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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

The department Of vital stalls
tics l. sending out 8 request that
those who we're born before the bu-
reau Of vital statistics was eslab-
liealed. and therefore are not reg
Uttered. e refrain from asking that
department % investigate their
cases with 4 view Of establishing
birth records unless there Is 3 press
ing need for the record Many peo-
pie doing defense work and other
classes Of woFk are required to have
. birth record. but those wno do not
have 3 special use for the record
should wAit lntn the rush Is over
before asking Ire bureau 70 handle
their cases.
IN Missouri zhe Secretary Of
state renorts that iii 1871 that state
collected ~ s04.fzs in sales tax
which was collected on sales
amounting 70 sf.1zS356500.
4 Joint resolution has been ADOPT
ed b. the Legislature extending an
invitation 70 Wendell WilIkie 20 ad-
dress the law-snakers at such time
IS vii best suit his convenience.
Mr. WiflkIe r. the 1850 nominee Of
the Republicans for President. but
since bis defeat his cooperation with
President Roosevelt IN winning the
var has challenged the admiration
q all parties and All peoples.
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the department q education. have
stated that schools may be taught
on Saturdays in order 70 close the
school term af An earlier date, that
children may be released for farm
uok. Saturday school wiEI not de-
tract IN any way from the standard
of scholarship Il instructions from
the state department are followed
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ans enlisted IN the Marine Corps IN
jackson during the month Of Janu-
ar. according 70 q statement By
MaI Schultz. in charge Of the re-
eruitiug station IN jackson.
The difference between the Two
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been adjusted and 3 bIH passed b.
both houses which Is estimated 70
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the state about sf@0o000 during TIE
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

More than 200 young Afississippi-
ans enlisted IN the Marine Corps IN
jackson during The month Of Janu-
ar. according % q statement b.
Maj Schultz. in charge Of the re-
erultiug station IN jackson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

IN Missouri she Secretary Of
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collected kzss04.1zs in sales tax
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
British Reveal How
De GaulIe Escaped

LONDON-INS-Fo the first
time the story of how General dc
Gaulle escaped from France be-
fore the capitulation has been told
to Britain.
Today. leader OF more than 250,-
600 Free French soldiers, sailors.
and airmen as well as idol of mil
lions OF sympathizers throughout
the world, de Gaulle was formerly
brigadiergeneral in command OF
tank and motorized division that
saw action on the Meuse.
1t has been long known that he
escaped to Britain when France
capitulated but no details OF his
fight have ever been released.
Speaking in London recently
Major-General Spears, British liai-
son officer OF the Free French
, army and now British military
representative in Syria. described
how de Gaulle came to see him off
in Bordeaux in the middle Of June.
1910:
Il had the English plane waiting
for my return TO Britain-snd the
engine was running" he said, Gen
eral de Gaulle came to the air
drome ostensibly to bid me fare
well, and at the last moment-just
as we were about TO take off
swung aboard the machine and
came with US to England"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
Bridges on
Mound Today

Lakeland, Fla, Mar. Sins -
Tommy Bridges, Tiger hurler, was
slated to start on the mound for the
Tigers today as the ST. Louis
Browns invade the Lakeland train
ing camp for another exhibition
contest.
In looking back upon the Tiger
SIS victory over Washington yester-
day, Manager Del Baker derived
satisfaction in realizing 1t was the
fourth time the Bengals have
turned back an American League
club in the grapefruit series. Previ-
ously, they downed the Red Sox
twice and the Yankees once.
In coming to within a pair of the
Tigers season record Of u hits.
scored when downing the Yankees
Doc Cramer collected three base
hits and Barney McCosky took two
OF them Eric McNair's single In
the seventh put the game away
driving in two tallies.
Although he allowed no hits. Hal
Newhouser was wilder than tho
March wind through his fiye.inning
tour. He gave eight free passes. be
fore being replaced by Virgil
/ Trucks,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
Redwings May
Enter Finals

Detroit, Mich. Mar. Sins -
Provided the Detroit Redwings can
continue their current home-game
victory streak tonight, they are as
sured place in the finals OF the
Stanley Cup matches.
Tonights tussle, In which the
Detroiters play host to the Boston
Bruins, can decide the series. The
Wings are one-up in the two games
out-of-three tour. having turned
back the Bean team Sunday for their
first victory at the Massachusetts
city in five years.
II the Wings continue their re-
cent performances, they should win
the series. In their last nine starts
on home ice, they have been unde
feated winning eight and tying once
10 outscore their opposition, As &c
Is.
Sundays win brought the Wings
from the rs underdog odds to the
| position OF a 5-3 favorite to survive
the best two-of-three semifinal ser
les with last years champions.
The winner Of the Detroit Boston
meetings will meet the survivor o.
the Toronto-New York games. A.
present, the Leafs hold a 80 game
edge although New York won 8 !
Sunday night az the Garden.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
Fred Hobbs, Former Lincoln
School HurIer, May Fill Cap

Disaster hit the Michigan Normal
baseball team on all sides Monday
when II was revealed definitely that
Ken Carakostas. Joe Grady and Roy
Renton, all three-year veterans. will
not be able TO play for Coach Ray
Sites diamond crew this spring.
Carakostas, hospitalized in De
troit. awaits an operation upon the
thumb of his right hand which will
prevent him from engaging in any
sort OF baseball activity for at least
three months. There is even some
fear that amputation of the infected
digit may he Necessary.
With the Detroiter gone, sites
has not q single returning pitcher
on hand. On a desperate search cor
mound material, he announced
Monday that he would work with
Fred Hobbs, former Lincoln Consol-
idated and City League star. in the
hope that he might help to fill the
gap.
Grady must discontinue his opera
tons IN baseball because OF de-
tense job in Detroit. The husky Flint
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31

third baseman, who has earned two
varsity letters, must report for
work at 3:45 p. m. every afternoon.
Huron practice sessions are SEIZED
uled for the same time.
Grady was the leading hitter on
the Michigan Normal team two
years ago when he fashioned a ro-
bust 400 average. While not a
heavy slugger. he consistently de
livered singles and doubles. espe-
cially with men on bases.
His loss weakens the team con
siderably because Stitts is already
low on experienced infielders. Al
Hutchins, one OF four lettermen
back, will take over the third sack
position, and Sites will attempt TO
break in a new man at shortstop.
Renton, Roosevelt High School
product, alternated at second base
last season. He is unable to par
ticipate in Michigan Normal base
ball because OF a heavy scholas-
tic program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31

Great Lakes. ILL., Mar. Gins
Somewhat i'll at ease Gordon stan
lev C*Mickey'D Cochrane was deck
ed out today in his new Navy uni
-1rm and making plans fol a cham
ionship' baseball team al the
lge Great Lakes Naval Training
'ol
CIe manager Of two pennan'-
Detroit baseball teams had
e--. through the routine induction
Tor his commission as lieutenant
preliminary TO taking general
charge of the athletic training pro-
gram Of 10000 sailors al the sta
ton, but he thought it might take
a little time 10 get accustomed to
his uniform.
What would Jimmy Dykes
white Sox manager and often
anathema TO umpires and opposing
clubsl say if he could see you now.
Mickey someone asked the new
ly-created naval officer.
~ glad he's not here was the
quick response OF Cochrane. Hes
a patriotic guy. all right, but he
wouldnt let that stand in the way
Of rubbing me plenty"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
Milan News
ELEMENTARY PUPILS GIVE
OPERETTA tom SAWTE z"


Milan. Mich. Mar. 3l-A colorful
production OF Tom Sawyer" an OPP
eretta in three acts, based on Mark
Twain's story, was presented by the
children OF the grade school in the
high school auditorium. Friday az
ternoon and evening.
Donald Goupill, young sixth grad
er, played the leading role of Tom"
and throughout the entire play gave
clever portrayal Of the famous
character OF fiction. In addition to
his natural ability TO look and &C.
the part Of small town American
boy he has pleasing singing voice
and manner.
The audience was brought into
the feeling of the play by reader,
Grace Carnes. and the first scene
opened with Aunt Polly busily try
ing to keep Tom out OF mischief.
Betty Harper was a stern but Iowa
Bile Aunt Polly Toms half-broth-
err. Sid. the model boy, was real
istically portrayed by Stanley Tay-
Tor. Joe Harper. one OF the terrible
pirates was played by Lloyd Gaunt-
let's Jim, the colored chore boy. by
Neal Aiken; and Ben Rogers, who
wanted to be a captain on the Mis-
sissippi. by Jackie Colsell. In his
white sailor costume. Jackie de-
lighted the audience with his solo
about life on the river. Amy LaEr.
ence. Toms first ideal. was por-
trayed by Janet Laskey; Huck Finn.
by Allen Benjamin; other friends
Of Toms. by Sherman Collins and
Elton Gibson: Alfred. the new boy
in town, by Roger sanford; Mary,
Alice Sesrfoss; lnjun Joe. the say.
age half-breed. was played by Al
fred Bassett; Muff Potter, by Carl
OPP; Pard. by Dale Hsllock; and
Dr. Robinson by George Holmes
Other characters were. Widow
Douglas. Shirley Goupill; Rev. Wal
tiers. George Tucker; Judge Thatch-
er, Earl Ducharme; Oracle, Sally
and Susie, Joan McMullen. Rita
ODDS and Anna Wrinkle; the Echo,
Sherman Collins; the maid, Bar
bara McGoyern; Old Men, Lloyd
Murray. Junior Drum. George
Holmes and Warren Hale.
In the picnic scene. the children's
mothers were portrayed by Carol
Jones. Donna Colts. Eileen Ed
wards, Isabelle Bruckner and Char.
lotte Caswell.
Special musical acts included the
sunflower girls, Barbara Gregory.
Betty stevens, Joyce Lentz and Vir-
ginia Grophear. who did a ballet
dance, and the skeletons. who on
a darkened stage danced in the
graveyard among the tombstones,
we're Helen Opp. Msriory Taylor.
Betty Buxton and Isabelle Bruck-
ner.
The production was sponsored b.
( the High School Glee Club for the
pose OF raising funds TO pay for
their choral gowns. Members Of the
I CLUB acted as ushers. made up the
/ balcony chorus. assisted With make
up and painted the scenery. The
operetta vas under the direction OF
Miss Elizabeth Smith. Mrs. Herbert
Fly wss the accompsnist.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
Bowling Scores
RECREATION HOUSE LEAGUE

RECREATION HOUSE LEAGUE
Orange Lantern
F. Shuda 525, l.. Deck 557. A.
Dundon 4s4, 0. Mead 62S, A. Nor
ris CPS, handicap III, totals, 937
96i, 1868, 2o64.
Singers
". Franklin 679, j Hubscher SOL,
J. Max $50. D. McCollum 559, L.
Hall 5S4 totals, S64, 101S, 972, 1853.
VOLTS
Forfeit three games
Streiehers
Smith 500, Hutton $40 Kiptmuller
$40, Streicher, Jr 1875. fowler 6l3;
totals. S41, 909, sos, 271S.
Shsefer's
". King 59l, W. DeGroat 49S, B.
Wise 400, f. Livingston 497 j.
Ellis 552: totals, $50. 500, s74, 26i9.
Annex
Richards 524. Carrier 1876, Bates
$50. Harris 529, Green sos: totals
$50. s55 s62, 2547.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
Sports Roundup

FL Centre Cal ms The White SoN their way by
easy stages to their grounds Chicago today with three
games coming up with the Pirates today and omorro" IN II
Centre. and Thursday in Yuma ARR
columbus o. ms Raymond HHtqmd zo}cay-oa
CHICAGO ebhorc company collector at the TOP OF me near
TODAY in the snqes diaison OF c american Boanq oHP
h 735 total high enough 10 haze AEON the title IN at b"t Sf Of
the precious 4 tournaments.
ST. Petersburg Fla -INS-1hc New York ankees Worlds
baseball champions broke TODAY and headed toward nome
osng only two 800 htters the entire busting squad
They are Ed Lew ongegged rookie first basema with 5-
and Rosar with 800
ffhcus ga ms Inundated BY o1frithfhiHg iot DC
feat ar the hands of University of Georgia r'H the hh9oh
STATE S1ar1ns acre oau Joe Skoek Their acc h"ier again
ST the h1rd-titiu7 SouthcrHcyS t0days return game
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31

CENTRAL SPECIALITY LEAGUE
Grinders
Herbst 500. Short 405, Bielec 427.
Dunkelburger SOS, Yohn 557; to-
tails, 1853, S22. ISL 1856.
Purchasers
Mackie 5Q4, Roy 459, Allen 1876,
Anderson AS, Sprague 1873, handi-
cap go. totals, $50, S27, $50, 2457.
Hashers
Smith (av.) 497. Waiting Az
Oliver 466. Roehrs 427, Middleton
1856; totals, 7l3, $50. SIS, 2S7S.
Assemblers
Crawford sos, Sheldon i0S, Grier
son All, Lidke (ay) 459, Bowman
(av,) All; totals ISL, 772, 7O2, 2261.
coremakers
Bielak SIS. Schanz 1853. Rutledge
564. Bullock 500, Everett 524, to
tails, S46, SIG. s56, 259S.
Foremen
Granger 0NE, Lonshey 4A4' MuhIu
800. Baker i91, Connoly 527, handi'
cap 60; totals. 70S, 72S, $50, 2267.
Clerks
TAFT 500, Rodenberg 400. Harris
49,. McSpadden Az. Bowler ass
totals, 1875. sos 703. 2304.
Holders
Riggs i51, Edwards 3s6, Quarter
man 49l, Farmer $50, Schoolmaster
554. totals $40, 766. SOP 240S.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
HAVE LABOR POOL

Battle Creek Mich, Mar. 81 -
INS-Anticipating the time when
selective service calls seriously rer-
duce available workers. Battle
Greek officials today announced
they have a pool OF sufficient size
TO replace the draftees. In this
reserve. they said. are nearly $500
men rendered idle by the change
over to war production and not yet
absorbed, and some $50 women who
require only short period Of train
inz
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
COchrane Decked Out in New
Uniform, Ready For Business

Cochrane begged of from outlin-
ing his plans for the season In any
detail but said.
"Oue thing certain, anyone who
can throw. bat or field will Eet a
chance 10 play-and this includes
ex-National Leasuers
Cochrane already has available
as playing material Ben Mccoy.
second baseman OF the Athletics,
and Joe Grace. catcher-outhelder
Of the ST. Louis Browns. Then
there is the possibility that Don
Padget hard-hitting catcher-out-
fielder OF the St Louis Cardinals,
who was sold conditionally to the
Dodgers. will Join the Navy in
preference TO being drafted by the
Army.
Although he evidently will have
plenty OF candidates for work back
OF the plate, Cochrane said he
might do some of the catching him
self.
He expects TO schedule games
with teams in both OF the majo7
leagues, in addition to his other
duties he will have charge OF the
training stations softball program
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
BRITISH LOSS HEAVY

Detroit. Mar S1--INS-While 20
per cent OF the casualties in the
war thus far have been British.
the Raj and the air arm OF the
Royal navy have accounted official
" for 1896 enemy planes to date.
This was the report today OF Sir
Gerald Campbell director Of the
British information service at
Washington.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
10 Mlslr ERIENpS

Flint. Mich. Mar. 3l.-lNS-Ase
miral Thomas c. Hart, former com
mander OF the United States Asia
tic fleet, will arrive in Flint next
week end for visit with old
friends. it was reported today. Ad-
miral Harris boyhood home was in
nearby Dawson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31

Lansing, Mich, Mar. Sins
The state insurance rating commits
sion order 10 cut fire insurance
rates on dwellings seven per cent
will ~se accepted by the Michigan
Advisory Board-a group OF insur-
ance frms-Clayton F Jennings,
counsel for the companies, said to-
day. The new rates become effec-
tive Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
WANT CIVIL SERVICE

Detrorit. Mar. Bins - The
State. County and Municipal Work
ers (CIO) union-following a meet
ing Of some l25 public employees
today petitioned the Wayne Board
OF Supervisors to place the issue
Of county civil service on the forth
coming ballot.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
REPORT pROEIr

Detroit. Mar. 31-INS-The Hud-
son Motor Car Company, and its
domestic and Canadian subsidiaries
reported net profit Of s3,756.41s
for the year ended last December
81. after all charges including de
probation. interest and provision
OF $4,000, for all federal and state
income taxes, a company statement
said today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31

SWIM MEET WEDNESDAY

The annual interfraternity sEi -
ming meet, sponsored by the Mic4-
igan Normal intramural department.
will be Wednesday night at lpsl'
lanti High School. The starting
time is 8 p. m. Phi Sigma Epsilon
is the defending champion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
INCREASE SALARIES

Jackson. Mich, Mar 31-INS-A
special session OF the Jackson
Board OF Education today provided
for salary increases for all teach
ers and ordered immediate formu-
lation Of a plan OF military train
ing for public school pupils. The
wage raises will total $4,000 year
IL
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
REQUIEM WEDNESDAY,

Detroit. Mar. 31-INS-A requiem
high Mass is to be sung tomorrow
for Thomas l.. Sheahan. assistant
secretary of the Burroughs adding
Machine Company, who died fol
lowing a long Illness at Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31

Huron. came in at Ypsilanti Air
port twice last week on instruction
fights
A Civil Air Patrol drill will be at
Sis Wednesday evening in the
Ypsilanti Armory, instead OF at the
Ypsilanti High School gymnasium.
Hard soled shoes are 10 be worn
TO make marching easier. The first
aid classes will continue at $50
Friday evenings in the school
library
Oryilie Letferts, Ann Arbor, flew
10 Adrian last week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
Wings

New students at the Ypsilanti
Airport include Warren cakes, Don
aid Frame Lionel A. Smith and
Robert Wooton. Ypsilant. New
students at the McEnnan Airport
and Fred Maddux, Ypsilanti; Erwin
Cummings, Leonard Blain and An
thony Machscek. Milan.
Keith Gimson, graduate Of
Simpson College. Indianola, la. IN
January is new employed as regis
ter and clearance officer at the Nc
Ennan Airport. He completed the
Civilian Pilot Training course last
fall
New applicants for entrance in
the Civil Air Patrol include Keith
Crimson, Vern Knnge and Charles
Gault, Ypsilanti. and Roland Jen-
nings. Ann Arbor Al the first aid
meeting Friday evening in Ypsi-
lanti High School library. William
Van Meter. Wayne, was sworn in
as a member of the Patrol.
Visitors during the week at the
Ypsilanti Airport included Thomas
Mccain. who flew in from Jackson;
and Edward Smith. Joy Airport
Fraser. who flew in for a new
Cub which he had purchased.
Miss Virginia Acher flew to
Owosso Tuesday and 10 Pontiac
Saturday Miss Muriel Rumssy
flew to Toledo Wednesday and
Robert Hotchkiss and George Nc
Keever. Ann Arbor. also flew to
Toledo in the University OF " hi
gan Club ship
Marcus FlsnEery brought his
ship in from Bad Axe and will
keep il al the Ypsilsnti Airport.
All the Civilian Pilot Training
students passed the examination
on rules and regulations given last
week. Two more c. p. 7. stu
dents Merrill Shook. Belleville, and
William Wright, Mt Clemens. So
loed last week Richard Graves,
Ann Arbor. also soloed.
Delmsr kells. instructor at Port
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31

Marcus FlsnEery brought his
ship in from Bad Axe and will
keep it al the Ypsilsnti Airport.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31

Delmar Kells. instructor at Port
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31

All the Civilian Pilot Training
students passed the examination
on rules and regulations given last
week Two more & p 7 SIN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-31
PLAN NEW RATES

Oryule Letferts, Ann Arbor, flew
10 Adrian last week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14

been a queen before. serving as
Sophomore May Queen in her first
year at Stadium. She was vice
president of her class when
junior, ushered at the Commence
ment exercises last June and is
now treasurer Of the Girl Scouts
at Stadium.
Quite a few of Tacoma's adults
have good reason to remember
Miss Thomas fondly, since her
portrayal of a role in the Little
Theater's production of The
Women" brought down the house.
rolled them in aisles. stole the
show and otherwise generated
rather astonishing praise.
Teaches at Stadium
Miss Daniels home is one
divided, insofar as high school
loyalty is concerned. Her father
teaches at Stadium. where he is
head of the social science depart
ment. She is a member OF the
Ski club at Lincoln. Oddly enough.
she will no longer be a student
at Lincoln by carnival time. She
will graduate Jan. %, the day be-
fore the carnival begins.
Miss Johnson graduated last
June from Stadium where she was
member of the Golf and. of
course. Ski clubs. One of the
first things she did at College of
Puget Sound this fall was TO join
the Ski club.