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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
CARDINALS
 CHAMPIONS,
 NAT. LEAGUE
Take DoubIehedder from Chicago; Brooklyn Pitcher
 Is Frozen
tBy Associated Press)

The St. Louis Cardinals became the Champions of the National League for the sixth time since 1926 by climaxing Sunday one Of the most stirring drives in base Chicago in the first game of the balls history, by a victory over doubleheader. The Cards more than clinched the title in the sec- ond game.
 Cheered on by a crowd of more than 31,o00 baseball fans, Ernie White pitched a 5-hitter and his teammates locked the game with a four-run rally in the fifth inning. The Cards took the second game behind Jimmy Beazley's 7-hit pitching.
 Dodger Hurler Frozen
 As pitcher Kilby Higbe bent over to pick up a ball from the mound to start the third inning for Brook lyn against Philadelphia Sunday afternoon, he glaced toward the score board He was practically frozen in his bending position. The board showed St. Louis had just scored four runs against Chicago and the Dodgers hopes to tie the Cards for the flag, died right there. Brooklyn went on however to win, ending the season.
 Reds End Low
 Cincinnati blew two ball games to Pittsburgh Sunday to end the season in fourth place the lowest since Bill McKechnie became man. ager in 1938
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
WASH. STATE |5 STARTING
 TITLEFIGHT
Northern Boys Score Shut out Over Stanford in
 Big Surprise

PALO ALTO, Sept. 28.-Wash- ington State launched drive for the Pacific Coast Conference foot ball championship last Saturday afternoon by a victory over Stan ford and to the confusion of the majority of the football experts.
 In the second quarter two line plunges advanced the ball to the 25-yard line. Left halfback Jay Stovers passed to Earl Brenneis, sub right half, who squirmed past a couple of tackles to score stand ing up.
 The Staters shut out Stanford, score to 0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
TANKS LOSE
 TO RED 50x
 FINAL GAME
Rilhson ChaIks up 18th Victory; Cleveland in
 Fourth Place
(By Associated Press)

Boston wound up the 1922 base ball season Sunday by defeating the American Leagues champions, the New York Yankees with Cecil Richson gaining his twenty-fifth victory and making him the win ingest pitcher of the year.
 Joe DiMaggio slammed out his twenty-first homer during the game.
 The Cleveland Indians gained un- disputed possession of fourth place in the American League Sunday by blanking Detroit. Jim Bagby linn tied the Tigers to six hits for his sixteenth triumph.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
HU5kIE5 IN
 WIN,27 TOO

SEATTLE, Sept. 28.-The Uni- versity of Washington footballers uncorked three touchdowns in the third period of the game to white wash Coach Alonzo Staff;s out weighed College of the Pacific.
 Washington's hard charging line bottled up the running line of the College of the Pacific completely.
 Score was University of Wash ington Huskies 27, College of Pa- cfiic o.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
BRAVES WIN BY F0RFEIT;
 kIDSD0 II

NEW YORK, Sept 28.-The Bos- ton Braves were awarded a forfeit game over the New York Giants last Saturday afternoon in the sec ond game of the doubleheader, all though the Giants were leading to in the eighth inning.
 Hundreds of children swarmed onto the field from the stands and play could not be resumed.
 The umpires awarded the game to Boston with the usual 9 to 0 forfeit score.
 The children were admitted to the game in return for bringing in scrap.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
GEORGIA TECHS IN WHITEWA5H;;
 AUBURN LOSER

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 28-Coach Bill Alexander pulled the blanket off his dark horse Georgia Techs last Saturday afternoon, as Eddie Prokop and Freshman Cling Cas- tleberry passed and ran Auburn into submission, the final score being Techs IS, Auburn 0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
FIELD GOAL COSTS
 OREGON ONE GAME

PORTLAND. Oregon, Sept. 28.- Bob de Lauer saved St. Mary's Pre- flight eleven from defeat last Sat- urday at the hands of Oregon.
 A field goal from the 28-yard line in the last 20 seconds of play and kick at a 40 degree angle, the ball sailed squarely between the posts The score was Preflight 10 Oregon g.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
SACRAMENTO L05E5F0UR
 TO SEATTLE
Angels, Padres Battle To- day To See Who Meets
 Rainiers in Finals
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESs)

The Pacific Coast League cham pions were crumbled Sunday as Sacramento lost the fourth straight game to Seattle in the Shaughnessy play-off series.
 San Diego and Los Angeles split doubleheader Sunday in the play off series, the Los Angeles Angels taking the opener and losing the nightcap to the Padres. Los An geles now leads the series with the Padres, three to two and the teams meet today to decide which will meet Seattle in Nle finals
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28

 I5 RESTED BY
 BIERMAN'5 MEN

EVANSTON, Ill, Sept. 28.-Strik- ing a happy medium of power on the ground and accuracy in the air, Bernie Bierman's Iowa Naval Pre- flight footballers harmonized the attack around Bill Schatter to de- feat Northwestern last Saturday afternoon, 25 to 12.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
Notre Danle, Wisconsin
 Battle, Tie

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 2S.-The Irish of Notre Dame and the Bad gers of Wisconsin cashed in for one apiece in the game last Sat- urday afternoon out of numerous scoring possibilities and the game was settled for tie, to T.
 The scoring of both elevens took place in third quarter
 Excitement started early in the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
Michigan
 Pulls Off
 Big Upset

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Sept. 28.- A dazzling aerial game and frenzied line play by a handful of veterans combined, put Michigan to g to 0 victory and upset over the heavily favored Great Lakes Naval Train ing Station eleven last Saturday afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
pHElAN'l GAELS NOT 90 HOT IN
 LOSING, BEARS

BERKELEY, Calif., Sept 28.- California worked hard last Sat urday afternoon for skimpy vic- tory over St. Mary's Gaels.
 Coach Jimmy Phelan, formerly of the University of Washington fielded a typical Phelan eleven and surprised the crowd by showing his Gaels around for most of the game IS if trying them out.
 The lone touchdown of the Cali lorna Bears came on a one-yard hurdling plunge by Jim Jurkovich. Score to 0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
 CRUSHED
 BY IOWA

IOWA CITY, Sept. 28. Iowa crushed Nebraska last Saturday
 afternoon in the first victory in nine games over the Big Six Con- ference team. The Iowa lads had accurate, right arms and tossed
 three of the touchdowns on passes. The score was Iowa 27, Nebraska 0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
PURDUE WALLOP

LAFAYETTE, Sept 28. - Ford hams Rams, Sugar Bowl cham pions, loosed two of three bursts of aerial fireworks last Saturday after noon and gained decision over Purdue's stubborn boilermakers, IA to T.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
NAVAL MODES
 LOSE TO INDIANS

] ANNAPOLIS, Sept .28.-Harvey
 Johnson's mighty right arm gav' William and Mary's Indians a sec ond victory in seventeen years over the Naval Academy's inexperienced and cratic gridders last Saturday afternoon with a field goal. The final score was Indians 3 and Navy 0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
OREGON STATE
 DEFEATS IDAHO
 AT HOMECOMING

MOSCOW, Idaho, Sept. 28.-Out- weighed and empowered, but still fighting, Idaho celebrated Home coming Day by losing Saturday to Oregon State by a score of 32 to 0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
GAMES SUNDAY National League

Chicago 2, l; St. Louis g, 4. Pittsburgh 8, T; Cincinnati ', 4. Brooklyn 4; Philadelphia 3. Only three games played.
 American League New York 6; Boston 2. Detroit 0; Cleveland 8. Only two games played.
 Coast Playoff Series Seattle g; Sacramento 2. San Diego l, T; Los Angeles 4, ?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
{. Louis Meets New York L1 World Series

game and from there it was never more than couple of minutes dur ing the scrimmage when either team was not threatening touch- downs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
GAMES SATURDAY

Brooklyn 8; Philadelphia 3. Boston 4, 9; New York 6, 0. Sec ond game forfeited to Boston. Cards-Cubs game postponed.
 American League Detroit 0; Cleveland g.. Only one game played.
 Coast Playoff Series Seattle 4; Sacramento l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28

The chalil was flute or reed pipe used by the ancient Hebrews.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28
Flight! Work! and Sl

and STAMPS to add to the striking power of our armed forces.
 eff these purchases are to have material effect in restraining price increases they must be made out of current income.
 'In almost every individual case they should be big enough to mean rigid selfdenial. substan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-28

@. ~.... The American people know that
 E4 if we would raise the billions which now need to pay for the war and at the same time prevent disastrous rise in the cost of liv. ing, we shall have to double and more than double the scale of our savings.
 Every dime and dollar not vitally needed for absolute necessities should go into WAR BONDS
Evening star., 1942-12-18
BABY CHICKS
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS, R. / Reds, White Leg
horns, Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, 619 X st. NV. Metropolitan 00S9.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serutce, ddper-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Classifcations.
Evening star., 1942-12-18

WANTED, TRUCK TO HAUL OCCASIONAL
full or part loads used furn.. New YORK 10
WASHINGTON. Call KLEIN, Randolph S52s
MEN, WOMEN! WANT VIM? STIMU-
lantS in Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up BOO
les lacking iron, calcium, vitamin Bl.
Trial size, 35c SAVE MONEY-buy regu-
lar 81 size a times as many tablets. For
sale at all drug stores eVeryMhere.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS Fok SALE.
VENETIAN BLINDS.

CASH OR EASY TERMS.
Southern Venetian Blind Co.,
1908 New York Ave Phone EX 4R2E-42S4
Evening star., 1942-12-18

HnLcREsT. 2220 3Oth st. Sc, y block
Alabama ave bus-Nicely furnished rooms,
twin beds, unlin. phone; laundry privi-
leges; $50 each. Ludlow 6450.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, low rates. eype-
rIenced men, lge, clean, freproof ware
house. Malcolm Scales, Inc. IA 31Ql.
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing & StOrage Co. Tavlor n031
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Lux FURNITURE CO.,
Open Eyes. TIL Q Pm;

FURNITURE-10-piece ANTIQUE white 18th
century English dining room suite. 2 an
tiaue white living room chairs, also French
commodes and tables. Beautyrest matt.
dbie size: 5-piece chromium suite. knee
hole desk and secretaries, studio couches,
poster beds. springs. rugs, once fupiture,
Lincoln Furniture Co. sO7 Penn. ave. nv,
TuRNITuRE-Closinx out furniture dept.
suite, $3.50; sofa, $50: cocktail tables,
$50 nes. Of tables sasI s1a; % Sa1 shsirs ste.
place sets door knockers. All above fur
niturs 10 new. swim Furniture ohoo,
2423 18th st. NV, AD. of6i. -
Evening star., 1942-12-18
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COOKERS, Axe puppies. S15 and 500; l
year old, dark red male. SIS: black female
IS Many other puppies, So and $40
WA liz
Evening star., 1942-12-18
APARrMENIs SUBURBAN.

TAfRfAx. va LARGE TUkNIaHT6
rooms and private bath for light house.
keeping. Call ARBOGAsT STORE. Fair
f. "n1-J-1I f-o-, go ~. to 1:21
Evening star., 1942-12-18

Young man, share
twin beds; 2 Ane meals.
mo. Gall sfter 8 r.-1.
Evening star., 1942-12-18

HATS MADE BY EXPERT MILL1NERS
from fur pieces felts and materials; clever
remodeling. reblocking, trimming at low
prices sale on handmade originals; for
merly to Sl5. now S3 to $3.50 VOGUE
HATS. $40 10th st. NV, l fight up.
phone oos
Evening star., 1942-12-18

! 500 ILLINOIS AVE. NW.-Double room,
! suitable for two: cony. tranSp.; gentlleS.
! Phone Randnlph G4on
Evening star., 1942-12-18

COLUMBIA RID. NV, 1S34-Men; S4. SO
wk.. single rms; dble.. 81; clean. outside;
10 min. d'town: baths. shower, chw.,
conf: beds. steam heat: men. AID. 1880.
1854 QUE ST. NV, 1st foor-Double:
single beds, inner-spring mattresses; run
ming water; next bath. Also basement
triple, large, clean, dry, single beds, large
closet, near bath, SIS ea. per mo.
Evening star., 1942-12-18

1900 TAKOMA AvE.-3, . or 1 persons
girls only, Govt employees preferred: con.
yenient transportation; all new furniture
large house and grounds; congenial com
partnership; $50 per person. ARBOR HILL
LODGE, SH. 9s2S.
downtown. reasonable. Apply OF prem.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
PERSONAL

HIMoRRHoDs KRADIcATD BY NJ
own method. Results effective for . hfe-
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgefy DIR. SOAMERWEEsCk.
1858 Columbia rd. Adams O3oS.
PHONE sHEsHERD 1880. ASK FOR vTR-
loan up 70 $500 on your signature.
EMPLOYED WOMEN: IF YOU NEED
EXTRA MONEY you can get it on Just
your own signature at new low rates. Just
call MISS WHITE. American Finance Co..
Mchigan 65lO.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS UNFURkIsHED.
ROOMS WANTED,

goth AND PA. AVE NW-SpaciouS dbe
front rm., living and dining rms; rms. and
bldg. redecorated: sgl rm., 1872 Goth st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-12-18

CHEVY CHASE. MD. - Lovely furnished
rm., modern private bath, new home, semi
employed couple with car: gentiles. Oil
yer 5,36S
Evening star., 1942-12-18
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, colored, want janitor
quarters. DU. 1898, 3 am. to / pm
1T0S Swami st NV, Jacobs
Evening star., 1942-12-18

: ROOM in attractive apt. shower; conv. to
: streetcar and bus; excel location. Call
Evening star., 1942-12-18

LGE. DBLE, ROOM twin beds, newly deco
rated, near bath; unlim. phone. quiet
neighborhood: reasonable. Elk. 1928.
! TWO GENTLEMEN to share large front
room. twin beds, private bath dbe. closet;
also sgle. room. semi-pvt. bath. WO. $40.
ARTISTIC DOUBLE studio room, next
shower bath; new det. home; fine tranSp.
CAN OrdwaY 55iS after 6 I'm.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
SITUATIONS MEN.

ARCHITECTURAL or ship drafting. pm
to 10 pm; Is years experience. Box
3a4-M. Star. 19t
MAN wants job. elevator operator: part
time, between and IL pm. Call Dl.
PAINTER, hardwood nnisher, color mixer;
frst class Charles McVie, S19 9th st.
NV lqs
Evening star., 1942-12-18

DAY NURSERY, PRE- SCHOOL KINDER
garten, elementary and jr. high; children;
care instruction, lunches. trans: reas.
EIJ 6OdQ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

James A. Brsidwood. Plymouth.
Frank n. Duff. Plymouth.
Ronald A. Massey, Worthwhile.
James L. Heller. Plymouth
Eugene = Herrick, Plymouth.
Roy y. Williams, Plymouth
Carl A. Mcclellan, Worthwhile.
Goblin r. House. 1896 Ions.
Walter 9. Myers, Plymouth
Ronn X Hapner. Redford Township.
Edward Hynz. 1911 First.
Charles +. strautz, Worthwhile.
Harry r. Donohue, Plymouth.
Harry r. Ruienbar. Pennington
Norman 7. Jolley. 1897 Aubrey
Arthur r. Sletten, BEDFORD Township.
Leroy Friday Pennington.
Joseph n. Ashley.
wAfNE BOARD No. 80
steve KWistkowsk 2772 Clay. Ham.
steve Hurchanik, 1855 smith Hamtrsmck
Nichai Migrant. 20s3 Trovbrdgc Ham
Bernard J. Kuchta 1855 Dyar hamlramch
lganCes J. Rosinsk, 260s Pulaski Ham.
Andrew J Zbranchik. 1903 Riopelle.
WIN A. Klein, l92is Derby.
Michael A. Bury, 1854, Gcimer, Ham.
Thomas a Orczykowski j.. AnchOryttle
M p Odrnbina 20S2 Tfowhrdge Ham
Victor r. Gorski. 27ie Florian Hamtramck
A r. Raczkowski, ll40i Fleming Ham
John S Mekal, 2725 Norwalk. Hamtrames
Samuel PalusEynski, 2727 Iemans. Ham
John Masel. 1881 Cashmere. Hamtramck
stanley ]. Koiodziej, 26i4 Botsford Ham
Joseph r. Lanes 9s57 Dyar. Hamiramck
. W r. Badaczewski. 9703 Deauindre Ham
IT J Laskowski. 1891 ST. Aubin. Ham.
Henry C. Budzeak. 1925 East Palmer.
leo Polkowski 2Oi3 Canin Hamtramck
John Szymanski. 1901 Edwin, Hamtramck
/ Thaddeus Korczynski, iii22 Nagel, Ham
Teohl slusohewski. 2f29 Newton Ham.
STANLEY Sosnowski 23l7 Newton. Ham
I Roy " Rammler 22fe Alice. Hsmiranck
Michael witkovski. 22sS Andrus. Ham.
II. J. KrIyLanowski, 2oiT Belmont, Ham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
l8l Sent 10 Custer
Five Wayne County Draft Boards Among Groups
TO Help Fill Army's Ranks

Anthony s. Malik. Plymouth.
Ira u. Wilson. Wayne.
Robert J. Sherwood. lnkster
Bernard a. Briske. 1884 81 Marys
Thomas ,. Matewski, lnkster
Claude r.. Oeardeutl Plymouth.
Howard NJ Harrison lnkster.
Reinhoid Wike, ,lnkster. a.
Thomas VI Giilian, Dearborn
Cecil VI Thompson, YpsiautL.
Joseph y Beaume Wayne.
Edward T. RzuCidlo, Dearborn.
Thomas T.. LaFsve. Wayne.
George sabo. Wayne.
Howard O. Gahberi, lVkster.
clarence J Miller. WAYNE
James W shelter
Charles ". 1sh. 3s633 Van Born road
Robert T. Fritz
WAYNE BOARD 40. ~
Robert A Egge Plymouth.
David r. Ronald. Pennington.
William p Bruce Plymouth.
Tom r MARITIME. Worthwhile.
Lester ". Cooper. Wayne.
Hazen a 4 Scheffer, 1920 Humboldt
Glenn v Barker Si00 Pinehurst.
I Daniel G Baker. Ann Arhor
Robert n Bearer. 2s62i BrOadmOor.
David McDougau. Worthwhile
John " Martin. i00oS Rcnsselor.
STANLEY Srhlllnski. Northvfle
John =. Walton. 1879 Clenmors
Harry c. Dshmer Jr., Plymouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
TILLIE
T HE

Five Wayne County draft boards
sent a total of 166 nEn into the
army today. An additional Is were
from out county boards. bringing
the total TO lSl. Local Board No.
81. with al men, led the list, which
follows:
WAYNE BOARD NJ. ~
John X O'Malley.. Inkster
Isaac y sage Garden CT,
James p Early. aqd West Forest
John Bert Allen Park
Adam J Nasko, Plymouth
willard J Hoernet. Dearborn.
George r. Martin Wayne.
Lemuel NJ Felt. Wayne
Howard ~. Avery iukstrr.
Harold W Swick. Beleville
John y. GrSssel. Plymouth
Robert A. showers. Garden City
STANLEY A. Ketko Jr.. Garden CITY
John Robertson, Worthwhile.
John J. Little. lnkster.
Henry NJ. suffer, Wayne.
Carroll r. Glover. Wayne.
Samuel p WasiienkO 1855 Patton.
Frederick s. Aframts. Dearborn
Ester r Chamberlain. 1919 Pierson
James NJ Townsend, WAYNE.
Louis stouEhton. Dearborn.
Milton 6. kolorov, Wayne,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

minded the rather isolated farm
left her by her mother.
But lately, the loneliness pressed
down on her till at times ii was
about more than she could bear.
LAUGHED GAILY
II got my belongings slowed
in that closet under the stairs
you said l m & h I Use till i
wanted them"
Amelia moved toward the
trailer.
Gould take look, right
away" she asked breathlessly.
"If this isn't a swell arrange
ment!"
Laughing gsily, Kate Blaire ush-
cred her inside.
Here you are tired Of farm
life and as for me, I'm fed up to
the teeth with n wanderers .ex-
istence."
Amelda's capable hands claspec
in ecstacy as she gazed about the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

small trailer. from lowered chintz
draperies to compact furniture and
cleaning chromium.
Its the prettiest, sweetest
little home I ever heard of on
wheels" she sighed rapturouSly.
ION tires, you mean. They're
good for 10000 miles. You want
10 be careful how you negotiate
curves or you're liable TO cap
Now this" she Tipped
knobs, sis the oil stove, and
here's the Ice box"
While she went on 10 explain
various gadgets, Amelia watched
and listened entranced
Its just perfect. Everything
SO handy. No work at all.
"a whole home wrapped up In
a few beautiful cubic feet"
She gave joyous laugh.
'I suppose we ought to go
| Continued on Page 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

n. s. Maziarz. 1895 Trowbridge. Ham.
IL. g. Rad1ilowskf. 2253 Evaline. Ham.
=. wykAwski. 1881 Jos Campsu. Ham.
a Nauszelski 26Os Cashmere. Hamtramcl
Edward l.. Wright. 1880 Dequtndre, Han
samuel Yarlon, 1883 Lumpkin. Ham.
p. y. szslwinski 2os2 Trowertdge' Ham.
WAYNE BOARD NO. IS
Mathew Keller. Wayne.
Lawrence c. ne Buck, Trenton.
Walter J. Zbikowski, lnkstcr.
William y. Krsuss, Belleville.
Joe A. Krakowiak, Willis.
James carscadden, Wyandotte.
Richard n. Bohn. Inkster.
Clarence A. Kamin, Momulus.
Harold r.. Bortz. BsUevtle
Russell A. Hoagland. Romulus.
CLAYTON F. Morris. -TrentonA---
Theodore J. Curelo, 10000 Purdue.
Arnold r Lafeve, Ecorss
Donald T.. Ankrum. waltz.
Alfred n McTaggert, 1901 Nashburn.
Ira A. Niesen, Romulus.
Frederick j. Abar. Flat Rock
clement y. Guenther. Bellevlls.
Charles v, Davis. Carleton.
Louis T. Kepee Jr., BeneviHe.
Cufton Brown Trenton
Arthur Michels, Romulus.
Frederick G. knight, Romulus.
Theodore sharp. lnksier
Paul II BeItrsme Romulus.
Horatio Van Keuren Jr.. Romulus.
Percival J. Jensen. Bellevtlle.
Jacob Lorenz. New Boston.
Charles Baumia, Wyandotte.
James c. Filson. Flat Rock
Edward n. HerIog, six Lakes
Harold r. Fogarty, Trenton
Irving r. Lambrix, Wyandotte.
George NJ smith. Belleville.
John Kenosiah. Romulus.
WAYNE BOARD No.
Clemens Eein. ss43 Russell.
Phillip n. Merritt. asa Theodore.
Albert Z. LcCoullough, els Theodore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
DniIy Short Story
The Swap

MISS AMELIA. the last and
w already somewhat shrlveled
apple on the Perkins family tree
snapped the catches on tho hump
backed old trunk and dragged n
across the floor into the crowded
little closet
She pushed and showed until nc
door would close, then fastened
the paddock with a vigorous, tInal
click.
AS she snoothcd tho new serge
dress over her tai, father angular
figure. the clock on the shell above
the stove twanged 9.
She smiled up into the clock :
face.
When Amelia smiled, something
almost like beauty lighted her
features
NEARLY TIME
Here il was about tiUC FOR that
woman. Kate Blaire she thought
happily.
Nearly time 10 finish up the
transaction which would turn her
dream into reality. bringing free
dom from this farm that had been
her one and only home
Freedom from the business OF
farm chores and the monotony
Of solitude since her brother went
10 war.
And freedom 10 travel 10 far
places where she could paint the
glory of nature,
The thought Of so much that
was wonderful made her tremble
MOTOR HEARD
AT that moment. the sound oil
a motor was heard. and glancine
out of the front window Amelia 8
tanned kindly face elowed al sight
OF car towing silver trailer
The caravan SwiShed 10 the
door, and a woman alighted,
smartly dressed in blue Stacks.
Her age could be anywhere from
y 10 40 and ALL her movements
carried assurance and eXpediency.
Amelia ran 10 greet her
Kate Blaire smiled as her
shrewd eyes ran quickly over the
shingled farmhouse.
81 came early" she said. DE
cause I was afraid you might
change your mind"
VOICE oUIvERED
"Me: should say not"
Amelda's voice quivered with ex-
citement.
$50 your brother didn't disap-
rove"
He telegrsphed for me to 20
ahead. Didn't blame me for
wanting 10 sell out. He's
Master Sergeant" she added
proudly.
That's fine" breathed Kate.
Amelia thought there was no
point in confiding 10 this friendly
stranger how lonesome she'd been
the past two years without Henry's
help and companionship.
While he was home. she'd never
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
By Walt Disney

Samuel l.. Johnson. atn Farnsworth.
tCOumhuS MardiaW 1851 Leland.
Frank W Bell. az Adelaide
William Carter, e56 Livingstone.
Thomas Richardson 5si5 Brush.
James ~. Prewitt. S6l Mack.
iWilhe a. Carr, 1926 Beaubien,
Henry G.. Doss. 1892 Superior.
lRohert L. Sims ST. East Garfield.
Melvin Craghead, 1867 Maple
Howard r. Mitchell. 543l RNard.
Arthur Stroller. 641 Columbia.
Timothy w. Johnson. $50 Garheld.
PINES II WINFIELD, 2i6 Frederick.
William T. Taylor. 632 Farnsworth.
.Eibert r. Cobb. 1880 Hastings.
'CurIie l.. wooey 604 Hendrls.
Leo Clay. 4767 ST. Antoine
Frank Duegan. 626 Fast Ferry.
tCs0rEp W Vairutfnr,- f55t- t5zSt Wits.
lIsah Cheeks.
WAYNE BOARD No. 8
June Culbresth.
WAYNE BOARD No. 4
lLulel Trocch
WAYNE hoard 40. 10
'Devaut y Weaver
WAYNE BOARD no. 50
Leo A. Schultz
MANSE BOARD No -
stanley Przytula, Clifford @. Norton.
WAYNE BOARD 40. SO
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The following men were sent direc,
Fort Custer. Gordon - Mckee Donald
Lipn Michael Wtkowski. Kenneth
Porter Henry 7 Lencicki Edward Ks
Sorowski. Milton V. Lemke and Thomas
Penn man.
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