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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Texas, A. & M.
Head Parade;
Texas Christian
Short Handed
Nv RED GRANGE
Tho Original Man-in- Motion

Football in the Southwest vii
be typical Of the men from that
sector who are distinguishing
themselves on fsr-flung battle
fronts II viii be aggressive
wide-open. offensive football play.
ed by rough. rswboned young men
who like 20 mix Il.
The COW country IL the cradle
Of dipsy-do. and this year. more
than ever before, its colorful brand
OF football In going 10 strike a
responsive chord with the military
minded.
Texas A. and NJ, the school
which turns out more Army
officers than West Point. IL the
defending conference champion.
although the scourge OF last sea-
son was a tremendous Texas team
which either blitzed or sputtered.
That seeking Steer squad Is
lighter by is lettermen. but is
not green. SO powerful was the
Al edition that the regulars play
ed less than half the time. The
boys who backed them up are
back.
BIBLE COUNTS ON
JONES AND ROBERTS
Dana X. Bible will miss back
field busters Jack Grain and Mike
Lsyden and linemen Chal Daniels
and Malcolm Kutner. His for
ward wall is well fortified with
201-pound stan Mauldin pegging
IL from tackle. In the backfield.
Walton Roberts is an accomplish
ed tailback and sophomore Ray
Jones, his understudy, is a sleep
err who may be the Steers Mr..
Big.
Homer Hill Norton has a vet
eran Texas Aggie squad. There
will be 10 starting lettermen--all
seniors. Jitterbug Bill Henderson
is an outstanding All-America
The future outlook., 1942-11-28
William E. Riker
Is Arrested

william f.. Elkcr. founder aud
leader Of an csoterlc religious cult
known ns World Government Head
quarters. who claims he gave Hitler
HIS IDEAS concerning race supremacy.
was arrested ut Holy City, CnlIfor.
mia, by agents Of the Federal Bureau
of Investigation,
Director J. Edgar Hoover stated
that the arrest WIS made after a
Federal Grand Jury at san Francis
co returned an indictment charging
Iukcr with violation of the wartime
scdltlon statute.
Riker's cult which advocates world
government described ~ THE Per
feet Christian Divine Way" and
based on supremacy Of the white
races. was Incorporated under the
laws OF California In 1887 and has
It's headquarters at Holy city. Its
vested properties, the cstimnted
value of which was more thnn $40.
600 in 1887, are recorded in the
name OF Riker and have been par.
tally donated hy members Of the cult
who now number approximately 60,
In recent ycnrs lkIker has dlstrib
utcd literature In pamphlet and leaf-
let form. most OF which has been
extremely pro-nazl and he claims
that Germany Is the only country
which IN being governed according
to his world plan Since December I,
1911. this literature has taken the
line Of advocating that this Is n race
war In which the whites would be-
Iiittcd against nll other races.
Rikcr has condemned war against
Germany, described by him as kin
drcd race; predicts German victory
and annlyzes the war against Ger
many as n plot perpetratcd by jew
ish and international interests
Material OF this type has been dis
trbutcd by RIkcr among members
OF the armed forces and he person
ally hns sought TO influence soldiers
and sailors to his vicious plan con
corning race discrimination and the
fuility OF war against Germany.
Rlker is n natyc.born American.
He Is apprlxametly 90 years OF age.
The future outlook., 1942-11-28

tlons TO be untrue TO his marriage
vow. He saw widow who as fac,
ing the darkness OF the future. The
man stood and watched until they
all came out Of the chapel. He WIS
impressed hy the fact that each had
n song I'm his heart, and cnch ap-
peared TO have found strength for his
problem. This was n church -- a
church fulfilling IT'S God. given mis-
sion.
The future outlook., 1942-11-28

Most OF us are running our homes
on budget, and any new ways we
nn learn to stretch thugs further are
most welcome Here's one nbout
eggs. Add bit OF salt to the water
before boiling n cracked egg to keep
Il from leaking out Aud for vnriety
try poaching eggs IN tomato juice or
milk
The future outlook., 1942-11-28
Greensboro
Church List
ADVENTIST

Seventh Day Adventist
1902 East Market Street
BAPTIST
Gethscmane
40 Ireland Street
New Light
1901 Mcconnell Road
Providence
sl1 Baptist Street
Trinity
5o7 Gillespie Street
Mount Zion
S0s Wilmington Street
New Zion
ll2T South Cedar Street
St James
$50 Florida Street
United institutional
S06 Market Street
Friendship Primitive
1905 East Market Street
New Cedar Grove
1924 Retreat Street
Primitive
Gi0 Best Street
Shiloh
$50 South Ashc Street
CATHOLIC
st Mary's
l4li Gorrcll Street
CHRISTIAN
bishop Temple
21l East Street
St Stephen
sos High Street
CHURCH OF GOD
Church OF God In Christ
20T Cant Street
Mount Calvary Church OF
Christ
1I2 East Street
CONGREGATIONAL
First Congregational
401 High Street
EPISCOPAL
Church OF the Redecmer
o00h East Market Street
HOLINESS
Christian Alliance
T05 Best Street
The future outlook., 1942-11-28

lie has twice sought nomination for
the roycrnorshlp OF California, be-
Ing unsuccessful on both occasions.
lie last sought nomination during
the past summer and at present Ia
u "wrltcln" candidate for the COVER.
norship Of California"
iIkcr viii be arralgned pursuant
Ia the indictment before the Y. =,
District court at San Francisco.
The future outlook., 1942-11-28
Miss EUdn I'LL

Dot Evan, who was Miss Dudley
High was taken to the hospital last
Friday after school TO have nm op.
GRAFTON.
The future outlook., 1942-11-28

When serving fresh whole tona-
toes you can peel them without
waste or marrlng the surface, by
quickly dipping them into scaldlng
water and pulling OFF the skins. Put
them bnck In the refrigerator for
n while TO rc-chlll them.
The future outlook., 1942-11-28

You've probably heard this dozen
times at least, but It's worth repeat
ing TO assure the utmost nutrition
from orange JUICE. never squeeze
your oranges until ready 10 serve Il.
The future outlook., 1942-11-28

Lindsay street
COL Lindsay Street
Mount Vernon
$40 South Street
Skencs' Chapel
1924 East Market Street
Gorrell Street True Holiness
Cos Sampson Street
Mount Zion
1919 Mcconnell Road
Mount Pisgah
ll0T Retreat Street
ST. james
White Oak
LUTHERAN
Grace Lutheran Memorial
Church
Washington Street, Corner
Benhow Road
ME lHODlSI
Bethel A. NJ. +.
1875 North Reean Street
East White oak A. NJ +.
Zion
Ill Water street
Mount Oliyet \. NJ. T.. Zion
l3i Beech Street
Trinity A. NJ. T.. Zion
Az East Washington Street
browning Chapel VI. L.
1910 East Market Street
High Street NJ, +,
10I4 East Ice Street
81. Matthew NJ. u.
col South Ashc Street
Warren Street NJ. l..
60 Warren Street
c. NJ A. Methodist
Gl2 East Market Street
ll20 Morris Street
ST. Phillip A. VI. l.. Zion
19l1 South Ashe Street
PRESBYTERIAN
ST. james
30 Forbls Street
UNDENOMuN ATIONAL
Antioch
T30 Gibson Street
Peoples Tabernacle
1900 East Market Street
The House Of Prayer FOR All
People
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10
GUN and PACK SPADE Are BEST
FRIENDS OF GUADAL CANAL MEN
PUt Phillip Fritz Maxi in Second Letter Received
Here, Tells About Sir-Foot Lizards That Sound
Like Men Breaking Way Through Jungle.

Guadacanal soldiers best friends his 'gun and
pack spade Phillip Fritz" Maxi declared in airmai
letter received here this week by the VFW.
Maxi several Ely soldiers Guadacanal said, I'm
you read about this place. know just what
I'm up against This the largest island of the group and is
considered to be quite valuable.
81 to realize that your and pack spade
are your friends, most of you know who have
through the last seeing lot and doing lot and
everything looks be favor It's rough going but we
take and dish out plenty Don't get much rest on
the go most of the time.
This only few degrees from the equator, which
makes tough going at times 1t just gets hotter than h
island is about 100 miles long and one big jungle 1t is
full of reptiles of all kinds.
There large lizards about six feet long that sound
just like coming through the brush They say the
Jungle sleeps l sure found that out.
monkeys here and also beautiful parrots
n case get of here, I'll be able to tell good men
the VFW) what it like to fight Guadacanal The mall
finally caught up with and received SIX ELY MINERS all
at one time thank you sending the don't
know anything better than receiving from the home
folks especially out here.
all doing bit, and here's hoping all can come
back soon l enjoyed hunting much more in Ely
This is letter received from Maxi since he landed
on Guadacanal, the first coming to relatives here
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10
WHO SHOULD GET COFFEE,
YOU OR MARINE?

If you think the government is being
harsh on you in this coffee rationing
deal, the OPA suggests you answer
this question:
Should you
Or Marine fighting for the well
fare of his country in the Solomon
Islands
Or a fighter pilot in Africa
Or torpedo man on Jap-hunting
submarine
Or khaki-clad soldier on guard fol
Americas welfare at some outpost in
the Aleutians
Get that coffee?
Remember, every cup of coffee you
drink was brought by sailors who risk
ed their lives to bring it to you from
South America, says the OPA, and that
less coffee is being brought to the
United States because the ships that
ply the sub-infested Atlantic and
Caribbean are hauling bauxite ore foI
aluminium, nitrates from Chile for ou
gunpowder and copper and other vita,
war necessities.
OPA recommends that heavy" coffee
drinkers cut down on their use, such
as giving up the second cup, between
meal coffee drinking and other uses
that are largely habit. Other beverages
will do the job.
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10
F0cts on Dependency
Are Outlined by NaUu

Dependency is one of the most popu-
lar subjects with Minnesota men who
may enter the navy, according to Lieu
tenant Cy S. Olson, Minneapolis, Of
ficer-in- charge of navy recruiting for
Minnesota.
Fully rs per cent are deeply con-
cerned with the dependency allotment
offered by the government and the
answer Is simple:
Enlisted men, petty officer third class
and under, may contribute for their
dpendents $22 month from their pay.
To this amount the government will
add $28 month for a wife, plus S12
month for the first child, $40 z
month for each additional child. For
other members of the family who are
proved to be dependent, the govern
ment will also contribute SIS a month
for one parent, $25 a month for two
parents and 5 for each other family
dependent up to total Of $50. Chief
petty officers and petty officers, first
and second class, with dependents, re-
ceive dependents quarters allowance
OF $3.50 monthly
Letters of work reference necessary
to obtain ratings in the navy are a
Dig source of trouble When the navy
asks for letters of work reference, they
want just hat" the lieutenant says
yet day after day letters come in
telling us what a good fellow the
bearer is and forget to tell us what
work he is doing and how good he IS
at it."
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10
APPLY FOR CANNING
SUGAR BY MAIL

Housewives of Minnesota, North and
South Dakota were asked today to re-
frain from making direct requests for
canning sugar to their war price and
rationing boards.
The board are busy tese days handl-
ing fue loil application and supple
mental rationing applications.
In case where there Is definite need
for canning sugar Immediately, house
wives are asked to get form No. 315, fill
it out and mail it to their boards
Board members will be able to give
faster and more satisfactory service
all the way around if the applications
are received through the mail, OPA
officials say.
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10

have to learn to run everything that's
on wheels and shoot everything that
shoots. I guess I can run a jsep, but
they say you STILL HAVE TO
LEARN THE ARMY WAY.
well, you know wnat I want, the
home paper. You know that when a
fellow is away from home the first
thing he thinks about in the morning
is his home town-that is, if he has
time to think and some mornings you
don't"
1--WE in the armed forces really ap-
preciate getting the paper" writes
Seaman Edward Pvcel, Div. 2, Sec. 2,
Toledo, Ohio, Armory. Haven't had
time to do much here but study and
do a little duty work. Have come in
touch with many Minnesota boys.
Even we make good navy men.
School consists of an accounting
course in the navys way of doing it.
School lasts four months. The marines
and navy men have been attending
school together. They (the marines)
are not so bad, not after one gets ac-
customed to what they say about the
navy and marines scrapping all the
time, which is not true at all.
Toledo is very much navy-mindeo
city. People treat us like brothers
We are always invited cut to dances
! dinners, and once I attended large
supper at church. Next to home,
| like Toledo the best of all cities I've
seen. I've travelled 5000 miles already
Seems as though the navys going tc
show us the country first and then
| the world AS far as hospitality goes
| give me the North. Hello, Freddy
Staff Sgt. Chester Thoren who is
stationed as Camp Tyson, Tenn, says
that his unit "is a convoy outfit. In
stead of working on the regular big
balloons, we are on the smallest. The
balloons can be flown from the small
est of places, such as from a buoy ir
some harbor, or from the deck of 6
crowded ship. We are looking forward
to going to some lake to receive train
ing on water borne sites. I think this
work will be very interesting"
|
"Tm just starting my training al
Camp Adair, Ore.," Pvt. Bernard Shi'
konya writes. I'm sure that receiving
the paper will do much in aiding me
i to keep in contact with all the othel
boys from home who are in the serv'
ice. Next to receiving letters from
home, the paper does much to keep u
in closer contact with each other. i
also adds great deal to building vi
morale"
: "Well, here we are on an airfield,
} says Pfc Felix w. Alfalfa, 1779 Ord
Co., MoChord Field, Wash, and it il
sure nice to be here. We saw som'
| beautiful country coming out here, bu
I'll take the Arrowhead for mine. Ant
/ I sure miss it now.
wouldn't mind seeing the sun again
since it's been raining for some time
We are six miles from Tacoma. Thi
is a new field, which is still being got
ten into shape"
81 am now the company barber o
co. c, 329 Tr Bn. Camp Adair, Ore,
, says Pfc. Albert S. Grahek, APO 104
; st drive an ambulance in this fiel'
unit (Med, Bn.) and cut hair at night
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10
Penny's Worth of Sugar

There are more energy-giving cal
ories in a penny's worth of sugar
than in any other food you can buy.
Production of American-grown beet
sugar in 1912 is expected to total
100000 tons. If this goal is
reached, it will represent enough
sugar to supply every person In the
United States with a weekly eight
ounce sugar ration for one year.
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10
THIS WEEK
FOR VICTORY
ALL CONSTRUCTION
MACHINERY TO BE LISTED

Immediate registration of all used
construction machinery in Minnesota,
North and South Dakota has been call
ed for by the regional office of the
War Production Board in Minneapolis.
Under WPB order L-196 owners of the
construction equipment are required to
register it with WPB. All owner of
construction equipment should get in
touch with WPB Immediately if they
have not already done so, WPB offici-
ais said.
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10

This is a. new outfit and like it q
lot better than I did in the hospital
at Fort Riley, Kan. We have no hos
pital in this outfit, and all our work
is done in the field. We do have a
station hospital at the camp, but 1t is
a unit by itself"
It's now Pfc. Frank Jershe, Co. A,
TAG M. P. Bn., Presidio, San Francisco,
Calf. He writes:
We've been stationed here for about
four months, but hope I'll get to be
home for Christmas. 1 did enjoy the
last one at Fort Lewis, Wash, although
none could leave the area and every
thing was blacked out.
1--WE are all on M P. duty in down.
town areas and now we have plenty
of work to do Some are on patrol,
and some ride the trains. Most of the
boys made several trips East to Ar
kansas, taking train loads Of aliens. A
lot of servicemen will be headed home
now and they want some M. P.'s on
duty in event some start to celebrate
too early.
I'm wishing all the VF'W members
and those making it possible for us
to receive the home paper a very
merry Christmas and happy New
Year"
"It's been raining here for weeks
now and is still coming down." says
Pvt Emil A. Johnson, Hq. & Hq. Bly,,
242 FA Bn, Camp White, Ore. II am
now in my 18th week of training. Boy,
I could go for some white fish right
now We get fish every Friday, but 1t
is nothing like the fish back home.
saw Pvt Otto Sarkipato in Medford,
Ore, two weeks ago. Thanks lot Tor
the paper Sure is good to get it."
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10
Giant Steel Plant

Next to cotton, iron and steel rank
highest amongst India's industries
The Tata Steel and Iron Works, a
wholly Indian enterprise financed by
Indian capital, is the largest single
steel plant in the British Common
wealth of Nations, including the
United Kingdom.
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10

Fifty beautiful Christmas cards with
your NAME IMPRINTED upon them
can be secured for as little as S1.0O.
Includes envelopes, choice of IL smart
designs. Order today from The Ely
Miner. See new sample book.
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10
LEAVES FOR GEORGIA.

Pfc. Joe Flake left Monday for Rob-
bins Field, Ga, after spending several
DAYS home on furlough.
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10
Lakes Under Sahara Desert

Subterranean lakes have been
found in the Sahara desert. French
engineers report the water brackish.
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10
Dominican Landing

An expected attack by rebels on
the Dominican Republic caused U. S.
marines to be landed there on May
26, 1916.
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10
STAFF sERGEANTs NOW.

Tony Gregorich and Bernard Slogan
have been promoted to a staff SER
geant's rating.
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10
Is LIEUTENANT.

Edward "Timmy" Buckley has re-
ceived his second heutenant's rating in
the marine corps at Quantico, Va.
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10

Ely Miner advertisers are guaranteed
delivery. The postman takes the paper
directly to each subscriber.
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10
THE ELY MINER
SERvICEHEN'S PAGE

have to learn to run everything that's
on wheels and shoot everything that
shoots. I guess can run jsep, but
they say you STILL HAVE TO
LEARN THE ARMY WAY.
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10
Letters FROM
SERvIcEMEN

Pvt. Louis F. Sever is now in KEGS
ler Field, Miss, a member of 395th
Tech. Sch. Sqdn., Blk. 33, Box 670.
The Ely miner., 1942-12-10

It's now Pfc. Frank Jershe, Co. A,
TAG M. P. Bn., Presidio, San Francisco,
Calf. He writes:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-13
Car TheftS End With
Arrest of Three Boys

Ann Arbor, Mich. July l3-Theft
Of TWO automobiles, one from Ann
Arbor. and one from Clinton,
brought the Saturday arrest of
three boys who had recently es-
capped from the Pontiac Juvenile
Detention Home.
Sometime Friday afternoon,
Jack Fires. Lorbert Pugh. and Ray
Pugh, took a sedan valued at $3.50
from Depot St, Ann Arbor, where
its owner, Ray Porter, 3l9 Depot
ST.. had parked il. The boys appar-
emily took the car on a Joy ride
10 Clinton where they abandoned
II when the gas was exhausted.
Leaving the sedan in a roadside
ditch, the three then stole a coupe
which belonged 10 Robert Elway,
Clinton. They drove this car TO
Plymouth where they were arrest
ed by Plymouth police The motor
OF this car was burned out during
the trip from Clinton.
The boys were returned 10 the
Pontiac Juvenile Detention Home
Saturday night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-13
Arrests Result From
Varied Allegations

Ann Arbor. Mich, July 13-Four
young colored boys were arrested
Sunday on a charge Of simple lar
ceny 81 an automobile hydraulic
jack from a gas station attendant
who had repaired a punctured in
ner tube for them.
Fred Field. 1902 w Erie St, Al
bion, Jay McCracken, 10 y. Gale
St, Albion. Charles Austin, $50
Williams St, Albion, and Lawrence
Dixon. ll6 Gadson c., Albion, al
legedly borrowed" the jack Satur-
day night from Jay Strong. attend
ant at the Lakewood Superservice
Station, 2S9l Jackson Rd., in order
10 use il on their automobile which
was parked nearby. Instead OF re-
turning the jack. as they had prom
ised, they put ii into the car and
drove away, according to Strong's
story. State Trooper Wallace Ted
dy mste the arrest on US-l2 in
Superior Township.
Vernon Hopkins. Silver Lake,
Ind, was arrested Sunday on a
charge OF striking Charles String
ham. Manchester. in that town.
Hopkins had just been released
from the county Jail on June 2l
where he served a sentence for
speeding.
Donald Maxi. 1l42 Catherine St,
Ann Arbor. was arrested Saturday
on a charge of driving while intoXi-
Gated. and without an operators
license. Charles Geronimi. ll42
Catherine St, Ann Arbor, his com.
panion, was arrested on a charge
OF intoxication and disorderliness
and for allowing an intoxicated
man 10 drive.
William Smith, 426 S. Fourth
Ave, Ann Arbor, and Thomas Gard
ner, 201 y. Ashley St. Ann Arbor,
were arrested early this morning
on charges OF disorderly conduct.
The two men had been fighting
in the street before the Liberty
Inn beer garden.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-13

Sam Huston, Texas; Pvt. Carl Baly,
eat, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo; p
F. c. Don Birmingham, L. S. Navy
New York; Corp. Lionel Fulton
San Francisco. Cal.
Although temporarily at least ths
supply OF miniature toys seems t.
be exhausted. Mr.. Lambert plang
TO continue with the idea, and al
effort will be made to contact othe
men who formerly worked at the
local plant.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-13
Sidney Lambert eliminates
Work With Gifts to Soldiers

Mr.. Lambert estimates that he
has made about $50 pins. it requir-
ing four hours Of work to complete
ten Of them.
The unusual method OF serving
was taken by Mr. Lambert after
his brother. Corporal James Lam
bert, Camp Funston, Kan, entered
the armed forces.
The other ten men. all of whom
were formerly employed at the
Ypsilanti plant of the Ford Motor
Company, who will receive gifts
are, Robert Wales, whose address
is now San Francisco; Pvt. Harold
Wilde, Hamilton Field. CAL; Pvt
George Stitt, Waco. Texas: Pvt
l.. X. Husse. Fort Lewis. Wash:
1t. Henry Lawrence. Lane. S. Car;
Pvt. Aubrey Mccartney. Scott
Field. H.: Pvt. Joe Tittiger. Fort
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-13
BENCH WARRANT
OUT FOR DOCTOR
Or. GUY AWAY FAILS TO
MAKE APPEARANCE
IN COURT

Ann Arbor, Mich, July ID A
bench warrant. charging him with
being a fugitive from justice, was
issued Saturday afternoon for DR..
Guy G. Away. 55-years-old. 33l
Packard St, Ann Arbor because
he did not appear for a justice
court examination scheduled for
p. m. Friday in Justice Jay H.
Payne's court.
DR.. Away had been arrested July
? On a statutory charge, but had
been released from the county Jail
on a $500 bond A motion will be
presented by Prosecutor George
Meader some time this week TO
Judge George ". Sample that DR..
Always bond be forfeited for his
non-appearance in justice court.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-13

Three months OF work for Sid
ney Lambert were eliminated Sat
urday when he purchased cartons
Of cigarettes and military duffle
bags for IL men from Ypsilanti
who are now in the armed forces
OF the United States.
Mr. Lambert. who is employed at
the Ypsilanti plant of the Ford Mo
tor Co.. initiated a novel meth
Cd of raising funds for extras for
boys in service. He purchased red
toy planes-some OF them NINA
ture Flying Fortresses, others
Lockheed lnterceptors-and made
them into novel pins. Small safe
ty pins were fastened to the backs
and on the miniature fuselages were
placed victory symbols, The An
ished pin was then sold for %
cents and money used for gifts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-13

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ann Arbor. Mich, July 13-Mar-
riage license applications:
G. Kenneth Muehlig. 26, Ann Ar
Dor, and Mary Hanus, IS, Ann
Arbor.
Charles II. Miller, 30, Saline Val
ley Farms. and Kathryn Volkman,
10. Saline Valley Farmc.
Arnold c. Jensen, 20, Plymouth,
and Patricia ]. Archer, IS, Plym-
outh.
Erwin Burdick, 10, Plymouth, and
Mildred E. Butler. 1s, Plymouth.