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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
KEEP THAT ACCENT

Her studio bosses squelched
Sonia Henie's arrangements tc
study under a diction coach
they don't want her TO lose what
little accent she has left. .
Meeting Greer Carson offStage
you wouldn't think of her rs
the maternal type. But she has
had a baby in her last seven
pictures and is due for another
in Random Harvest"
never seem to be able to recCg-
nize Ann Miller, who first was
a brunei, and then a red head,
and now has gone blond.
Veronica Lake, who wore Joel
McCrea's clothes in their las:
picture, now is running around
the set of Il Married a Witch
in Fredric MarCh's pajamas.
No picture has had more trou-
BILE than THE Outlaw" first
filmed more than a year ago and
still several months short of re-
lease. The much-pUhlicized Jane
Russell still hasn't been seen on
any screen; Producer Howard
Hughes is still chopping and re-
taking seductive scenes; and the
Hays Office is still emitting
shocked little outcries. Hughes
has more than 100000 in the
venture. Movie business in
general continues booming. Do
meStic revenue is about $4,000
600 a Week-15 per cent above
normal-With another million
from foreign sources.
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THEY WILL STAY

Seven actors in Paramount's
Wake Island" will not return
from the Salton Sea location. In
stead, the armed forces will get
Robert Preston, Phil Terry, Rod
Cameron, Jack Chaplin, Keith
Richards, Macdonald Carey and
Jim Brown. BY the way,
that's the 600th picture for old
Jack Mulhall. After his en-
listment in the Air Corps, TIM
Holt was persuaded to take a
60-day deferment when RKO
couldn't find a substitute west
ern star TO fill its commit
ments. Holt will be rushed
through six pictures in two
months.
United Artists is trying to
persuade Charlie Chaplin to
drop the dramatic Shadow and
Substance" which he's prepar-
ing, and make a comedy instead.
The merchant marine soon
will receive some attention. long
overdue, from Hollywood. Cou-
pie Of Warner cameras and
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WASHINGTON TRIALS

WPA hos on its rolls A95 =
900 men and l34, 900 women
over 40 years old. $50 This
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
Tribe Keeping
Yanks on Toes
by United Press

The Yankees can't draw a deep
breath because of the way the In
dams are bounding them from the
rear This is situation nobody
expected. After Cleveland had its
I13-game winning streak and then
hit the Skids, the grandstand man
ayers figured the Tribe Was mashed
up for the year.
But the Indians have bounced
back from a siX-game losing streak
and won six of their last seven
games. The Yanks. with 10 Of
their last y, can't relax for fear
the Indians will pitch their tepee
in first place. With lead OF
only half a game the Yankee posi-
ton is precarious.
Cleveland showed TO its best
advantage yesterday. sweeping a
double-hcader from the Athletics,
Al and 9-3 with Jim Bagby and
AL Milnar pitching a pair of four
hitters. Bagby faced only 81 men
in the opener and tanned the As
in the extremely fast time OF an
hour and % minutes. Only run
off him was Bob JohnSon's sixth
homer. The Tribe ratified r.
hit attack of three Philadelphia
pitchers in the nightcap.
The Yanks got only an even
break with the Browns. losing the
opener. 4-2. but capturing the
nightcap, 3D.. Red Ruffing was
raped for four runs in the first
inning. three of them on Chef
LaabS homer. and lost his second
game OF the season. Both losses
have been 10 Eden Auker. Alley
Donald came back with five
hitter in the niEhtcap 10 save first
place.
Running their winning streak to
six straight the Chicago White
SoX. although still in the cellar
are only one game out Of fifth
place. The White Sox waylaid
Washington. Il and 4-3. Ted
Lyons handcuffed the Senators IN
the opener while his mates drove
Bo-Bo Newsom 10 cover in five
innings. John Rigney pitched a
three-hitter in the nlghtcap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
Big Golfers
Open Tit|eChase

ANN ARBOR, May 1S.--With
Illinois the defending champion,
play began today in the Western
Conference golf tournament over
the University of Michigan course.
A 72-hole event two rounds will
be played both today and tomor-
row. Forty-four players were
entered.
Michigan. runnerup the last
three years. was regarded one of
the strongest eontenders for the
team title. Northwestern and Ohio
State also loomed as title threats.
While weaker than year ago,
Illinois may be able to spring a
surprise as it seeks its third
straight crown. Alex Welsh, 1871
individual winner. was lost to
Illinois through graduation.
Michigan's Ben Smith is among
the leading contenders for. Welsh 5
ttlc. as are Billy Gilbert. 1910
winner from Ohio, and John Hols-
from, Illinois captain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
Lincoln Fields
Meeting Opens

CHICAGO. May Is (INS).-To.
day opened a 30-day meeting al
the Lincoln Fields race track
where such turf stars as Whirl,
away, Alsab and Shot Put first
attracted public notice.
During the meeting five stakes
will be presented, each carrying
$1,000 in added money.
Whlrlaway won the first race OF
his career at this track as a iuve.
nile in 1910. Shot Put won the mile
and n quarter Lincoln Handicap
the same year and went on TO win
the $4,000 New York Handicap
at 2 miles and a quarter at Bel
mont.
Last year Alsab'S first major
success was in the Joliet Stakes
at Lincoln Fields.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
Ninth-|nning Hit
Beats Andrews

Dick Bodycombe of the Bradford
stands out today as one of Fedora
ton Class C's versatile pitchers
While with Andrews, Class {
champions in 1871, he had a no-hit
game.
AT Northwestern Field yesterday
he pinehhit for Harold Fettig in
the ninth and his single factored
the tying and winning runs. Don
Macdonald and Bob Bart o
crossed the plate and Bradford
won, Sd. II was the seasons first
defeat for Andrews, which scored
50 runs in the first two starts.
Leo Northrup struck out 10 start
the Bradford ninth. Tom Stuart
lost control and walked MacDon-
aid. Eugene DeQuin fooled Bar
tons easy fly and Bill McIlhargy
kicked Stevens grounder The
bases were full when Bodycombo
hit safely.
Gene Tumelson kept Melvindalo
Boys Club on the hook with three
hits and Square Deal conquered
so. Square Deal made only three
earned runs. six Melvindale errors
figuring heavily against the van
pushed.
Bill Beach let down Colonies
with five blows al Atkinson Park
and the Northwest Lions had their
first victory of the season. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
Bait. Z Wins
Pitchers Battle

A total of eight hits for two
teams stamps today the game be-
tween Battalions 10 and II as one
of the best pitched in the Midget
league since the season opened.
Hal Hudson, working for No. 10.
granted six. Harold Bla s k Y
yielded two as No. u caught the
nod. SD.
Harold Pelot kept No. 3 on
leash with four hits as No. / came
in easily, - TO 2 Pelot famed Is.
Ray Azar for No. 3 had 10 in
seven innings.
No 5 won out in the ninth from
No. z on an error, stolen base,
and single. T. Simons for No. 4
marked a three-htter as his team
laced No. ? by ) 10 2.
j. Alexander and A. Kajtar were
touched for only two hits between
them as No. 6 tanned No. 8 by Z
to A in seven innings.
Battery 100 III ixx-s 5 5
Battery 2i0 100 0xx--4 :
Alexander Kajtar and Lukaschewski
Martin. Smith and Chiz, ziemba
Battery 600 100 100 2 5
Battery ] 032 0i0 7ON--i3 - I
Azar. Newlsnds and Johnson, Brier
Pelot and BenhoWer.
BAIT. 200 500 01o-7 Z
Bait 5 025 600 0Oi-s 10 5
Carver Vsrty and Ahramsoni: Wonder
werth, GuZk and Cont. PrzyZylo.
Bati. 10 200 600 0OO-2 2 S
Bait. II 2l0 900 02x-S &
Hudson and George Blaskey and Roster,
Bait no 600 900 3
Bait 100 040 O0X-5 2
Beals. JablonsN ana Celletti simons and
Andary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18

OF the leaders. JAW ia gave
an impressive showing with a D.
hit barrage in smothering Graham
Paige. 1911. Jim Pador and Julius
Siegel each hit two home runs
as Joe Michahk and Bill Lakes
also connected for the circuit for
the winners. Norbie Martz, mean
while, held Graham-Paige 10 four
hits. only one man reaching first
after the third.
Sans continued 10 combine ex-
cellent pitching and hard hitting
to whip j. L. Hudson. AL
Vaughan Wadell and Jerry Riffen-
berg divided the pitching duties
as Kurt Weismuller hit a homer
and John Collins double and
triple for the winners.
JAW 154 was on the losing end
going into the ninth against
u. r. w. A, but a four-run rally
was more than enough TO win,
IA. . Bud Noehling, Dick Jump
and Frank Morell of JAW 154
and Stan Perkins of u. r. w. A.
each banged out three hits.
In one of the divisions highest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
NO-Hiffer Spoiled
Single With Two Out in Eighth Stops Bid OF Rudy
Furchek Of Hudson in Class D Contest

Federation record for the divi-
sion'S pitchers. Paul kept seven
hits distant relations over the
route.
Carl kiniara tied up ST. John
Cantins with three hits as Crafts
men took an 81 verdict. 81. Johns
spotty fielding helped Craftsmen.
Five well-placed bunts going for
base knocks contributed 10 Haags
90 success over 300 Club. Litf1u-
anian a. c. and Optimists game
was postponed because Of wet
grounds.
springis A. e. 0l0 02o 600 3
West SIDE n5n 00i 22x--1n 10
Luxon. poolsy. Burke ana onsi; Pau
and Rillng. Ets
Ford Post 600 600 0On-n
Hudson 30 i5t 600 40 Ooa- 10
saH and Ia Porte FNIrchak and Risdle
Craftsmen 7i0 100 SOL "
81 Johns 200 0n0 OIL
Kintsrs sna Bo'hUen; Pie,ras BsIshovs,
ana NstoWsk
400 Club OO0 OO2 600
HasEs 00i 2fO fiN-p Il
Wsinwugh' NarksvicI and Allshouse
Littiehsid and LiorJG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
Mack Park SoftbaII

Hudson Police, Major League
champions. will oppose ONeill-
Hoffner in the Detroit Softball
Association feature game in Mack
Park tonight at $50. Local 400
Colds, Metropolitan champs, will
meet Club Chene-Trombly in a
girls game at SIS while Briggs
Manufacturing and Local S33
(Chrysler) clash at Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
81 Churchill Horses
Shipped 10 Detroit
special TO THE DETROIT TINlES

LOUISVILLE, KY May 1S.-A
total of 81 horses. representing
the colors of eight stables. left
here today for Detroit'S 73-day
race meeting The biggest ship
ment. 20 horses, was that of
Louisville's J. Graham Brown,
whose Brown Hotel Stables en-
joyed much success during tho
Churchill Downs spring meeting,
which closed Saturday.
Second largest shipper was
James G. Ellis, owner OF Dado
Park race track. near Owensboro
KY who sent Is. Bng Crosby
the crooner sent seven; / J. Col.
Inns of Lancaster. Ky. Ii, and
Smith Baker Of Lexington. 80
r G Marmet six; L. Thompson
and IL. Tinker, II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
Four Teams Share eB.
Lead Despite Upsets

duels. Arthurs beat ST. Andrews,
5-3. in II innings, when Dick Cros-
son homered with one on in the
extra inning.
Hoffman played errorleSs ball
behind Don McCatty's three-hit
pitching 10 whip Orioles. 12-1. Al
Sedik. Johns pitcher-outfelder
collected a homer, two doubles
\ and single as his team trimmed
Nickers. 1873.
East Side scored three runs in
the ninth 10 edge out Bill Mitchell,
|5-3. Sam Victor, allowing only
four hits. pitched JAW z 10 Cd
decision over JAW 400 But two
other pitchers had less luck
George Dumas Of JAW 1877 held
I Craftsmen 10 five hits but lost.
Ga, and Walter Nowicki of Par
sons gave up four blows but
dropped a IA decision over Nc
Louth Nowacki set something of
a seasons record by committing
three balks. each time with a run
lner on third.
Sans -aoi 1873 oOo-1l II q
H. l.. Hudson 00i 600 600 a
waddsll. RiffenberE and Collins, Gran
dali. koehler and Rowe.
Gufnn oOo POI oo2- 10 ;
Opticians OH O02 y2x-la IA &
Lewis. SNYDER and DsFrsncisoo; Carson
and Beck
Orioles OiO 200 OO0-- a.
Hoffman ai3 COL o2x--i2 Is q
Kulsva and PslumoO, Mccst,y and
Graham. Paige 100 600 OoO-l 2
Jaw ia 1922 lt1 23x-l6 ~ o.
KregsF strsy.r and Walters; Martz and
ztrteckf.
-Four Lear Clover o2o oi2 600 8
Rsyis 300 0l3 03x-i0 2
J. Jssina and BAssrich Gizzi ana Neu-
JAW $50 i03 600 Ill =
Haze Park 022 to3 02x-l3 4
Rockwell and coe Porter. johnson and
McAdsm.
South Fort 100 02o 100
Acme COS 200 O2x-a 10 3
sabuds; kusisk and Trasavase. Jinnick
ana Maybury.
Grand River 200 oil o00-4 10 q
Dixie 03l l0l OOx--5
Fodor and MilliEan, Salisbury and Hin
Arhurs 600 200 0I0 o2--5 8
ST. Andrews 0i0 100 olO OO--3 10
Bill, Michaelis and Malion. Laglness
Reyele, A. Bosak and J. Bosak.
ylsken 200 ioi 100 8
johns $50 1873 l3x-ls IL
Wintrsek, Steele and Pevac; Fishback
and Peer
JAW 7 OlO OOf 13o-s II
JAW $40 100 003 0O0--4
Victor and spresser Domsnke and Roso-
chaoki.
JAW 1874 O2o 100 OO4-7 Il 2
u R.W- A. 002 00i 0io-4
Tracy and Jump: Spets, Couchman and
Brewin.
Craftsmen n2i 600 O2I-s .
JAW 1877 OIo 600 lO1-3 II ?
mcdonald and Piche Dumas and Taper
parsons 20l 010 600 3
hcLouth 020 003 02x-7 3
Nowsch and Faris. Darney and Ninness.
East Side OlO 0io O03-S a
Bill Mitchell 100 0lO OOi-3 a
Delephan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18

Class DIS first one-hitter is on
file today in the Federation books.
Rudy Furchak. pitching for Hud-
son Local 155. yesterday gave up
one hit in the eighth when George
Finn. Ford Post shortstop, singled
with two down. Hudson won. 30.
Furchak walked six and struck
out u. His double in the fourth
brought Ernie Burack, who had
singled. across the rubber with the
run that was enough 10 win. Santo
Randazzo doubled in the fifth be-
hind the singles Of Ed Lsnsky and
Don Riedle for the final Hudson
markers
Eddie Paul. pitching for West
Side Sports. had eight assists as
his team stopped Sprinele a c.
10 20 3. This is believed 10 be a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
Death notltes

FINN-May 10. 1912 AZ her residence
1921 Curtis. Margaret s, mother Of
Mrs Elsie Hopkins. Frank J and william
H. Finn. sister OF George 3 ROBOTS
grandmother OF Patricia and Bette Jean
Finn and Laurel Hopkins. Funeral service
al chapel OF the William r. Hamilton Co,
Cass Ave a. Alexandrine Tuesday after
noon. / O'Clock.
HAIGH-May IS. 1872 AZ MS home, 762
Seminole Ave Henry A'lyn, husDana 81
Caroline { Hairh. father 81 Andrew G
and Richard Allyn Haigh. Funeral services
81 the residence Tuesday ~ II m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
Learned Post
Legion Threat

Learned Post is making 6
strong bid for the American
Legion baseball title this year. Its
brand of ball so far proves it is
the team to beat.
Learned's third straight victory
yesterday came al the expense OF
Briggs, 7-3. as Walt Kelly, sthe
teams star pitcher. held the OPP
position 10 five hits. Horst Bob
land. Larned first baseman. paced
the attack with three hits in four
trips.
The defending champion. Roose
Nsnker. scored its first triumph in
three starts with a POS victory
over Alger The winners bagged II
blows, Ed former connecting for
a homer and two singles. Ed
Stebener and Ken Hicks divided
the Vanker pitching assignment
allowing six hits between them.
Jerry Brooks of Police Post. held
Posselius batters 10 four hits, one
homer by Bill Thompson. in
winning, 6-2. Larry Smith struck
out 10 and yielded five safeties as
Ternstedt blanked Bushway. so.
Two other contests. scheduled al
Belle Isle. were postponed on &C.
count Of wet grounds.
Potsehus l0l 600 % 4
Pohce il2 200 KS 10
Cameron Norris ana Torres, Psnn.y
Brooks and Walden
Briggs 600 100 O02-s
Learned 500 OOi 30x-7 g ,
Gierltowtki Simmons and Melick, RsT,
ana szumanski.
Ager 302 O0n OOn-- 4 g
Roose Vsnker 03l 1873 63x-2o II
Whit. schrebef Twomey and Lis
Stebentr, HICKS and Moustaka
BushWAy 600 600 O0O--n g
Ternstedt lOi 02o 22Y-s
Szczubslsk. Bsrpa and Wilkos sniff
ana Lopsta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
AIANDINGS

Class r Of the Detroit Baseball
Federation i so big--lt has 80
tean1s-7that many early season
favoriteS can be beaten and still
leave four strong clubs with per-
feet records.
Setting the pace today are
RayTs. Sans. JAW lS5 and JAW
ia. each with three straight tri-
umphs. Three others. Hazel Park.
Arthurs and Dixie, are unbeaten.
but have played fewer games.
Yesterdays big upset was the
defeat of Four Leaf Clover, de-
Tending Class B. champion. which
fell 10 Rayls. 10-5, with pitcher
Al Gizzi holding Four Leaf 10 five
hits. Another surprise loser, Grand
River. fell TO a team making its
first start of the year. Dixie, by
a ga score. Dixie. with several
former Class A players in the
lineup. show power though
pitcher Webb Salisbury allowed 10
hits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
Jack Graham Wins
Wayne Grid Trophy

Jack A. Graham. freshman from
Detroit Northern High. has been
awarded Wayne UniYersitY's spring
football trophy. which annually
goes 10 the man who shows the
most promise for the varsity.
Graham is a halfback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
Wrestler Intends
To Become Bad Man

Harold Chaundy. former South.
eastern High School prep star and
a favorite witt east side mat fans
plans to be bad man tomorrow
night when he teams up with
George Cornell against Walter
Roxey and Jack Smith in a tag
team bout at Fairview Gardens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
St. Msry's High Wins

Two-hit pitching by Harry Cav
anaugh brought ST. Marys o.
ROYAL Oak a SD victory over 81
Francis de Sales yesterday in Z
Second Division contest OF The
.Catholic Prep Baseball League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
Class A Mines
In Triple Tie.
Eor1stPId(e
Auto Club Loses First
TO AItes in II Innings;
Paris Downs Pepsi-Cola
CLASS A
Ry lake BERSON

By JAhE BEKSUN
Class a sandlot fans are dis
covering that a four-team league
is no bar to a first class race.
After three weeks of play, the
Detroit Baseball Federation's top
division today has three teams
Auto Club, Altes and Paris-tied
for first place. Auto Club was the
last of the indicated clubs 10
go down yesterday. losing to Altes,
81. in an thinning thriller. Paris
gave Pepsi-Cola its third straight
defeat, Ga.
Carlo Barberi, tough man In
a pinch, proved il again when he
singled Bruce Blanchard home
with the winning run with two out
in the last half of the eleventh,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18

Totals " 1892 II Totals ~ II 80 IL
1.-TWO out when winning run was scored
Auto Club 020 0l0 O40 90
Altes O03 O40 600 Oi-s
Errors--Hsrris 4 Chappie g. Schenk
Austin stepulla. Cierpilowski Two-base
ht $500 Moran. Three base hf' - Mayhev
Home Tuns--GerpilowsN Barber Austin
Hts--Od Brandt IN 90 innings m
Lacey In SIS inninEs on slougo 10 IN
Ia innings on Rumph in 81, innings
Struck out-By Brandt Q. ny Lacey 4. ny
songo 8 ny Rumph = stolen bases
Barberi. Stepullo. Wolkowicz Blanchard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18

Totals 81 s27 Totals ~ s ~ l6
'Batted for Myers in the ninth
Pepsi-Cola 100 600 100
Paris 302 600 0lx--6
Errors - Meyers Nowak. Prokuda 3.
Lang Three-b hits-Plonka 2. Kritch.
Struck omi-BX Talbot u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
PLONKA PAGES PARIS

Lacey, after relieving Brandt
held Altes scoreless in the next
five innings. but in the eleventh
with one out. Blanchard was safe
on Sheldon Harris tumble. stole
second and went 10 third when
Cierpolowski threw into center
field. Lacey struck out the dan
gerous Austin. but Barberi came
up with his winning blow.
Pepsi-Cola received siX-hit
from Len Meyers. but
Paris Fan up five runs in the first
three innings TO beat him. Johnny
Plonka provided most of Paris
punch with two triples, one driv-
ing in two runs and the other
figuring in another tally.
Jack Talbot scored his second
pitching victory for Paris, holding
Pepsi-Cola TO six hits and striking
out II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
National League
Draws 122,205

NEW YORK. May Is. CUP).-
The National League had its big
gest day of the 1912 baseball
season when A total of 122,205
fans saw Sundays games.
1t was the first Sunday this year
the senior circuit has outdrawn
the American League, more than
doubling the junior loops at
tendance of 60,5S3.
Sundays attendance figures:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
ALSO GETS HOMER

Barberi's other contribution IA
Altes victory was a homer with
one on in the third. Homers were
slso hit by Vic Austin, coming in
AlteS' four-run fifth, and Max
Cierpolowski. Auto Club catcher,
in the second.
Auto Club put on a big rally
in the eighth 10 score four runs
and tie the score. driving Ernie
Slongo from the mound. Lyle
Rumph, who relieved him. held
Auto Club hitless in the three and
Ione-third innings he worked.
Gerritt Lefty" Brandt. Auto
Club starter, pitched unevenly and
was finally lifted in favor OF
Walter Lacey in Altes' fifth. In
the fourth. Brandt hit a hatsman
and walked the next two, but fol-
lowed by striking out the next
three batters. He famed nine in
the four innings he pitched.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
Lutheran Winner

Mt Zion scored 10 runs in the
last three innings TO defeat Mt.
Calvary 12-4 in a Lutheran
League baseball game yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18

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NUMBER from the telephone clerk.
Without this nun Der, satisfactory ad-
JuS,ment cannot be made IN case Of
error. We do not guarantee ~ diScon.
tinue an order unless cancellation 10
received ~ the Office before q 2. N the
nay preceding the nsH, insertion II 30
a. m. Saturday for sunday ediiiona..l