle and Joe Mcdonald of Sagi-
nav. will be decided on Bur
rough's Slip by the Detroit River
beginning at 1:30 p. m.
Vince Bozich won the,uen's Dia-
mond Cup last year. Esther and
Helen Wrona, Saginaw sisters
finished in tie for women s
honorS.
The Central Michigan champion
ships. scheduled for next Sunday
at/Flint. have been postponed in
definitely. the Southern Michigan
Skating Association announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Easy going Jo-Jo White, the
former Tigah-man, will find him
self in the middle of a baseball war
when he returns to Seattle this
year for his own third term with
the Pacific Coast League team.
Bill Sklff. catcher who has been
managing nne- of the New York
Yankee farms in the East, has
been appointed manager and coach
to take the place of Jack Lelivelt,
who died recently. and the Seattle
fans don't like that one bit.
1.-THE Yanks took couple o.
our players in midseason last
year when we needed them. so
l reckon that's why SkiH IL on
the spot. He'll have a tough job
any way, because Jack did just
about everything. He signed the
players to contracts and did
lot Of front office work besides
managing the team.
Funny thing, Jack mailed me
letter to report at San Fer
nando, February %. for train
ing. 1t was postmarked January
20, the day he died. so IL must
have been one of the last things
he did" said Jo-Jo at his home
IN Ferndale the other day.
L Owner OF the Seattle club j:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Told to Quit

In the courage department.
there's salute for Burman
Misenar, Michigan Normal cage
captain j.. .-Misenar once was
told by doctors 10 quit the sport.
hut he's rebounded to captain
~. Clair High and jackson
Junior. besides Ypsi.
Danny Smick. the former
Michigan ali-around star; il
finding the coaching business
mighty unhappy At Ionia.
Smick's cage forces have won
only one game This Winter &.
His footballers last Fall went
through the season without
victory.
In contrast around the central
part of the state. there's Steve
Szasz, Grand Lodges first-year
coach SZasZ came up with
a winner in football and his
cagers/are right up there in the
tTpItaf ttfy circuit competition.
I o. frlg fbTCfsrsb N.Btnk ~ ,.o.,-z,...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Sets Burning Pace

State. meantime began setting
burning pace. bowling over
Creighton. Long Island Temple
twice and Marquette before finally
losing 10 Notre Dame Creighton
Long Island and Temple all were
-tfrr-irfcFtrd before facing State
The Michigan Five. meantime
rs noundcred around in tho Big
Ten race. Put The Wolverines in
their last start before hitting final
r'7 limitations last week saw Mich
ican con1e within three points of
t~~f'nc Indiana the Big Ten fav-
o~ite.
Wednesdays meeting WI bc
fho for'y-Second IN the state
Michigan rivalry The Wolverines
have won IS % States l.
Besides clashlng with State.
'sll4ifsssTTiF4 BIZ, Fen rT1-aCr-
ncni on tap this week. playing
Iowa a. Iowa CITY Saturday night.
on tho Detroit front Wayne
and University Of Detroit each
play only once. The Titans are
booked with Toledo at Toledo
Tuesday. while Wayne meets West
crn Ontario AZ London SATURDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

heavyweight that gasppe ring
to his blows there Is bringing him back He hit Buman time
the old sparks didn't fy They'll try
his PUSH PUNCHING and when Joe tries to remedy
his latest fault he'll tighten and he'll be dead duck He'll
be able to do anything right.
He truly great fighter. He truly
great lightning the early his
hut not He punch shy because he knows he can't take
could him blinking against Reds ordinary
punches. great fighter wouldn't do that.
BILLY Conn will whip joe Louis as as I'm talking got
sick shaking him with sucker punches
Burman landed would spill Louis
Don't let anybody worry about Bys weight He'll be around
whip 200pounder who
lived Louis weight won't bother Billy. Joe lays
fight Don't that. He'll make
Joe gh BiIly's He'll outsmart Louis a mile.
BILLY take punch he has He took punches from
look like those In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
BY HYPE IGOE

NEW YORK s-Youd that Joe Louis had suddenly
Eliza crossing the ice and that Johnny Ray and Ray Can
had slipped into the skins of the boodhounds.
the former fighter who manages dashing Billy
Conn., Carn pilot of Lou Nova right the hot
chalengers for Louis heavyweight championship - =
Both are agreed great has slipped until he
sdded right before their respective crown hunters ready TO
taken. Neither manager thought Louis was impressive IN
Madison Square Garden in knocking out Red Burman
Listen Johnny Ray first
all coordination He Is not 30 cent
fighter his fight with Red Buan proved It,
He has, and he PUSHING HIS PUNCHES Let
pushing 1t Is the first sign Of
light the fact that fighter
clicking they used to and he Is
he is going to miss eight out OF
10 shots
all through the mill fighter and developer OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
hnIIengers' Managers Agree That Louis Is SHpPin


ring wanted the their He'll make
ridiculous him into prezels'
Ray Car1in speaks for Nova
"NOva will fight tonight the next
whip He'll him to
he COmsSey and Barlund. DO
suppose heard again had he
better left Ills mental faculties work aster
thinks Louis has to depend corner
a.
I lick him and why don't
right fight
Louis
Louis Joe will back into
what will COnns speed
when the champion against tho
Louis and I'll bet that the
prove 1 inch taller. Joe whipped
Burman that prove: They
heavyweghts. Nova is a real one"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
On the State Beat BY George Mask.

Western State basketball fans
to Detroit February % for the
game with Wayne at Central
High -. Gerrit Stukkie, the
states intercollegiate sprint
champ, will lead Western en-
try In the Illinois relays next
Saturday Michigan and
Michigan State also will be
there.
OIiyet and Tri-State College
have -fntaled, points In their
last two meetings kafama~
ZOO College has averaged 81
points in play this season E.
Yet has won only three times In
this age of high scoring games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Top Midget Racers
Make $500 Per Week
BY BILL FILLMORE

Were only years DID," Bill
Mitchell boosted today, "and
getting stronger and safer each
year"
The aforementioned Bill Mitchell
$ genial, rotund w. +. Mitchell
manager of the Michigan Midget
Race circuit and veteran of more
than 20 years association with the
gas buggies, both big and little
Among other things. Mitchell
declared that:
Midget racing. indoor and out
door, is the seventh most popu-
lar sport In the United States.
. Twenty-Five thousand people
weekly pay their hard-earned
y shekels TO see the doodle bugs
spin In the Michigan circuit.
e Sixteen million people in the
United States last year poured
their cash into midget race
Golfers.
. Midget racers burn grain alco-
hOl instead of gasoline.
. Top-notch drivers make in the
neighborhOod Of $500 week.
While midget racing flourishc:
In practically every city in tnC
Summer. indoor racing is scarce
is northern cities in cold weather
Top notch race drivers, accord
ing TO Mitchell, do not drive AS ;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Only One Verdict

=. of n holds only ono decision
over Toledo IN five starts 53-52
victory two years ago. This year
Toledo carries lis usual power
- by Bob Gcrgcr who has av-
aged is points per game.
Detroit Tech travels twice This
week going 10 Assumption WcdncS-
day and Defiance Saturday.
Lawrence Tech is home 10 ST.
Mary's on Tuesday and plays host
10 Indiana Tech al Hackett Field
House Saturday.
The Western State BroncoS have
an important affair with Loyola
Of Chicago AT Kalamazoo Satur-
day. II will mark the sixteenth
time IN" teams have opposed
Alma's high-nyinG NJ. I. A. a. az
Gregation takes on Olivet Monday
and Albion Friday. In other league
Tits. Adrian meets kazoo and
Hope faces Hillsdale Tuesday. and
Adrian plays HillSdale and Hope
meets OliVct Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Adrian Iron Man

Introducing Richard TomPson,
Adrian College junior recently
named the NJ. l. A. As most
valuable athlete in 1910 q.
Around school he's referred 10 as
the iron man When not
studying or playing. he works q.
spending 30 hours a week. on the
job
Jack Carpenter at Napoleon
High is another of the fancy
scorers this year &. His average
stands at 20 Horton tnear
Jackson) has won nine straight
despite the fact the team hasn't a
home gym Fire destroyed the
schools home base in December
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Jackson Picked

With Flint Northern power
wrecked by graduation. our
nomination aS the State Class 4
basketball champ II Jackson
Vikings They're singing a
merry tune again at Fordson.
what with the return of Ken
Badge, giant center star who
broke an ankle during the foot
bali season.
\ special coach will carry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

Emil Sick. who also owns brew
cry. Jo-Jo started out at center
field but switched to left in favor
of another ex-Tiger. Bill Lawrence.
who's been with the team since
1893. The Rainiers won the pen
nant Whites first year there and
won both pennant and playoff last
year.
"Seattle.s great place for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
PRICED JUST ABOVE THE LOWEST

If YOU considering lowest priced car, compare
it with the big, luxurious Olds Special before you
buy In price, you'll find little difference between
de luxe models of lowest-priced and the Odds
Special model of your choice-but in cars, you'll find
a tremendous difference, with the Olds way out
front in value Come in, today-drfve and compare!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
JO-JO HAS THIRD TERM TROUBLES
Bill Skiff New Seattle Pilot, Put on Spot
Great Climate

the old-timers," Jo-Jo remi-
nisced.
Great Climate
at doesn't get too hot there,
and the temperature Is never
below so degrees. So the older
players don't perspire as much
and get tired as quickly And
they don't get cold, either.
Last year I played with Rip
Collins, Jack RotherOck, Bill
Walker and Frank Orsatti.
They were with the st. Louis
Cardinals when they beat us
(the Tigers) in the 1884 World
Series"
What about his own plans?
"Well, I'm driving my wife
and two children through to Sc
attic about February 20. They'll
stay there so Tonga this 7-year-
old daughter) can stay In school,
and then I'll report at San Fer
nando."
Mike, Jo-Jo's son. who wa
named after Mike Cochrane, VIII
managed the Tigers when Jo-J'
was one of EN-, is only 2 year
old and too young to go to school
White is employed here in tn
Winter months by an AUTOMOBILE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

H. P. Straight Eight Engine. Yet in spite of it's
custom styling, roominess and luxury, its
prices are no higher than those of the stand
ard Six and Eight Olds Special 4-Door Sedans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

thanks 10 the play of brothers
Ernie and WallY Dietze.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

rN-vM/ SOMETHING NEW! Something
%S\NNN,oSS special Something different for
Ms ~xkySA buyers of lowest priced cars to
VpASSA ScSsN,] seel Odds crashes the w-price
W. field with a brand new style
" sensationi It's the ultra smart,
crlliser-type, six passenger Olds Special Town
Sedan. Like the popular Odds Custom Cruiser
Sedan, it's a 4-Door, 4-Window Model with
enclosed rear quarter streamlining that only d
Window design permits. Like other Olds-
mobile models, it gives you choice of Olds-
mobiles 100 H. p. Econo- Master Six or Ito
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

the old-timers," Jo-Jo remi-
nisced.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.


If there is one family of feathered
friends which bothers Peter Rabbit
more than another it is the Warbler
| family. so many of them come
together and they are so everlast-
ingly on the move that fellow
doesn't have a chance to look at one
long enough to recognize him." he
complained to Jenny Wren. 1t was
an early spring morning and the
Old Orchard was fairly alive with
little birds no bigger than Jenny
herself. And such restless little
folks as they were Not for an
instant were they still.
Peter watched them fitting from
tree to tree and twig to twig. darting
out into the air and back again,
and all the time keeping up an
endless chattering, mingled with
little snatches of song. No sooner
would Peter fix his eyes on one than
another wholly different in appear
ance would take its place. Only oc-
casionally would he see one whom
he recognized. Usually this was one
who would stay for the nesting
season. But the majority OF them
would stop only for a day or two,
being bound farther North to make
their summer homes.
Jenny Wren did not seem to look
upon them wholly with favor. Per-
haps she was a.little bit envious. You
see, compared with the bright colors
of some of them, Jenny was a very
plain, small person indeed. Then,
too, there were so many OF them
and they were so busy catching all
kinds of small worms and insects
that perhaps Jenny was little fear
full that they would not leave enough
for her to get her own meals easily.
Il don't see what they stop here
for scolded Jenny. They could
lust as well go somewhere else where
they would not be taking the food
out of the mouths of honest folks,
who are here to stay all summer.
Did you ever in your life see such
uneasy people? They don't keep
still an instant. 1t makes me tired,
actually tired, just to watch them"
For the life of him, Peter couldn't
help chuckling. You know Jenny
Wren herself is very restless, un-
easy person. AS for Peter he was
thoroughly enjoying this visit of the
Warblers, despite the fact that he
was having no end of trouble trying
to tell who was who.
Wouldn't it be fun if they all stay
here?' asked Peter. Il would just
love them, then I might get better
acquainted with them"
mo, it wouldn't be fun" reported
Jenny Wren. There are people
enough living in the Old Orchard
now, goodness knows. If any more
come some of us will have to move
out. The Warbler family is one of
the incest families I know of, but
on the whole I'm rather glad that
most of them go farther North to
nest. guess they're needed up there
to keep the trees clear Of insects
more than they are needed here.
Hello! There's zee-zee. Probably
he'll stay