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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-02-13

by the eel" that could more
than qualify for the position.
although a former en-
ployee of the ell" we don't
quite understand the story be-
hind keeping the colored en-
ployee on the broom the
Elevated has a policy of an
nouncing just who can take
one of their examinations and
a porter is excluded =. Some
one had a change of heart
about five months ago and
held an open examination for
all the employees Of the FL
for the position of operator.
.. many of our boys took the
examination but none Of tnsm
passed one way or another 4.
your reporter failed at the
time because was one quar-
ter Of an inch too short &.
the required height is 5 fl, 6
inches; your reporters height
according to their records is 5
# 5 and 3-4 inches check
ing with the United States
Government your reporters
height is 5 IT s inches on
the other hand I can eat beans
off some of the heads of pres
ent operators who don't seem
to be Ave feet :. you worry
about.
BILL MOORE
popular hubby Of Easter
Moore, charming beautic,an,
has been a very sick fellow
these past few months we
are happy to report that Bill
is we'll on the road to recovery
under the doctors care and
the efficient hand of Easter, a
real wife and pal.
THIS COLUMN
deeply regrets the death nj
William L. Reed, Executive
Secrtary Of the Governors
Council OF Massachusetts, vino
psased away last week off,. the
brilliant career Of William L.
Reed, politically. civilly and
socially, has made history in
the annals Of these United
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The Price of Victory
"a TAXES AND
WAR BONDS
- IL Takes Both

States, more than a credit to
his race We extend our
deepest sympathy to the men,
berS Of his immediate family.
LIEUT.. MILDRED D. CARTER
and Princess Fatima Massa-
quot, guest speakers at the
Shaw House, were more than
welcomed by the large audi
ence that crowded out the
popular institution last Tues
day evening.
MISS JOSEPHINE CRAWFORD
charming owner and operator
of Camp Whispering willows
for girls of the tender age was
in town last week planning
bigger and better things for
her little campers this summer
we don't know how much
bigger and better Whispering
willows can be but Miss Craw-
ford is always seeking new
modern ideas that meet with
the approval Of the general
public whose children Sire
loves to serve Miss Cav
ford, last years winner of the
Mass. Camp Inspector Council
Award for efficiency, received
a letter of congratulatory ma
ture from Lieut.. Gov. Horace
T. Cahill who more than en-
dorsed the program of Wits
pering willows and the famous
Peter Pan House as wholesome
and healthful for any Ameri-
can girl war or no war,
Miss Crawford has been work
ing hard all winter so that
your little girl can have the
best the entire supper
however, the popular camp
can hold just so many chill
dren. Why not make sure your
little girl will be included now
by getting in touch with Camp
Whispering Willows see
ad elsewhere in this paper for
phone number and address.
ROAMING ABOUT
long time no see Mary Nathan
Robinson, pretty spouse of
West Medford'S Bill Robinson,
who has established her resi-
dence with the wilson's on
fremont st . we stopped by
a couple of times to see Pat
but couldn't catch her at
home :. the Navy Yard and
WATERFOWL Arsenal are pack
ing in our girls by the score.
In a couple of weeks your re-
porter will call the role Of
such gallant American women
batting on our home front
Raytheon Co. has loads Of our
girls on the line, the latest
being Dot Smith whose heart
throb is in Officers Training
sehool-namely, Tom Smith
Clarence G. Scott was home
from Camp Devens over the
weekend looking At as a i'd
die Lincoln OBapyoun
looks mighty nice in his uni
form the dapper James
Guilford is doing ok in Africa
Victor Bylee's voice cerr
taiiily sounded more than nice
coming over the air waves
last Sunday. He would make a
good radio announcer not
every ones voice registers SO
clear /. Have you got your
correct amount Of shoes? :.
heaven help the children who
break their shoes in half i'll
three weeks! three pairs
will catch them barefoHted
this summer See you il
town L, 3
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Teams Standings

High team single, Bullets, 498;
High team three, Takers, 1924.
Takers, Cutfee, 1884; Gray, 1858;
Garner, 2a6; Mccoy, 259; Irish,
233. Total 1884,
Eagles, Hill, 261; Jones, 1856;
Roberts, 27l; Mason, 24S; Low,
244. Total 1860.
Bullets, Hawkins, 276; Bonit-
to, 2Ss; Simkins, 266; Newton,
1853; Ford, 292. Totals 1341.
Falcons, Calvin, 252; Good
rich, PSI; Gardner, 259; Lind
sey, 237; Barlow, 28S. Totals
1890.
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LET'S GOSSIP
WITH YOUR REPORTER
LOU RANSOM
WITH YOUR REPORTER

A major salute to our ellis
tory Week" which really went
over the top with various pre-
grams honoring the colored
people of America -. let's go
10 press.
ROXBURY MOTHERS
AND FATHERS
you had better gaze up from
that newspaper you're reading
or love story book long enough
10 take check on your child's
street activities . today with
both husband and wife in war
defense jobs or working other
wise the children of ours nave
a little more time on their
hands, which they can do as
they please with under
such working conditions we do
the best We can with our
children, which has been
proven in some cases not good
enough right now there
arc little gangs of girls and
boys 8 to - raiding 5 and 10
cent stores or any store where
they might steal small items =.
49,. the police Of stations 0
and 10 are out to stop this
practice which seems to be
spreading; check and double
check; parents, you would
really be surprised at what
your little angels do if you
can not provide socially for
YOUR children while both Of
Won are working, then we Sug-
eest that one Of you resign,
because you could do no bet
ter Job for your country than
to rajse a clean wholesome
American family.
BOSTON ELEVATED
RAILWAY
gave a nice slap in the face
10 its colored employees who
lust can't seem to get out Of
The porterS' bracket appl:-
cations are being received by
the e. for women conduc-
tors What's the matter
with some of our boys taking
over some of the jobs? we
have many a porter employed
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Sports Roundup

Washingou-NS-The today had another
chakd their win column taking 6 Suggest
Clark Griffith president of the
Senators with which
was played has been called off
Evansville earlier defeat tasted sweet to
showed of IS hits and
rorless victory the Detroit Tigers The
eyened the series
-NS-Jeff ouelde has been
awaited
Cleveland odaH his contract Heath
peeed the tribe at Dayton. o.
New NS-Mauager today complete salts
performance Lnge Mungo who credited
giants 81 victory the Boston Red SoN
-INS-Lppy puocher Brooklyn DODGERS today had
with the New York Yankees
90 The tribe spotted the American League
Arley Donald
mound m five nun young Tommy Byue the
Kirby Higbe divided the Dodgers
pitching Newsom credited with the win.
Yorl- Mccarthy Nens
mound against the Boston Braves in the first OF
Bill Dckey of action with
elbow hitting session in Asbury Park
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NeUs From London

were Sunday guests at the Clar'
Ell c Cline home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Eddington
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Zarnow, Brittian, Sunday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elby Kaintz were Mr.. and
Mrs. Steven HOrvath and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schaefer and
Betty Jean. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kramer all Romulus, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Seleska and children,
Milwaukee Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud TEAL, Lulu,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heidi and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cline
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Theron Painter Mr. Painter is
still very Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banouski, Wyan-
dotte, has purchased the Charles
knaggs farm, Townsand Rd.
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.MultnOnahs
Win 43 Points

Chicago Apr Fms - The
| Multnomah Athletic Clubs swim
/ ming team, quartet OF versatile
girls, headed back for Portland,
Ore. today with the team cham.
pionship in the National AA.U.
women's senior meet.
The Multnomah team, composed
OF Suzanne Zimmerman, Brenda
Helser, Nancy Merki and Margarine
Hansen, splashed to victory in the
three-day meet at Chicago by
amassing 43 points. - points
ahead of its second place rival,
the Riviera Club OF Indianapolis
which had 81. The Women's Swim,
ming Association of New York fin
ished with % points.
Other team scores were the
Mediush Club OF Chicago, Il. the
Lido Club of Evanston H.. 10: the
Dragon Club OF Brooklyn, y. Y.
SO; the Florence Club of San Die
go. CAL SIS. the TiEestoUe club OF
Akron, O.. g. and the Lake Shore
Club Of Chicago, /.
Entering the final day Of the
meet with a seven point lead over
the Indianapolis team. the Ore
gonians swan away with two of
the four championsh at stake.
the 22O-yard free style and the 500
yard medley relay, 10 win five OF
the II events contested in the meet.
Miss Helser, a Stanford Uniyersi-
~ freshman. coasted TO an easy
victory over li-yearoid Joan Fo-
gle OF the indianapolis team who
on Saturday had upset Miss Mer-
ki's quest for a fourth straight
title in the 4i0-yard free. style.
Miss Foglc and her l6year-old
sister June were the mainstays OF
the indianapolis title bid
With the count at SO TO % in
favor OF the Oregonians in the
Multnomah-Riviera battle, both
teams entered the 300.yard medley
relay. Miss Zimmerman OF Multi
nomah went out in front in the
back-stroke. Miss Merki added
to the lead in the breast-stroke
and Miss Helser won handily N
the free.style to take the event.
Miss Anne Ross. l9-year-old Barn.
ard College Sophomore represent
ing the Dragon Club, defended her
one-mcter diving crown with 1858
points after winning the three
meter dive Saturday with 1850
points.
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Hilsdale, Mich, Apr. 12- In a
single automobile collision six miles
northeast OF here at 4 p. m. Sunday,
eleven persons, six OF them chill
dren, were injured. seven OF the
victims were admitted to Hills.
dale Community Health Center.
George Struble. 20Eears old. Jones
vile. driver OF one OF the cars in
yolved in the right-angle crash,
and his wife, Jane. 90, and Donald
Wooden, SO, Hillsdale, the other
driver, and his wife. Edith, were
given first aid at the Health Cen
ter end released.
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Old Turf Feud Between Alsab,
Whirfaway Likely to be Revived

Stripes, Arlington and Washington
Park handicaps. all at $4,000, and
the Equipoise mile and the Sheri
dan handicap. both at $4,000.
Also, there are a number OF other
events with somewhat smaller pur.
ses which would serve to keep the
rivals in condition.
Alsab took the great Whilaways
measure in two OF the three times
they met last season. winning the
Narragansett championship, a
match race at mile and three six
teenths; losing to the Calumet
stable star in the Jockey Club gold
cup at Belmont over the two-mile
route, then coming back to cap.
ture the New York handicap at
two and a quarter miles at Bel
mont, then Whirlaway finished
third.
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World Series
Stands Even

St. Louis, Apr. PINS The
ST. Louis spring training city
series today stood evened at one
all following the world champion
Cardinals So win over the Browns
yesterday in the second meeting of
a scheduled seven-game series.
Mort Cooper, and Southpaw
Ernie White, Card pitchers, held
the Browns hitless for the first
seven innings until White faltered
in the eighth and was relieved by
Blk bonneffy,I Sacramento rookie
highlander Playing errorless
ball, the Cards banged out eight
hits off Niggeling, Ostermueller,
and Caster against FIVE safeties col.
lected by the Browns.
Faced with an open date in the
current city series, both teams had
practice sessions scheduled for
today.
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NO HOPE SEEN

Grand Rapids, Mich. Apr. 70
Sunday ther appeared to be little
likelihood OF settlement OF a two
day-old walkout OF 300 Grand Rap
ids service department employees as
the Municipal Employees Union
(AFL) tooh no action on City Man.
ager Peter A. kameraad's ultima
tum that the employees agree to
work additional hours for pay
increase. Kammeraad's proposal. IS
sued after conferences between
union delegates. city officials and
state and federal labor conciliators
broke down Saturday set this morn
ing as deadline for agreement
and resumption OF work. II his pro
posal is not accepted. Kammeraad
said. further negotiations will be
Cancelled and steps taken TO replace
employees who walked out.
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French Lick. Ind, Apr. Fms
The Chicago cubs and the White
Sox, both beaten sunday by Ameri-
can Association teams, squared off
today against each other for an
other round Of the spring training
camp series.
Claude Passeau was named to
hurl five innings and Hiram Bit
horn four innings for the Cubs,
while the White SoX will use Ed
Weland. Don Hanshi' and Gordon
Maltzberger
Oddly enough Jimmy Wilson,
Louisville rookie and namesake OF
Jimmy Wilson. cubs manager, won
Sundays battle by pitching shut
out ball for the last three innings
TO give the Colonies to vic
tory over the Bruins in the Kentu-
Cky city. another Cub heideHt,
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Chicago, Apr. Ems Pros.
poets for the resumption Of that
old turf feud between Whirlaway,
leading money-winner OF all time.
and Alsab appeared bright today
with the announcement OF Al Sa-
bath, the latter's owner, thai his
colt will do most OF its campaign
ing on Chicago tracks this sum
mer
Warren Wright. owner Of "Whir.
". already had said he expected
to send his horse here for the sum.
mer season.
There will be plenty OF good
sized purses for the two stars to
shoot at, particularly during the
Arlington and Washington Park
programs. Logical sports for them
TO meet would be in the Stars and
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INVESTIGATE CHARGES

Pontiac, Mich, APR. 12-W. P,
Edmonson, city manager. said
sunday that city government COM
mittee investigating charges that
poor quality food had been served
soldier and civilian patrons OF the
Pontiac Divisions anti-aircraft gun
plant would report to the City Coun-
Gil Tuesday. Comprising the com
mittee with Edmonson are Council
men Howard Mcneil. chairman, and
John Lyons and Mayor Joseph
Potts. An Army investigation OF
the same charges. made by James
F. Lucas. head OF the Oakland
County Joint AFLrCIO Labor Cour-
Gil, was begun Saturday.
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Pick Of The Air Today

CBS-7;15 Ceiling Unlimited:
500 Nox Pop:
$50 Gay Nineties:
900 Claudette Colbert in Once
Upon Honeymoon"
1000 Marlene Dietrich In pitts
burgh";
1906 Premiere, % Minutes From
Broadway.
BLU-7:SO Lone Ranger;
$50 True or False;
900 Counter Spy;
$50 Bob Chester Band:
1926 Rhythm Road.
MBS-7:30 Premiere, Starlight Re
vue from Canada;
$50 Bulldog Drummond:
9:15 Premiere. Manpower Ltd,
Paul V. McNutt guest;
$50 Mediation Board:
1915 Dean Pardue on Our Morale
Tuesday
NBC-9 A. m. Everything Goes:
100 p. m. Music for Madame;
4;3O Justice Felix Frankfurther
on The Permanence OF Jeffer-
SON.
CBS-12 noon Kate Smith;
$50 p. m. William Primrose,
Viola:
$50 Are You a Genius Quiz.
Blue /oon Meet Your Neigh
Dor;
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Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING TIME RoS
HEARING CLAIMS

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County OF WASH
At a session of said Court, held a:
the Probate office IN TIE city or
Ann Arbor in the said County. on
the e5th day OF March A. ID. 1919.
Present. Honorable Jay G. Pray
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate or
Alfredia. B. Gates, Deceased
II appearing to the Court that the
time for presentation of claims
against said estate should be limit
ed. and that a time and place be ap-
pointed to receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands against
said deceased b. and before said
Court
II is Ordered. That creditors OF
said deceased are required to present
their claims TO said Court at said
Probate Office on or before the l4th
day Of June A. u. 1913, at ter
o'clock in the forenoon, said time
and place being hereby appointed for
the examination and adjustment OF
all claims and demands against said
deceased
It is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publica-
ton OF a copy of this order for
three success siye weeks previous to
said dav Of nearing. in the Ypsilanti
Daily Press, newspaper printed
and circulated In said County.
JAY 9. PRAY, Judge of Probate
ADJ 1-4T2
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MISS lLA 5oNDlE HoNoREO
AT SURPRISE PARTY

West London, Mich, Apr. IA
surprise birthday party was given
in honor OF Miss la Bondie at
her parents home Thursday eve
ming. The following group of her
school friends attended. Iona Rose
Painter, Dolores. Gerald and Susie
Skiff, Albert and Helen Borso
and Miriam Heath. She received
lovely gifts and the evening was
spent playing games after which a
delightful lunch was served.
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WASHINGTON-INS- Sen. AL
len ]. Ellender Cd La. today
charged that the government will
lose millions of dollars II the
Northern Plywood Trust" is per-
mitted to block construction Of a
plywood manufacturing plant In
New Orleans.
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PROBATE OF WILL

STATE OF MICHIGAN. Tn. Pro-
bate Court for the County OF Wash
teHaw.
At session OF said Court held
at the Probate office in TIE City OF
Ann Arhor. n said County. on the
2Jth day OF March, A. d. 1913.
Present. Hon. Jay C. Fray. Judge
OF Probate.
In the Matter. Of tn. Estate of
]. Martin schanz, Deceased
Geo F. SchanZ having filed his
petition. pray ing that an instrument
filed in said Court be admitted 10
Probate as the last will and tesla
ment NJ said deceased and that ad-
rninistration Of said estate be grant
ed u George +. Schanz or some other
suitable person.
II is Ordered. That the 27tth day
Of April A. ID 1913, at ten a. m.
at said Probate Office is hereby APP
pointed for hearing said petition
Il is further ordered that Pub
lie notice thereof be given by pub
lication Of copy hereof for TIRES
successive weeks previous TO said
day OF hearing in the Ypsilanti
Daily Press newspaper printed
and circulated in said County
JAY G. PRAY. Judge OF Probate
A true copy
Nora o. Rorgert. Register OF Probate
ADV. 1-flG
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LIKES SCENIC BEAUTY

SACRAMENTO. Cal.-UP- Leo
Garlic, the Hollywood movie star
is not always the character he
seems to be on the screen. He
has Just. been named a member
OF the State Park Commission be-
cause of his great interest in the
states scenic beauties.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Alderman.
Stony Creek, have purchased the
John Norris farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Devazoe,
Detroit. have purchased the Paddot
farm on Milan-OakYille Rd
Willis Bondie and children, LA
and Marvin, spent the week end
with Mrs Bondies mother, Mrs.
Rosalee Kolb. Dearborn, who is
confined to her bed with a broken
leg.
Three new pupils entered Raj
eighville School this week. They
are Eugene, Joseph and Henry
Bakanowsk. All from Wyandotte.
The seventh grade girls have
decorated the room with a fresco of
ancient sailing ships in colors and
a group OF interesting historical
places in colors.
Iona Rose Painted was the
spelling champion and Marsha
Bondie the runner up for the last
semester.
Everyone took an active part in
the arithmetic contest held in the
school last Friday. Marsha Bon
die was the best in addition.
Raymond Grams was the winner
and Wanda Wrubel the runner up
of last weeks spellins contest in
Wuerth School.
Stanley sydney, second grader,
has been absent due to an acct
dent from falling.
A new pupil. Barbara Jean Har-
den, Detroit, fourth grader, has
been added TO our enruifment. Bar.
bara Jane is making her home with
her grandmother Mrs. Hubbard.
Mrs. Aria Cline is teacher
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lentz were
Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Brabrant, Oakville.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hazlett and
! family and Mrs. Grace Jacobs visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Jacobs.
near Dundee. Sunday Mr.. Jacobs,
who is the son OF Mrs. Jacobs. re-
ceived several cracked ribs in an
auto accident in Azalia Friday.
Willis Bondie and son Alton were
guests of Mr. Bondies parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Bondie, Lincoln
Park, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hopkins
have purchased the Schwartz
farm on Allison Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Resi-, Milan,
have purchased the Sanalaci form
on the Milan-Oakyille Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrie Heath and
, family, Augusta Township, Mr..
and Mrs. Harland Smith, Milan,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thur
low Heath, Sunday.
Sunday dinner guests OF Mr. and
| Mrs. Robert Fitzpatrick were Mrs.
Kilpatrick's sister and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip Petri and two
sons, Willis.
/ Mrs. Louis Miller and Mrs. Mil
ton Smell we're guests OF Mrs.
Dorithy Hazlett Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chase and
/ daughter Joan, Ferndale. were Sun.
day dinner guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
| Clyde Sheats.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Zieski
and daughter, Pauline Mae, and
Mrs. Laura Grassley were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Sheats. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Beauch and chill
dren, Milan, were Tuesday evening
/ callers.
Mrs. John Schwartz. Allison Rd,
is i'll at the Monroe Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cline and
two grandsons, Ralph Harry and
| Charles Cline, were supper guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cline
Tuesday, celebrating Mrs. Clar-
ence Cline's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rigdon
Wayne, and daughter Beverley
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Calvary saptlst Church

Wednesday, S p. m.-Prayer.
Praise and Bible Study.
Thursday. . TO 5 p. m.-Nictory
prayer meeting.
The above services in the Tzaak
Walton Hall. ~ n. Huron st.
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CONVENTION CLOSES

Saginaw, Mich. Apr. 12-Closing
their four-day annual convention
sunday, members Of the Michigan
Gideon Society elected Rem II. Nil.
Ter OF Holland president OF the
state organization. He succeeds Rol.
lin VI. Severance OF Saginaw.
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Church Briefs
Hsstmbty OF God Church

Wednesday. 7:45 p. m.-Midweek
Devotional Service and Bible Stu
dy.
Friday, 7:30 p. m.-Prayer Ser.
vice.
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Defeated Chicago Cubs, White
Sox Play Against Each Other

Clyde Mccullough, was added to
the roster.
At Lafayette Ind, the White
Sox bowed to the indianapolis In
dams, 6 TO ).
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Dauuhter Named

A baby girl, Shirley Ann, was
born to Mrs. Helen (Grassley)
Noworyta. April /, at st. Joseph 5
Hospital. Ann Arbor. Mr.. Nowory,
ia, when last heard from. was sta
toned in San FranciSco, Cal.
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Pfc. Emil Mesco. who is station
ed at Carlsbad, Mexico, and Ethel
Mesco were guests at a chicken
dinner at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Sylvan Kanitz.
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Wife PreserVers

Strengthen pocket corners OF garments
To keep them from tearing For high
waist pockets, barred stitching usually is
enough. Dress and apron pockets must
Be more sturdy. Lay piece OF tape on
the underside in line with the pocket top.
and stitch 1t IN with the corners