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Evening star., 1942-02-27
Home Paper for Troops

For the new illustrated weekly
newspaper "Springbok," published
in Cairo, Egypt, to circulate among
South African troops, the soldiers
themselves will write Letters from
Home" Editor Patrick Brennan
conceived the idea of inviting them
to send letters of about 100 words
each, playing up the home" angle.
Evening star., 1942-02-27

Ibbidy, bibbidy, zibbidy, Fam. Give
your cash to Uncle Sam. Buy De-
fense bonds,
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
LOS NAZIS QUIEREN OCU-
PAR A TUNEZ

Mosc1, mayo 26.-Por la
Radio Sc dij ohoy que Hitler
demanda de Pierre Laval per-
mita ell paso de tropas NAILS
para ocupar a Tunez. A Vichy
Sc la ha pedido solicite la pro-
tecci6n de Alemania e Italia
contra Inglaterra y Estados u
nidos.
Laval teme hacer tai petit
ci6n, creyendo que provocarla
en- Francia violentas ~reaccio-
mes.
Los "tenientes" de Adolfo
Hitler reorganizan a toda pri.
sa ell ejercito de los fascistas
espanoles, mandado por Fran
co. No Sc permite a los extran
jeros cruzar la frontera de Es-
pana, donde Sc hacen prepare
tivos de guerra en- contra de
las Naciones midas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

buenos ejemplares. y nvi*ar cur-
dadoaamenta Que pet6n junto 3
los ruisehoreg y otros pajaros
cantores. Sc ha de. procurar'
asimismo, que los padres sean
f~uertes, vigorosos y de excelen-
ties condolences para el canto y
la adaptation.
Cuando Sc ha conseguido la Sc
lection de eiemplares, Sc coloca
q los canarios en- jaulas con un
non.anta de MADEIRA, o en- Guar
tos de ,os pisos s%uperiores, lejos
del fuago.
Las cuatro paredes de la jau-
la 5eran de alambre, con puertas
en- medic Y a los lados para facl-
litar ell paso de los paJaros de
'.un ~departamento a otro sin to-
carlos, 10 que es muy convenien-
, tie para efectuar en- lorna la lin
pieza de los departamentos.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
Cdna1Ios

In nunnoroea familia dc los ca
narics tiene por origen 1nico ell
canario girls comm, oiginario
de las Islas Canarias y ,levaido a
Europa en- ell siglo XVII. En- ell
estado siFyestre tiene morena la
oarta inferior DID cuerpo; Ell pc
oho, verde amarillo; pero por
los cruzamientos Y la domestici-
dad Sc ha modificado su puma
ie primitive, 81 bien %actualmen-
tie 81 tipo clasico de canario tie
ne 81 cuerpo entero cubierto de
plumas lblancas en- su base, y de
color lim6n subido en- su extre-
midad.
Las 90 especies que Button e.
numera de estos animales, cons
tituyen mas bien diferencias
Que eapocies d~istintas. Gracias
a los cuidados de los selecciona
dores ingleses, franceses y bel
gas, 81 tipo primitive Sc ha de-
rivado en- tres variedaldes muy
solicitadas.
Desde luego, el ho,an3esIpa-
risien es mas gru.so que su an
tepasado, Son pajizos, claro
blanco, blanco verbose y tienen
Tn alto precio.
En- 81 Norte de Francia Sc en-
cuentra otra variedad del tipo
anterior, ell hcland5s-liles, que
Sc la parece mudho; pero es mas
Idelgado y mas pequeno. Ell ho-
landes-belga, muy estimado en-
este pals, Sc distingue por la lon
gitud de su cuello, que lie obliga
d lbajar la cabeza y a elevar la
parte superior y del cuerpo.
Esta disposition especial ha
hecho que Sc lie conozca como ell
"canario jorobado'.
Los aficionados franceses es-
timan mueho, y 10 buscan, al yer
der6n de color pajizo verbose
variado de negro, principalmen
te por su robustez y su facilidad
de adaptation. Cuando Sc quie-
re adiestrar a un canario, 10 pri-
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
Ell problema.de Ia GasoGna en- el Este
Consume y .~racionsmiento

en-. rnovimiento una sola
fundici6n de acero de las gran
.des. Y una planta de fuerza mo-
triz grande, que lie da servicio
a dos O tres millones de haitian
ties en- la parte sur de Nueva In
qlaterra, ha estado usando acei-
tie combustible a raz6n de 1,OOO,
GOO. Cuatro Ibarriles de aceite
crudo, que es ell petr6leo como
.sale de los pozos, rinde un ba-
rril de aceite grueso de combus
tible y dos barriles de gasolina.
Eel r~acionamiento de la gasoli
ma va a resultar penoso a los ha-
.bitantes de la Costa Este, por-
que en- esta area Sc usaba, en-
tiempos normales, Ell 40 por cien
to de t0da la gasolina consumi-
~
da en- los 'Estados Unidos. FL
racinamiento Significant un gol
un golpe a todos los negocios
cone2tados con ell autom6vil y
.aara que d~isminuyan los ingre-
SOS por impuestos de gasollna
n varios Estados
Ell racionamielNo IS deSagra-
dalble a todos, incluyendo al en-
cargado de la estaci6n gasoline
ra de Ia esquina. Pero tenemos
que racionar la gasolina 81 es
1ue vamos a contar con acelte
de combustible para nuestras in
dustrias de guerra, 81 es que va
mos a m~antener nuestros tan
ques de asalto en- acci6n, y nues-
tros barcos navegando Y nues-
tros aviones en- vuelo. Por 10 que
toca a la gasolina, ell problema
es ell mismo del aZ1car y del eau
cho, del acero y del cobre, y de
las demas cosas que usamos. Els
simplemente una question de ga
rantizar primero que lie hemos
hecho frente a ~nuestras necesi-
dades de guerra y despues de
yer que 10 que 10 que sobra sea
repartido entire todos de la ma
nera mas equitativa que sea pc
sible.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
@SeraEcilIlnl:.AG!;; : &; &; &

For quick relief from itching oieczcma, pimplss,
athletes foot, scabies, rashes and ether ex-
ternallv caused skin troubles. Use world famous,
cooling. an;iseptic. liquid ID. d. Prescription.
Creaseless, s~ta'rless. $40 hes irritation and
quickly stops intense ieciiag. Sc trial bottle
proves 1t, or your money back. Aek your
druggist Od y seE .. ,. .. PREscRiPTioM.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
hoohas a Alemana, italia = q Ja

hochas a Alemana, Italia = 81 Ja
pom nan sido rechazadas. En- eI
~faun3imiento de los tanq1es "Po
traro { 7 Ifaro" y "Faja dc O.
re" rerdiercn Il vida a tripl-
lantcs.
Sc ancuontra en- esta capital
el axr9esilsnte Lazaro Carde-
mas, llamado desde su commando
7e la costa mexicana del Pacifi-
20. Las tropas siguen acuartela
AS.
Austrian a la session de la ca
mara varios Gle los supervivien
tes de uno de los barcos hundi-
dos per los sumergibles del Eje.
ST. ccmpone Ell Congreso de
I'll diputalcs y 65 senadores y
es5I cac3lta1o, Constitutional
mante, para declarar la guerra.
Jas propiedades de los alerna-
mes residences en- Cexico tienen
IN valor de 9,000. 1000, las de
los italianos S2,00O,00 O Y las de
Eos japoneses menos de $2,00O,-
OG0.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
I'm distinguish pediatra de
La Argentina es ObjetO de
HOnOres en- EstadOs UnidOs

DR.. Gre
gorio Araoz Alfaro, presi-
dente de la delegation Argen-
tina al Octave Congreso Pan
americana del Nino, fue hon.
RADIO por la Universidad de
Chicago al concederle esta ell
grade de Doctor Honoris
Causa. Esta distinction de
que fu9 objeto ell Dr.. Alfaro
viene a sumarse a las va nu-
merosas conferidas al eminen-
te pediatra.
FL DR.. Alfaro, quien es tambier
p~residente del Institute de Protec-
ci6n a la Infancia, con sede en- Mon
tevideo, Uruguay, har& uso de Ia
palabra en- ell congreso del niho que
tendra lugar en- Ia Union Paname-
ricana del Q al 9 de mayo.
Debido q su e~xperiencia como
pediatra Y por su competencia como
professor de pediatria, asi como tam.
bien, por sus varias obras sobre O
cuidado del niho Y temas relacio-
nados con ell mismo, ell DR.. Arao1
Alfaro es bien conocido en- Europs
v en- todas las Americas. Els con-
siderable por los j6venes profesio-
males, ospecialistas en- pediatria
como "nlaestro y amigo"
NumerOsas Distinciones
En- reconocimiento a su labor, laI
Academies Nacionales de Medicini
del Brasil, Peru, Venezuela (Mexi
co, Francia Q Italia han otorgadC
al DR.. Araoz Alfaro ell titulo d.
miembro honorario. Els, natural
mente, miembro de la Academia d.
Medicina de su propio pals, Argen
tina, Y fundador de Ia Sociedad Ar
gentina de Pediatria. Ademas, e.
miembro honorario de la Socieda'
Naeional de Pediatria de Francia
del Uruguay, del Peru y de los Els
tados Unidos. Estas distincioneI
u honores son en- reconocimiento d
su destacada labor en- ell campo d,
la %cliniea, de la tuberculosis, de
cuidado del nino, de la salud p1
blica v trabajos ~sociales, asl com
tambien de sus valiosas contribu
clones a la literature medica sobr
dichos temas. Estos trabajos es
critos son frecuentemente consulta
dos en- muchos paises.
FL DR.. Araoz Alfaro, quien desd
hace mucho tempo ha venido par
ticipando en- conferencias inter
nacionales relacionadas con |
salud publica y el bienestar, fu
aresidente de Ia delegac'6n de Al
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
NNVCCADO PARA Ell JUE-
YES Ell CONGRESO MEXI-
CANO
AVild Gmach0 pediyd Sc declare
Ia guerra al Eje

Ciudad de Mexico, mayo 20
Esta convocada para ell juevss,
con ell fin de DIR IN mportante
mensaje del p~residente Gensral
Avila Camacho, ell congreso me-
xicano.
Afirmase que el Presidente
pedira Sc declare la guerra al
Eje, con motive de los actos hos
tiles realizados contra la mari
ma mercante mexicana.
Las demands de satisfaction
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Sc VEfDEN todoS los niue
bles de- una casa: Juego de CO.
medor. de maiagua; juego de
tuarto Simmons: uegC de sala
,naquina de cOser, Radio, etc,
lnforman en- 81 cafe Valencia,
Nebraska v Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

En- ticmpos de paZ cast toua.
la gasolina y cast todo Ell aoeite
que Sc consumer en- los Estados
del, Este sc Nevada en- grandes
barcos tanques que saiian de los
puertos del Golfo de Mexico, Ger
canos a los grandes campos pc
troleros del Suroeste, con desti-
no a las grandes refinerias de
la Costa del Atlantico. Estos
barcos tanques salian de los
menciona5os en- prcporci6n de
uno cada ochenta minutes du-
rante ell curse del aho entero.
Habia siempra abundancia de
gasolina para los automovilis-
tas del Este, y abundancia de
aceite generator de fuerza mo-
triz para Jas industrias o para
calendar los edificios de nagocio
Y las viviendas.
Pero cuando nos pusimos en-
guerra con ell Eje, los submarl-
nos comenzaro ma hundir barcos
tanques a 10 largo de la ruta
martina Que ga vuelta al ex-
trerno sur de la Florida y en- Sc
guida endereza rumbo al Nores-
tie. Y al mismo tempo, tuvimos
que retirar otros barcos tanques
de esta ruta para l,evar gasoli-
ma v aceite a los frentes de COM
bate de regiones lejanas, porque
los ej6rcitos Y la marina de que
IRA no pueden combatir sin acct
tie.
Tratamos de traer mas gaso-
lima Y aceite al Este en- carros
tanques, por ferrocarril, y tam
bien aumentando la cantidad de
gasolina Y aceite que Sc trae por
los "oleoductos'', Y tambien en-
las barcazas de nuestras Was
fluviales interiors;.
De este modo logramos traer
mucha gasolina y aceite al Es'
te, principalmente por ferrota-
rril. Finalmente, estabamos OBJ
teniendo alrededor de 100000
barriles diarios en- carros tan
ques de ferrocarril, y otros 235
mil barriles diaries en- barcazas,
por oleo1uctos y en- camiones.
Pero aun esta grande cantidad
no era suficiente, como que to-
davfa nos faltaban unos 400 mi
barriles para nuestras necesi-
dades importantes.
Nuestro Ejercito Y nuestra
Marina de Guerra necesitaban
constantemente cantidades, ma
yores cada vez, de gasolina y
aceite y Sc ~necesita aceite-acei-
te grueso de ccmbustible-para
mantener las industries y los
establccimientos lfabriles del
Este en- movimiento de tempo
de guerra.
Por ejemplo, Sc necesitan en-
ire dos m.llonss y dos millones
Y madio de barrilas de aceite
ccmbusticle cada ano para man.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
ANUNCiES EN-
LA GAN ETA

ST, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por i n g
Greco Hardware Co..
ga. Avenida y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

gentina a la c~onferencia Interna-
|cional Sanitaria celebrada en- Paris
en- 1926 v la cual tuvo por objeto
revisar la Convention International
Sanitaria. Representa- a su pals en-
ell comite permanente de la Oicina
International de Salud P1blica con
asiento en- Paris; fue presidente de
la delegation argentina a la Sep
TINA Conferencia Panamericana de
Sandal, que tuvo lugar EN- Wash
lington en- 1924, y de la Novena Con-
Iferencia de Sandal en- 1884.
Els tambien Editor
En- su propio pals, Ell DR.. Arao4
Alfaro ha sido ca~tedratico, desde ell
ano 1884, en- la Escuela de Medicina
de Buenos Aires y ha editado varias
publicaciones sobre asuntos medi-
cos. Ha sido presidente de la Liga
Argentina contra la tuberculosis
desde ell afo de 1914; del Departa-
mento Nacional de Salubridad en-
l1917, 1924 v 1880; de la Junta Ma
lcional de Alojamientos Economics
en- 1918 Y de la Junta del Hospital
Nacional en- 1880.
FL DIR. Araoz Alfaro, junto con
otros distinguidos pediatras de las
otras republicas americans, asis-
tira a las reuniones de ~pediatras en-
los Estados Unidos antes y despues
de realizarse Ell Congreso Paname-
Iricano del Nino.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Lydia Pinkham's Compound is
one medicine you can buy today
made especially for tDomen-to re-
lieve monthly pain and its tired
nervous feelings due to this cause.
And in such a sensible wayl With
natures own beneficial roots and
herbs. No harmful opiates.
Taken regularly - thruout the
month Pinkham's Compound
helps build up resistance against
such symptoms. Follow label direc-
tons. Worth tryingi
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Paile v comedia casera
son unos ratios muy buenos
On casa de los amigos,
y en- las propias un inferno,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
Price Cei|inq
peeled
Sweeping Decree
Awoited by Nation
BY STERLING +. GREEN

WASHINGTON, April 28-(P)
On the brink of an historic
plunge into overall price con-
trolls, the capital today awaited
announcement expected momen-
tarily of blanket price ceiling
on virtually all consumer goods.
A vertical regulation, prevent
ing prices from rising above
the highest levels charged by
each dealer in the month of
March, was expected to be dis
closed at press conference
scheduled for late today by Price
Administrator Leon Henderson.
Advices accommodating for the
last month indicated the cell
ing would apply to retail,
wholesale and manufacturers
levels.
President Roosevelts anti-in-
flation message to congress yes
terday gave a clear hint that
rent controls in wartime boom
areas would be linked with the
proposed lid on prices.
"To keep the cost of living
from spiraling upward, we must
fix ceilings on the prices which
consumers, retailers, wholesalers
and manufacturers pay for the
things they buy; and ceilings on
rents for dwellings in all areas
affected by war industries" Mr..
Roosevelt said.
Official sources had indicat-
ed previously that announcement
'of tie sweeping '"Uffice' VI price
administration action was wait
ing only on the presidents pre-
sentation to congress of an ON
nibus anti-inflation program.
The plan was expected to fol-
low the Canadian pattern of per-
hitting each store to set its own
ceiling, using the highest price
it charged in March as the max
imum. Thus, one store could
continue to charge more than
another for the same article, an
arrangement permitting quail
ty" shops to continue adding
into their prices the cost of high
er operating expenses, delivery
service and other "eXtras."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
INSTRUCTION
Music. Dancing, Dramatics C-3

We are resuming our ballroom
classes Wednesday at 700 PM.
New applicants now being ac-
cepted.
Honolulu
Conservatory Of Music
Il N Walnut ST., Mt. Clemens
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
Correspondent
Praises British
Stamina, heroism
ANN ARBOR, Mich, April %

ANN ARBOR, Mich, April %
-(P)-Cecil Brown, CHS war
correspondent, expressed sur
prise in a lecture here last night
at what he called "anti-British
sentiment in this country"
The British, he said, have all
the quits in the world" and he
added that he could only mar
vel at the heroism of the Brit
ish navy"
Brown survived the sinkir 6
of the battleship Repulse by the
japanese,
Singapore, he said, was taken
by the enemy because OF com
place. ~ and apathy" on the
part of the defenders. Even the
United States, he said, is being
beaten at this time in the Far
East.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
Clara Levine Posts 6O4 Count

Competition in the l. d e 5
Major League reached a fitting
climax last night in the last
evening of play as Clara Levine
posted a GOA count, q record
high for Mount Clemens wom-
en-, and the Denmarsh Hotel
team closed with mighty rush
TO win the title from the j. &
j. Novelty team.
A l54 average bowler, Mrs.
Levine started her series for
Gordon's with l76, then jump
ed the count TO 204 in her mid
die start and continued her
rush for honors by hitting 224
in her third start against the
Detroit Edison team.
Veteran boWlers h ere said
this morning that the 900 was
the first in league competition
for a local woman and prob
ably the first for any play, prac-
tise or league.
STEALS GLORY
Mrs. Levine's spectacular Sc
. ries stole some of the glory
from the Denmarsh Hotel team S
splendid rally to take the league
crown. One point behind their
first place rival, j g. j, going
into last nights clutch match,
the Hotel five smashed out a
four point win to take clear
title to the pennant by a three
point margin.
Rosemary Duckwitz, who put
five strikes together in her
opening game and counted a
221, led the youthful team to
its victory with a 507 triple.
She closed with games of lat
and 139.
The 224 of Mrs. Levine's stood
as top count in the loop, but
both Miss DuckWitz and Erma
Davis approached it. Mrs. Da-
Wis started with 222 for Hi
Speed and had a good chance
at 600, also, as she tackled on a
1876 in her second game; Isl
.elosar dro~Had .hay .te A5R,. how
ever.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
MountCemens
High Notes
By Tom q Dick Donaldson
ASSEMBLY PROGRAM

Today upon candlellghted
stage newly elected lennbers to
the National Honor Society re-
ceived their pins and became
full fledged members of this or
eanization. Members of the hon.
or society are chosen annually
by the faculty of city high school
who meet and elect Bather stu
dents they feel are worthy Of
membership.
JOBS
Senior boys who will soon
start on their life's work when
finishing high school in luce
are asked TO consult 1r. Herman
Beck, Mr.. Thomas Babcock, or
Mr.. Robert Beal If they are in
need of job.
YEAR BOOK
The year book committee met
tonight after school in Mr.. Kis-
sells printing room to complete
their plans for the soon to be
completed year book.
SPORTS
The B a { h er baseball team
went up against the Blue Devils
of Crosse Pointe this afternoon
in a Border Cities League en-
: 'gagement. While the baseball
team played here, the golf team
under the direction of Mr. AL
bee Travelled to Royal Oak for a
Bather Cities League contest. To-
morrow afternoon on the home
track the city high school thin
clads will bid for their first 1912
track victory against Algonac
High School.
GIRL RESERVES
The Girl Reserves will hold
an important business meeting
tomorrow after school in room
1874.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
Husband Kills
His ; Children,
Takes Own Life

LOS ANGELES, April 28-(P)
An auto court owner, frustrat-
ed in attempts to win back his
estranged wife, shot her male
friend last n & h t, then went
home and killed his three small
daughters and himself.
Dead were Harry A. Fletcher,
So, and Arlene, 5, Caroline, Z,
and Rose Marie, 2.
John w. Carder, 26, an en-
ploye of North American Avia-
ton, Inc, was shot twice in the
left shoulder.
Police detective Bert Watson
reconstructed this story from &C
counts by Mrs. Fletcher, about
30, and Miss Dorothy Pate, the
little girls nurse
Fletcher went TO a Santa Mon
lea auto court where his wife
had been living since their sep
aration six months ago. He found
Carder visiting her. Fletcher
called Carder outside and shot
him twice. Mrs. Fletcher fled
through rear door.
Fletcher drove to his home In
west Los Angeles, just two miles
away, and went direct to his
daughters bedroom. Miss Pate
heard four shots, and a child's
cry.
She found the three girls laid
out on a bed, and Fletcher's
body across theirs. Arlene died
en- route to a hospital; Caroline
and Rose NJ r. e Immediately
after their arrival.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28

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light, and refrigerator furnished.
Adults only. 90 Grand.
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
Rushton's DismiSsaIs
Upheld by Commission

LANSING. April % - P) -
The dismissal of four former as
sistant attorneys general by At
torney General Herbert j. Rush
ton was upheld today in a Civil
Service decision.
The four are Seward F. Mich
OILS, Stanley c. Parker, Irving
II. Small, and Orville l.. Hub
bard, Dearborn mayor.
Assistant in the administration
of former sttorn general
Thomas Read, the four contend
ed Rushton did not notify them
of their dismissal when he took
office January /, 1941.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Ell Apartments and Flats
E-2 Business Frontage
E-3 Business Places for Rent
E-4 Farms and Land Tor Rent
E-5 Houses for Rent
E-6 Houses TO Lease
EFT Garages for Rent
E-8 Office and Desk Room for Rant
E-9 Wanted To Rent
E-lO Wanted to ShaTe
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
Libeke's Resignation
Accepted by Governor

LANSING, April % - up -
Governor Van Wagner Mon
da. accepted the resignation of
John w. Libcke, Of d e tr o ] t,
chairman of the State Tax Com
mission, who has been called TO
serve as a major in the Chem
ical Warfare Division of the
Edgewoo,. Arsenal near Balt-
more. He said the vacancy would
not be filled before May Is.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
GREENLEAF CINCHES TITLE

PHILADELPHIA, April %
(P)- Ralph Greenleaf, worlds
pocket billiard champion, w n
the unofficial national cham
pionship last night with one
third Of the tournament remain
ing TO be played.
The Chicago veteran and his
three opponents-former cham
tions Jimmy Caras, A n d w
Ponzi and Willie Mosconi -
have played seven matches with
four TO go.
Greenleaf beat Mosconi 125
10 100 for his sixth vic tory
against one defeat. Mosconi and
Ponzi have won three each and
Caras two.
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PROBLEM FOR SCRIBES

SEATTLE, April % Up
The war poses a problem for
scribes in the Seattle Placific
Coast League park press box.
Z The writer's have a strict rule
b n j n & women from their
crows nest atop the stands.
The messenger who now re-
ports to deliver their copy to
downtown newspapers is a girl.
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Sport Shorts
PEDALS 200 MILES

LAGRANGE, Ga, April %
(P)-- When he was a student at
Mercer University (Macon, Ga),
the Rev w. M. Marshall of La
Grange was the schools bare
foot track star.
The other day, Pr e c h T
Marshall pedalled 200 miles on
a bicycle to attend a Baptist
Sunday school convention at
Sandersville, Ga.
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Furnished apartment. All con-
veniences. % Union Street.
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When Haydn symphonies first
were introduced in New York,
eggs and vegetables greeted the
musicians.
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