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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-17

Mercer williams who has been
spending his vacation at the home
of his father r. II. Williams, re-
turned to San DIEGO. Tuesday
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-17

Callers at The home Of Mrs. F.
w. Leng Tuesday were: Mrs Curtis
Mayfield, Mrs. L. C. Barndt, Mrs
A. L. BernshOuse and daughter,
Lorraine, and Mrs. Dave Vencill of
HoltVille
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-17

Mrs. II. X. Law va an 2ftcrnoon
caller of Mrs Charles O'Connor
Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs M L. Noble and
little Timothy Scoggins of Yuma,
Arizona were Sunday visitors OF
Mrs Mobiles, mother, Mrs. Katie
BakSh
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-17

MI and Mrs. Eddie Neal returned
Tuesday from northern California
&d hav moved into one OF T. L
Nll's cottages.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-17

Callers of Mr.. and Mrs T. 7. Hall
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Gillett and children Of HoltVille
and MI and Mrs. Jessen Of Los
ANGELES.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-17

Mrs. Fred w. Paine enjoyed a
visit from her brother j. b. Lydick
of Imperial on Saturday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-17

Rodcrick Scott of Los Angeles is
a visitor at the home of his son
D. c. Scott.
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League Folds

Because Of lack OF interest and
the inability Of the teams 10 travel
the Senior Boys league Of the
Park Board circuit will be discon-
tinued for the remainder of the
summer.
Any teams between the ages Of
IS to Il wishing to schedule
games are asked TO play Wednes-
day evenings at $50. Four fields
will be in use. jefferson. McKin-
ley Harmon and Portland avenue.
When a game is scheduled notify
the Park Board office SO the
proper arrangements can be made.
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nth ELLIOTT METCALF

Writers Of the Joe Louis Billy Conn heavyweight title
fight poured descriptive words into their concerning
the Kissing Scene in the grand finale
Uncle Mike Jacobs. who store teeth and lives off
the fighting ability Of boys, promoted the fight.
so-csled csnoushesred Broadway night
played Billy juliet the dressing after Bys
knockout the 18th round.
The wept
being after all hard hearted
mssterfu
before the
pink Billy
. Ia emotion
fherl moher grandmothey
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Junior Loop
Appears 0kay

With the addition Of new team
in the Junior A baseball league.
this fast little circuit gives promise
of being successful II is now
a six team organization. Manitou
being the new member They will
play the remainder of the first
round schedule on the Harmon
field and will meet the team that
had the bye.
Games carded for Wednesday
are Ferry squirts VS.. jefferson
Chiefs at jefferson, Oakland VS..
Lincoln BIS at Mckinley. Nc
Kinley Crofters VS. Manitou at
Harmon. No games viii be played
Saturday because of the three-dsy
holiday.
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hit IN the first, third and fifth
innings But Joe wasn't through.
Stepping 10 the plate in the
seventh against Relief Pitcher Ar
mold Anderson, rookie right
handler who relieved starter Sid
Hudson, DiMsggio rifled a clean.
low-line drive into left for his
record-shattering single.
Bedlam Breaks Loose
The stands broke into a bedlam
snd DiMaggios teammates in the
Yankee dugout tossed their caps
high in the air and danced around
in joy. Photographers ran to first
base with DiMaggio. urchins spilled
into the field and raced toward
the new champ. The game was
delayed for several minutes until
order was restored.
That single DiNaggio's
seth hit since he started his
hitting streak against the Chi
cago White Sox on MAY 15-
brought him to within two
games Of the all-time mark of
- straight games established
before they began computing
modern records in 1901. The
i4-game streak was set by
Willie Kecler in 1897 a.
member Of the old Baltimore
Orioles.
In the dressing room. the Clip
per admitted that he was under
a terrible strain during both
games"
I'm glad the record part Of It
is all over now he said I've
been pressing like the devil for
week. II was a great thrill 10 get
those hits That's one record I've
wanted TO crack ever since I came
up in the major leagues
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Roping Star
Badly Injured

ROSWELL. n. NJ Bob Crosby.
former holder ~ the world cham
pionship steer roping title. was
severely injured at q rodeo here
Sunday afternoon ss he lost his
crown 10 Carl Arnold, Buckeye.
ARR, cowboy.
Crosby was roping his tenth
steer In the championship event
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xBatted for Fallin in ninth.
Score by Innings
Spokane iOi 0O2 Ol0 600 OF IL 0
salem 900 600 O4l 600 OO-5 10 10
Summary. Winning pitcher. Reid
losing pitcher. oliver. 9 hits 5 runs
off Fallin IN innings. 2 hits 2 runs
off Hayes in 7-plus, 5 hits and 3 runs
off Lanning in 2ag 5 hits and runs
off oliver in 4 no hits no runs off
Marak in /. hit no runs off Reid IA
- runs responsible for. HAYES !.
oliver /: struck out. by Fallin 3.
Hayes z Ianning l. oliver 3. Reid J.
bases on balls. Off Fallin s. Hayes 5.
Marak 2. Reid 2. wild pitches, HAYES
2. left on bases. Spokane II, Salem
IS. two base hits. Bergstrom Peter
sen. Warren. Meyers 2. runs batted in.
Rosenlund Meyers g. Alden, Warren ?.
Bergstrom ?. Helser. sacrifices. HAYES
Cameron. Hughes. oliver, Lanifero.
stolen bases. Alden: double plays, Pc
terSen 10 Ianifero 70 Bates q time.
; IS umpires Weisgerber and Moran.
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Indians Near
Yakima Pips
Defect Solem in
Fourteen Innings
INTERNATIONAL
MONDAYS RESULTS

MONDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma :. Vancouver s.
Spokane :. Salem 5.
Only games scheduled.
SALEM-Spokane moved within
a shade Of the Pippins last night
Salem IS in a Il
inning WI league encounter. The
Solons committed ten hobbies
sfield. but managed 10 knot the
count in two big innings the
eighth and ninth The Indians
pushed over the winning two runs
IN the l4th.
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Auto Racers
Ready to Go

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo r.
eighteen cleaning racing cars.
many Of them veterans Of the
br,ck tracks Of the United States
and Europe. were poised today At
he base Of Grand Mesa for the
qualifying round of the second
annual lands end Roaring Road
Regatta"
A field Of Is experienced drivers,
some Of them facing the rigcrs
Of the fast mountain climbing OF
the Rocky mountain area for the
first time. were ready for the
3-S-mile test dash up particularly
rough section Of the course that
Friday win decide the 1871 cham.
ship a Colorsdo's toughest grind
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Major Leaders

H0nlf runs. OF GIANTS. TX. d.
Maggie Yankees. i. Johnson Atm
lotics. Is. Keller. Yankees. Is. York,
Tigers Is
Runs. DlNsUgIo Yankees SIS
Williams. Red SoX IS DiMsrIEo Ped
SoX SIS Moore, Cards. So. Reiser,
Dodgers. 81
Runs batted In Keller Yankees.
IS. DiMaggio, Yankees so. York.
Tigers. so. Nicholson Cubs. s.. Ia
Dor. Red So1, Sc. Williams. Red Sox.
Sc
Hits Heath Indians, 90: DiMaggio,
Yankees. 90; Travis, Senators "a:
Slaughter Cards o. Cramer. Sens-
tors 90. Lewis Senators 90.
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when his horse was jerked off Us
feet. and rolled over him. The
cowboy suffered q conclusion and
bruises ard was unconscious for
several hours.
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ny UNITED PRESS

The injury ridden Sacramento
Cardinals returned 10 their home
park today where. dosed up on
vitamin p and little liver pills,
they take on the Portland Beavers
With Don GutteridGe and Jack
Sturdy both out Of the infield line
up with injuries. and the pitching
staff suffering, perhaps, from
llieElght-eyes. the Cards dropped
five out Of seven games 10 Holly
wood in movietown last week, less
than a month after they had taken
seven straight games from the
Twinks.
Hollywood invades san
Francisco where the Seals, In
the throes Of major re-
juNenation, attempt To get
back on the track. The Seals
last week signed Chalmers
(Bnl) Cissell. veteran infield-
er. when the stars east him
adrift. then purchased Jack
Haley. pitcher for the Kansas
City Blues.
Haley decided ne liked the mid
west climate better. or something
for ne fatty refused 10 report, and
no was suspended by the Blues
management.
In this predicsmsnt. the
Seals turned Ia their Salem
farm In the Western intsrna-
tional league. signing Roy
Helser. . southpaw, and send
ing Charlie schsnr, right
handler on option. Helssr, who
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Summary: Innings pitched. By
Holmes q MsrloWe /: at bat OFF
Holmes 81, Marlowe 4 hits off
Holmes 8 Marlowe /. runs scored
off Holmes g. runs responsible for
Tate ?. Holmes S struck out Tate
z Holmes 4 NArlowe J bases on
balls. Tate 4 Holmes O. Marlowe !.
passed ball. Stoeber. left on bases
Mallory. Abbott Perry. two-haSe hits
IinEus. Steele Stoehsr Jewell Ferry
runs hatted in Mallory. Stoshcr 2
Jollsy. Abbott. Perry ? Jewell Cole
Wright, CalltsauX, sacrifice Holmes
stolen bases Holmes Wsrfeld
double pisv Jewell - CsiltesuN ~
wriSht time. ais umpires. Nelson
and Fnger.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

MONDAYS RESULTS
Columbus 6, Indianapolis o.
Toledo /, Louisville 8.
Milwaukee /. Minneapolis 4.
Kansas City .. st. Paul I.
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WASHINGTON Joe DiMsggio

WASHINGTON Joe DiMsggio.
who set a modern major league
batting record by hitting safely in
his 42d consecutive game. was de-
termined today 10 stretch his
streak so far as to defy all chal-
lengers.
The smuggling New York Yankee
outfielder carved himself a niche
in baseballs hall OF fame Sun
day with two healthy swats - a
two-bagger in the first game of a
doubleheader with the Washington
Senators and a single in the night
cap-to tie and break the old mark
Of Al games set by George Sisler,
former st. Louis Browns first base
man. in 1922.
A sellout crowd of at least
81 900 sweltering fans turned
out 10 sec the Yankee clipper
establish himself as the new
champion. Nobody seemed tn
care about the scores-9-4 and
is In favor Of the Yankees.
Over-zealous fans who stole two
Il Joes oats nearly ruined Joe :
day Between games. his favorite
stick was whisked away by a
fan. Then Joe borrowed a bat
from Tom Heinrich. and after he
had dubbed himself into the hall
Of fame with it, a fan wrested the
hat away from the mascot and dis
appeared into the stands.
Team Moves. Too
The Yanks also kept alive an
other Of their hitting records
maintaining their streak of at
least one home run in each Of their
last IS games. They got one in
the ninth inning of the opener,
and two in the nightcsp.
Pitcher Dutch Leonard was
the victim Of DiMaggio's first
game blow. Coming up In the
sixth inning after being held
hitless In his two other APP
pearances. the Clipper whistled
a line-driVe double Into left
center. On reaching second,
he grlnned and tipped his hat
10 the cheering fans.
In the aecond game. his chances
Of lettering Sisters mark were
fading rapidly when ne failed "a
has won nine games against
me defeat this season, reports
Immediately for 80 day
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DiMag Determined to Set
Mark That Will Defy All
Thousands See Yankee Clipper Pound
Out Hits That Beot Sisters Record

NEW HORk-Ioe DiMaggo singled in the fifth inning of
game todays doubeheader between the
Red stretching his consecutive
hitting To IS The hit off Mike Ryba, Red
relief pitcher
DiMaggio needs Ia hit In only To tie Willie
keeers aI-time hitting ~ straight games made
In 1897.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

MONDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh 4. St Louis 3.
Cincinnati :. Chicago l.
New York ;. Boston 0 twelve
inningsl.
Brooklyn . Philadelphia 2.
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Feller Loses
Another Tilt
Second Successive
Defeat for Wonder

NV YORK Mighty Bobby
Fellsr heliwether n the Cleveland
hurting staff With Is victories.
took Ms second successive pound
ing yesterday when the s. LOUIS
Browns beat the Indians. l2-s.
Il vas the fourth loss for ne
husky younEster. beginning to
show the wear and tear Of carry
INK the club.
The Chicago White Sox pushed
over TWO runs IN the ninth n de-
feat Detroit rs. and give Johnny
Rigney his fifth victory.
The Brooklyn Dodgers opened =
le-game home stand by betting
the Philadelphia Philies p. and
moved into a tie for the National
league lead when the psce-setting
Cardinals dropped - decision
10 the Pittsburgh Pirates in
night game.
Whit wyatt turned back the
Phils with six hits for his 18th
triumph and the Dodgers 10th
straight over the tail-enders.
Elmer Riddle Won the eighth
straight victory Of his indicated
season ny pitching the Cincinnati
Reds to a Il triumph over the
Chicago Cubs last night Riddle
allowed seven hits. He lost shut
out when clyde Mccullough
homered in the fourth.
Cliff Melton outpitchcd Manuel
Salvo over IL innings as the New
York Giants beat the Boston Bees.
80. Melton allowed six hits and
began the game-winning rally IN
the 18th with a single Doubles
by Dick Bartell and Johnny Rueker
and Mel Otis single wound up
the scoring.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia 900 oil 600 o
Brooklyn POI O3l O2N-9 10 o
/ Podgajny, Harmo go and War
rem; Wyatt and Owens. Franks.
New York zoo 900 600 OOS-s II |
Boston 600 900 900 600 |
Melton and banning; Salvo and
Berries
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit -. O0l DOL 12I-6 10 4
/ Chicago 80. OLE oil OO2-7 II /
/ Corsica Rowe -, Benton ~
and Tebbetts; Rigney and fresh.
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Sacs Battle
Beaver Club
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

GAMES THIS WEEK
Seattle at San Diego.
Portland at Sacramento.
Oakland at Los Angeles.
Hollywood at San Francisco.
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The Tigers blasted right back.
Steele doubled to left center. Then
Raw Perry lof,ed four-ply swat
over the left field fence to make
the score to 2. still four run
margin for Holmes.
Vancouver nipped this to three
run. In the seventh when Holmes
walked two. followed by Jewell's
double. The Tigers got that one
hack on Perry's double and Cloes
single with two away.
The Capilanos staged a hnai
rally which had the fans hitting
their hangnails. Holmes walked
Lngua and Jolles, had two balls
no strikes on Jewell when Manager
Pin Kochlcr sent Mel Marlowe
into the fray.
Narlowe walked Jewell, gives
Wright a single TO score only one
run but a second score came home
when cailtea,N flied out to center.
Then Bill Bremen struck out, but
Paul McGlunis. pinch-hitung for
Tate. walked to fill the hassoeks.
A passed ball permitted another
tally to score and the Caps were
only one run away But Marlowe
settled down. whitfield Wsrfield on a
called third strike and the game
was over. Many y fan bresthed a
xieh OF relief.
The victory Was the ninth In a
,ow which the Tigers have won AT
Athletic Park since June 10 and
! Includes eight Western interna-
t,enal yerdiots and one exhibition
triumph over San Francisco scars
Tonight Milt Cadinhs takes the
hillock for the Rengsls.
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pietu. I it instantly Why.
of the Yes sir old Mike the milk of human emotion
tender loving old s r.. ss.s =. Hs tn. m,
there Mike kissing Billy
samester
Along Comes Photo =.
But sight Of the picture enough. There
sembance Of emotion Nothing but posed picture Of
mercenary old bloke cked pink by his great
showing had made possible another big show for Mike
Nothing said in the bsyhoo about twin Romeo also
pictur. story palmer any S.-
hooers turned
The twin Ray manage. Billy and
h the handsome Irishmans profits
One look at Ray wei. take look
I'm sur. You win believe when you study the picture herr.
simply
rsA hid he himself but unin.d
Ladies gentlemen, it away
or Oss. He les Smiles
You just Oscar Wits wrnked b bearing grin
from TO these days.
Not because his Portland Beavers of the Coast league
Indians
The baseball world remembers wildly how the Indians
~ered about their mean old manager and through their
means and erybaby tactics got Wits Cleveland Job
collapse
OF oss walked Portland
Well the Indians went like champs for quite spell s
very league
But they have playing eebly the
losing 10 is starts the last three indeed
This going r.cknpaush
kindly soul who found favor with the because he wasn't
the rouEhshod tough type they claimed Witt
Stroin Shows on Bob :.
Under Peckinpaugh the club hasn't hit like II did last
Jeff Heath the Seattle kid hitting improved FORM
sensation But Trosky has sumped multiplying the improve
ment Of Heath.
Fsner with Is wins to date has
including
Mel Harders comeback games
hs he has five while losing four Mnar
while losing
That indicates the pitching Is about shot.
Psckinpaugh kindly type
against whom viii they pour their Cry Baby
The club the pennant that goes
Of and the Y.nk.
But IT, seps hegips loudly firmly
And here under the Coasts bright Witt
GRIMM for that
nov you-
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Abbott Bombards

Morry Abbott pushed the mar
gin up to four in the third inning
when he larruped Tate fast ball
miles over the left field wall. II
was probably one Of the longest
riding circuit blows seen in Ath-
letic Park.
This prosperity seemed 10 bother
Delbert. Smead Jolley and Bill
Wright both singled in tn. fourth
but two nice outfield catches. one
nv Mel Cole. new outfielder from
the Pioneer league, the other by
John Linde. who was subbins for
Fay starr. stopped any damage.
In the fifth u was different.
Holmes dished out courtesy pass
10 Tate. Two Capaiano singles
promptly followed and the bases
are full. with Al IIngua, the
leagues leading hitter. Mt the dish.
Luckily Lngua flied out to Steele
But up came Jolley. who skied
out To Linde but Tate Tailed after
the catch. An attempted double
steal was partially successful as II
brought home one run at the ex-
pense of an out.
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has won nine games against
nns defeat this season. reports
immediately for 80 day
look"
The seeond-plscs Seattle Ram
iers 20 To ssn Diego for thi
weeks series. while Oakland
visiting AZ Los Angeles.
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Buy u. s. Bonds and Save,
You help yourself when you buy
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Your Postmaster can tell you
Now 10 invest IN u. .. Dezenss
bonds.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

MONDAYS RESULTS
Jersey City Il. Baltimore 7.
Only game scheduled.
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The
AMERICAN LEAGUE

MONDAYS RESULTS
Chicago :. Detroit s
81. Louis Z. Cleveland 8.
Only games scheduled.
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TIGERS WIN NINE STRAIGHT AT HOME
TRIM CAPS
BY 7 TO 6
MorrY Abbott Hits
Extra Long One

How can the Town Tigers look
30 good st home and yet lose six
ont Of seven on the road TRIP
That's a question which may be
answered IN part tonight when the
powerful Spokane Indians wheel
INTO town Tor the first game Of =
ihree-game series.
And then again the mystery
may stiIl prevail n the Bengals
continue Ia win a. they did last
night when they registered their
ninth consecutive home victory by
nosing out Vancouver Capllanos. !
10 8, In the concluding game Of an
abbreviated series with the British
Coiumbisns.
II was q squeeky victory the
Tigers toted off the field last night
but actually II should never have
been close.
Ten Free Trips
III WHINE A1li VI HhAAH WIN"
tually turned into runs. almost
nullified The three tremendous
home runs which the Bengal bonn
bardment squadron dropped over
the fence off Cowboy John Tate,
late Of the Seattle Rsiniers
The Tigers led all the way. right
from the sixth pitch Of the game
when Nal Mallory stepped into a
fast ball and rode II over the
barrier.
Two outs followed In succession
after Al steele had walked. Then
Marv Rickert singled and Harry
Stoeber. a plenty sweet R-B-I hit
ter, doubled TO bring home two
tallies.
Those three runs should have
enabled Del Holmes to coast home
with the bacon. And perhaps IL
Was too much ooasting In the late
frames which made the score as
close as II was
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit 80. 001 Dol 12I-6 10
Chicago. OLE oil OO2-7 II |
Corsica. Rowe -, Benton ~
and Tebbetts. Rigney and fresh.
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xBatted for Fallin in ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Mrs. Fletcher Active

fastening down town bright
and early each morning you will
find such capable and industri-
Gus young Crosse Pointe garden
ers as Mrs. Charles H. Fletcher,
Mrs. Langdon Hubbard. Mrs.
John Treble, Mrs. John French
Jr.. Mrs. Frederick Duffield and
Mrs. Henry Caulkins.
Mrs. Fletcher. who is active in
both the Garden Club of Michi-
gan and the Junior League Gar
den Club. is a practical gardener
who plants and cultivates flow
ers with her own hands. out
there in her lovely garden in
Vendome road.
Mrs. Fletcher is waiting with
the greatest impotence for the
first faint signs of Spring for she
will be busy in her wild flower
garden as soon as the ground
can be worked.
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Gardeners
Poised for
School Bells
By THE BYsTANDER

CROSSE POM TES many
VI amateur gardeners are buy
ing note books and sharpening
pencils for two of the busiest
Gays they'll see all season.
Tuesday and Wednesday will
be garden school days in the
auditorium of the J. L. Hudson
Company and there will be lee
lures morning and afternoon for
both days, around the topic.
Handspring Design for ANA
teur Gardeners.
The Garden Center is sponsor
ing the lectures which will be
open TO all the gardeners in the
vicinity. The Michigan Horti-
cultural Society is financing this
program.
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Violet Speeielties

Trilliums grow in this garden.
and yellow violets, white and
purple violets. sweet scented vio-
lets, dog tooth violets, hepaticas
and dozen other blooms.
Mrs. Hubbard of the Little
Garden Club. spends her Winter
Continued on Page Six)
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houses anh IN sidewalks
". must declare ihsI German
anthnrltis. All taks serious meas
aFe. against children a. ~sli a.
parent. II The acts complained II
continue = oseuf
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Annual Campaign for Flies
School Yearbook Under Way

FTFF Be Trejan and by =
Trojan = fhs slogan ~ RS war
Yearbook subscription contest a.
Fifs hiEh school Under direction
~ Patricia Wells al roll rooms ar
organized to earry out the theme
~ Atlanta and ire Golden Anp'e
IN the drive for subscriptions
The editorial staff Of the iesl
Trojan. az fifes annual = called.
hesfed ~ Editor Dorothy canale
snd under guidance ef the faculty
adviser. Miss Margaret Yeakey.
hss completed a. preliminary
plans. following 4 theme which vi
not hs disclosed until publication
the latter part If NAY
Advertising Is being lined II hy
the business mana GER. Patricia
Wells. together with Frank Dreyer
and assistant business manager
MARY Lou Schroeder.