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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16
Rural Events

TODAY
Stony Creek
w. s. c. S. will meet at the
church. A dinner is to be served
at noon.
Home Economics Club will meet
with Mrs. Chester Smeltzer.
Milan
Women's Club will entertain
the Washtenaw County Federation
OF Women's Clubs Ia Pythian Hall
East YpslIantl
Spencer Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Leo Hosman. Co
operative luncheon at 1890 p. IN.
Salem
Federated Ladies' Aid will serve
a penny supper. cafe style, at 6
p. m. in the church dining ROOM
Public may attend.
Begole
B. c. Circle OF the Begole Sun
day School will meet with Mrs.
Max Lurkins, COS Emmett ST., Ypsi-
lanti.
Cherry Hill
Womans Society OF Christian
Service will meet in the Church
House at 2 o'clock.
JANUARY II
Salem
Salem Union School will sponsor
a pie social and amateur program
at the town hall at p. IN. Dancing
will follow the program,
Sheldon
Walker School p. T. A. will meet
at the school house.
Woman's Society OF Christian
Service will serve a luncheon at
the church.
+. T. A. meeting will be held.
Pictures to be shown by DR.. A. T.
Scherzer.
London
Young Peoples Glass and the In.
termediate Glass of London Sunday
School will meet at the Walter
HEIDI home on futile Hill Rd.
JANUARY 18
Willis
Young Married Peoples Sun
day School Class will hold their
regular meeting and class party in
the church annex.
JANUARY 20
Milan
Knights OF Pythias and Pythian
Sisters OF Rose Temple will hold
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16

bread. doughnuts. hot chocolate.
ice cream and cranberry sauce.
They made special salad and cot
fee. There were SO who did the
dishes or assisted with them and
setting the table was one OF the
universal Jobs.
There were 10 who cared for
small brothers or sisters and %
went TO other homes for the same
service; II shopped for gifts and 81
Wrapped presents. Others cooper
ated by caring for a sick mother,
made family gifts and played games
with the family and planned par
ties Tor younger children.
Eleven went caroling for shut.ins.
helped In a church play. sent cards.
took baskets 10 shutins, filled candy
bags, invited the homeless TO their
homes. gave special attention to
aged or sick relatives. or made
candy and delivered presents for
others.
Asked what activities had given
them good times, visiting and hay-
ing company were voted good fun
by the largest number. with going
to motion pictures placed next.
Celebrating New Years Eve. roller
and ice skating. and playing games
were next. Giving parties and as
sisting in church programs. dane
ing and enjoying the Christmas
tree with the presents were also
listed. Other popular activities
were shopping, playing Santa. send
ing Christmas cards, caroling. going
to midnight mass. taking down the
tree. hiking and caring for a baby
sister.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16
Semester Activities Planned
by WOmen's Christian Group

Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation members discussed and
formu ated plans for the comins
semester's activities at an All Y
meeting in Starkweather Hall We'd
nesday evening.
Representatives of the local as
ISOLATION will attend the state con-
ference of all the "Y's" and church
groups throughout the state, when
they meet at East Lansing in the
Peoples Church on the Michigan
State College campus in March.
1t was decided that the All Y
meetings will continue to be helo
monthly, and an effort will be made
to publicize them more.
An All Y lunch will be held next
Wednesday in Starkweather Hal.
The music committee is in charge
OF arrangements
At the Mathis Wednesday, Rev.
William r. Shaw, in speaking on
THE Value of Personal Worship"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16
Survey at Lincoln Shows
Old Traditions Followed

Miss Faith Kidoo, OF Lincoln
School. today announced findings
OF a survey conducted among lis
high schoo, gins IN which II was
shown that the old traditions OF the
American home are still favored by
the younger generation.
From cleaning and securing 10
make ready the house, from baking
and cooking for the feast. to the
trimming OF trees. ways OF cele-
brating during the holiday season
have changed little, 1t was found.
Over 100 reports covered the clean
ing OF special rooms or entire
houses. While a third had washed
windows. II had cleaned cupboards.
washed and ironed curtains and
drapes. rearranged furniture, waxed
furniture and floors and cleaned sill.
yer cas- we'll as cared daily for the
house.
There were 81 children who
trimmed Christmas trees, 81 decor
ated the mantle, dinner table. win
dows, doorways and rooms them
selves, while window boxes, cand-
les and placecards were decorated
and Christmas trees beautified with
cellophane.
There were 40 girls who made
cookies and 20 baked cakes, l5
made pies and t3 Christmas candy,
popped corn or made popcorn balls.
20 dressed turkeys, geese. ducks or
chickens. Several older girls took
complete charge of special holt
day dinners, executing their own
plans. Many younger girls assist
ed in preparation of meals. with
puddings, jellies, dressing, biscuits.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16
GOING TO WISCONSIN

Camp Mccoy. Wis, Jan. lap
With 1,400 members OF the Army s
stream-lined division due here Sat
urday from Fort Custer, Mich, for
winter training. an advance detach-
ment OF 270 men was busy making
preparations today. The 9Th divi-
sion's special battalion will receive
instruction in winter warfare meth
DDS which was planned for Fort
Custer until lack OF snow forced
transfer of operations. Use OF snow
shoes, skis and sleds, testing OF
new equipment and work on new
tactics is planned. Later the group
will furnish other army units In.
struction.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16

told members OF the Y. W. c. A.
that the actual saying OF prayers
was not OF primary importance. but
rather the act of working them out
by oneself should receive the most
attention. Rev. Shaw stated that
too many are in the habit OF saying
only give me" prayers, and that
a change should be made to prayers
of thanksgiving.
The speaker advised the girls IN
write down on a piece OF paper 1t
the beginning OF each day the
things they plan to do. Then each
one should check the list when the
day ends and discover for herself
what she has accomplished or ne
elected, he said.
Music at the Mathis was provid.
ed by a quartette composed OF:
Miss liza Shick, Dawson, Miss Car
men Sundwick. Escanaba. Miss Sue
Baltzer, Ypsilanti. and Miss Doro-
thy Merrick, Crystal Falls.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16

"Ah'm SO sorry! All Jest always
sing. CANT help it when all fee
good. Did ah wake you up?"
Kit said, That's all right. It's
time / was awake. Go on with the
song. I wish 1 could get that
throaty quality"
Nah goodness! All jes realized
ah was singin' with a real singer
aroun'."
WHO called this sleepy-head a
singer" Kit laughed.
"Oh. we know all about YOU
down home. Our local paper runs
Winchell's column. We were
so excited when he stahted writin'
about you and Jerry"
Kit sat up straighter. did you
say that Winchell was writing
about me and jerry"
"Of cou'se. We were so thrilled,
jerry is sort Of a Geo'gian. His
mother is kin to the Cartwriehts
and we-all grew up together. Nat
ually, we're always interested in
KNOWN who Jerry's interested in"
And did Winchell say that Jerry
was interested in me ?"
HE did. Why, we les thought II
was wonderful for Jerry to do what
he did for you. My sister, Gwennie
she's the one who's married 10
one Of the Virginia Halsteads-
wanted to come to New York and
get Jerry to sponsor her."
rs that so?" Kit asked interest
edly. DO you, by any chance, re-
member EXACTLY what WinchelI
said about-Jerry and me ?"
well, not exactly. But you know
something? Annabelle and all were
right surprised when we saw YOU.
honey. You are sort of different
from what we expected"
You don't say" Kit said In
measured tones.
Don you jes love Winchell7"
L don't know him. don't buy
the paper in which his column an
pears. l think shall from now on"
"Ah would II all were you, honey.
II he wrote as much about me as
ne does about you. all wouldn't
iream Of missin' it. Although I SUD-
pose If he didn't always write
Complimentary things, ah'd feel
light mad. too"
Kit moved as If to ward OF any
urther blows.
The girl pulled a wisp of a dress
'ver her head and tied a belt
round an impossibly small waist
me. "Ahll get out SOS you can get
ONE more beauty rest, darlin'."
he said pleasantly.
Dismay left Kit speechless for a
ew moments. She thought, won
er II even my looks are beginning
? desert me. Beauty sleep, indeed
What l need is a little plain talk.
think I'm going to have TO get at
ONE information that is not going
be easy to take.
Ito BE Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16
Lively Spirits Evident at
Mathematics Club Banquet

teaching Of mathematics and In
dustrial arts.
Mr.. Chamberlain said that the
teacher OF industrial arts would
ike to have as pupils those boys
and girls who have received in
struction in the fundamental pro
cesses of mathematics. practice in
the ability to estimate. and train ng
in accuracy and neatness. He told
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16
CHAPTER TWENTY-SEvEN
FRAN COUNTED to ten before

rRAN SOON ELI 10 ten DefOrt
she spoke. Il don't think you are
Kit, you're in love with Vance!"
Kit opened her mouth to deny II
But her face crumbled silently ano
the quick lump that came in hel
Throat burst with a flood of tears
She threw herself face downward
into the pillows. Her sobs mingled
with her voice that was hurt and
angry:
Il hate him! 1 hate Vance
Healey! He was kind to me. He got
me my chance and now I'll never
be free of him as long as I live. /
know / owe him something. That's
the trouble. He doesn't owe me
anything so L"
I'm sorry. Kit: That's the same
old line I always say to you, but
it's true"
1t was Vance's voice. He stood
at the door of her bedroom.
Kit sat up and blew her nose
She looked at him steadily from
eyes that began to blaze, drying
the tears that had been splitting out
of them.
Fran said. Hes been here rest
Ing all afternoon"
Resting ?" Because her mouth
was distorted, Kits voice had an
edge Of contempt
Go on, say it. Kit I deserve IT,"
Tell her. Vance. She'll under
stand" Fran urged him.
There isn't anything to tell. Kit
knows"
Maybe Kit knows. but maybe
she'll never understand" Kit said.
Il guess you wouldn't" Vance
answered. Il guess you wouldn't
know what that reunion did TO me
Seeing the fellows used to know
as carefree boys grown into men
who have made something Of them
selves Big-wigs. 1 was going to be
a big-wig once. Sometimes a couple
Of drinks makes you feel like some |
one you aren't"
Kit didn't look at him; she got
up ana walked past him saying,
I'D better get dressed. Tell Jerry
I won't be long"
Her hand was at the door when
Vance said, xiii"
yes, Vance ?"
will you try to forget II this one
time ?"
She nodded slowly.
Thanks"
Thanks for the memory" she
said In a small voice brushed with
bitterness. She opened the door and
closed 1t back of her.
There were eight on the Fosters :
cruise party. There were the Fos-
ters, Jerry and Kit. and the polo
playing twins. Hank and Don {
Penny. and two girls from Georgia. c
'Marylou Jackson and Annabelle I
cockrell, our southern bellies" Fos-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16

A program, reflecting the lively
spirits OF the large group attend
ing the enjoyable Mathematics
Club banquet, Wednesday in Char.
les McKenny Hall, featured an
interesting talk by Duane Chamber
lain OF the Industrial arts depart
ment OF the college. He explained
the close relationship between the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16

bationer vice-consul in the Consul
lar Service in 1920. He has held
the position of ,acting-cinsul st
Adds Ababa and Harrar.
He was appointed vice-consul at
San Francisco in 1922.
In 1888 he acted as commercial
secretary at Washington.
From 1888 to the present he has
been British consu, in Detroit.
The International Relations Club
will entertain Mr.. Cane at an in
formal dinner before the lecture.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16
lNDUSTRIALIST DIES

Monroe. Jan. 16-AP- Funeral
services for II. Austin Censor, S.
president OF the Weis Manufacture
ing Co. and the Amendt Milling
Co, will be held Friday. Censor,
who died Wednesday, also was vice
president of the Monroe Paper
Products Co. and a director of the
Monroe State Bank.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16
international Relations Club
Will Present British Consul

This evening at 7:45 p. m. in the
Women's Lounge of Charles Nc
Kenny Hall International Relations
Club lecture series' will present
Cyril H. Cane, British consul at
Detroit, in lecture on Great Bril-
tain Today. The public may at
tend.
Mr.. Cane first became connected
with the consular service In 1908.
and served until 1914 In the consu.
late-general. He was granted
Civil Service Certificate as a pro-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16
GIESREGEN RITES FRIDAY

Marquette, Jan. 16-AP-F'uneral
services will be Friday for Carl F.
Giesregen, 59-year-old manager of
the Postal Telegraph and Cable
Co. office here the past % years.
He had been retired since Jan. 10.
1910. Giesregen died Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16

Mitchell Bros. flooring plant.
which was taken over by the city
a year ago on tax title Officials
OF the corporation said that they
would employ from 200 to 300
men and Will begin Immediately to
condition the plant for occupancy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16

NICHY-lNS- Diplomatic cir
cles today said they were convinced
that Russia aud German have
reached a secret agreement on Bal
kan problems but In spite ~ 'h's
reported understanding. Turkey
still Is determined to resi.t aAy
German thrusts through Bulgaria.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16
TO ESTABLISH FACTORY

Cadillac, Jan. l6-AP - The
Chris-Craft Corp. OF Algonac. will
establish a factory in Cadillac. II
was announced Wednesday. The.
concern will acquire the former
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16
Normal College Calendar


1880 p. m.-Vventes Starkweather Hall
I:SO p m--Lttle Theater hares McKenny Hall
$50 m-nternatonal Relations
Charles McKenny Hail. Cane, speaker
FRIDAY
1850 mWesminser
weather ~
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-16

There were eight on the Fosters
cruise party. There we're the Fos-
ters, Jerry and Kit. and the polo
playing twins. Hank and Don
Penny, and two girls from Georgia.
"Marylou Jackson and Annabelle
Cockrell, our southern bellies" Fos-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
BECAME SEPARATED

According to Ergostrom. the
twins were bred by Manuel Ro-
gardo, formerly prominent stable
owner at Aqua Caliente.
They became separated as year
lings and The Shamrock's new
owner decided he was unfit for
racing.
The Shamrock was sent 10 work
on a vegetable farm while his twin
brother, Erin Go. Bragh. started a
more ariStocratic career on the
turf.
But when the Linn-Dunn Stable
management learned that Erin CO
Bragh had a twin. they determined
TO give the horse a chance. Mind
you. we are still quoting the Hon.
Charley.
Not the least amazing element
In the Case OF the Missing Twin Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
knowledge Test


lin the Bible account, who
(a) Put John the Baptist TO
death; (b) betrayed Jesus; (c)
saved Moses from the Nile?
2-Who composed: (a( The Moon
light Sonata: (b) STARS and
Stripes Forever; tc) THE
Creation"
3-In what state are these places:
(a) Cripple Creek; OBJ Look
out Mountains; (c) Mount
Rainier National Park? ~
4-Where are: (D Mount Kos
ciusko: (b) Port Said: (c)
Timbuctoo?
5-What American writer: tal
Lived near Walden Pond, tb)
said Hitch your wagon TO a
star; tc) wrote Poems are
made by fools like me-?
6-What state: ta) First granted
suffrage TO womeni OBJ was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

the fact that the Linn-Dunn
Stable is owned by Benjamin Linn
and Timothy Dunnevan, enlisted
men attached to the United States
destroyer Trimble.
1t is understood that Dunnevan
recently inherited a large estate
from an uncle in the East.
Ito be continued).
Copyright. 1871 by Frederick Hazlitt
Brennan
Distributed by King Features synd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Daily Quiz
By Chic Young
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
Paul Fogarty
By Olsen & johnson
By THE ACE ANswERMAN

What wss camelot?
Certain families now living in
Louisiana are called Cajuns.
Do you know the reason why?
1-Most weather bureaus and
airports' have an instrument
called the thermometer. Is IL
used to measure atmospheric
pressure, wind velocity. hui
midity7
Are any known fish able to
climb trees7
OF these Ii the ancient
name applicable 70 Scotland;
Caledonia. Macedonia. Thts-
saly7
Two of the following words are
synonymous Aphid. sphis. apis.
Can you describe the other?
why are certain sh0ey sofae.
times referred TO az clod-'
hopper?
ANSWERS on Pare Iel
Distributed ~ kins fsa.irss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

Killed Herself Where She
Lost Her Honor--Years Ago.
The Same Gum Whose Bullet
Softened the Heart of Her Ad-
mirer Ends the Life OF the
American Heiress I'm the Same
Love Nest Which Was the
Scene Of Her Unfaithfulness
When She Cast Aside Her
Titled Husband for a Playboy,
Read Of Her 'yillful, Tragic Ca
reer In The American Weekly.
the Magazine Distributed with
Next Sundays Issue OF The De-
troit Sunday Times.
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SYNOPSIS

Seaman Benny Linn dndJSsire-
man Tim DuRneudn encyclopaedia
aboard the l.. SIS. "T'fimbae." They
bought broken-dopu race horse,
Erin Go BraOh. aud then ticin
Of EriH's tehich lcas sound but had
been in use as loork-h0yse. He
Icds a dead ringer for Erin. They
tried 10 sell him to Bert Sed0Wick.
Wealthy playboy. but their plans
Were upset by fc5meH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

the last to be admitted: (c)
was the birthplace of Andrew
Johnson
In the Bible, who was: (a) The
boy with the coat of many
colors; OBJ the boy who was
found in the temple: (c) the
boy who found music for Saul T?
ANSWERS on Page 1877
Copyright is4i by Kins Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Family That Whispers "a

Horses. It's Members Have
Lived In Ireland for Generations
and More Than enc Famous
Race Horse Has Listened to
Their Strange Lingo. Read This
Unusual Human Interest Story
In The American Weekly, the
Magazine Distributed With This
Sundays Issue Of The Detroit
Sunday Time&
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(ANswER AT BOTTOM OF PAGE.)

better he pushing along. Mr..
Linn and the Major will want TO
be feeding Erin Go Bragb. And
-. uh gentlemen, II any
other problems arise just give
me n ring. Want you TO be
happy with your purchase"
yeah <. thanks"
Mr.. Sedgwick and Miss Temple
ton made hurried exit. And nov
that Bert had been snatched from
temptation she was a little apollo
getic.
ut wasn't that ! doubted you,
Bert" she said. THAT wasn't IL
at alI--it was Just that mis-
trust the whole atmosphere So"
II know, dear"
at Is rather like the drug
habit, isn't it,"
"Well-Opltim il cheaper"
"You--you aren't angry with
me for coming"
mo, of course not"
IL have a queer feeling that
I've seen that man Linn some
where before"
"Weil--he was In jail In Rich
mond. Virginia
Linn even the name IN
vaguely familiar"
Lets forget II, angel. I've
said good-by to all that"
SQUEEZED Ills ARM
Elnora smiled oharmingly and
squeezed his arm.
mo regrets, dear"
absolutely none"
"Not even II that horse Erin
Go Bragh should win a race 90
Pooh. I'D just laugh"
you darling"
Back in the cottage living room.
the Majuh was calling Mr. Sedg-
wick many things but not darling.
Seaman Linn took heavy drags al
his cigaret.
Fireman Dunnevan, Millicent
and Georgine hurried in.
ibid he buy, Benny"
Nav"
"B-but, Benny"
Ellis girl friend queered IL at
the last minute"
AT the cEucial instant" the
Majuh corrected.
"She musta been the cause OF
his sellln' his horses in the first
place." Seaman Linn went on.
gloomily. "She don't like
horses"
"Agh, the litterl minXey--"
whoa, Tim. Guess who she
Is? Captain Templet0n's Kid"
Fireman Dunnevan gulped.
"a fOur-striper. Hully gee"
Panic overlook Tim. Less sell
Erin Go Bragh to Angelo,
Benny. We don't wanna get
mixed up with no navy rank"
Seaman Linn shook his head.
THAT ain't neither here nor
there"
"Nope. It's out the window"
Georgine said.
wITHERING LOOK
This statement brought a wither.
ing look from Seaman Linn. Amid
a scene of defeat and despair, he
continued to be calm, indomitable
"God," he said. cloves United
States sailors II their hearts IL
pure. An, furthermore"
But Benny-whut we gonna
do now"
Cousin Voice sighed.
IL never saw n hsh hooked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
They Sell Sailors Elephants
By Frederick HazIett Brennan

better. Frankly, l am non
plussed.
Seaman Linn lighted cigaret.
"I'Il tell YOU what we're gonna
do" he said, leVelly, "we,re
gonna shove that Felipe horse
into the secOnt race tomorre 2"
Race that plug?"
yeah"
"But, Benny.
Artistically. Seaman Linn waited
until Georgine had Uttered mock
ingly and until Millcent hac
groaned. Then. he said.
ut 10 happens that Felipe Is
really an actually Erin Go
Bragh's twin brother. They
don't only look alike. They was
horned together. They's identi-
cal twins"
Cousin Voice heaved 90 his feet.
"What q beautiful thought!
What magnificent lie. Cousin
Benny, the United States navy
Is paying you far too little"
"Pipe AdOwn, Garvey"
Verse, pipe down" =
Seaman Linn reached his peak
of eloquence.
MIGHT BE GOOD
1.-THE United States navy don't
go In for lies. Garvey," he said,
"Not for dough or nothin' else.
IL don't. Angelo is gonna get
papers from a Mex named
Rogard0 that'h prove Felipe Is
Erin Go Brsgh's twin brother.
"If Erin Go Bragh is race
horse, so il Felipe. But Felipe's
nerves amt shot an his feet is
sound. IL stands 10 reason he
might be a good runner"
Trainer Garvey gasped.
This Is another little miracle.
This II a gold mine! We put
him In for Erin Go Bragh. All
the bettors think he's got bad
feet and lay off.
II had Tim enter Erin Go
Bragh In that second race be-
cause, frankly, even he could
win IL. We run Felipe a. a
ringer" He saw Seaman
Linns right thumb jerk down
ward "Oh, am int<frupting
you, Cousin Benny ?"
yeah. We don't TfO IL that
sway
"W-what? >"
"FOrce and brains, mug" said
Seaman Linn THAT ringer
thing had whiskers when Dewey
was nc Manila. We do IL n diff
ferent way"
HOW. BENNY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
IDENTICAL TWIN RACE
HORSES DISCOVERED
AT DEL MAR TRACuk
Long Lost Brother of Erin Go
Bragh Found; Will Run
ToHay
by the RACE EDITOR

Long LOST brOtner OF Erin 40
Bragh Found; Will Run
Today
by the RACE EDITOR
A truth that is stranger than
fiction came to light at Bing
Crosby's pony park late yesterday
when the Linn-Dunn Stable pro-
duced identical twin horses, sorrel
named Erin Go Bragh
and The Shamrock.
The fact is sworn 10 by none
other than the Hon. Charles Ergo
strom. Del Mars racing secretary.
Race fans will recall Erin Go
Bragh As formerly belonging 10
Bert Sedgwick. millionaire sports
man and aviator
This horse had a disappointing
season up north and was sold at
auction to the Linn-Dunn Stable.
But Erin Go Bragh's twin
brother, The Shamrock. Is to run
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Answer TO Spot Your
Plane Question

Statement u l. correct.
The wings of saIlplane sup
port less weight than those Of
a gull.