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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Major League Leaders
LEADING HITTERs
NATIONAL. LEAGUE

HOME RUNS
Williams Red Sox, rs. YORK, TIGERS.
10: Doerr. Red Sox. 10: j. DiMaggio, Yam
KEGS 10: F. Mccormick, Reds. Q: Camilli,
Dodgers. 2.
Runs BATTED IN
Williams. Red Six 50; Doerr. Red sox,
40: Mize Giants. IS: J. DiMaggio, Yam
KEGS a., Fleming. Indians, 43.
williams, Red Sox, SIS; u. Dihaggio,
Giants. al Heath. Indians, IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

"Your own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Ii one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
BEATING OLD FEATS

If it is possible that you haven't
noticed. the Yanks are surprising
the only feats left for 'em to top.
Meaning their own. of course. The
1912 New York club may or may
not be the superior of that which
Joe Mccarthy built in 1882 or
that which the late Miller Higgins
fashioned in 1927. but it could be.
Certainly il appears superior TO
the 1871 squad. last year. you
may remember, the Yankees won
the pennant at the earliest date
in modern histofy-September d.
Yet on June Is Of last year they
were trailing Clevela n d-~and
Continued on Page 14)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
GOING TO SCHOOL

Sorensen sailed small boats as a
boy but his big racing machine is
almost complete mystery 10 him.
He was going to school yesterday
and he was learning under able
instructors.
He's a pretty busy with his war
work and doesn't know if he'll be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Yanks Going to Town
Despite Their Woes
BY JACK GUENTHER
United Press stan Correspondent

at large who believes the boys I
have nick FAMED the Bronx
Bombers can miss. For instance,
the man they call the Wizard OF
Odds, Jack Doyle. now quotes
them at 1T, out and out. As for
the others, name your price and
he's on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Old Kidney AiImenf HospitaIizes Conaeher

News of Charlie Conacher the former Toronto and Detroit
star brought touch Of sadness the gathering Conacher
hockey scbes voted the harduck player of all time
confined Toronto hospital He has been there for the
there several according
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

Conachers aiment traces back to kidney condition that
his He kidney result
of hockey accident suffered when he youngster Yet
after the kidney removed operation the big right
wing Of Maple Leafs continued courageousy in what is
regarded of the most strenuous sports the world
annual for Conaeher be knocked
for long stretches result of sickness injury
year after he continued to star With the Maple Leafs
he led the National League scoring for season at least
He reported to have the heaviest shot in hockey
One year Conachers glove puncured by skate and
blood poisoning the hand resulted caused by something the
padding the Later that Charlie having
considerable trouble with his back but with the Maple Leafs
having mathematical chance to get into the payofs ne got
sick bed to help his win important game. He
scored goals for the hat trick in that contest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Probable Pitchers

by United Press
AMERICAN|1.EAGUE
No games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago (Passeau, p-3D At Brooklyn
(Head, sal, y. m, EWT,
New York (schumacher, 3-D at Pitts
burgh Butcher. $50. 2.i5 p. m, EWT.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

World Famous Comics! Three
pages every day in Daily De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
MutueI Handle
Averages Over
100000 Dayy.
Hieley Leads Jockeys
With n Winners
Despite Late Start
By LEWIS H. WALTER

Horse racing at Detroit rockets
toward new records today as the
73-day meeting enters its fourth
week at the Fair Grounds.
The racegoers who poured S.
S74,S67 through the mutuels in 10
days are pushing their way through
the turnstiles each day with fresh
enthusiasm, drawn by programs
such as that of Saturday, when the
track presented a card headed by
the $1,000 Cadillac Handicap that
was surpassed only at New York.
Despite the rain. which poured
or threatened almost every day
last week, George Lewis, head of
the mutuels department, was able
to report a handle of 81, 490, 1862
for the six days. This was an in
crease of approximately $4,000
over the second week. The aver
age daily handle for the meeting
to date is $780, S0.
ATTENDANCE FIGURES
Paid attendance for the third
week of the meeting was 50.433.
Figuring in the usual unpaid at
tendance gives the track an aver
age daily attendance of r. 41 for
the meeting.
Despite the off track which pre-
vailed most of the time and the
fact that not a favorite won on
Tuesday or Wednesday. the per-
centage of winning favorites at the
Fair Grounds has jumped from 30
to .35. This compares with 81 at
Aqueduct, 81 at both Suffolk
Downs and Lincoln Fields and AZ
at Cleveland's Thistle Down track.
Many a Detroit racegoer now is
paying as much attention to the
horses riders as to the thorough
breds themselves, however. In fig-
uring the probable winners. This
is due to the exceptional riding of
Jess Higley, the 21-year-old APP
lprentice from Wells, New.
LEADS ADAMS BY 6
Higley now leads the field with
-22 winners as against 16 for the
veteran Johnny Adams, Is for
( Euclid LIE Blanc and IA for appren-
: tice Eric Guerin, despite the fact
!, that lie Blanc and Guerin, the
! early leaders had weeks start
r on him.
! Higley rode Is winners last
!, week, as against six for Adams,
the runnerup. and topped OF his
|, performance by riding three of the
first four winners Saturday.
This weeks racing Is headlined
sby the $1,000 Turf Handicap for
l2-year-olds, Wednesday, and the
!, So, 900 Border City Handicap and
the 5000 Motor City Handicap.
to be decided Saturday.
! Today's racegoers will see two
: races which could have gone as
major events last year. They are
!, the 81 500 Flying Colors Handicap.
lin which Flash Town. Golden
|, Goose, Unbuttoned and eight other
3-year-olds will 60 six furlongs,
and the $1,000 United Nations
Purse. This run of a mile and 20
yards is to bring together the
Rosedale Stables Anxiety. Mrs. F.
]. Navin's Ball Player, Meggy, Red
Dock and Three Clovers.
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Tigers Drop
! Games, Baker
Loses Argument.
imp Banishes Del
as Red Sox Sweep
Twin Bill. 81. 81

BOSTON. June 15.-After a dis
astrous ending to what had been
moderately successful road trip
prior to arrival here. the Tigers
today were en- route for home and
two games tomorrow with the
Yankees.
Three contests, all decided by
one run, enabled the Red Sox TO
sweep the series and extend VIC
tory string 10 eight straight games.
Both Tiger losses yesterday were
heartbreakers that well might
have gone the other way. Weak
eEing in the sixth after hurting
/ five scoreless frames, the veteran
Tommy Bridges was nosed out, 81.
by Dick Newsome. Young Hal
White lost an thinning thriller TO
Tex Hughson in the nightcap, 81.
DEL TOSSED OUT
Del Baker was banished in the
Hast inning OF the second game for
too vigorously protesting decision
at the plate on Rudy York.
York had walked to open the
eleventh and tried to come all the
way home on a double by Ned
Harris. He was called out by Um-
pire John Quinn. II was very close
and Quinn was Immediately sur
rounded by angry Tigers. The US
lually calm Baker protested so long
and so vigorously that Quinn
| finally thumbed him out.
Del's custer spared him the sor-
row of watching White wilt after
pitching 10 innings of beautiful
ball. Hal loaded the bases and
Tony Lupien singled home the
winning run without man being
retired.
ERROR LOSES FIRST
1t was Lupien who cost Bridges
the opening ball game. but the
Harvard alumnus was lucky on,
this occasion. With the score tied
in the last of the eighth and Will
liams on second, Bridges forced
Lupien To fly TO left. Don Ross,
filling in for Barney McCosky. mis-
Judged the ball. then fell down.
and the pellet landed safely TO give
Lupien a double and score Will
.liams with what proved to be the
winning run.
The Tigers scored single runs In
the first and second innings to put
Bridges out in front. In the first.
Hitchcock walked. was singled to
third by Cramer and scored when
Higgins grounded into a double
play.
Opening the second. Harris
tripled and Ross singled him home,
and il looked like the Tigers IN a
romp: but Dick Newsome settled
down 10 scatter three hits over the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

Lupien. Hitchcock scored as Higgins hit
into a double playl. Two-base hlts-Df-
Maggie. Higgins 2, Lupien 2, Williams.
Lupien. Sacrifice hit-Tabor. Double play
Tabor TO Doerr 10 Lupien. Left on
bases-Detroit a. Boston Z. Bases on
balls-On Newsome 4, OF Bridges 2.
Struck out--By Bridges 2. by Newsome T.
Umpires-stewart. Quinn and Bash. Time
I-l:51. Attendanee-3O.0 900.
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Totals 81 2 10 % - q
DETROIT 900 100 900 oc-1
Boston 010 900 900 OIL
Runs batted in--Tabor, Ross. Luplsn.
Two-base hits--York. Hltcheock. Williams.
Harris stolen base--Parsons Double plays
20 Bloodwortb 20 York. DiMsf-
gi0 to Lupisn. Dosrr 10 Pesky 70 Lupi<n.
LupSsn. Lefi IN bases Detroit I. Bos,sn
10 Bases on bslis--Or White s. Oh Hugh
son 4. Struck out-By Hughson !. tn
pires--ouinn, Basil srf efswsrl Iimo~w
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Continued on Page Ia
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CONTINUED on Page 14)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-07
Mary ]. Witmire.
oRpHz or PUBLICATION

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the CTR
cult Court for the County OF Wasi-
tenaw.
In Chancery.
John 6. Buchanan and Anne ".
Buchanan. Plaintiffs
Harriet Caroline Richard Dey. Anth-
ony Dey. Germond Sherwood. German
Sherwood, Edith Sherwood. Anth.
Dey william McAdanp Dey. Richard
Dey, Albert Sherwood, Albert II.
Sherwood. Milton H. BsEole. Milton
BeEole. Phillip Begole. Phillip y.
Begole. Bob A. BeEole p. A. Bsgols.
Glen Bsgole. Glen NJ Begols. Charles
n. Roberts, G. ~ Roberts. William
7. Gregory. VIM. T. Gregory Andrew
c. Sherwood Adliza Cheney. AdaliAa
Cheney. Sarah Lowden, Sarah J. Low
den. or their unknown heirs dsvisses.
legatees. or assigns.
At session % said court held in
the Court House IN tie city OF Ann
Arbor in said County of Washtenaw.
the goth day Of June. 1919.
Present: Honorable George w.
Sample Circuit judge.
In this cause II appears from tho
affidavit on file. that the where
abouts Of the Defendants after dill
gent search and inquiry are unknown.
THEREFORE. upon motion OF VIII
liam lie HAN. Attorney for Plain
tiffs. n Is ordered that said Defend
ants and their unknown heirs. de-
visees legatees and assigns cause
their appearauce 20 be entered IN
this cause within three months from
the date Of this order and IN default
thereof. that said BIZ OF Complaint
he taken as confessed BY the said
Defendants. their unknown heirs.
dsvisees. Iegatees and assigns.
II Is trtaer ordered that within
twenty DAYS Plaintiffs cause . cory
Of this order TO be Published in the
YpsIianu Daily Press. a newspaper
printed. published and circulated In
said County. said. publication beinz
conducted therein once IN each week
for six weeks In succession.
GEORGE ". SAMPLE.
Circuit JUDGE
LUELLA ". SMITH. CLERK.
b Dorothy L. Bealbick.
Deputy CLERK
TAKE NOTICE, that this suit in
which the foregoing order has been
duly made. involves and - brought TO
quiet title 70 the following described
piece or parcel Of land situated in
the Township Of Pittsfieid. County
q Washtenaw and State OF Mich
igsH
THE south fifty acres Of the north
east quarter Of section number TWEEN
ty-four in Township three south OF
range six east in tbs Township OF
Pittsfield. County OF Washtenaw and
state Of Michigan excepting and re-
serving Grant 10 the Detroit Edison
Comnany dated November II. 1925
and recorded March .. 1927 in Liber
/ Of Grants on Daza 2sS.
William De HAN. attornsy for
Plaintiffs.
BUSINESS ADDRESS Ypsiianti
Savings Bank BLDG, Ypsiianti. Mich.
Adv. $500
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2 ROOM-apartment kitchen. dinet
te, sleeping and living room for
couple. Call scs-W.
TWO ROOM-furnished apt second
floor. Adults. Ina. 7os z Gross.
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Legal Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Cir
cult Court for the County of Wash
tenaw
In Chancery.
Thomas Il. Colts. and Emma II.
Colts. His wife and Raymond T..
Trsusch and stella n. Trauach. HIS
Wife. Plaintiffs.
vs.
Lemuel Allen. leonard Alien, Samuel
Allen, stephen Alien stephen Allen.
stephen g. Allen, Charles +. Alban.
G. Ell Alban. Charles Ell Alban. c.
Ely Alban, Edmund J. Hewitt. Joseph
Kitchen. Martina Alban. Charles Ely
Alban or their unknown heirs. lega-
tees devisees and assigns,
Defendants
Suit pending In Circuit Court for
the County Of Washteuaw, In chanc-
cry, in the city Of Ann Arbor IN said
County on TIE 27th day ~ June. 1919
In this cause. II appears from the
affidavit on file that tho where
abouts ~ said Defendants are I'M
known and on motion Of John r
Kirk Attorney for Plaintiffs. II is
ordered That the appearance Of said
Defendants be entered within three
months from tho date Of this order.
GEO. W. SAMPLE
Luella VI. Smith. Clerk.
Dorothy l. Bulblck. Deputy CLERK.
John p Kirk. Attorney for Plain
tiffs. Ypsilanti. Mich.
This suit Is brought 10 quiet the
title Of all that piece or parcel Of
land situate In Augusta Township.
Wsshtenaw County. Michigan. and
described as follows: All that part
Of the west hair OF ths north two
thirds Of the west half OF the north
west quarter 81 Section - that lies
north OF the Wabash Railroad.
Thomas IT. Colts
Emma n. Colts
RAYMOND +. Trausch
Stella r. Trsuseh
Az ffNC
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THOMAS aRAs1Y DEAD

Port Huron. July Rites are be
ing planned for Thomas Grasty. 81.
assistant general manager OF the
American Enameled Wire Division
OF Electric Autolite Co.. who died
late Monday in Port Huron Hospi.
tai Of a gunshot wound He vas
cleaning a loaded revolver At the
time OF the accident. Grasty is
survived by his wife and sister
Elizabeth
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81 Joseph. July More than 200
high Sabotage campers were
credited today with saving build
ings and equipment by their work
during a FIRE that caused approx
mately $4,000 damage IN Congre-
gstional summer camp. Discover
ed Monday. the flames consumed a
homestead and dining room az the
camp near Sawyer on Lake Mich
igan.
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July 9
Cherry HM
CAMPERS SAVE BUILDINGS

Unit |. VS. C.s.. will meet at
D. m. with Mrs. Claude Walls.
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CHILD nRoMNEp

Lake orion. July Rites are be-
ing arranged FOR Jeanne Marie
Giouse, two daughter 81 AF and
Mrs Everett Clouse She vas
drowned Monday in Tommys Lake.
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Legal Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In tn.
Circuit Court for the County OF
wsshtenaw
In Chaneery
Frank A. witmirs and Mary J.
witmirs. His wife. Plaintiffs,
vs.
Augustus r. Woodward Abram Lar
zelsre. Abraham Larzelere. Walter
H. Hawkins, Statira d. Hawkins.
Delos Slovenian. Eliza A. Shower
man. Fannie T. Hawkins. Frederick
W Hawkins. Isaac n Conklin. Har-
riet Conklin. The First National Bank
OF Ypsilanti, Katie Nimmershein.
Thomas York, Emma II. Johnson.
Norvale A. Hawkins. and Mabel Haw-
klns. His wife. Clara W. Hawkins.
or their unknown heirs. lsgatees, de-
Defendants.
Suit pending IN the Circuit Court
for the County o. Washtenaw, in
chsrcery. in the CITY Of Ann Arbor
IN said County on June 81 1912.
In this cause. Il appearing from
the affidavit on file that the where
ahouts OF said defendants are UNI
known on motion 81 John =. Kirk.
attorney for plaintiffs. II is ordered.
that ire appearance Of said defend
ants be entered in said cause within
three months from the date Of this
order.
GEO. W. SAMPLE.
Circuit Judge.
Lueila VI. Smith, clerk
by Dorothy l.. Bulbick. Dep. Clerk
Iohn p. Kirk Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Business Address: Ypsilanti, Mich.
igan
This suit Is brought 10 quiet ths
title 10 all that certain piece or par
eel OF land situate In the city Of
Ypsllanti, Washtenaw County. Mich
isan, and described as follows:
Commencing at point in the west
line Of Hamilton street at the south
east corner Of parcel Of land for
merly owned BY william Hewlett:
thence south along the west line
81 Hamilton street fifty-siT and bS/
100 feet: thence west one hundred
and siKty-five feet. thence north
nifty six and S. 100 feet 10 william
HoHletts south west corner. thence
east along the south line Of said
Howletts land TO the place OF begin
ming.
Frank A. Witmire.
Mary J. Witmire.
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reich Your Dollars BY Shopping From The Daily Cassheds
Merchandise


NOTICE Dresses Toe and iSc. odds
and ends at used -clolhing Make
me an offer iO5 W Michigan.
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SEND-flowers 10 that sick friend
or relative. Durant's Flower Shop.
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Announcements
Free Shavings

FINE FOR BEDDING. Michigan
Ladder. Phone lS3.
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THEY'RE SoMETHlSG-more than
fancies and fads, these powerful
little Classified Ads.
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Rural Events
JULY 3
Stony Creek

JULY
stony Creek
Stony Greek Arbor Of Cleaner
Society will meet al the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Curry
wills
Oficlal Board OF Methodist
Church will meet In the Church An
mex at p. m.
W.S.C.s. and Study Club OF the
Methodist Church will hold com
bined meeting al the home Of Mrs.
Jean Mil.
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ebbO WHITTIER RID.

1850 WHITTIER RID.
$40 OF a mile west Of City Limits,
/ block off Wsshtenaw, six room.
modern, country home in good con-
dition. II has stoker, deep well.
oak floors and trim. two car ga
rage. This is buy at $1,000.
Terms.
RIVER ST.
APARTMENTS furnished. brings
in SIS per month besides owner
apartment. $1,000 down. balance at
$500 per month.
Broker Phone $50 Builder
Ralph E. Smallidge
$40 Roosevelt Blvd.
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Rooms

QUIET ROOM for two or three
clean young men. $50 Fairfield y
mile out Washtenaw
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale
Homes Now Vacant

Homes Now Vacant
MOVE RIGHT IN; Dandy room
bungalow on East side. Heated
garage Needs some decorating.
but owner will do bathroom and
kitchen TO suit taste OF purchss-
er when sold. and will furnish
paint for exterior II purchaser
will furnish labor. only $500 down
payment required.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. There
are still 20 OF the new Noble Col
lege Heights homes from watch
10 choose All now ready for oc-
cupancy; II you have not yet seen
this new development one OF our
brokers Will show you without
obligation. $3.50 down payment
Price range $3.50 TO $500,
NOW READY: The last Of our de-
tense homes In popular East Park
Subdivision Is ready for occupancy
No further priorities available.
TO our builders IN this section
Only 1925 down payment and so
reasonable monthly payments take
care Of entire cost OF this Nttrac-
tive foUAcs
JUST VACATED room home
near Bomber Plant. but In nice
residential area. Fireplace. car
garage. Entire home thoroughly
recondltioned about ! year ago. At
only $4,000 this home is one OF
best buys We have had IN a long
-tt#s-ReauiFes about -S+2e9-dewH
payment.
POSSESSION AT ONCE: ! room
home. on West Side Paved street.
Large corner lot. Garage. This IL
a better type home in an excellent
location. Price. $500
Ehman & OreenStreet
40 W. Michigan. Tel Ii37
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BEAUTIFUL Ford Lake view 6
rooms, nice slightly lot.t20o0. Easy
terms. II. Peet. SO n. Huron St.
1871
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Business Opportunities
Livestock
Stock Wanted

DEAD OR ALIvEi
Farm animals collected promptly.
Horses $3.50. cows $500. Sunday
service. Phone Collect.
CENTRAL DEAD STOCK COMPANY
Ann Arbor 2-2a44
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-04-24

prehensive memorandum to the
Department Of Justice citing cas-
es involving Negroes where he
believed the department could act
under Section 81, Title 10.
On March 5, few days after
the riot at Sojourner Truth, Wal
ter White, NAACP secretary, con-
ferred with housing officials in
Washington and urged FBI action.
On March 8, Attorney General
Francis Biddle authorized federal
grand jury investigation and on
March 10 Frank H. Patton, special
assistant to the attorney general
was sent from Washington to De-
roit to take charge of the case.
Mr.. Patton presented the case for
the government to the Grand Ju-
ry. Roy Wilkins, assistant secre-
tary Of the NAACP, and Victor w.
Ronem in the federal building
Attorney-General and head of he
Civil Liberties section of the De-
partment of Justice, arrived in De-
troit, Wednesday, April Is. Mr..
Wilkins was present with Mr..
Rotnem in the federal building
when the indictments were return
ed by the grand jury.
Immediately following the tele-
gram from Mr.. Blandford, city
and state officials held a confer
ence in Lansing with Governor
Van Wagner and Army officials
and state police heads in an at
tempt to devise method of intro
ducing Negro tenants into the So
journer Truth project.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-04-24
SO HELP ME
by Joe Station

Received a paper containing an
article by the popular Brennan
King. It's swell but too long for
full publication in our paper. Here
is the predominating thought. To
put the capital IN in Negro we
must make a solid front and vote
as one, think, live, work and fight
as one; especially where it would
be felt the most-in the ballot
boxes and on the voting machines.
AMEN.
The boys want to know why
the tiny server was hidden on the
floor of a car by bluejacket.
Little Birdie Station is having
ball in Calf. She writes that
ex-Seattle people there say hello
to the home folks.
Mr.. Harrison Staten is the Prop.
and Miss Betty Collins, Mgr, Of
radio repair and race record
shop at 1924 E. Madison. Drop in
and give our newest shop run by
young Negroes a chance to make
good.
Buy A Bond On Pay Day,
Keep The Axis Away
From the u. S. A.
What do you say?
dee Dee" the ex-queen of song
during the night club era, writes
hello from Frisco.
This cooking I've been doing
since my wife went away for a
visit, is beating my stomach to
death.
Locke used to come to work
looking like Little Eva" Since
he has a new and better job, he
wears his Sunday go to meeting.
So Help Me.
SAFETY HINT-BE CAREFUL
Be careful when you're crossing
Even on pedestrian lines;
Cause some of these fool motorists
Just don't believe in signs.
Doc. Station Jr.