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away"
 He looked gravely into Penny's eyes. searched her face for under standing of the things he could not say. T just didn't belong there, you see. No more than you would"
 Penny glowed with the hattery of his condolences. Her heart danced; she felt warmly happy. Did you come straight to Kirk town?" she asked, hoping her tone was casual, fearing 1t wasn't.
 T always wanted little paper where I would be free to write what I wanted to, the way I wanted to. And there was only one paper I could buy for the little money I had-the Kirktown Courier"
 Glad you're here?" she asked He turned toward her with a smile.
 Right now, for the first time yes" She matched his grin with her own dimpled smile. (TO Be COntinued)
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SERIAL STORY
LUCKY PENNY
HENRY

THE STORY: Wealthy Penny Kirk has returned from Paris to KiFktOwn to learn something about the great steel mills she ownA and the people who work i'm them. She gets a job as wait- ress, under the name of Penny Kellogg, and on her first day sees . fight between a mill worker and the Castro gang, wOrikmen. Jim Vickers, local gamblers who prey upon the WoFkmen. Jim Vickers,& local newspaper editor. joins the fight. Penny has met him before in Paris, but he doesn't recognize her.
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Selective Service Numbers

T.s45 Leslie II. Wilkinson. Ypsi.
T-Sf6 Edgar W. Whan. Ypsilanti.
T-S47 W. C. vanWormer. Jr.. Milan.
T.s4S VIM. II. CoetI, Ann Arbor.
T-Si9 Duane +. Rowe. Chelsea.
-T-S50 Geo. W. Rueger. So. Lyon.
T-S5l Kenneth AmstutE, Ann Ar
T-S52 Russell F. Smith. ypsilanti.
T-S53 Geo. A. Briskorn. Ypsilanti.
T-S5i Roy Clement. Salem.
T-S55 Howard F. Jones. Ypsilanti.
T-S56 Ray r. Trausch. Willis.
T-557 Edward F. Henry. Milan.
T-s5S Karl F. Hertler. Saline.
T-S5s Leonard j. Engel, Ypsilanti.
T-s60 John Jaeger, Ypsilanti.
T.S61 Claude Z. Walls. Ypsilanti.
1852 ASbury Craft. Ypsilanu.
1853 Paul NJ Burrell. Ypsilsnti.
T-S6i James r. Breakey, Jr.. Ypsi.
1855 Edwin j. Armbruster, Ann A.
T-s66 Theo. c. Schlemner. Ann Ar.
T-S67 Ora ]. Heath, Milan.
T-S6S John Francis Hoey. Dexter.
T-S69 Herbert V. Watson. Ann Ar.
T-S70 Morgan c. McCalla, Ann Ar.
T-S7l Vern Crimson, Ypsilanti.
T-S72 Van F. Deloria. Ypsilanti.
T-S73 Newton W. Clark, Ypsilanti.
T-S74 Russell + Brown. Ann Ar.
ISIS II. ". Johnson, Whitmore l..
T-S76 John C Nothdurft. Ann Ar.
T-S77 Joseph p. Kelly, Ypsilanti.
ISIS John r.. Calkins, So Lyon.
T-S79 Norman J. Parker. Ypsilanti.
TSS0 Herman d. Miller, Ypsilanti.
T-sS1 Harold /. Green. Ann Arbor.
T-SS2 Ed. Geo. Streicher. Ypsilanti.
T-ss3 Thomas f. Moore. Ypsilanti.
T-SS4 Johnnie n. Nsgewood, Ypsi.
T-sS5 Robert c. Mcdonald. Willis.
T-Ss6 Robert r. Scott, Ypsilanti.
T-SS7 Alfred r. Ratzow, Ypsilanti.
T-sSS Dwight c. Chapman. Ypsi
T-Ss9 Albert H. Frey, Manchester
T-S9O Clarence A. Hawkins. Ypsi.
1881 Stewart Helfrich. Ypsilanti.
1882 Robert Dunwoody. Ypsilanti.
T-S93 Almer w. Fry, Ypsilanti.
T-Ss4 Donald Brothers, Ypsilanti.
1885 Charles NJ Davidson, Ypsi.
1856 Joseph Atkins, Ypsilanti.
T-s97 Burton f. Winger, Ypsilanti.
T-S9S Harry j. Conn. Ypsilanti.
T-Ss9 Benjamin Nicely, Ypsilanti.
1900 Leo Mason. Whitmore Lake.
T-9Ol Robert S. Harris, Ann Arbor.
T-9O2 Otto F. Eiseman, Chelsea.
T-sO3 Waldo B. Pspsdorf. Clinton.
T-9Oi Harry r. Snodgrass. Ypsilanti
1905 Guy S. Wurm, Ypsilanti.
1905 Wesley Schoolmaster. Ypsi
T-907 Finis L. Ross, Ypsilanti.
I-sOS Vincent T. Conley, Dexter
T-9O9 Jack w. Patterson, Whit. L.
I $40 Ronald Z. Lentz, Milan.
T-9ll Russell H. Meyers, Ypsilanti.
T-Sl2 Roy ]. Warner, Ypsilanti.
T-91S Leon A. Drouillard, Ypsilanti.
T-sl4 Robert Young, Ypsilanti.
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phoned Bryan. The little agent
fused and fumed, but Molla stood
firm.
Il am sorry, Mr.. Bryan" she told
him. Surely an intelligent man like
you would understand. But l prom
Use I will give you definite word
within six weeks"
"Okay-okay. II that's the way
it is, okay," he replied. But prom
Use me this. too. Some of the social
big shots in town are whipping up
Red Cross charity ice show next
week. Maybe you've heard about it.
The money is going to be sent to
Europe for refugee work.
so get this-it won't be any
trouble at all to get you on that
program. You won't refuse THAT,
will you and besides, he went
on swiftly. besides. we've got to
keep you in the public eye. We've
just got to-"
Molla's eyes glinted momentarily
as his words came over the wire.
Yes, I will" she promised. ITS
good cause and love to skate.
I'll be glad to do it"
Molla knocked on lays Office
door early the next morning. He
looked up, pleasantly surprised,
when she entered.
would you-could you postpone
our Saturday night engagement
until the following week."
"Why, I guess so, II you insist. ]
won't even ask you the reason" he
smiled.
"Oh, but I want to tell you" she
said quickly. I'm going to skate in
a Red Cross benefit show this Sat
urdsy at Madison Garden"
Madison Square Garden" he
corrected, and then added enthusi.
sstically. SAY. that's swell. Wei
all have to 60 down and take a
look Dad. mother and all my
friends. Cot to show you of, you
know"
She laughed shortly. Il hope ]
do not disappoint them-or you.
Eddie Bryan wasted little time
All the papers carried a story the
following day Of the latest addition
TO the Red Cross benefit ice per.
Torrance. Two Of the papers used
Mollas picture again. Enid was
thrilled. Gosh, this Office hasn't
had 50 much publicity since We
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through business college and sup
ports bis mother.
Sellner claims 10 have installed
one OF the first steering wheel gear
shifts in his automobile. which Is
equipped with a small crane 20 lit
him from his wheelchair to the
drivers seat aud then hoists the
chair into a rear compartment.
Before becoming afflicted. Darrell
was assistant to the president OF
one Of the largest wholesale and
retail automobile corporations In
the country. holding many OF his
own patents on automobile safety
devices.
The attack OF arthritis, which he
suffered in 1928. failed TO cripple
his initiative and imagination Since
then he has built up large auto
motive business OF his own and,
even after becoming confined to
his bed. ne promoted the largest in
dependent banana business in the
industry
lie Is radio pu1liciSt Of consid-
cradle note having handled the
John Garner campaign here.
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BY
JERRY
BRONDFIELD

landed those two big government
orders a few months ago"
Enid backed off and looked at
Molla admiringly. Aren't you the
one. though? 1 just know you'll
knock 'em dead"
Molla frowned unessily. Enid.
do you think the other people here
resent me in any way? 1 should
hate to have anyone think / enjoy
privileges that they do not"
Enid laughed. There isn't soul
in this Office who isn't crazy about
you Freddy is violently in love with
you, you know. Even Miss Crump
beams upon you when you're not
looking" she said significantly.
You'll come, Of course ?"
ITO the show? Try and keep me
out"
Wherever Molla looked, It
seemed, she noticed posters and
bilibosrds, screaming in big red let
tiers, Red Cross Ice Revue" Eddie
Bryan took her down and intro
duced her to Hal Michaels, the pro-
Queer OF the show. Michaels well
coined her warmly.
you won't need more than a
couple Of rehearsals il you're half
as good as Eddie says you are, and
he's never wrong"
Molla was taking a anal fting
on a costume Saturday afternoon
when Enid came home. Just as she
approached the steps to their
apartment a tall man with his over
coat collar turned up approached
her. She noticed a scar above one
eye.
Pardon me-" he said politely.
There was a slight foreign accent
TO his speech. Would you be so
kind as to give this note to Miss
Glendon He pushed an envelope
into Ends hand, tipped his hat
and hurriedly walked away.
Enid looked at the envelope cur
iously. The words "Molla Glendon"
were written in a firm hand, but
one not too familiar with English.
There was something about this
she didn't like.
She put the note IN her purse.
There wasn't much chance Of see
ing Molla until after the show, and
she hoped 1t wasn't anything too
urgent. II would just have to wait
Ito Be Continuedl
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INVALIDS GROUP
MAY Be GUIDES
BERKELEY. CALIFORNIA. HEAD
or UNIQUE ORGANIZATION
OF HANDICAPPED

BERKELEY. Cal TIP More
than 2.i0o physically Handicapped
persons throughout the nation now
look toward this c4ty for guidance
in their efforts TO become self-sup-
porting and useful members OF SO.
ciety
Il Is the headquarters for one OF
the most unique organizations In the
world. Wheelchair Club, Inc. a pon.
profit corporation.
Purpose OF the club. as set forth
IN lis articles Of incorporation, Is
10 provide employment and oppor
TURTLES for employment for the
physically Handicapped who can and
want 70 work. 10 aid ne families of
crippled children. and 10 provide a
long range program OF compensa
ton for the hopelessly crippled.
Organized in April. 1910. under
the leadership OF c b Darrell. q
successful automotiye engineer and
puhlicist. although Sc, erely crippled
by arthritis. the club already has
completed plans TO open an automo
bile polish manufacturing plant
here in which some so physically
handicapped persons will find en-
ployment.
Hoist Lifts Him in Car
Vice presiden, OF the club is Len
+ Sellner. who Is paralyzed from his
lungs down. yet has driven his spe-
cially constructed automobile hun
dreds OF thousands OF miles without
an accident
Sellner IL the inventor OF the ten
mis- ball button and employs l5o
/ physically handicapped persons IN
his manufacturing plant He has
bought his own home put his sister
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CHAPTER NINE


TAY HANDED some papers tc
Neil and assumed a severe atti.
tude. "Whitworth engineers don't
monopolize the attentions Of our
file clerks" he said soberly, "espe.
cially when they're as lovely as
Miss Glendon."
Neil made a motion as though b
throw the inkwell at him and Tay
grinned.
And now" he said, I'D like a
little service myself. This way, Miss
Glendon." Tay bowed low and mo-
toned toward the connecting door
leading TO his office.
"Yes?" Molla said quietly.
He took her by both shoulders
and sat her down in a chair. First
Of all, you mustn't go near that
bad man from Minnesota" he
warned in mock seriousness. Hes
very dangerous. Very. Why, do you
know, he's looked at you three
times in the week he's known YOU ?
That's two over par for him. He
probably has evil designs on you.
Molla laughed. Mr.. Lundquist
was only giving me some advice.
"Oh-advice, Ell? So Neil is
turning into the office Betty Fair.
fax" Tay grinned. Molla liked that
grin. II was bright and spontane-
GUS, and its sparkle seemed to give
her a lift
We'll, it's my turn to hand out
some advice, and here IL is. I sug.
gest that you go out and take a
good look at New York at night
and see what's hiding behind some
of those bright lights. 1 suggest
furthermore, that you take this lit.
tie excursion in the company Of one
Taylor Whitwortby who comes
highly recommended as a conductor
of tours after dark"
Something inside her made tiny
little leap.
ITS nice OF you, but I don't
think l should. lit isn't good for
an employee to be on such close so.
.cial terms with her employer"
Tay sat down heavily in a big
leather chair. well, I'll be Hey
listen" he cried. I'm just the boss
son. couldn't even fire you il ]
wanted to. Besides. where'd you get
those ideas? Something you
thought up all Of a SUDDEN"
She shook her head.
"Ohhhhh, see. Then you've an.
ticipated that would ask you fol-
a date and had your answer al
ready" Tsy grinned again. Nope
won't do you any good This is ar
order. and II you refuse you'll b.
locked a days wages for insubordi.
nation"
IF you put it that way, then yot
win"
Tay made a pretense Of moppine
his brow. Never in my life did j
have such a tough time getting q
date. Two more minutes and
would have given it up as a bac
job"
II admire your perseverance"
Thanks. Next Saturday night
them"
Molla nodded. Next Saturday
night"
The following day Molla tele.
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T-s1s Norris Whiteheld. Whitaker
T.s2O Virgil R. shater, Ypsilanti.
T-s2l James Glynn. Saline.
Tsp Guy Z. Curtis. Ypsilanti.
T-S23 Carl julius Nimke. Ann Ar.
T-s24 Harold Z. Boyer, Ann Arhor-
T-S25 Harry J. Orr, Ann Arbor
T-S26 Erwin f. j. Hack. Ann Arbor.
T-s27 Roy Lee Buckles. Ann Arbor.
T-S2S Omer H. Feldkamp, Saline
T-S29 Harold A. Richards. Ypsi
T-SS0 Donald X. Knapp, Ypsilanti.
T-S3l Robert judge Spiers. Ann A.
TSP Fred A. Radtke, SO. Lyon.
T-S33.Asa NJ. Ballard. Ypslanti.
T.S34 Raymond A. Lamson. Ypsi.
T.SS5 VIM. r. Harris, Saline.
T-S36 Harvey J. Kluwe. Saline.
T-S37 Don NJ. Ford. Saline.
T-S3S Sidney j. Hopkins. Ann Ar.
T-SS9 William Easter, Ypsilanu
T-S40 Bromar Allen, Ypsilanti
T-S4l Ray Austin Ware. Ypsilanti.
T-S42 Morris Kutzen, Ipsilanti
T-S43 Herbert r. Stockwell. Ann a.
T-S44 Jens II. Mathieson. Yjsilanti.
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T-915 Emanuel Notar. Willis.
T-9l6 Edwin J. Olney. Ann Arbor.
T-9l7 Ben l.. Coles, Dexter -.
T9ls Charles B. Dodd, Ann Arbor.
T-919 Alvin H. Marsh, Ann ArbOr.
1920 William Snay. Dexter
T-92l William P. Craig. Milan.
T-922 Gordon E. Lamb Ypsilanti.
1928 Lloyd +. DevOl. Ypsilanti.
1924 James II. Evans. Ypsilanti.
1925 Thomas r. Thompson, Ypsi
T-926 Harry n Harrington. Ann Ar.
1927 James r. Shifferd. Npsilanti.
TOPS Donald A. Dellabaugh, Ann AT
1929 John Grinnage, Ypsilanu.
1890 Daniel Yuhas, Jr.. Ypsilanti.
1881 Elwyn H. Bailey. Ypsilanti.
1882 Cecil Raymond Lawson, Ypsi.
1888 Madden Duty, Ypsilanti.
1884 Roscoe c. Morell. Ypsilanti.
1885 Garth l.. Staulter. Milan.
1885 Wilfred G. Caesar, Whitmore
1887 Eden D. Cavanaugh, Ypsilanti
T 93S Waldo w. Hi. Whitmore l..
1889 Alva Hunter, Ypsilanti.
T-940 Harold F. Palmer Dexter.
T-941 Guy Afford, Ypsilanti.
T-942 Frank NJ. Underwood, Chelsea
T-943 Clarence Chambers, Ypsilanti.
T-944 Walter F. Troll, Manchester.
T945 Ralph NJ. Oesterle. Chelsea.
T-946 Lindsey B. Colyin. Ypsilanti.
T947 Joe NJ. Darmofall Npsilanti
0tG Taaah Ann A
T-949 Edwin G. Nissley, Saline
1850 Ray H. Walton, Ypsilanti
T951 Alton NJ. Allison. Ypsilanti.
1852 William A. Sulkowski, Salem
1853 LaVerne T. Coy, Ann Arbor.
T-954 August P. Briggs, Ypsilanti.
1855 David l.. Hoatson, Ann Arbor.
T-956 Theodore F. Lellin,g Ann Ar.
1857 Charles w. Bahnmiller, Chefs.
T95S Robert f. Leverett, Ann Ar.
1883 Stanley l.. Norton, Ypsilanti.
1880 james d. Miller, Chelsea.
Ts61 Raymond Ryerson, Ypsilanti
1852 Lindsay J. Durham. Ann Ar
1853 Ernest J. Graf. Ann Arhor
1854 Harry Hummel. Npsilanti.
1855 Fritz Bauer, Chelsea.
1906 Crell Elmore Woods. Ann Ar
1885, Hancel J. Wilson. ipsilanti.
T-96S Emanuel A. kuebler, Ann Ar
1859 Roy A. Wilson. Ypsilanti.
1870 Aaron c. Girbach. Ann Arbor
T-97l Joseph W. Wallace, Ypsilanti.
T.972 John Ellis. Ann Arbor.
1913 Albert A. Horic, Ypsilanti
T-974 Albert f. Bredernitz, Saline
T-975 Elmer II. Ahrens. Manchester
T976 Maurice d. Wilcox. lpsilanti
T-977 Paul w. Ernst, Manchester.
T-97s Joseph Roderick, Ann Arbo
1873 George s Brown, Npsilanti
T-9S0 Merle l.. Simonton, Saline.
T9s1 Howard B. Hafner, Milan.
1882 Harold w Kett. Ann Arbor
T-9s3 Ernest Y. Wright. Ypsilanti
T-9s4 Duncan A. Robson. Saline
T-9S5 John Langowskb Chelsea
T-9s6 Foster L. Cross, Ann Arbo;
T-9S7 Clarence Karcher. Saline.
T-9ss Charles Rhodes. Bridgewater
1889 Robert P. Milliken. Dexter.
1890 julius z. Schmidt. Ann Arbor
1891 Orville W. Willibey. Ypsilanti
1892 Roy l.. Kern, Manchester.
1898 Oscar j. Beurele, Manchester
1894 Jacob Bauer. Clinton.
1885 Warren J. Miller. Manchester
1895 George A. Garda. Ypsilsnti
1897 Alexander r. Grant Ann A.
1898 Harold A. Dietle, Manchestei
1899 Russell Holderman, Chelsea
T-1000 Edward NJ. Alder. Ypsilanti
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I DOL Herbert Blumhsrdt. Clinton
T-l002 Eddie L. Briningsthull, \. A.
T-lO03 Arthur 3 White. Milan.
T-l0Oi James kaylor Chelsea.
T-1O05 Fred z. Wheeler, Dexter.
T-1O06 W. Walter Weaver. Ypsilanu
.T.l007 George II Erke. Chelsea.
T-lOOS Earl f. Underwood, Ypsilanu
T-l009 Jasper G. Lopez, Ann Arbor
T.lOl0 Paul ]. Howard. Dexter.
T-lOl1 Harold W Matzke, Ann Ar
T-1Ol2 Grover l. Klumpp, Saline.
T-lOlS Walter W. Korte, Saline.
T-1Ol4 George f. Buckles. Ann Ar.
T.l0l5 Ray Davis. Saline
T-l0l6 Donald NJ Reiman. Whit l..
T-l0l7 Arthur c. Larmee. Ann Arbor
T1O1S Eli err Robertson, Npsilanti.
T-lO19 Chester A. Barnes Ypsilanti
T O2O Ovid Delany Weldon, Ann A
T-lO?1 Domingo Origel, Milan.
T-lO22 John Aloysius MCGEE, Ups
T.1O23 Clifford l.. Flynn, Chelsea.
T-1024 Gerry II. Hammond, Ypsi
T-l025 Ernest w Schrock, Milan.
T-1O26 Virgil G Pabst, Manchester.
-T-1027 Karl Hagmann. Npsilani.
TlO2s Harley l.. Hepner. Ann Ar.
T-1O29 Fred A. OFT. Clinton.
T-1030 Edward F. Forster, Ypsilanti.
T103l Harvey l.. Colts. Milan.
T-1032 James l.. Wallace, Npsilant.
T-l033 Thomas d. Fitzgerald, Ann \
T-1034 Charles II Curtis. Ypsilanti.
T-1035 Cecil II. Beardsell Ann Ar.
T-1036 Homer f. Pepper Ann Arbor.
T1037 Jacob Mortensen. Ann Arbor
T-l0SS Salvasor S. Lopez, Dexter.
T-1039 Fred James Quigley, Ypsi.
T-1040 Paul G. Diuble, Chelsea.
T.104l Charles Eisenhauer Manch.
T-1042 Ronald F. Cook, Scio.
T-10f3 Neil ] Foster, Chelsea.
T-1044 David w Wrinkle. Dexter.
T1O45 William r. Walker, Chelsea
T.l046 Corbett Trsylor. Ypsilanti.
T-1047 Theodore o. Simpson, Saline
Tl0is Simon c. Taylor, Manchester
T-1049 Alvin W. Sodt, Ann Arbor
T-l050 Emil f. Johnson. Ann Arbor.
T.1051 William Benjamin, Salem.
THOSE Ewing Oakley Snyder, Ypsi.
T-1053 Fred VI Roller. Manchester.
T-105i Almon p. McAllister Hpsi.
T-1O55 John d. Goldsmith. Milan
T-l056 Claude ". Hill Manchester.
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Paul ]. Alder. Clinton.

T-793 Paul ]. Alder Clinton.
T-794 Lee Gordon Rose, Milan.
TBS Earl y. Riskey. Ann Arbor,
T-7s6 Russell L. Abdon. Chelsea.
T-797 John L. Norcross. Clinton.
TBS Joseph J. Carr, Milan.
T-799 Andrew KEENAN,. Ann Arbor
T-S00 Leonard W. Clark. Ypsilanti.
T-s0l Charles j. Mays, Ypsilantl,
T-S02 George Collins. Ypsilanti.
T-s03 Paul II. Drews, Npsilanti.
T-s04 John II. Carver. Jr.. Dexter,
T-S05 George Z. Vas. YPsilanti.
T-s06 Roy Delos Court. Ann Arbor.
T-S07 Geo. H. Campbell, Ypsilanti.
T-S0s Burton H. Worden, Ann Ar.
T-S09 VIM. D. Clearwater. Milan.
T-sl0 Frank o. Jackson. Ypsilanti.
T-S11 Leonard ]. Kirsch, Ann Ar.
TSP r. L. W. Hofer. Ypsilanti.
T-s13 Harold NJ. Baskin, Ypsilanti
T-Sl4 Joseph J. Burie. Milan.
r-sl5 Anthony Sawka, Ypsilanti.
isis David W. Osler. Ann Arbor.
T-Sl7 Edgar L. Darr. Ann Arbor.
isis Leo Wilkinson. Ypsilanti
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NO REFUGE FROM LOVE
SYNOPSIS

MOLLA GLENDON comes 10 New
York, seeking refuge from the war
that has swept across her native Nor
way. and from the bombs that shat
tered London, where she had fed
from Oslo. She goes to work in the
Office Of the Whitworth Construction
company.
BURTON WENTWORTH, head OF the
company. was a friend Of her de-
ceased father. Molla meets
TAYLOR WENTWORTH. handsome
and dashing son Of Burton, and
NEIL LUNDQUIST. young field engl-
neer Of the company.
YESTERDAY; Tay comes into Nels
office just after Neil advises Molla TO
wait az least six weeks before signing
the preferred movie contract.
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CONFERENCE OPENS

Battle Creek, Mich. Mar l6-INS
- 4 week long business meeting 1t
the Battle Greek Sanitarium-with
several hundred officials. pastors
and church leaders from the Lake
Union conference OF the Seventh
Dav AdNentists IN attendance--wa s
scheduled TO gct under way today.
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WASHINGTON -AP-The once
Of Price Administration today lift
ed restrictions on typewriter rem
tails and announced a plan for the
limited rationing OF used machines
under temporary price ceilings. The
rationing will begin April 10 with
the prices fixed at March levels.
Rental charges also are fixed under
a 60-day emergency ceiling, efec-
tive Immediately.
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MONTGOMERY Ala AP -
Esker Washington Gibson, 80. con-
victed of burning his wife to death
and accused OF destroying his Ave
children in the same FIRE, died In
Kilby Prisons electric chair early
Friday.
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MEXICO CtTY-AP-The federal
court has overruled a state var
rant for the arrest of Fernando
Ortiz Rubo. son Of former presi-
dent Of Mexico, on charges Of
fatally shooting Gov Alfredo IA
rate Albarran OF Mexico State.
March :. Ortiz Rubio is being
held here by federal authorities
pending a hearing March 81 on
his appeal against transfer to Tolu-
ca, capital Of the State Of Mexico,
TO face the charges.
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Rural Events

MARCH "
wills
Patterson banquet. Willis
church. W $ c. 5 to serve supper.
Stony Greek
Grange will sponsor public card
party al the hall.
Milan
Eastern Star chapter will meet.
Mrs. Thalia Petty and Elizabeth
Fluher in charge.
FrsinS Lake
Fish supper at Dixboro Church,
$50 ?. m
MARCH 10
York
Saline Grange will have social
meeting at the York Hall
MARCH 10
Stony Greek
Womans Society OF Christian
Service will meet at church.
Salem
Federated Ladies' Aid penny
supper al church In evening.
Jacksonville
Helping Hand Society will meet
with Mrs. {. d. Jewell, Belleyille
STOCKHOLM -AP-The minis
try OF justice confscated editions
OF six more Swedish newspapers
Friday because they contained
stories concerning alleged crueltles
perpetrated in prisons in German
occupied Norway.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-16

SYDNEY. Australia -AP- Aus
tralian casualties in the Malayan
campaign including the defense
Of singapore totaled 1901, It was
reported here.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-26
Jimmy Edgar Fights
Jack LaMotta Here

But Nick Londes, Detroit pro-
moter, was anxious to obtain the
bout for Detroit fans. He has been
dickering with the two fighters
since that time, and last week sign
ed them for his card at Olympia
New Years night.
Since his loss TO LaMotta, Edgar
has started another winning streak.
His latest victim was Tony Motisi,
Chicago welterweight. IN the first
round. 1t was the quickest Of his
70 knockouts in 20 bouts.
Two weeks ago Edgar was sched-
uled 70 meet Billy Pryor Of Pueblo.
a. Olympia, but lad to withdraw
because of illness : I'M which he
mas fully recovered.
This will be LaMotts's first sp-
pearance in Detroit. In the first
La'tle between the two fighters
Jack had a weight advantage and
probably will nave it again. He
usually campaigns in the middle
weight division.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-26

CHARLOTTE, N. C.-tANP)-W.
Eugene Houston, Jr,, director of
publicity for the athletic depart
ment Of johnson c. Smith univer.
sity, Will do an article on Negro
intercollegiate football for the pas
year. This article is to appear in
the Football News 1912 Review.
which is due 10 come of the press
IN the early part Of January. This
book, called the yearbook Of the
American Collegiate Sports Week
ly" will contain a complete geview
of 1912 collegiate and professional
football.
Many Negro colleges will be in
cluded; all that answered the
questionnsires that were sent out
the first OF the year. Also the main
Negro bowl games will be covered
adequately.
Mr.. Houston. called Gene by
associates, was a summs cum lsude
graduate OF the class OF 1871, being
the only member in class Of 1871
TO have ,nonors higher than cum
laude. He is a member of the