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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13

silent one from West Virginia State
college can tyuthiully say that the
current crop of tootballers are
about the poorest he has had since
81 took over The coaching OF the
Yellow Jackets p years ago.
The West Virginians have scored
10 points since the opening OF he
current Season-l3 agairst Winston
Salem. Oct 0 The Yellow Jackets
scored a touchdown against Tus-
kcgee Saturday as they went down
10 ~ TO 6 defeat before 5000 fans
az University Of Detroit Stadium.
This touchdown was made when
Bob Davis. flashy Yellow Jacket
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13
RUSS J. COWANS'
SPORT CHATTER

/ Bowl. will go to Marine hospital
Nov. IL for an operation.
Johnson. who was top sergeant in
the 350th ON during the first world
war. was a trainer at the old Mt
Olive AC. back In the days when
Clinton Bridges. Dave Clark, Mil
ton Shivers and others were cutting
their pugilistic teeth
Morgan college. playing one of
It's few intersectonal games, blasted
Florida A and M. 500 in Balti-
more, last Friday night Coach
Edward Hurts Bears have won
championships in the CIAA in 1893,
1884. 1895. 1887. 1910. l94l and 1912,
while tying Virginia State for the
title in 1885. From 1885 to
Thanksgiving Day. 1888. the Bears
engaged in SIS games without losing
a verdict, and have won 20 games 20
but SIX losses during the past IL sea-
sons. The Florida school had
achieved national fame during the
past years, but fell below standard
this season they are victims Of
the war. This sentence, which
appeared in Bob Williams column
in the Cleveland Call-Post, will
arouse the dander of Detroit bowl
ing fans: 1T looked funny to see
Sarah Sturdivant. conceded as the
best woman bowler, striving to
eliminate Jean Covington for con-
Sulation honors.' Sarah may
be the best woman bowler in Cleve-
land, but Detroiters are firmly con-
vnced that Virginia Dolphin is the
best woman kegler in the country
. Buck Newsom, who toiled on
the mound for the Washington Sen
ators, was defeated by the Kansas
City Royals in a game in Los An
geles recently. =. Quincy Troupe.
who used TO play outtield and catch
for the ST. Louis Stars, hit 500
foot homer off Loud Louie.
Chef Brewer, former star right
handler for the Monarchs, is man
aging the Kansas City Royals
and Bill Wright and Bill Matchett
are also members of the club.
With Newsom's team were Vern
Stephens and George Caster. ST
Louis Browns and Gerald Priddy.
Washington Senators. Leroy
(SatchelD Paige famed IA and gave
up six hits as his team defeated the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13
CLEANERS WIN
TWO and ADD
TO THEIR LEAD.

Continuing the pace established
last week when they va1lted into
first place. Porters Cleaners. city
champions for the past six years.
increased their league in the Motor
City Bowling League by winning
two games from Edwards Stars. the
team that showed them to the front
a week ago. 2740 TO 2530.
George Fields, who blazed the
trail last week with a sparkling
go, came back Monday night I
Paradise Bowl to again lead his
mates, collecting 578 on a high
game Of 2l2 Ben Webster trailed
him with 562
Although Friars Ale out-rolled
Adams Standard Service, 2944 to
289l the Alers dropped two games.
sending them into four-way tie
with Watson Realty. Tom Phillips
Post and Johnson Harris for sec
ond place,
Tiny Baldwin set the pace for the
Alers With CAS- as he spilled the pins
for the top score Of the evening, 246
in the middle game. And Captain
Ernest tBoois) Fairfax, who holds
III average Of 1885, increased t Mon
day night with a score of 627 Last
week. Boots hit 622.
Johnson Harris, defending cham
pions, won three from Sensation
Bar. 29l7 to 2507. Watson Realty
lost two to Associated Electric, 2422
10 2340 Tom Phillips Post 27l0 TO
2540 Sportsmen club won three
from Nacirema, 1892 to 1858 Detroit
Maroons swept the three with Del
monico, formerly goth Century, 234C
TO 2207. Harlem Cleaners won three
from Acme Flowers, Darling Florls,
won two from Motor City ElkS
2470 to 1884.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13

END, intercepted one OF Alva Tabor s
forward passes on Tuskegeeso 10
and raced across the goal line.
Played Good Cane
On the other hand Tu5kegee,
with two victories, a defeat and a
tie TO their credit, played spark
ling game after the first period,
burying the un.aineers under a
powerful ground attack. and blast
ing them with an aerial assault
Tabor, James Burton. Otis Head
Homer Griggs, and Albert Crawford
paced the Tiger attack.
II was Head who tailed the first
touchdown for the Tigers, the score
coming in the first period and fol-
lowed West Virginia tumble. On
the second play Head cut through
his own right tackle and raced over
the goal line after Griggs had
plunged from he II TO the five.
Tabor place kicked the extra point
Tuskegce. faced by q courageous
and hard-fghting West Virginia
eleven in the second period, braced,
and increased the TO advantage
Opening up on the West Virginia 48,
the Tiger backs, alternating their
attack from the T. formation. swept
down the field to the West Virginia
20 in five plays. Tabor then heaved'
a l0-yard pass TO Crawford. who
ran the remaining distance for a
touchdown. Tabor's pass was in
complete for the extra point
Tigers Strike Again
Tuskegee struck again in the
third, scoring after West Virginia
had fumbled on her own %. On the
first play Griggs broke through
tackle and galloped for a touch
down. Tabor place-kicked the ex-
ira point, Tuskegee leading 20-6.
Immediately following the kick
off. Captain Carter Bowman
blocked Waite Madson's punt on
West Virginias 8. the ball bound
ing into the end zone for a safety.
In the fourth period Tuskegce un-
leashcd its heaviest guns. rolling up
three touchdowns. Scott reoov-
cred a tumble on the Yellow
Jackets 30. and in six plays had
the ball in position for Tabor to
lateral to Crawford, the latter
scampering Is yards for score.
Tabor again booted the extra point
The Tigers put over two touch
downs in the next five minu o3 Of
play, and each time Lindorf Blake
ly did the forward passing, first a
33-yard PASS to Ulysses Washing
ton. and then 26-yard heave to
Perncll Miller Blakely plunged for
the extra point after the final touch
down
Waite, Madison. Bob Davis and
Rex Pleasant were the outstanding
players for West Virginia.
TuSLecaT w Va State
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13

III there's any cause for excite
ment on the campus at West Vir-
ginla State college. following the
defeat by Tuskegee institute here
last Saturday. it's concentrated on
The excellent pitching Of forward
passes by Waite Madison. the 1865
pound senior from Sedalia, Mo. =.
During the waning minutes OF the
game on the turf in University of
Detroit Stadium. Madison made a
vain and futile effort to pitch the
Yellow Jackets TO victory as he
heaved pass after pass but his
supporting cast was not capable of
lending him the proper assistance
No less than five times Mad-
son whipped the ball into the wait
ing arms of teammates. only to see
the oval bounce off their chests and
fall 10 the ground. Madison is
cool player under fire. and takes
his time to select his man.
When Bob Davis broke through and
intercepted Alva Tabor's pass on
Tuskegee's 10 and raced across the
goal for touchdown, it marked the
first time the Yellow Jackets had
reached pay dirt since last Oct. 8
when West Virginia won from Allen
1870 q. The victory marked Tus-
kegees second consecutive. :.
The Tigers defeated Wilberforce.
27-0 in Chicago two weeks ago 9.
and Wilberforce won 1910 victory
over West Virginia the week before
the Chicago debacle. WILDER
force and West Virginia meet again
Saturday at Wherefore in the an
nual Homecoming fracus. Yes,
Wllberforce will be a big favorite
10 win the tusSle.
The disgraceful action OF the fans
at the game last saturday is still the
chief topic of conversation.
The drinking of the fans can be
forgiven but when men and
women lose their self respect and
surge out onto the playing field to
indulge in hilarious antics, using
profane language in the presence
Of those who came TO see a game.
then it's time to call a halt. =.
The officers at Oscoda will have n
basketball team this year and
one Of the players will be Bernard
Jefferson, former Northwestern
university star. William F.
johnson, bartender at Paradise
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13
MOTOR CITY LEAGUE

Total 100 sos $40 Total az SCI 937
Grand Total 2I3O Grand Total 27i0
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13

Total aJi lO0s.939 Total 1Oi4 0so H2n
Grand Total 2s9l Grand Total 29ii
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13

Powell are good bowlers =. they'll
lack the team work of the cham
plons :. And that will count
against them in the match 70 be
rolled Nov. % at PARADISE Bowl.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13

congratulations &c Frances Cal
loway who is now a full fledged
member OF Detroit Police Depart
ment Her hubby. Gus. who is in
the army. is stationed in w. Va.
Evening star., 1943-06-02

ARL1SeToN-ngsBANn A]eL1S TON IN "a ARMY; Ny, EN-
bungalow with congenial couple. Pleasant
location two bus lines Glebe 4723.
UNIVERSITY PARK RMS. BATH. Law,
screened porch, garage: Sl25 mo. PERRY
$50, MO. TO REFINED PEOPLE ONLY;
2letely furnished; ! block of asrd and
thing; duration lease. Ewes. TR. O77s
TAKOMA PARK-oWNER GOING INTO
furniture to careful adult family. GE. 905o.
CHEVY " GaAsE MDs b.ee RooMs f1o BATHS
Chase IY,, cirele @ Sl7o per month. Call MRS.
5t2,cI SSs5 RIVER ps RD Just BEYoMp THE
Charming detached home, 1fa acres. 8 rms.
3 baths. attractively furnished. $500 May
GRAvATT Rsfsfisd as sy 1sS st. Es oss l.
Asa American T tuTnishinss; A4oSs sedrms EAAha Il
baths. upstairs and downstair porches;
ssesn BY gardens snd $50
ADEQUATE refs. REQUIRED. no. 445e.
SUMMER RENTAL.
Attractively furnished 4-bedroom home,
first- -foor bedroom and bath. from june
IHCS, q. MACRUDER CO,
2o6l WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON. VA.
CH 3l3l. GL. 3434.
413 UPSHUR ST. NV.
Brick home, bedrooms towner wishes
to reserve use of one temporarily: electric
icebox. coal furnace, garage. Cali for ap-
ss 'S;s J., ca s..'ss. ss:'sys ssss
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
rooms. bath. Gas furnace, comfortably
furnished; S17b per month. by year, be-
Ginning June 81. Today or tomorrow sau
CO. ATS, Avn. ->~..-
a77A Z 8. NV. IA. 1aee.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL AND FAM1LY
need "a bedroom unfurnished house, pref
erably nearby Washington; around Sl00.
Mr., SULLOWAY, EX. 610O. Ext. 541.
before pm. 3"
FAMILY OF THREE WANTS FURNISHED
house or furnished unfurnshed apt.
for occupancy July !. NV. EN-. 2230. 81
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing & Storage Co. TAYLOR 2937. q
2-BEDRM. FURN OR UNFURN. HOUSE
in Silver Spring for July / st by professional
man in war work. ST.. O125 or 81. Sle6.
ARMY OFFICER WILL EXCHANGE
choice 3-rm. apt. overlooking Zoo, near
10th; 3 exposures: high, quiet: for con-
venient 3-bedrm house with good yard
for children. to 10 pm, MI. 67a1.
RELIABLE COUPLE, YOUNG CHILD, DE-
sire small, medium sized home with yard,
in Arlington or vic; reas. rent; will keep
your property in good condition; ref. ex-
changed. Box 273-H. Star
MARITIME EXECUTIVE DESIRES FUR
nished 4-bedroom, 2,bath house; July
and August, within 90 miles D, c.: not
over Sl15 month. Box 30s-Y. Star. A.
JUNE 18th OR BEFORE. 2 OR BED
room furnished house in Alexandria or Ar
lington: will guarantee excellent care to
Ivy l273J. weekday evenings. 2.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

FURNISHED. RMS. with pvt bath. ch.w.
Was Wash, ar and Alex. Arlington Hotel Phone
TWO LARGE ROOMS. one with double bed
ccall c IA IA $500. $500 'NlA Oe0S' III p''V"'' n0"e'
DUPONT CIRcLE-Jewish home, large
for or 81 bath and shower: reasonable.
1909 22nd ST: N:W.-Dble rms. twin
wk. DE. 1895.
1881 10th ST. N.W.-Single and double
master rooms, twin beds: exclusive home
near trans: walking distance; gentlemen.
CHEVY CHASE, Military rd., near Conn
Il gentleman only; large. cool room on
2 bathrooms, Lear garage: no housekeep-
ing; detached. insulated house, occupied
by adults. ordway 1896.
1923 2nd ST SE.-Large front rm.. twin
beds, sen,i-pvt. bath; clean and comfort
dows. twin beds; near Navy Yard and
Library of Congress: inner-spring mattress
and shower. LU.. 1858.
ASIA 5th ST. N.W.-Unusually well-furn.
every sW in eony PVT hS%s Sost t0T bus fmD &
town. Call after 2, RA s643 '''' N'"A
HOTEL l44O RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Large. twin beds. maid service. c.h.w;
cow. transp:; So per person.
CONN. AvE.-singie. new Beautyrest matt.
COW: sensieman: pU. sasS after ). 6
1908 2srd ST. N.w-IAree Ink. base
i72e RIaos n,. NV. nT. Dupont ci7css-
mss ssSs dG0o's fsudi4 room; NY iSFn. el9nd
Evening star., 1943-06-02
MOTOR TRAVEL
PERSONAL.

BUSINESS MEN. DRIVING SEDAN TO
Beaumont. Tex. soon. share expenses with
2-3 male or female: refs. Lincoln 32s9.
-
Evening star., 1943-06-02

We HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unturnished houses in the
northwest section Of the city and near
suburbs. We can find you responsible
tenant if you will list your house with US.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE $500,
Evening star., 1943-06-02
BOATS.

BOATS.
UTILITY sPEEDBOAT. 1941, is it, in
board. Century: Gray 4-45 marine engine.
leather upholstery. extras; used only 90
hours. almost like new; price. 81 900, plus
trelght from Iowa. which is very low.
Call OR 1871 after $50 pm
SALE, boat, 30 it, long model A eng, and
$40 worth new lumber, S125 cash, Nav
be seen after 1870 pm. or Sunday. Leav-
ing city. j. A. Rev. 1910 Mt. Vernon ave,
Alexandria. Va a.
Evening star., 1943-06-02

9 DOUBLE ROOMS, BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished. no cookine,. supply own linen. no
maid M servics: tnitsnls 4 ADULTS: Ieasonnole'
Evening star., 1943-06-02

WOODBRIDGE - SEVERAL BUNGALOW
homes located in this desirable section, OF
> and & rooms and bath; some corners;
convenient to transp. Priced for quick
sale from S6,45o to SS,45o. Now under
monthly rentals National 53f3
Evening star., 1943-06-02

FOR BEST RESULTS
Prune your trees now. Also trees cut
down: careful. expert work; rates reason
able, Cali ia. 3s3s or Sligo $685.
Evening star., 1943-06-02

ONLY S1395O FOR THIS VERY DESIR-
able det. home in Cleveland Park. There
foo-; . bedrooms, bath on third floor:
wel-planned first floor. auto. heat, gar,
slate roof real opportunity for some
one; THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900
until pm 35lS Conn
Evening star., 1943-06-02

EVANSVILLE. MD.-3-YR. old CAPE
Cod BUNGALOW, bedrooms, fireplace in
living room. all tile bath, full basement;
Evening star., 1943-06-02

CLEVELAND PARK DETACHED FRAME
nome. IA large rooms; reception room. 8
baths, built-in garage; very large, beauti-
full lawn: house in fine condition Mr..
Sharnof, OR; 1855, WAPLE & JAMES,
Evening star., 1943-06-02
FARM & GARDEN.

YOU. TOO. can have beautiful, healthy.
green lawn! Let US fertilize and seed it
for you. Careful, expert work. Call IA.
1898 or 81. 3s3S for estimate
LOTS-ALL SECTIONS OF CITY. SUIT
able for victory gardens. Reasonable. ME.
1900, DU. 1000.
Evening star., 1943-06-02
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ROOMS, 2 BATHS, 2-CAR GARAGE,
surrounded by spacious grounds and beau
tiful shade trees. Sl75. Maid available
ST. 1862
Evening star., 1943-06-02

$3.50, ON $3.50 DOWN S75 MO. FOR g.
+; and b: brick, a mi 3 porches, incl ::
elec:, refrigerator; possession: mr.. sherma n
Crcle. Mr.. ROCK CREEK, OR. 2-b. br..
D oedr.. mi. br. gar, big lot. 1850;
equity cash: rented, sos mo Few Md =,
Va. N. E. RYON CO. MA. 1907. GE s146.
Evening star., 1943-06-02
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Edelman's Nov
ing & Storage Co. TAYLOR oQ21 e
Evening star., 1943-06-02

SIS, SPOON BEST SECTION OF PET
worth, modern Groom brick. in good con-
dltion. several .porcheS, garage; a good
value. Possession with title. REALTY
ASSOCIATES. INC FIX ZOO until q ', n,
Evening star., 1943-06-02

NEAR ltI VAL TRAINING CENTER AND
Navy YNS. Groom brick 3 bedrooms
bullt-in garage. 3 .porches recreation room:
for amt
Evening star., 1943-06-02
COLORED.
CHFSTEPPPOOK WA

10 rooms. no improvements 2 acres OF
GROUND. large enough for poultry farm;
one block off main road convenient to
stores and transportation. S35 90 monthly.
Federal Finance Co.. 915 New York ave- n W.
Evening star., 1943-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE tcon+. ,

FRENCH DOORS, sx2.6 it., y" thick,
for 5-ft. opening. IL lights to each door
pair screen doors for 310'xT opening;
dressing table with triple mi&ror. 1907
21St st NV
Evening star., 1943-06-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
COMPTOMETER COITRSES

HUNDREDS of excellent openings in
Government and tn private business pay
roMPToMErERk Maresan Monroe eGa6ses rf
den. Burroushs EASY. Typing FREE with
course. NEW classes NOW starting Day
and night LARGEST Office machines
school in washington,
BOYD CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL,
1893 2 s. LES- % Yrsl Ma o22S
Evening star., 1943-06-02

NOUS 30 expTess RBLEM le IN ,1on,
property. only Is min. to downtown.
Furnished disp. home, open now, Few
homes left for early delivery. Priced from
S5,6.15. S36.44 mo, incl, everything. Full
details over. phone If desired. Call Mr..
1vey. Temple 5000, after $50 pm,
Adams S6sS.l ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1943-06-02

DETACHED BRICK HOME ON WOODED
lot. close TO Rock Creek Park: rooms 2
baths, recreation room, gear garage; sec
ton OF fine new homes.
Evening star., 1943-06-02

LYNHAVEN, ALEXANDRIA. VA IMMEDI-
ate occupancy New house. l yr old.
completely redecorated; \ rooms. all conv.
OWNER, Temple 1913. Sunday. May 80. or
any evening thereafter. Reasonable down
payment and S3474 per month Near
Pentaeon, Airaort and Navy Annex, a.
Evening star., 1943-06-02

32O9 18th ST N.W-sMAI.L APT. IsENd1.
private batf). Suitable for couple Inspect
Thursday 10 to l. DIXIE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1943-06-02

1905 4th ST. N.W.-SEMI-DE DETACHED
brick, 4 bedrooms, good condition, excellent
location, $3.50. For appt., ia O3S3
Evening star., 1943-06-02

WI. os6L lNE1 CUSHARD. DI. Ss43.
GLOVER PARK-6- ROOM. BATH BRICK
nome, room in basement, 3 porches, built
IN garage. reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1943-06-02

FRUIT JARS. waterless cooker, egg crates
wash boiler. lawn bench, chair, Wheel
barrow, rocker. mirror, drop-leaf table
Evening star., 1943-06-02

XH,I5V-MODERN BRICK. 4 BEDROOMS,
! y baths. several porches, new gas fur
Island ave. ne. REALTY ASSOCIATES,
INC. EX 15o2 until @ n m
Evening star., 1943-06-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

OMAN. colored wants ianitor house to-
re for. Can give good references. 1S4S
0trsl nj
Evening star., 1943-06-02

FIOoRNG-Nev Ks pine. 5000 bm. It.
Also 1000 bm, hr flooring. No priorities
aenssh v9se2nx vsS2G Il sdinss nnd
" 1t. ne. Nj. 0f77.
Evening star., 1943-07-25

wakes The Killer up and buckles it under his
stomach.
Il guess if the MP S don't want him, the
Coast Guard will, says the kid getting ready
to cry. Il guess -"
Take it easy, kid" says Dan. "Me and
Miss Kitty want to talk minute private"
He takes Kitty by the arm into the dining
room.
Chicken, he says, folding his arms and
glaring at her, you have put me in tight spots
Evening star., 1943-07-25

McGarry of the Military Police gets
- leave on Sunday. because week ends are
always busy time around town for an MP.
He heads right for the home of his mouse
Kitty, to spend real prewar Sunday with
her - walk in the park and dinner out and
movie afterwards - just like when he is
plain-clothes cop on the city force.
He is in such good spirits, he prances up the
porch steps and keeps his thumb on the door
bell full minute. Let's 60" he then says
to Kitty. 1T is as balmy as spring, and it
does something to me in big way"
mo hurry" says Kitty. Someone is COM
ing here to see you In fact" she says, going
to the front window, this is him coming
now.'
Dan looks. The only person he can see is
kid about ten years old, all dressed up in his
Sunday clothes The kid is little lame, and
behind him, at the end of rope ambles
tall skinny dog about yard and half long.
The pooch is not ambitious; he has fiat
footed walk; his tail is down and so is his head,
and his eyes are half closed. Altogether he
looks like he is having his Sunday afternoon
stroll and nap all in one What kind of dog
he is you will never know, because he has
bloodhounds ears and an airedales fur and
a police dogs tail and a greyhound's shanks
and prickly tuft of whiskers under his chin.
Kitty opens the door for them. This is
Private McGarry of the M.P.s," she says to
the kid. And to Dan: Il want you to meet
The Killer and Skippy.'
Killer" says Dan, putting his hand on
the kids shoulder why do they call a nice
kid like you The Killer"
"Oh, you got it all wrong, mister! I'm
Skippy. This" the kid says, pointing to the
pooch, who comes to life long enough to
scratch behind his ear, ''is The Killer. Do you
like him, mister? He's part police dog" He
turns to the hound and says, Stand up,
Killer Stand up for the soldier"
] HE Killer manages to get up on his hind
legs, but it takes so much out of him he COL
lapses and stretches full length, and when
Dan bends over to pet him he wrinkles up
his forehead and gives Dan doleful eye.
SIS he worried about something?" Dan asks.
The kid mods his head soemnly. Il think
he knows he is going away
Il didn't have chance to tell you, Dan,'
says Kitty, nudging him, but Skippy wants
to give The Killer to the Army"
At this the kid gets down on his knees,
grabs an armful of dog and lets The Killer
lick his hands and his face.
Il sort of want to give him to the Army,
he says, land then again sort of hate to,
because him and me - we'll, we get along
pretty WELL But guess ought to turn him
in, because read in the papers that the
Army needs watchdogs, and see in the news
reels how the M p. S train them to catch sabo-
teurs and spies, and - and - Oh, golly,
mister All the other kids got someone in the
war, like brothers and fathers, and l guess
want The Killer in it, too!'
Dan takes long look at The Killer -
now sound asleep, then long look at the kid,
Finally he clears his throat well, this Killer
of yours is sure a lot of pooch, kid. But we
Evening star., 1943-07-25

should have seen the sad look in his brown
eyes when he asked mev'
Come closer" says Dan, land see the sad
look in my blue ones How can make that
pooch a war dog when -"
"You can make him mascot for the Bat
talon, can't you?" says Kitty. "Most outfits
have pet. The kid doesn't need to know the
difference Don't you see Inspector, he'll be
happy as long as he thinks The Killer is IN
the Army"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-24
Carols to Herald
KuleHde Season

With hymns. carols, and gay
song the Mount Clemens Civic
Chorus plans to herald the
Christmas season j its annual
Yuletide concert which this year
will be given at 4 D. m Dec. IL
at the Methodist church.
At board meeting at the
home Of Mrs. William Schon-
setback. 298 Euclid avenue. plans
were completed for the concert,
according TO Mrs. Vernon Mars
ton, president. Mrs. c. n r.
Mackenzie heads the committee
which helps select the program
and purchases the sheet music
for the chorus. Elizabeth Ullrich
and committee have the task OF
decorating the church hall for
the songfest Publicity is under
the direction OF Katherine May
kuth.
Chorus Director Lois Harper
announces that the Christmas
concert Will have the added at
traction Of cello music. Margaret
klelnhueusen, cellist, will play
a group Of compositions during
the Civic Chorus program.