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NOTICE or APPLICATION
FoR TAX DEED
fgarafa BiIl No. 1871

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That y. A. MacRae, Jr.s holder Of
TAX Certificate No. TAG. issued tha
7th day of July, A. p. 1890. has
filed same in my Office and his
made application for tax deed
to be issued theron. Said eertlfr
ioate embraces the following de-
scribad property in the County
Of Monroe, State Of Florida. 20
wit:
Pt. Lot 2, IslAnd Of Key Lar
20. Sec. is. Twp. 50. Range 20,
26 Acres. Book BID, Page 50,
Monroe County Records.
The assessment of the said
property under the said oeEtific-
ate issued was in the name Of
John Nesbitt, A. Neil Wilcox and
Earle H. Glidden.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law. TIE
property described therein viii p
sold ID the highest bidder at the
court house door ON the first
Monday in the month Of August,
1s4l, which is the 4th day Of Aug
ust, l94I.
Dated this 5th day Of July
l94i.
(SEALl Ross e Sawyer
Clerk Of Circuit Court Of Monroe
County. Florida.
jly5-12-le-26- 1szI
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Chapter Three
"That Man Again,

Ii I've got to say is that i,
: looks to me like you've been
holding out on me-" Tommy de-
elared.
Don't get all disturbed" said
Marie. Tommy, my lad, the man
called Henry is married"
"Oh!''
HE was married early this
afternoon, and he's right now on
his way to New York"
Coming up for his honey
moon?"
He's killing two birds with
one ticket, so to speak. He's COM
ing up on his honeymoon, but
staying to take over new job =
Say, how do you know 50
much about what he's doing?"
Il read the hometown papers. :
Meaning he's an important
Parsonage in the old hometown?a
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aAlI right. Thanks for the nice
things you said, but ! want more
than gratitude from you Marie.
I'm IN love with you, as I've told
you once or twice in nv simple
and unexciting manner. I want
you to love me. You'll have a try
at it, won't your"
i said let's not talk about that
now, Tommy" said Marie. II lust
don't feel like it. Let's wait until
some other time"
Very well"
Anyway" said Marie. sT'
sometimes wonder If I'm Just a
woman who loves one man. Nav.
be I'll never feel toward anyone
as ] felt toward Henry Pell."
'Lordy, there's that man
agaia!" said Tommy.
"Sillyl And ] ditehed him for
"a fat salary" said Tommy.
And radio fame" He gave Marie
a quick kiss. And don't forget.
II you hadn't dltched Henry you'd
never have met me. That would
have been tragic-nothing less.
For me, anyhow"
Memory
THEY got into an elevator and
4 were taken down to the street.
But in memory Marie was stand
ing by a river back down near
| the old hometown. and Henry
Peil was with her. He had just
kissed her, kissed her in a man
ner that had left her bfeathless.
! Her heart was beating wildly.
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''Not exactly, although he has
made good. But smalltoWn pa
pers always play up personal
items, you know"
''Yeu mean he turned to a girl
who didn't want career? Is that
it,"
"Yes. Tommy"
Sand you settled the matter by
coming up to become one of ra-
dos shining lights"
Marie nodded. "And," she said,
Henry Pell has settled it even
more definitely and conclusivel7
by marrying Luella."
I'm glad" said Tommy. Now
you're free to marry me. We
ought to get along famously, you
and You being a singer, and
me on the way toward becoming
a big radio executive. So dry
those tears, my lamb. and let's
60 dancing"
He drew Marie to him, held her
close, Shall we go on up to the
Rainbow Room without stepping
out into the night, or would you
prefer less spectacular Joint?
Lets 60 to some quiet spot,
Tommy, if you don't mind" was
Marie's reply. She smiled a bit
wistfully. Il don't feel up to mix
ing in with a lot of people. Al
ready I'm asked for my auto
graph, and all that sort Of nui-
sanee.n eaf5Sk6
'.Nuisance!" Tommy exclaimed.
@Why, listen, Beautiful Idiot, it's
autograph seekers and writer's OF
fan letters who keepAyoll where
you are"
Eyes, know, Tommy I'm
sorry =. But | don't want to be
recognized tonight. All of a sud-
den feel like an old lady who
has Just discovered a faded rose
pressed between the leaves of a
dance program. keep thinking
of the past" !,
laughed Tommy. You're twenty
six. Don't forget ! know that,
Marie. It's a grand age"
Thanks, Tommy, Marie Sald
Frightening. "You are a comfort
to me"
sYes, know :. You said thai
before"
@But / can't feel terribly ex-
cited over YOU" Marie added. =
often wonder how I'd ever have
gotten where / am without your
help and encouragement and
shall be everlastingly grateful tc
you, but"
Il expected that said Tommy
Slammed bothersome word, tina
but :, l get it :. What you r
trying to say is that you are CRATE
full ia me, but I don't make youl
heart leap when ! draw near
That's il, isn't il, Marie?'
Lets nor talk about that
Tommy" said Marie
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BRAVES BLAEKED
CARDS AT MIGHT
especial to The Cit,.snl

Especial 10 The CittEen1
NEW YORK, July 2s.--
The combined three-h hit
pitching Of Jim Tobin and
cldye Shoun and heavy hit
ting by their teammates last
night set the ST. Louis Car
dinals down. 80. fer the Bos-
ton Braves.
Despite the loss. ST. Louis
added a half-garne to its lead
over the Brooklyn Dodgers.
who took double drubbing
in the afternoon.
Boston got 10 a pair of Red
bird moundsrnen for IL safe
ties. including a home run by
one Of the Waner brothers
in the second frame.
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amman
LEFTY GROVE RANKS
AMONG MMORTALS OF
BASEBALL; 800 WINS
fspeclaI 10 me cftlren,

tSR6Eeak ~ AME ltA&NG8t
BOSTON. July 7s.--Cld
Lefty. Grove. ranked among
the most durable Of pitchers
in modern times. made il Of
fetal Yesterday. winning his
30oth victory as bis Boston
Red Sex overpowered the
fading Cleveland Indians.
lQ-6.
Grove. who twice before
had failed in his efforts to
score the victory which plac-
ed him among the diamonds
inmcrfals. entered the Sc
lect circle on the strength Of
a horne run by Jimmie Foxx
in the eighth iinning.
The veteran was the first
pitcher since Grover Cleve-
land Alexander to rack up
500 wins.
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Todav's Birthdays

Ella A. Boole of Brooklyn, N.
Y, W.c.T.u. world head. born in
Van Vert, Ohio, 80 years ago.
Sergei Koussevitsky of Boston.
conductor of the Boston Sym
phony Orchestra, born in Russia.
81 years ago.
Dr.. Franklin B. Snyder, presi-
dent, Northwestern University,
born in MiddIetown, Conn, 81
years ago.
Paul w. Litchfield, ex-presi-
dent, Goodyear Rubber and Tire,
born in Boston, 66 years ago.
Ex-Sen. Dixie Bib Graves of
Alabama, born there, 50 years
ago.
George Bernard Shaw, famed
English author, born IS years
ago.
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saraen OF MAsTER,s sALE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as Special Master, uft-
der and by virtue of tbs Final Dee
cree Of Foreclosure heretofore en-
tered in that certain cause pending
in the Circuit Court of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit OF Florida, an ana
for Monroe County in Chaneerg. be-
inE Chancery case No. 7-S, in which
-. A. McDongal ct al as successor
Trustees, are plaintiffs, aTc War
Axelson and Company, a dissolved
Florida cornoratinn, ct al. are de-
PENDANTS. ], as Special Master IN
Chancery appointed by the Court IN
said decree, under and by virtue e
the terms thereof will offer for sale
and sell at public oufcrv TO the high
est and best BIDDER for cash at the
front coor Of the Court House OF
Monroe County, is the City OF Key
West, Florida, on the 9Th day o.
August, A. ID. 1871, between the
hours OF eleven o'clock a. n ana
two o'clock T. ~, the same pens
a legal sales day and the hours the
legal hours Of sale. the foliawin2
described property situate an Men
roe County, Florida. to-wif:
The M of Sections / and
in Township "a s., Range -
NY of Sections 2 and 8, ana
of Section IL. all of Section Il.
ana ala 1f hndt par " t9SNtttt-
% North and East Of the ROCK
road enannply known as the
Taluiami Trail, in Township 81
81, Range 80 +,
The said property as aforesaid to-
gethar with all the tenements. here
d<farnsnts and appurtenances there
unto helonging. or in any wise 9ils
pertaining, being sold 70 satisfy
said decree.
Dated this 18th day OF July, A. p.
WILLIAM ". ALBURF
Special Master In Ghancefy,
Ira @, HANCOCK,
Solicitor for Plaintiffs.
3iyIs2 20: aug2. 1854
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YOUR SpORTEST


"~--F - ~ - - = - y mn
/. Helen Perry is National
AAU indoor swimming cham
pion in the same event in which
Gloria CaIlen holds the outdoor
title. What is their specially?
2. With what clubs are these
baseball players associated. ca
Steve Peek, CD Aft Anderson,
(c) Howard Krist, Id Oscar
Grimes and te1 Buddy Lewis?
s. Vic Ghezzi, new PGA golf
champion, has also won which Of
these tournaments: ta1 Augusta
Masters, CD Pinehurst North
and South Open, lc) Canadian
Open, (d1 Metropolitan Openz
4. Name the son Of Man @
War which recently won the
Massachusetts Handicap.
5. Who is the national inter-
collegiate singles tennis cham
pisn?
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conquerors in both ends, ga
and 80.
The twin Pirate victory accom-
plished the following:
Pittsburgh jumped into third
place, breaking a fourth place
tie with New York;
Dropped the World Champion
Cincinnati Reds. who bowed to
Philadelphia. from third to fifth
position;
Stretched Pittsburgh's winning
streak to seven games and gave
them 81 triumphs in their last 90
fights;
Defeated the Dodgers pitch
ing ace, Whitlow Wyatt, in the
first game. and thumped Curt
Davis in the afterpiece.
Wyatt suffered his fourth loss
in row when the BUGS rallied
in the eighth to clinch the scrap,
and Davis was handed his first
defeated after running up string
of six victories.
Dodgers dropped game-and-
a-half behind the St. Louis Car
dinals, who were scheduled for
a night clash with the Boston
Braves.
A rookie who blanked the Reds
the previous time he faced them,
mastered the champs again yes
/ terday. Tommy Hughes. who
had the Cincy boys popping up
'or grounding out except for three
brief occasions, registered 4-3
] triumph.
| New York Giants broke the ice
against the Chicago Cubs. Smart
/ ing under four consecutive loss
es, Bill Terry's charges lost no
time in swinging back into the
/ victory column, scoring four runs
in the first frame for a So VIC
tory over the Bruins.
/ New York Yankees, again de-
pending on homers, whitewashed
/ the Chicago White Sox, 30, as
lSpud Chandler turned in three
hit performance Heinrich and
keller slammed. four baggers for
six of the Yanks' eight markers.
The victory was the seventh in
la row for New York and gave
them an 11-game American
league lead when the Cleveland
Indians lost to the Boston Red
Sox. II was also the oath win
in rs games and the 38th in "A
contests record unequalled in
either league.
Overcoming an early Wash
ington Senator lead, the ST.
Louis Browns thunped the Ma
tionals, 5-3. Browns clinched the
game with two runs in the sew
Eenth. Alden Auker held the
I Mats to seven hits. One of the
Senators scores was a circuit
clout by second baseman Blood
worth.
Climaxing their late scoring
with six-run outburst in the
seventh and three in the eighth,
the Philadelphia Athletics muir
dered the Detroit Tigers. lis
/ All except one run was scored
in the last-half of the game. De-
Htroit threatened IN 2 the eighth
but was held to four markers and
blanked in the ninth.
Results;
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YESTERDAY: There q oulp
one fly In Llella,s ointment. ana
that IS q GIRL named Marie. who
Sings glruaoTous songs on the air.
ana once almost married Lueila,s
Henry. But noiD Henry ana Luz
Ella are really married, and 90
ING on 70 NetC York tchere Henry
mas q Dig nesD Job. And Marie
ana heT ndYnirer Tommy are
taking about them, for Marie
just has sung a song that Henry
trrote years before.
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SOFTBALL
SERVICE soFTBALL LEAGUE
1880 p. n.l

bSs~~ r. ~&sfy
TODAY
Naval Station VS.. Sub Chasers
at Fort Taylor Field.
Marines VS.. Submarine Division
at Army Barracks Field.
Coast Guard VS.. Destroyers at
Bayview Park Field.
TOMORROW
Naval Air Station VS.. Army at
Army Barracks Field.
Sub Chaser Division VS.. De-
stroyers at Fort Taylor Field.
Submarine Division VS.. Coast
Guard at Naval Air Station
Field.
WEDNESDAY,
Army VS.. Marines at Army
Barracks Field.
Naval Air Station VS.. Subma-
rine Division at Naval Air Sta
ton Field.
SATURDAY. AUG. q
Naval Air Station VS.. Subna-
rine Division at Naval Air Sta
ton Field.
Naval Station VS.. Destroyer
Division at Fort Taylor Field.
Sub Chaser Division VS.. Coast
Guard at Bayview Park.
SUNDAY. AUG. 8
Submarine Division VS. Sub
chasers at Fort Taylor Field
Marines VS.. Destroyer Division
at Naval Air Station Field.
Army VS.. Coast Guard at Army
Barracks Field.
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Sundays
Horoscope

To-Day indicates a person OF
sensitive disposition and a very
powerful win. The mind is pa
tient and prudent There IS
self-restraint, diplomacy and
keen observation. Do not incur
the resentment of today's native,
who carries the capability Of be-
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Give yourself 20 points for each
question correctly answered,
You're good If you score SO, ex-
celient II you get 80 and real
sports expert if you tally so or
above.
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OCEAN OF PAINT

WILMINGTON. Del-Accord-
ing to paint experts, approx
mately 100000 gallons of paint
are used every years to keep mo-
toIists on the right side of the
road.
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DODGERS DEFEATED
TWICE, CARDINALS
BLANKED AT NIGHT
YANKEES sHurour cHlsox
AND INDIANS BOWED 70
8osox; PIRATES CLIMB m
NATIONAL. LEAGUE RACE
especial to Tne CIti1eal

NEW YORK eaguly 7 2s.-The
Buccaneers of baseball are on
the loose again!
Pittsburgh Pirates tackled the
vaunted Brooklyn Dodgers in
doubleheader yesterday after
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The Reason

whats the idea of calling your
dog Swindler?"
aOh, just for fun. When ! call
him in the street, half the men
jump out of their skins
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SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL
tMAJoR LEAGuESl

TO-DAY
American
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
National
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at st. Louis
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
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STERLING, Gates
AND THE MATTERS

Here's what Key Vests two
representatives in organized
baseball, Clayton Sterling and
William Gates, members Of the
DeLand Red Hats. accomplished
in recent performances:
Monday. July n
Alb r Fl Pc Al L SH
Sterling, Lib A 0 0 2 90 0
Gates, 3b 5 1 2 o 10 %
Runs batted in: Gates 2.
The score: r
DeLand - 800 O1O 2oI-7
| Orlando --. 003 022 02x-9
The standings:
Club w. L. Pet.
/. St. Augustine 60 20 1891
2. DeLand ..-.----------54 80 .628
Tuesday. July 20 First Camel
Alb R H Pc A E
Sterling, ID l l 8 II 0
Gates, Sd 3 1 2 2 90 O
Runs batted in: Gates 2
The score:
DeLand ------------,-- 00l 060 OF
Daytona Beach ------ 010 600 OIL
Second Came
ABB r II Pc A E SH
Sterling, Id 3 l l IA 90 0
/ Gates, 3b - O 3 O ii 0
Run batted in; Sterling.
The score: Il
DeLand ------- 100 80 0-5
Daytona Beach 600 100 OIL
The standings:
Club w. L. Pct.
/. ST. Augustine 81 20 .678
IL. DeLand --------56 80 .636
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SPORTEST ANSWERS
Questions Elsewhere
4 rIao k.anlrr4rnlxA

!. The backstroke.
2. ta) N. Y Yankees. (b) Pitts
burgh, (c) ST. Louis Cardinals,
I'D Cleveland. cd Washington.
3. North and South, 1888.
4. War Relic.
s. Joe Hunt, Navy.
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ing a malicious, unrelenting enc
my able to wait patiently for re-
venge.
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Plaintiffs,
VS. siortgHEe Foreel0snre
WAR AXELSDA AND COM
FANY, a dissolved Florida cor
poration ct AL.
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EEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT E0URT or pH1
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRfgfT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MON
ROE COMFY. IN GHANCEHY.
No. 7-:t
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ID. A. MeDOUGAL, ct al,
Successor Trustees.
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LECALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
BLEy ENTH JEnHEIAIs CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA, IN AND ron Mon
ROE COUNTY. IN GHANEERS.
No. To-
p. A, McBoUCsAL, ct al, as
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Mary Jane Fontane, il alive, and
if dead, her unknown heirs. de.
yiseeS legatees or grantees. and
nat.s hs4SharafN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-22

An entertaining program was pre-
scented. Miss Ada Marie Love. New
Athens. O., played a plano solo
which was her own arrangement OF
My Blue Heaven.
Miss Louise Myers. Flint, sang
Make Believe. She was accom-.
panied at the piano by Edward
Bowles, Detroit.
Then followed group singing OF
"Ypsi, Sacred Alma Mater.
Miss Rita Tirb, Manchester, play
ed a saxophone solo, "Minuet in
c.. She was accompanied at the
piano by Miss Marilyn Sternberg,
Oxford.
Miss June Gracey, Detroit, gave
reading from the book, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cugat".
Dean of Women Susan b. Hill
gave short talk in which she
urged the freshman women TO get
togther" in many activities.
Associate Dean of Women Fran
ces Farnham, who is the freshman
advisor. invited them to visit her
any time they wanted help and
wanted to talk anything at all over
with her.
Miss Drucilla Ransom, Pontiac,
president OF the Women -Heag tie,
welcomed the girls on behalf OF the
League.
An explanation that every girl on
campus is considered a member of
the Women's League was given by
Miss jeanette Schwartz, Plymouth,
clubs chairman for the League.
Miss Schwartz told the neWcom-
ers that Viventes is the organiza-
ton sponsored especially for thea.
This year Viyentes is divided into
four groups: freshman women liv.
ing in private homes, in the dormi-
tories, at home in Ypsilanti, and
commuters.
The program was closed with
group singing of the Huron Fight
Song.
Miss Dilys John, Milan, was gen
eral chairman OF the affair. She
was assisted by the following com
mittees: food committee Miss
Marie Wright, Ypsilanti, chairman,
Miss Alice Riley, Sand Creek, Miss
Marjorie Barrett, Dearborn, and
Miss Betty Pillsbury, Ypsilanti; re-
ception committee Miss Catherine
Hellner. Ann Arbor, chairman.
Miss Margaret Schoenberg, Inlay
City, Miss Jean Roediger. Whom.
and Miss Ellen Green, Detroit; pro-
gram chairman, Miss Betty Wohl-
berg. Port Huron.
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Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Schwartz and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence O'Donnell
and family, Milan, were Sunday af-
ternoon guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Loyal Kanitz and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Russ and fam
lily moved Wednesday into their
new house.
Mrs. William Patow. Melvindale,
has been visiting her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Schwartz and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence O'Donnell
anad family, Milan, we're Sunday
dinner guests of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. o. T. Rudduck and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Berry have
been entertaining her mother from
Indiana the past two weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Holcomb, Milan,
spent the past week with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs,
Louis Smith.
Charles Ellis is now staying at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. T.
Rudduck.
Charles Kanitz, London. spent
Sunday with his uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Kanitz and
family.
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Mrs. Martin HeArl is recovering
from her recent illness. Their son,
Allyn Hesrl. Detroit. spent Thurs
day at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Hearl and went pheasant
hunting.
Mrs. Grace Freeman entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baier, Bell
Center. o.. from Wednesday night
until Friday. Mrs. Freeman re-
turned home with them for an In
definite visit. and a rest. They
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ham
mond Friday morning on their way
home to Ohio.
Mrs. Helry Hammond was visit.
ed by Mrs. John Henning Wednes-
day afternoon.
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Paint Creek Ne,Us

OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Breining sad
mother. Mrs. Mary 3reining. and
went pheasant hunting Saturday
with his cousin, Clyde Breining. Jr.
Mr., and Mrs. Flavius Freeman came
after him Sunday afternoon.
d Mrs. John Henning attended the
Lutheran Church Aid Society meet.
ing in Milan Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. sherman Dibble en-.
tertained cousins OF Mrs. Dibble.
Mr.. and Mrs. lronsides. Detroit.
Sunday for dinner. and in the after
noon went TO see how the bomber
plant Is progressing.
Rev. Lloyd Hansen returned
home Saturday after spending a
week in Minneapolis, Mimi. attend
ing conference OF the young peo-
pie OF the American Sunday School
Union.
Miss Alice Torrey. Detroit. en-
joyed supper Saturday evening
with her uncle. Fred VANITY. and
cousin, Mrs. Emma Wardell
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S. W Sanford is having his house
given a coat OF white paint.
Dale Reese has been transferred
from Fort Custer to Fort Warren,
Wyoming. for training.
Mrs. Hattie Berlin spent the past
week with relatives in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Machus and
three daughters. Melvindale, spent
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BALBOA, Canal Zone-lNS -
Surrounded by intense secrecy. Dr.
Arnulfo Arias, deposed President of
Panama, departed today by airplane
for Managua. Nicaragua. Whether
Managua was his final destination
or whether he will continue his
mysterious journey from there was
not Immediately known.
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STOCKHOLM INS-Otto Kuusi-
men. Finland's mysterious Commun.
list "Quisling" who retired 10 obli-
WON after a brief moment in the
spotlight. has disappeared. &C
cordipg to reports from Helsinki to-
day. II was Kuusinen whom tho
Russians placed in charge OF a
short-liyed Soviet republic on the
Karelian lsthmus soon after out
break OF Russo-Fnnish hostilities
in 1889.
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vICHY, Unoccupied France-AP
War Minister Gen. Charles Hunt
niger conferred with Marshal Pc
tain today before leaving by air
plane for a detailed inspection II
Frances north African colonies,
including Dakar.