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Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-01
LONE KNOCKDOWN


Mauriellos trip to the deck was
the lone knockdoWn of the fight,
which Unexpectedly proved grand
braWl for eight rounds. At that
stage of the encounter, the United
Press score sheet registered three
rounds for each scrapper and two
even. SaVold, an ancient" ring vet
eran from Patterson, n. j., despite
his 26 years, had answered the
opening gong a 1875 underdog in
the betting.
Larruping Lee put up a great
fight until he tired in the ninth
and tenth when he failed to match
blows with his younger but lighter
opponent. Mauriello, %, weighed 1874
against Savold's 191 Savold was
SO fatigued in the ninth that early
in the session he stood in his own
corner, as if in a daze, and failed to
raise his mitts to block long, straight
right to the chin that almost every
one in the punch emporium saw
coming.
Both were bleeding profusely in
IIIe ClOSLllS Stages ana odVOlu COulu
fight back only in brief savage fur
ries. They weren't enough. In the
10th round, Mauriello's youth as
serted itself in a surging barrage
of hooks to head and body that
had blond Lee groggy at the final
bell
Savold's left eye was almost closed
and he was bleeding from his right
brow, nose and mouth. Tami gave
off red corpuscles from the nose,
mouth and right brow.
In the dressing room, Savold said
he was strangely off FORM" other
wise he would have knocked out
whom he claimed never
threw punch that hurt him. Maui
riello admitted that Savold was
harder puncher than he expected
and that he had me in a fog" be-
cause of the knock-doWn punch in
the fifth round. However, he said,
my head cleared Immediately and
I was betting him around the ring
before the round ended"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-19
Jasper County Leads Enrolment In
Acres OF independence" Contest

points awarded on the basis of at
ailments in the National Food for
Victory program, the Acres of In
dependence Competition will award
this year 1920 in prizes to farm
families who do their job well in
helping their nation and families.
With spring almost ready to
spread throughout the state, farm
families are beginning to plan for
the farm programs and work. The
Acres of Independence Competition
will enable the Holmes County far
mers to secure for himself a handy
summary Of the farm year, as well
as give him an incentive to work
harder for himself and his country,
according to leading agricultural au-
thorities of cooperating agencies Of
the state.
Enrolment cards for the Com
petition may be secured from work
ers of the Extension Service, Farm
Security Administration, and Voca-
tional Agriculture or The Durant
News. Farmers are urged to enroll
at once SO as to secure their re.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-19
Holmes Formers
Urged To QuoIify
For $3.50 Prizes

Jasper county moved into first
place in the Acres of Independence
| enrolment drive this week with the
report of 154 entries. This compe-
tition is sponsored in this TERRITORY
by the Durant News and statewide
by the Clarion-Ledger. 1920 in cash
! prizes will be given.
Holmes county farmers are urged
to enter the contest.
Walthall county, which had pre-
viously been leading in the state
wide contest was placed in second
position with the enrolment last
reported at GO.
Erollments in all of the counties
of the state continue to grow, ac-
cording to workers of the co-operat-
ing agricultural agencies, as the May
/ deadline for enrolment draws
closer.
With half of the total number of
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-19
WIN THE-W WAR
PROGRAM HAS
LARGE SCOPE
Victory Clinics To Serve
Home, Farm, Business,
Dealer and Industry

with America at war, and with
new problems which demand So
tuition arising daily In the lives
Of practically every citizen. Mis-
sissippi Power & light Company
announces the inauguration OF
''The Victory Clinic" - q broad
program designed to offer maxi
mum assistance to customers and
dealers in meeting all wartime
Yeadjustment conditions.
"Victory Clinic" for the Home
To help homemakers solve a
time problems. and to provide .
clearing house OF ideas and sug-
gestions. the company has estab-
lished 1.-THE Victory Clinic For
The Home. highlight of which
n q thirty-minue radio program
to be broadcast over q network
Of six Mississippi radio stations
each Friday morning from 1890
to 1880. Personally conducted
By Miss Fannie May lizard, Dr.
rector of the company's Home Ser
vice Department, this radio pro-
gram will be heard over stations
ct Jackson, vicksburg. Greenville.
Natchez. and McComb. with . SIS
q. 8. Defense Savings Bond being
awarded some Mississippi home
maker each week. In addition
70 this prize feature. THE Victory
Clinic For The Home radio pro-
gram will provide timely ideaa
and suggestions that will help
women to conserve time, food,
clothing, and other essential items
IN the home. with special stress
being laid upon protecting the
family health and stretching the
family budget In meeting increas-
ing costs Of living.
Miss lizards Victory Clinic"
will be located at Jackson, and
ten home service advisors will
work in other towns and cities
served by Mississippi Power q
Light Company; offering all pos
eible assistance to state homemak-
ers. The Clinics" office at Jack
son maintains a completely equip
ped modern kitchen where con-
venient and economical methods
Of food preparation and other es-
sential home activities will be
demonstrated.
Every homemaker IL urged to
listen regularly to 1.-THE Victory
Clinic" radio program each Friday
morning. and enter the compett-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-19
ton for the $25 Defense Bond
award every week.
A Vicfory Plan For Business

award every week.
A Victory Plan For Business
Realizing It's responsibility to
commercial customers, the COM
pany has also established a Vic
tory Clinic For Business, headed
by Earle b. Guess, Commercial
Sales Manager. This "Clinic"
will conduct, through the research
division, a constant search for new
products, ideas, and suggestions
that will be of assistance TO busi-
ness in meeting war problems. Its
specific detectives are to help
commercial customers meet alter
ed conditions by helping them to
ecu new and substitute ma
terials and merchandise to sell
which do not require vital de-
Tense materials; to conduct oper-
atoms with reduced personnel: to
meet the demands of increased
business brought about by war
activities; and to meet problems
resulting from changes In consum
er buying and living conditions
brought about by the Wal.
"victory Clinics" For Dealer,
Farm, Industry
Appliance and equipment deal
ers will be assisted in meeting
changed business conditions by
the Victory Clinic For Dealers,
under the direction Of ]. ]. Pow
ell. Residential Sales Manager,
with the assistance of the dealer
coordination staff
Farm customers will be assist
ed through THE Victory Clinic
For The Farm, which is a CO.
operative program participated in
Jointly by the State Extension
Department and Mississippi Pow
er q Light Company. Through
this program, rural and farm Gus
toners in forty-two counties will
be offered prizes and inducements
to participate in the Foods For
Victory" activities.
Through the Victory Clinic
For Industry, under the super
vision of b. M. Davis, Industrial
Sales Manager, Mississippi indus
try will be assisted in speeding
up production, securing national
defense prime and sub contracts,
increased efficiency of operation.
and In various other ways in
which industry can gear its oper-
atoms to meet wartime require
ments.
Under the urgent stress Of ma
tional defense, Business, Industry,
the farm, and home will-through
these Victory Clinics" - be 0
ordinated in a mighty effort
toward helping win the war and
preserve the American Way of
Life. BY assisting its customers
and dealers through this broad
scale program, Mississippi Power
Z Light Company feels that it 10
making a contribution to the well
fare of the customers and COM
"r"n'fias which 1t serves.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-19
Goodman Home

CONTINUED from page one)
preparation for the canning season,
although they may not be able to
produce and can more than enough
for home use, if every farm house
wife would try to save as much
food as possible to be used at home
this would leave the surplus produce
for the boys in camp and jlose who
are not in a position to raise things.
Miss Mccormick gave a demon
stration of the selection of eggs
for setting, and hot beds made at
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-19
cord books before the final flood

cord books before the final flood
of entries around May /.
The record book will not only give
the farm family a picture of their
work, but may lead them to win re-
cognition as county winners, or to
win cash awards in three places in
the district competition, OF perhaps
even the state prizes. All landowner
or tenant farm families who do not
use other tenants or s~harecroppers
are eligible for the competition.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-19

home, every n present was very
enthusiastic over these, and are 60
ing to try making them this fall in
order to raise their own plants for
transplanting to the garden in the
spring.
This club has set a number of
goals and hopes to reach them this
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
ALEET Girl

BEAUTY H...t .,I.r.sHUt4. l..,
wages l.r N,a Harsns.. F,rnIait
EHNi rN Operator s. r.vm.ss ar
refHr'h Ann t-- ism Hor Town
..r# t.sfs~
EHHhhtfIlE t.,.lu'- recoverable. it.
'.Hra firm rsfrarrrf ru0tfIelst goo
~ ana opPrlHft CHsrry slg5
EEt%UH SINFFi MANAGER WITH tx
phKltNCF EPFFEREEu PLEASANT
WDtk AND GOOD NDFkINg HOURS
SIZE NE JENKINS HUDSON CLEA&
FRS $40 VERMONT
COLI FGE TRAINED TECHNICAL AIDS
stop municipal positions SOD ass,-s.r..
-r'lre. rersHrre ana other manage
~n"- ana rf frs-lH0sl trIdr Numerous
vs. fH,.,s an 81 '1t per wear On Poe aI.sd ry
.---ufr'.ffv, ssBmlu3t.sr. MP ants must
rH between fNtn't 4ud 500 sears .f a-s
.t.l.u- .t irs TrI'ef states .n. IT, ffrl
.f fr. state I'D Michigan NrH t. rr.
H.ff"f rIfN Service Commission. ISM
t...r Water BOARD Ru. ding $50 rau-
'r1 street. Detroit Mrn. until further
r1tice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
DRIVERS WANTED

cool marcy making opportunity 1rivIrl
CHECKER CABS ~ outdoor JrD driving
a pleasure car hsaunfe' profitable ard
steady age - &c % Appll 2i2s TrIwbul
after
DRIVERS War'et Must kruV rt'E wei.
-'sady VsTk CAL rctper0 SEQ and 3
N. Ps'yer Food IrJtaCts 2iis 30 o. ue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

ENGINEERING AIDES 10 assist IN various
phases ~ engineering Work. 10 telf
plant. drafting room laboratory or Office
Numerous vacancies 81 81 slf IeT year 2.
bs hued by competitive examination Ar-
I.lcants must be between twenty ana 'hrf1
years 81 axe and CItlzeus - fhe Unite
s--7r-FT 7-T-T r. M fTTrTr.T CIV, Ser, r.
CONN. s-l.,t.. lsth Floor. Water Boar
Building 735 Randolph street. Detroit
Mirb.sar. Lffl further notice
FIRFFICHTERS Tor Detroit Fire Depart
Werf Numerous vacancies 81 s. 80 pes
wear IL De- Led rs competitive sAaullna
t.r. Applicants must be between thirty
hNH Huf rf. Sears ~ aEe. cf'4Lsns a. ~
IrI'ec states ard residents Of fte Ctt ni
Bffs.i' Tor Ure rerr Immediate Jrlrt 3.
me eKaEira'tsr. excepting persons y 10.
hDrYrAuIe ArUN NatE or Marine 90.
charges Fnr sur details and applications
"A l-la4-f sf-f--v-i.J 4ef--r.t tvti- s-F--,-r
q. ri mission. lG'n FLOOR. water Boa.
Eu.tA 1il Randolph street Derrr.'
~ IN ian. al ~ before DeCrmbsr - jazz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
RIO itII>
.rNCitS al stTs~ crosse Point b.
80 1901 Hacs Avenue Tuned 2 e..
BOILERS INSTALLED. WELDtD

F-TI-FNS Tsr'' mn . Woo y a'|'
Brothers s5o5 West Lafayette. N.re.
COG 34TI
CONSULT tre enlarged Real Evs'e l''
t-rs 80 ne b.s sunday Tmss Want A
Es.t.rr.f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
WASHING MACHINE RtPAIR

RESIDENTIAL Window cleaning. Sc,
storm, screen service. Northwest section.
Temple -A21
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Employment Agencies
A BETTER POSITION

A BETTER POSITION
MEN-WOMEN- BOYS-CIRIs
CF-TFCHNICAI.- MECHANICAL
DEFENSE AND son DEFENSE
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BJREAL
1916 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
JONES EMPLOYMENT slls Beautien
t....sd ote nc.sematds SIS S2n
weekly rnf'rrs ttnltnr~. couples. S5U-S SO
per week Columbia l010
Low service charEe. for men ana women
'ohs waiting J 4 II Employment
1907 Hamilton. Townsend 5-3736.
Colonial Emp. 1860 Broadway
CONSULT 'h' en- arsed Real Estate list
lHs~ in the h.s sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
1860 Broadway
Male Help-Salesnen

p -NANENT business f0r intelligent
-aiesmr0. above avers 20 earnings sales
ffe made a. result Of appointments
made Tor YOU Write qualifications Bon
N.Ps Detroit Times
WANTED Man fo- praHfstle Rau.eisa
E.uf" Must te satisfied win good lv-
.- .' STAR Write RtVIslgh's Dept
N.L.llH. }ul. tr.cpUft OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
.p,IRrf~I>a DISPLAY
,IIIC~ 'o>,IRIIp 1870 I>toMI>

C'rlso$ ST pIo- ha.e-snE -.sr.a-r
.ns's- i.rs Brush ftrst. Tsepaoa'
r.f..rr -.Ht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
NstLAIION

ROCK wool blown IN walls attic saves fuel
adds comfort. Ty. $3.50. Ewes RE iSj.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Fsta'c list.
inss IN the bis sunday Times Want Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

.,D>EFET 'nsr aft.r ir'o 40 'rrrTt Ns
france susIeg. Madison itta
CONSIIT me ENLARGED Real tsa'r is.
frEs 70 'as b.g S.uasg Times Went A.
gst' non
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
I,E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fICE SKATING Nightly except TUESDAY
Afternoon skating Saturdays windsor
Arena 572 MCDougah Windsor 3-347l
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings in the big sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
RRICk. dIMI>T. NrItCO HAsINLNT>

CHiHNFYS Ngaf repaired House raising.
posing Cement ~ Guarantee
"a -Eusns1Ip IN 2.UN1s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Y; x1koeit :Se41Ecp DEzQcz1M
AND BUYERS GUIDE
rr,,BI>G. stNiR srR,Ict

-. VEl... e.s.,- r-~} .
Alb ara.r, ..t,t. .,aret e,r.r.rs
lowest .fc .at r-ls Temple
81.
ALL sewer ts.lr.ss Csr1fs1 completely ny
e.er'uHf. ~n-, Nlarauttee. anywhere,
a. time IT, ssca
-FTFE r.ut.e We clean ,.ec-.ca's.
EcsGf- . $50 pes DAYS r. 7ts Sun.
DAYS ~ b.--
sEWf RS gas ..1 crooks replaced Sa5,
was DAYS r.Ehts Tempe ) 05al
RLFRIGIRNTIo\ >ERNICL
~ Nil MAKES SERNlcFp Ps-'s
labor slsrau'sed To I..0ln ~ 6.oius
a GUARANTEED JOB-CIty vide an.
make licensed and bonded EauisvFra
Fct-'rr-7'-.T service TTrr 5-iffF
REFRIGERATION STTVtrF-tU make
c.muerrta' residential sr' time, ans
whore I..rense7 40 ral-
CONSULT 'ra ,..sr.et Rra. Fss.e Ls,.
mss n TIE t- SAMOAN Times Want 4.
.'.ar
ROOT1NG
AMERICAS t,rer VarFuen vr cover
'uIr "a nome UItu - COS es- rD,i
't .". N1t Easy terms Man, JOBS ir
tirr'ss frr r94t rec' C IL 5lat
LOWEST c,t'uatp- r7orrr. siding ardi
lions E-s O. pay FEDERAL TO s-2is
CON rIT '.. .r.aI-,H Res. Estate Hst
rt no rs Sunday Times Waut s..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
MATTRESSES Rt>oNAILp I'M ~
PAINTING ANp DECORATING

4 DEFENSE Agatns HIGH prizes r-t
'oar mattress renovated. Miller es.
kcrrhottl lrrpN zoos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
BUILDING ALTLR,Iro>s

CONSULT ne enlarged Rss, Fs'a'' lo
'ngs boz Ne tg SUNDAY Times Want A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
FuMIGAII>G SERVICE
FURNACE cLE,NI>G AND Rrr,IRI>G

FURNACES REPAIRED exchanged IN
stalled new used parts reasonable
2O65 Eight-Mis ROAD. To s-S467.
HIDER BROS Incorporated-New. Tee
FURNACES Blowers. Controls Sew Heat
Runs " s2Ol FenkelI tS. 3-06s1
CONSULT the enlarged Rsal Estate list
Ings IA the biz sunday Times Want d
eecfioni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

"rite Box A-s2O. Detroit Tines
GAGF maker nfst class 0LIy ggoc
working conditions 2ItZ HFst vsflrr
CAS- station attendant - afy eUriyyuet'
SfHft hours salary Plus comm 80 l0u
Tunnel Service 232 Eardoph
GENERAL palN'rs house aors s'earr
employment fine tt 8I4tr for advance
msr' AEFF Sh"f a.. 1911 CRATIC
HDTF. gtf r.t~s wanted Mp, ASSIST.
ar manage Warcc. Ha't.. Woo1vafd
~ krtt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
list RANCE

Genera Insurance Auto Fire tt,.
SPECIALIZE COLOREp Eisk
f. son 49, Vernon "a aNbn
INSURE ~ home auto furniture on
EAST sd. thru Jim ssros. LIZ. U2i7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
FOREMAN WANTED

To Take fgli Charge q
Warner 4 SVasey Monitor Latres
Operating On BrAts Parts Exclusively
"rite Box A-s2O. Detroit Tines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
FOREMAN WANTED

10 Take Pun CHARGE a.
New EF!tatr Chlcs}GF Naeh4r-s--
Cfs-a'rE On Brass PARIS FxcIIt ...y
Nrfe 'o BOX Aba Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Vale end Female Help Wanted

NtE LABoErE~ Is TO s1
AND WOMEN ~ To 40
-ftHaI ~'rh Call " snort Atlanta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
COAL AND ooKE-prIi,ERIEs
tIEoIRIosL sJrPIIt> tINTtRt'
FLOOR s.>pI>G. WANING. nc.

FOR MINK ana repairs hays tIec'ft
1OiS3 Grat0f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
STORM SASH
MAIL MINnnM llLNNI

STORM SASH Al sizes communal
doors Rrtr rnar VI t-36Iu-5 -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-23
Vaccine Which Combafs
Two Diseases Success

GRAND RAPIDS-UP- Results
OF a control study among school
children dealing with the effective
ness of a combined vaccine for
dlphtheria and whooping cough
have added to the nationwide
recognition given DR.. Pearl L. Ken
drick by medical men during the
past four years.
From a group OF 1000 boys and
girls under study over a period Of
two years, it was found that whoop-
ing cough infection for those who
received the vaccine was one per
cent. Meanwhile, for those who did
not receive the vaccine between
nine and ten per cent showed in
lection.
DR. Kendrick. who Is director Of
the west Michigan division OF the
State health department. has been
conducting her studies both here
and in Mexico City. She refuses TO
draw final conclusions. declaring
with scientists reserve that her
studies have not been in progress
long enough
DIR. Hendricks work on the single
vaccine drew national attention
from medical men at meetings OF
the American Public Health Asso
citation in 1898 ond again in 1871
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-23

pneumatic on macadam." has been
devised by Ernest G. Munck, Sr.,
so, OF suburban lonia, who says the
tire showed no wear after 1875 miles
and appears good for at least To-.
600 miles"
Himself amazed at the ease with
which II takes corners, Munck adj
mitted that he intended the gadget
primarily as spare. though
claiming there's no reason why a
set OF four wouldn't serve admir-.
ably for speeds OF 20-25 miles pc,
hour, with a maximum of 40 miles
per hour
Turned on huge lathe. the
wheel-tire combination consists OF
layers OF a strong. light wood ce-
mented together with waterproof
glue TO form a plywood having
equal strength in all directions.
Now. Munck is working on i'm
provements, hoping to incorporate
some metal parts TO reduce the
overall weight.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-23
RATION AZ

Army held ration *, the new
emergency ration for combat sol
diers. is very much 20. n accord
ing TO writer's who have tasted it.
Ration *" is packed in three
separate boxes. each box about the
size Of a brick-one for breakfast,
one for dinner, and one for supper.
All three weigh only 3a.S6 ounces
and contain 1925 calories Food
authorities say the average per
son requires 5000 calories per day.
The new food is an emergency ra-
ton issued by the Quartermaster
Corps to the armed forces when
they are far removed from the faci-
lities OF regular field kitchens or
established mess units, or engaged
in continuous combat. 1t may be
eaten hot or cold
Originally II was termed the
parachute ration and later the
Para ration and finally Army
field ration *.
Each package is clearly identi-
fed as TO its contents, and meas
ures six inches in length, four
inches in width. and two inches in
depth. The brick-shaped boxes are
constructed according TO specifica.
tons and are not only impervious
10 temperature changes, but 10
vermin. moisture, destructive toxic
gases and other deteriorating in
fluences as well.
The breakfast unit contains one
package OF defense biscuits; one
package OF compressed graham bis
cults: one can OF veal luncheon
meat: one package OF matted milk
dextrose tablets; two packets OF
soluble coffee; two tablets OF su-
gar and one stick OF chewing cum.
In the dinner unit, neatly ar
ranged, are one package OF defense
biscuits. one package OF compress
cd graham biscuits; one can of
pork luncheon meat; one package
Of matted milk dextrose tablets;
one tube OF concentrated bouillon
and one stick OF chewing gum.
The supper unit yields one pack
age OF defense biscuits, one pack.
age OF compressed graham bis
cults. one can OF cervelet sausage;
one two-ounce bar OF ration 3D.;
three tablets of sugar. one package
Of lemon juice powder and one
stick OF chewing gum.
Coffee, as included in ration "K",
IS in powder form and 10 packed
in a specially designed and treat
ed packet. 1t is readily soluble in
hot OF cold water.
Why the gum? A lsyman might
ask that question, but not a para
chutist- The gum reduces the con-
sumption OF water tan important
factor in combat areas where troops
can't get 10 a water supply and
keeps the mouth moist and cuts
the dust.
Six units. tvo-day supply
might be sufficient for several days,
and when the boys start writing
home about the quick and easy ser
vice there is likely 10 spring up
home demand that will invite gen.
eral retail supplies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-23
Mae West Happy After
Winnino Divorce Case

Hollywood, July 23--lNS-"I'm a
free woman, you bet. I'm a free
woman. No more process hounds
on my heels. No more lawsuits.
No more Wallace All. what a feel
in"
So declared Mae West here az
ter winning her marital freedom
from her shadow husband. Frank
Wallace. vaudeville hoofer whom
she married in Milwaukee back In
1911 when both we're playing the
two-a-day.