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on
Skids Again

In the only major league game
played yesterday the Cleveland
Indians. even with Bob Feller in
the box, could not stop their down.
hin toboggan. losing their fourth
straight The eighth-place st.
Louis Browns beat the league
leaders. e-6. and conquered Feller
for the first time since 1855. The
defeat trimmed the Tribes lead
over the Yanks to ? games.
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Spokane Bats
Blast Tigers
Tucomu Loses. l0-l,
In Series Opener

Twas = merry time Spokane
Indians had last night at Athletic
park blasting three Tacoma Tiger
pitchers for Is hits and a 10 to 1
victory In the Western Inter-
national league series opener
Especially merry were the In
dams in the first four innings
when they blasted IL hits. includ-
ing three home runs. off Paul
Call Me Elmer. Smith. This
barrage produced eight runs.
The next five innings the
Indians looked at southpaw
pitching - dished mp by Bud
Dupuls and John Linde. Two
runs In the sixth were all that
the Indians could score. al
though they got ten men On
bases.
The home run wallops were
blasted by Jack Roche in the sec
ond inning and Pete Hughes and
Joe Gedzius in the 4th.
Tacomss tally came in the
seventh when Gene Kiley dropped
q blooper into right field that
went for three bases. Eddie
Botelho's single brought Kiley
home
The two teams play again to-
night and twice Sunday afternoon
with Mondays night game wind
ing up the five-game series.
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PASSING 1T ALONG!
With HAROLD SHAW

Phil Sorboe may be selected soon a. the Lincoln high
school football coach result the approval BY the school
board Of schedule for extra compensation for teachers hand
nE activities which includes debate gee club others
well a. athletics.
Sorbce Lincoln sumnus has long been the No. eandi-
date since the post became last fan Eddie Schwartz
resignation But the BIG hitch has always been the salary
angie
Nov with $50 extra compensation for football and
maximum Of $270 through handling several activities il
seems likely that Sorboe be lured from his present
Aberdeen Job.
An announcement win be made soon those in the know
say.
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.Loggers Take
Cinder Meet
Bob Moycumber
Wins 3 Events

FOREST 0RovE-A stronr
College OF Puget Sound track and
field team rolled up = sss 70 7sss
score 70 down thu Pacific UNI
varsity Badgers here yesterday.
Bob hayeumber gathered 10
points 20 earn individual honors.
He took firsts In the high and low
hurdles and broad jump and q sec
ond IN the io0-ysrd dash
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Races VIII start n $50 ?. m.
sharp. Time trials are scheduled
for 10 . m. at which time the
riders vii Be classified according
10 their track time a. TO shat posi-
ton they win have at the post.
The track record Il - seconds
held BY Andy skeel. Seattle and
Travis Deeley Of Vancouver. b. C.
Chef Gibson Of Seattle. wiIl have
his sound car and equipment At the
track At 10 20 that the trials viii
be broadcast to any interested
spectators
Ira ordwtng. Commissioner Of
the State OF Washington. veteran
motorcycle rider and organizer.
Will be the announcer.
Last year the Tacoma club put
on the largest event ever held In
the Pacific Northwest with their
srd annual Bob Knox Memorial
Day races.
This year the club has just fin
ished bulldozing the track. putting
In a new road TO facilitate traffic,
and clearing . space for parking.
The track will be oiled for the con-
venience OF the riders and the COM.
fort Of the spectators again this
year and we hope to really put on
a spectacular event.
Because of the huge success last
year. q large turnout OF riders
from Olympia. Aberdeen. Gen.
tralis, Chehahs. Port Angeles,
Arlington. Bellinghsm. Everett. Sc
attic. Tacoma. Bremerton. Port
land. and Vancouver. b. C., is ex-
pected.
The beautiful perpetual trophy
donated by the parents Of Bob
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Tiqes Blank Cats

Stadium Tiger tennis team de
feated Bremerton Wildcats. so
yesterday in Cross State league
play. The summary:
Erwin Isl defeated Campbell OBJ
s. 81
Simpson ts) defeated Pond OBJ
Ga 6-l
Stewart Isl defeated Lettielier OBJ
SO so
Simpson and Stewart 81 defeateS
Campbell and Jettieiier OBJ. 81, &C
Murray and Cavanaugh 90 de
feated Christensen and Siyertsen OBJ
Ga 60.
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Tigers Sign
Mel Mallory
Sensational Young.
ster Hord Seeker

Elmer Mel Mallory. sensation
al young infielder and terrific hit
ter. has been turned over to the
Tacoma Tigers by the Los Angelo.
Angels. Tiger officials announced
today.
II the youngster. now in L. A.
comes up by plane. he viii be in
Sundays doubleheader at Athletic
park.
In 81 Eame< for Los An
geies last year. Mallory hit
SOS. That was the top figure
In the official averages.
Later he was sent to Moline
where in 90 games he hit sos.
His composite batting average for
last year was .322.
Mallory. University Of Oregon
graduate and athlete. plays either
second or short. He was paid a
handsome bonus for signing with
Los Angeles.
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Tigers Take
Penn Relays

Stadium Tigers won al five
events from LAnoeln Abes In the
Penn Relays yesterday afternoon
ea the CPS track. Closest event
waa the medley relay IN which
Dsck keai<ten ran the 40 In 80
Seconds nat
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Holiyuood $1,000. 900 ooi ooo-i
Los Angeles ....... 900 400 los
summary--Ioslnx pitcher. Dithorn:
innings pitched. By Blthorn T. a. bat
of Eithorn ~. runE off Bithorn 3.
hitz. OF Btthorn 2: runs responsible
tof. Bixhorn 3. Thomnk !: bases on
balls. OF Bithorn 8. struck out. by
Bithorn 8. Thomas 9. Cay 1: Wild
pitch. ~ Thomas i. left on bases
hollywood 8. Los Aneelcs 9: two-base
hits. LcNrey. Storey. sAmhammer z:
three-hA<e hit. Coliins: home run.
uhait. runs hstteo N. storey. sam
hEmmer. Uhait. Mayo: double plays.
Thomas 10 Lowrey. KRhle % schultz
- H<rmAn.
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Tacoma Dogs Enter
Show in Seattle

Many top-notch racoms dogs
are entered In the Seattle Kennel
clubs annual dog show being held
this Friday and Saturday IN the
Seattle civic auditorium.
Judging started 81 1880 o'clock
this morning and VIII continue
both days spaniels win be judged
Sunday At J p. m. Obedience tests
win be given for the first time
In the Northwest Sunday after
noon.
Ray orummei Of Tacoma IL show
superintendent.
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tilted for Davis in 7th.
T"CnEN


Runs responsible for, Tarhar u:
strike outs by Tarhar 2. Grassi 6:
bases on balls. off Tarhar 3. Grassi 3:
hit by pitcher, McChesney by Grass;
wild pitche. Tarhar; left on bases.
Seattle Prep 4, Lincoln 8; two-base
hits Bemis. Spurgeon, Peterson. Bull
Bemis 3. Taylor: sacrifice, Reda, Mil
Ter. stolen bases. Taylor, Spurgeon,
Bemis. Pyfer: double play. Ikeda 70
Rooney; time. l.27; umpire, Cy
Neighbors.
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Wenatchee ...... 600 loi I0o-3
Vancouver ..... 322 oil 0oo-s
Summary-Lozing pitcher. Brad
ley: balk. Adams. 8 hits off Bradley
IN "a innings. runs scored runs
responsible for. struck out /. base on
balls ]. II hits off Adams IN Q in
nings. runs. runs responsible for a
struck out IL. bases on balls 8: 6
hits , runs off Ewing In So innings
runs responsible for 2. struck out 3.
bases on balls 5: wild pitches. Brad
ley; passed balls. FARRELL. Bremen.
Mayer. left on bases. Wenatchee 9.
Vancouver IL two-base hits. War
field. Bremen. Swick. Adams 2. Cox.
runs batted IN. Wright. wArfield
Swick. PARCEL Bushong. Adams:
sacrifices. Jonas, Adams. Bremen.
stolen bases. McGinnis. WArfield,
LnguA 2. double plays. Lingua.
Swick. Wright: time OF game, AIS.
umptres. Moran and Valerie.
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PULLMAN Oregon State col
lege hlsnked Washington State.
40. yesterday In 4 northern divis-
Ion baseball game a. Glenn Elliott
turned IN a one-hit pitching per-
Torrance.
Oregon state. i3o 600 100 10 1
W c. 49,. 900 900 600 4
Elliott ana Capka: Bushman and
Van slyke.
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SAN DIEGO


Batted for Humphreys In ninth.
b IAN for Salkeld in ninth.
Score By Innings
CcAAtlc sssssss ful ooV WI
San Diego .... nl0 O01 ool-4
Summary-Winning pitcher. Cole;
losing pitcher. Humphreys: Innings
pitched. by Humphreys O. Cole o. at
bat. off Humphreys 80. Cole 40: runs
scored. off Humphreys S. Cole 4. hits.
off Humphreys IS. Cole 10, runs re-
sponsibie for. Humphreys S, Cole 4:
bases on balls. off Humphreys
Cole s. struck out. by Humphreys S.
Cole 2; hit by pitcher. before ev
Cole. Gyselman by Humphreys. left
on bases. Seattle IL. san Diego Is:
two base hits. White. ScarsellA. Pella-
rrini. before. Garibaldi. Lawrence.
Patchett: three-hase hit. Peliagrini:
home runs Scarsella. Jensen: sacri-
flee hits Sickle. Schusfer stolen
bases. Patchett. Gyselman 2: runs
batted In. Scarsella 2 Gyseiman.
Patchett. Schuster Maxzera. Carl
haldi. Cole. Jensen. double play.
Garibaldi 20 before 20 Mcdonald:
time AIS; umptres. widner. Jordan
and Engeln.
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Summary-Runs oatted in. Peter
son 2. Younker. B. Johnson 2: two
base hits. Peterson. Lightner. Younk-
er. B. johnson; double plays, Fallin
70 Lanifero. Adams 20 Shinn: left on
bases. Salem g. Yakima 6. base on
balls off Lien 2. Fsllin 2: struck out
by Lien 10. Palm 4. hit BY pitcher
BY Lien. Palm: umpireS, Enger and
Nelson: time. .05
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Several Tacoma area coaches
were listed among the 90 state
prep football mentors who attend
the clinic At the University of
Washington Friday afternoon. In
cluded were:
John Heinrich and v. q, Lowman,
Stadium. Al Dahlberg. Carl Sparks
and Carl Wasmund, Puyailup; Har-
old Rude and Hurley DeRoin. High
line. Chuck Smith. Enumclaw. Jim
Ennis, Everett. Matt huczynskl.
Auburn.
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5-4 Triumph
BY Rainiers
Seottle Puts Over
Victory in Ninth

SAN DIEGO-Seattle made II
three games In five over San
Diego with to win, scored
In the ninth when Ned Sickle
came home on Pitcher Ed Coles
single.
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SACRAMENTO
Is ..... - 10 3 2
score nv Innings

:" ; ; : : : :
Sacramento .... 900 0i0 0OX-lO
Summary-Losing pitcher, Corbett.
bat. off Coroett 4: runs. off Corbett
4. runs responsible for. Corbett 4.
Darrow 4. Freitas /: bases on balls
off Darrow 3: struck out. by Darrow
3 Freitas 2: left on bases. Oakland
? Sacramento 3. two-base hits. Gut
teridge. Adams Blattner, Tauby:
stolen base. Sturdy. players walking.
Wieczorek. King. Freitas: runs batted
in, STURDY 4, Adams. Blattner 2.
Freitas Gutteridge ? Scalzi. double
plays. Scalzi 20 Blattner TO Sturdy 2.
Iuoy 70 Rignev 70 Cergez Scalzi TO
Handley 70 Sturdy.
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summary - Losing pltcneI. smith,
innings pitched. Smith 4. DuPuis 3.
Linde 2: at bat. off Smith %. DuPuis
IL Linde 7; hits. off Smith IL. Du-
Puts (: runs scored. off Smith 8.
DuPuis 2. runs responsible for. Kin
naman /. Smith 4. DuPuis 2: struck
out, by Kinnsman 5. Smith /. DuPuis
I. Lnde /: bases on balls. off Kinns-
man S. Smith /. DuPuis q Linde /.
hit by pitcher. Hughes by Linde:
left on bases. Spokane 10. Tacoma
Q: home runs. Roche. Hughes. Ged-
zius: three-hase hit Kiley. two-base
hits. Mccormack. Martinez. Milani.
Roche: runs batted in, Mccormack.
Milani 4. Roche. Hughes. Gedzius 2.
Jolley. Kiley: stolen bases. McCor-
mack. Botelho. double plays. Kinna-
man 70 Gedzius to Milani Bletcher
70 Skeliey. Bletcher to Skelley TO
Gray. Perry to Skelley TO Gray: time.
/ IS: umpires. weisgerber and Kallis.
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Score by fnDinEs
Portland ......o oil 600 io2-S
san Francisco .......S $40 900 ooo-4
Summary Winning pitcher. HI
cher. losing pitcher. StutE: innings
pitched. Conger Ia. Hilcher 81. AZ
bat. off Conger 10. Hlicher n: hftx
off Conger 8. Hllcher 3: runs scored.
off Coneer =. Hilcher o. runs reSpon-
sihle for. Stutx a. Conger 4. Hiicher
0, struck out. by stutz ,. conger /.
Hiicher 3; bases on balls off stutx
Z. Conger :. Hficher 0. two-base hits.
Powell Z. Pain. Norbert. Hawkins:
runs bztted ins Kscobnr. Owen, Powell
FernandeE. JENNINGS. Hawkins 3:
stolen hase. Holder. double plays,
wright 20 Reich. StntE 70 Fernandez
20 Pain. Stut1 70 Pain. Fernandez %
Steele % Pain: trtpls play. Jennings
70 steele TO Pain
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
RESULTS

RESULTS
Seattle S, San Diego Z.
Sacramento 10. Oakland I.
Los Angeles 5. Hollywood I.
Portland 5. San Francisco 4.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS

RESULTS
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, off.
rain.
Boston at New York. off. rain.
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PINES VS.. ARMY

South Tacoma Pines will play
10th Engineers Sunday at Robert
Gray field at ? .. m.
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u The
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

RESULTS
Spokane 10. Tacoma I.
Vancouver 2. Nenatchee ;.
Yakima 5. Salem ..
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS

RESULTS
ST. Louis ., Cleveland 6.
Detroit at Chicago, off, cold.
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ATHERTON RULES 22 COLLEGE ATHLETES INELICIBL
Cycle Race Set
Bob Knox Trophy al Stake on Nav 80

Tacoma Motorcycles club hold Fourth
Memorial Day Race May a Oakland addition
II viii b regular Class
bike they
No soksrS buehered
sanctioned BY the American Motorcycle association.
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AMERIcAN AssoCIATIoN

Louisville Ia. St Paul Sc
Minneapolis Il. Indianapolis 9.
Columbus a. Kansas City, post
poneo, rain.
Toledo az Milwaukee. postponed.
cold weather.
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pitcher. Kelly. innings pitcher. by
Kelly /. by Weber 5; at bat. off
Kelly 7, off Weber II: runs scored,
off Kelly 3. off Weber 10. runs re-
sponsible for. Kelly 7. Weber Q:
struck out. by Kelly /. by Weber ].
by Swanson S: bases on balls. off
Kelly S. off Weber q off Swanson
/; hit by pitcher Bemis by Weber;
son; left on bases. Seattle Prep 4.
Lincoln 2. home runs Pyfer; two
base hits. Spurgeon 2, Bemis, Peter
son. Swanson; runs batted in. Spur
geon 5. Pyfer 3. Taylor ?. Miller.
Bemis. Swanson 2, Peterson. stolen
bases. Rooney 2. Taylor. Peterson 2.
Spurgeon 3. Bemis. Ikeda; double
plays Pyfer 70 Peterson; time, l so;
umpire, Cy Neighbors
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NrERNArIoNAI LEAGrF

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester 9. Baltimore S.
Montreal 5. Syracuse 5
Jersey City AZ Toronto. rain.
Newark AZ Buffalo. rain.
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hnox. Win be the prime for the sae
star event The trophies are now
On display ~ the she~reoms Of
Clarence Potter Co.. l7ss Fswcett
ave- where ticket. may also se
purchased
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$500. = o 4 70 3 2
InEnlN

Totals ........30 IS 10 81 8
Batted for Taylor in 9Th.
SfOre HI Innings
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b Batted for 6tutz In ninth.
erDre Nv Innlns~
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SPOK ANF

Totals 1888. 81
a Batted for DuPuis
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Caps Move UP
wENATeHEE

OtaIs ...... 80 ? Il II
score by Innings
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S. W. augusta Ne,US

children. all OF Milan, and Mrs.
Joseph Szabo and children.
Miss Patricia Murray spent the
week end with friends in Leipsic,
Ohio.
Mrs. Stella lmhoh and son John
attended church services in Ypsi-
lanti Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Szabo and
children were in Detroit Saturday
and were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph King and family.
Virginia VANITY, y year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl +.
VANITY, Arizona Rd., who was in St.
Josephs Hospital, Ann Arbor, re-
turned home Monday evening. she
had an appendix operation Dec 16.
Mrs. VANITY stayed at the hCme IF
her daughter Ella, Ann Arbor, and
spent much Of the time with Viz
ginia.
The Christmas dinner and ex.
changing Of Christmas gifts cele-
brated each year took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C.. NJ Wayne
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Baynard
Liggett and daughter Helen and
son Lewis, Lincoln Park, and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Royal and son
Edward, Milan. were the guests.
There was beautifully decorated
lighted tree.
4 large number from here at.
tended the Christmas programs
and parties at Lincoln School.
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Last Rites Today For
Mrs. Birdie Mailer, So

Ann Arbor, Mich. Dec. 27-Last
rites were conducted this morning
at 9 o'clock in the Muehlig Cha
pei for Mrs. Birdie Mailer, 50. who
succumbed Wednesday evening az
ter a two months illness. Rev.
Henry Yoder OBLIGATED and inter
ment was to be in Pioneer, o.
Mrs. Mailer was born in Ohio.
January Il. 1882. She had lived
in Ann Arbor since 1880. coming
from Hudson.
Survivors include her husband,
Daniel. two sons, Lloyd Flood,
Manchester. and Daniel Mailer, Jr.,
Ann Arbor; two sisters, Minnie
Holden. New York state, and Mary
Holden, Adrian.
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PURCHASE STAMPS, BONDS

Battle Creek, Dec. 27-INS-BIt-
tie Creek residents purchased more
than million dollars worth Of de-
Tense bonds and stamps, Rober y.
Turner, chairman of the commit.
tee promoting the sale, announced
today. During the 10 days prior
TO Christmas defense investments
were raised to the total of 1920
675, he said.
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FOUND IN cIsTERN

Grand Rapids, Mich. Dec. 2T-
INS-The death OF Mrs Alice Whal-
en-, 10 Who was found in a 10 fee;
deep cistern behind her home, to-
day was pronounced a suicide by
Dr. Paul W. Bloxson Of Grand Rap
ids. The body was found by he,
brother-inlaw. Andrew Whalen. VIII
had reported her missing, Authori
ties said she apparently was dea
fS r- o7,~e
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Services Sunday For
Mrs. Carrie Lewis

Final rites will be Sunday at 2
p. m. in Brown Chapel 4. VI. =.
Church. for Mrs. Carrie Lewis. SO
years old, who died Tuesday at her
home, 51i jefferson Ave. Rev.
Henry Simmons will officiate. In
terment will be in Alban Cemetery.
Surviving are a sister Mrs Lulu
Goodman, Little Rock. Ark, a
brotheg. Little Rock, and a siste-.
Hot Springs, Ark.
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RITES IN ANN ARRoR

Ann Arbor, Mich, Dec. 27-Fu-
neral services and interment will
be in Ann Arbor for Mrs Hannah
Dahlke Nelson. widow Of Willard
Neuson. who succumbed Tuesday
night in Redlands, Cal Mrs. Mel
son had resided in Whitmore Lake
before moving TO California l6
years ago. Several nieces and
nephews survive.
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Ann Arbor Neu1s
Army Officials Hold
Z Classes in Medicine

Ann Arbor. Mich, Dec. Ell. S.
Army officers are now holding
weekly classes in war time medi-
|eine at the University OF Michigan.
members Of the class being reserve
Officers.
Thirty eight members Of the
Army base hospital unit at the Uni
sersity are now awaiting orders
from the War Department for duty
with the armed forces.
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PLAN MEMORIAL SERVICES

Fort Custer, Mich, Dec. FINS
Memorial services. both Catholic
and Protestant. were scheduled to-
day al three Fort Custer chapels.
TO pay homage to Col. Robert T.
-hinney pos, commander fatally In
Jured early this week In an Hi
nois automobile accident
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Verne Wickham Rites
in Ann Arbor Today

Ann Arbor. Mich, Dec. 27-Ser-
vices were conducted at o'clock
this afternoon in the Muehlig Cha
pei for Verne Wickham. Pittsaeld
Township. Burial will be in Fair.
view Cemetery.
Mr.. Wickham, who was SO, is sur
viyed by several nieces.
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SWARM TO coLoRS

Detroit, Dec. 27-INS-As Michi-
gan youths continue swarming to
the colors, Capt. Richard l.. GILES
pie, acting Army recruiting head
in Detroit, said today 1,124 men
had joined infantry and other d.
visions since the beginning OF De
cember.
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Children Give Program

Children attending Town Line
School and their parents and small
er children enjoyed the Christmas
party and program at the school.
Little Nancy Szabo gave the wei
come speech and Ray Wardell act
ed as Santa Claus who gave out
the gifts from a lighted tree. Miss
Dorothy buckingham is the teach
er.
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Rites IN MASON

Ann Arbor. Mich, Dec. 27-Last
rites were 10 be conducted this
afternoon in Mason for Mrs James
Jones, a former resident OF Ann
Arbor. She had resided in Ann
Arbor about seven years before go.
ing TO Mason 10 years ago.
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Chemistry Symposium
to be in Ann Arbor

Ann Arbor, Mich. Dec 27-Final
Preparations are beng made for
the ninth national Organic Chemls-
try Symposium OF the American
Chemical Society which will open
in Ann Arbor Monday. The three
day meetings are expected to at
tract 500 chemists.
General chairman Of the sympo-
SUM will be Prof. w. f. Bachman,
of the University chemistry depart
ment
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MR., MRS. LYON TO
LIVE AT RIDGE HOME

LIVE a y hlOOE HUM
S. W. Augusta, Mich, Dec. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Lyon. who were
married IN Angola, Ind recently,
are making their home with the lat
ters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ridge. until spring. Mrs. Lyon
before her marriage was Miss Jean
Ridge.
Her cousin, Miss Evelyn War
dell, Detroit, and Arnold Youngs,
S. E. Ypsilanti. were witnesses at
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs De
Forrest Lyon and Mrs Emil Lyon
mother Of Dale, were also present
and after the marriage all had din
ner together returning TO Milan
late that night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
REGIME Sc h6z -hn

Ann Arbor. Mich, Dec. 27-Fri-
days total in the Red Cross war
relief drive was S6667.66 Civ or
pledged, still far behind the goal
Of $4,000. The money received
is from 373 contributors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

Sunday visitors and dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Imhoff and
John were Mr.. and Mrs Claud
Johnson and children, Gladys, Pa.
tricia, Sue Ann and Robert. Tole-
do. o. Guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Pickett and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter (. Johnston and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
LIVESTOCK

Detroit. Mich. Dec. 27-Good to
choice steers and yearllngs. sl215:
medium to good shortfed steers
and heifer yearlings, $500 q HOO;
common to medium steers
aud heifers. $75O@1O: medium
to good COWS. S7.50Qs.25; cutters.
S5.5Od725; Gamers, $3.50; good
weighty sausage bulls, $9q9.75;
thin light bulls, 81.
Calves-Best, $3.50: fair to
good. Sl0Q145O; culls down to 81.
Sheep and lambs - Few choice
lambs, sl225al2.35; uest lambs,
Sll.75dl2.l5; medium. $1,000;
slaughter ewes. sS.50q6.25.
Butter and Eggs
Detroit Mich. Dec. 81
BIZ / TER-Best creamery in tubs,
$3.50 434i4c.
EGGS - Current receipts, 3lLc;
dirties. &c; checks. 26c.
Poultry
Detroit. Mich. Dec. 27-Poultry:
market steady Hens. heavy breeds.
204 zee, leEhorns, lG4lSc; broilers.
heavy, 2l423c; ducks. 20Q22c;
geese, 10000; turkey hens, ESQ
SIC ID; toms. 26-30c.
Vegetables
Detroit. Mich, Dec. 81
BEETS-No. /. 40d soc doz. bchs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
.Proaram at Church

The Christmas program at Sew
bert Church sunday was well given
and there was a good attendance.