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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-19
die Beschwerden Won
Hartleibigkeit
Ceniesse den Somner!

cher Linderung Won Hartle;bigkeitsbe.
schwerden wieder wissen wollen und
eur selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun
wollen, besorgen Sic sich noch heuts
Alpenkriuter und erhalten Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-19
3iueierlei.

sd finoe es furdt6ar bloo bon
e..!em Manne, auf Die Gnie gu fallen,
Denn er einen Mntrag maht. Mein
:liann bate oielen abiurten Ginfaa
Soft lei Ganf nibt."
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-19
De,.tister 11aetriettei,'
brief

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oas 9latt Sinmlers, peroffentlid,tp
am Is. Suli einen auberoroentlif be.
5eihnenben Mrtifel iiber sic Ieutid,-
lnno brobenoe @efabr ser 8eo0lfe.
rllngsabnabme. Sn bieiem Nrtifel
beiBt es:
.slagenbliGflih eriheinen tGeliG)
Sunoerte bon Sooesanseisen in oer
oeutIhen @l1ttern, in benen es in
ltereotpper @eiie beiBt: illnier gelieb-
ter eit,siger Sobn opierte i'm Sitter
bon 25 Sabren iein 9eben fiir ssiib=
rer uno Saterlano'.
.@ir miiiien iett oies Spfer bcs
uein5iges Sobnes" in 10 getpaltigen'
Mabe bringen, ipeil in Teutihlanh
abr5ebntelang bas Gin uno 3lpeiy
finoeripitem berrIhte. Taber fann al
Der Satiafe nitts gednoert peroen,
onB 60 Yro5ent unlerer Solbater
vein5ise SGbne" iino.
Nahoem Ser N,,tor bieies artifeIs
Sen ~ein5igen SGbnen" id)arfe 8ors
lpiirie maf)t, oaB tie nidbt bei5eiten,
bepor lie in Sen aries 5osen, fir Naf,
fommenid}aft geiorgt baben, fommt er
81 iolgenoem SdluB, ser feines &pm-
mcntars bebarf:
~SSn 5Dan5ig Sabren miro Teutif.
lano Elm itarfes Seer bralhen. @ir
fGnnen Sen 600 nift peranlaiien, IN.
iere fdmpfenoen S0bne lnb uniere
gepplferung gu oerifonen, aber mir
fonnen Sen SOB ourt 8ebllrten be-
iiesen. 3esbalb muB ieoer 2eutid)e
oa5u ieben ouB in ieiltem Sauie Ole
@iege niemals leer itebt"
@ien. @raf @en5eI bon 8leispah,
Grofeiior fir StraIreft an Der Ser
liner llniperiit1r, ifreibt am II. Suli
in einem 9lrtifel elmer 0iterreidiiben
.3eihlng:
oSie Sooesitrafe miro iest ,peit
bGuiiger perbGnst, als Dor oem &rie=
&c. Die bdufigere slrnenoung ser 60
0esItrnfe miro aaein ihon ourh oie
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oes Snoipiouums in &riegsseiten
peitaus tpeniger pertpoa lit. gud)
muB Die iiirtterlid)e grnte, bie iest
Ser SOB l,nter ben beiten S0bnen oes
oelti6en Golfes balt, baourh aussc-
glid,en Deroen, oaB gerbreher, Die
Ser Solfsgemeinihait lmgebeuer ida
oen enssiiltis ausgemerat lperoen."
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cine Wenge neuer Moglif)teiten ers
OIfnet go bat Die duBerit angeipann.
te 8irtihaftslage oes3ieibes ba5u &C.
fiibrt. oaB piele peri0nliben @orteil
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meini6aft in erbObtem MaBe idiiben
anoererieits oerfleinerte iih Die 3ahl
Ser &idter infolge ser totalen Mobil.
mahung. 3as fiibrte oa5u, oaB bie
Straiproaeboron,1ns iebr pereinfahl
peroen muBte uno bie 8eruiungs.
nlGglihfeiten perminbert epuroen. Sic
ie 8eihneioung bes Strafproaeiies
puroe aber in ibren @irf1neen ourd
Die Waft bes ssiibrers abgeiflpGdt
ieoes rehtsfrdftiee llrteiI auf5ubeben
apas bon auBeroroentliher politiihe,
8eoeutung it,"
@as Der Observation-Disclosures Yro
feiior @leispad oa iast, lit BON
Stanopunft oes Na5i ridtig: Soats
ie elm bober Na5i=JunftionGr tpeger
irseno zines 8erbredens 5u elmer bar
teren Straie ooer gar gum 600 Der
nrteilt iperoen, 10 fam ser ssiibrel
bas 9eben oieies 9arteigenoiien jeoer
3eit retten.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Dancers. Mogiciun
To Perform In
ESQ Show Saturday

4 variety sHuW lealag4nE pro
anaI talent from
f.e.a allI b. held - 4ne kHr
auditorium Saturday = SIS =
- under fhe allspaee u the Gsr
Service Organization Is Hle $50.
TIE PROGRAM slid Hnc.aae uane
as maaleal Ulek anu aihe te
Hl THe band from aae aele
s accompany tie ped09a1e
ard play several musical mum
a The same program Heid
- us0 HuIdlnE Thursday
EEHH aF Hle same HeaH
admission sill D. - ana -
cents and ihe pfoaeeaz va g.
= IHe us0 work
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Reading Club Helps
Pass Idle Hours
For Children AT USO

Children between the ages OF
& aud Il wears are invited h 40
tend tte reading club at the uSu
earh Friday 81 3 T. "a Nf- War
sen I seeiy US0 secretary an
nouneed Book reviews aud story
telling planned To- the bays
sind girls and Occasionally the
program will include q movie
hike or plcuie TINS children
hou# 4s ~ charge af Mn Thomas
ht3 librarian and Mn seelt
a spreIaI surprise laH today.
sFaa5N1 hss been planned Mrs
Seeis @sHH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
NEWS FROM
OUR BOYS
nelsn Q Frederic Receives
Silver Wlnut

Prom Rananlph En I
Arm AIS Forces t84in4nE auts
cosre tfe neAt that haaHt 8
Fnefeue had ta-sn
silssf etaf 81 Ht N H
81 hslasian Texa afH
az zee ten adeangs l
alloeaisd in Heza g.
1lasse ca 'ae a aat IL
Freaurr wiH
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coaalnE fuE teaeel ptaot He
ire sa 81 Mf Maly fred
ega IS hne la
caast a.ouss RoauHaas how
~ Athens
rsirsse au Hs Is f
lsnans usp fmsut q re
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.as - esatam te HaHs a
CAGE asafre b Hal
IA srsse3 II that io
thfss manin a. sHa feat as.a
sne ir aeaaemie sos military $50
tesis ~ Sire ealaatt.H IS SOS.
rofsfes ~ QIa - sent o. an
ptae tfsIalne eeufsz faa
AS. Ill taaIuf before a4alae
combat uuf Cadet hasiits0
ta. aaH ID 81 ana MH GfotEf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Sen Ct X " Durham Gets Wings
Rslph scoval Returns TO
San Diego

Ralph ssoNal seaman Aseal'e
~ ha returned a. lass anli
81 tns san Diego Nayai Reserve
0ass site . wasn't viii hia pa
ents BIZ end Mr J Il ueai
al 1aeaa aaea foEH1sf
lsfaf FOREMAN 81 lie ingalls, saif
building CORP
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

Mg ard Mrs W X Havsm
'igaee Is their guests Mira \ II
HaveFss and her two small chil
dten and also the two agns ard
little daughter of kii snd Ms
ira Haven ST Waoimarket
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
EISENHOWER RIOTERS

Antonio Tefss sports
here o. laHaHlnE lzea
j Hnt EauHaAer aetIaIt be-
al WIIh Hoe interest fHan
AHsream IEez leHH
q HHm HHaT #sf Ha-E t=H ~
lzzaed fae 8 MANS c.
zzA aszm
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
VanCleave

Airs john RI tasfa sd a ifiE
mlI Ia pem TIE week erai II
fhu taal 81 Mrs y " Ram
ki Laird Na before hea
aH lass a 81 Cloustt
kush ass 4saghie % Aa
na biu Paul Is kiufr II luea
dah liaf many fftemi wgs He
hgHfs8 a. aee bees agaln
Ffienda ~ Charles HichfsT af
EoutaiHahlsaa regret e. tesf
bIs serious illness st uss hon.s -
mss sister him Ffui Davis ana
visit ~ mm ; spesd3 recovery
Alfs " HI WsstiBN Is a. horne
after : pheasant slsif aith ne
tsie Mu Il q fFsdsgiek rs
Nev Orleans Mfs WeaitaH siaa
b8d tie pleasure ~ ses,ue 81
~lilef sister ars issts hayeus
ARD her bfutl,ef6 james and
Houston Rariin afi of whom -
side III Nsw Orleans
A4r ard Mrs W X Havsm
ispe Is then guests Aifa 4 II
HaveF4s and her two small chit
dten and also ihs two SON ard
little daughter q hii sad Ms
lfa HaVens 81 Woaimafket
Misses Susie and Fannie
Vaughan returned THURSDAY from
It pheasant tbreeday WISH So
Mobile where TREY were house
guests " Mrs Edward X hfagg
and Miss Mary Hyaag
Richard stsfrssan S here from
Camp Shelby fm 81 few diy
STAY with Mrs sicllmau al ulF
home Of Hi and Ms & b DavH
Mn y II HaVens and ehil
6fpn expect "a lsaVe n q tess
day fof . eslt aiih II Htvrns
who m stationed 80 q camp ia
Arkansas
Friends regret 70 hear If the
illness of J J Fletcher snd wish
him . spertg recovery
6 p Murphy Youngest of the
four SONS of 81 and Alra T l.
Murphy ST. who "a q senior a.
Mississippi State College has
been called e. lha service II nis
country and IS stationed at Gimp
Mcclellan Ala
4 number IT club women from
NancloaVe and Mt Pleasant at
tended the Jackson County VeRe
table flower and clothing show
81 the uSO building Saturday
IN pasoagouIa
Ranclesve friends are interest
20 IA the approaching marriage
Ut two st Mt peasants lovely
Young women. Miss Lula Mae
0'Neil and Miss hialzie Stewart
Roberts Both are 10 BE- married
80 the Aft Pleasant Methodist
church Miss 0Aeil will wed
Corporal J A Chnstisno OF hut
ialo N = On tie evening n
june 4 Aiss Roberts vii marry
Air Nsndeventer of Drew. Miss
on june y Best wishes ana con
CALCULATIONS are extended
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Is GEaaaaisd Ffem Lowu
Ilala School

Notice has aetu receives II the
graduation - le1 haHt bt
nsra - sesfs 4a from lie ~
ms AL Farce- Technical J#at0-
ia school OF that place Aa
Is4a pgt uafdF ue u 80
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Is eIuh street ht
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wear " MarsH he H HaH
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tefInR tas SERVICE Hafas ~
ship htte ~ lue hls 0i.e
Mrs FLORENCE Ruth HaIaE. fe
SIDING af Ihaa4asslUe Aa
sim Gets Chronicle Star
Wara mss oeem received ar
Thomas Eiey Wha IS A.azui
gunner ia the L $ Maznt Corp
inst despite changing aaal
He sfill gets ana
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

TIse following pan1 has beeu
contributed - thm column bN
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pen 81 hsf asn Nslaiu M l. DE
Jean o3 tht United States Naval
Reserve Mho ant If ifa suF
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Guaaaieau8l
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When & Jap German snip points
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lis quits siu4pif very Short
huf If hel Nlen thing get hot
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For We Waul fiiat 40 - ca
To 8Ut laIlg sad lfend Ws know
hul ihe one cue ituu He ask
a. Nt ~ o3u Battle Stations
Manned
that hH protecting haud
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Ful @e knoW flat KIND strong
band
rlat haeerea Ger auf band
Dad Soma aaaeiuE tn thf aH
ASS uuf PRAYER #lN Keep IL
There
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
sat. K. L. Maihisu Likes
Home Best

In q letter IL hf motive Alt
GLADYS 7 Matthew q faaagonis
So + l. b~latlist who ia Been
sfstsanea Ia ludia soc pas
n,e nuuths wllts that tiis4t
a. place IKE the gaoa ota United
StstsA end tati - Nan4d feti
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sn4 Matinee vs. Stationed -
Maxwell fiela Ala lof slfpnat
4lree ears lie first tooa az
framing IN mechanics ri baiii
AID Ia ASHTON e reseiN-
ang 4ils dlploma = ilfsl grade
mechanic He $50 attendea . non
oomfslandeI school hls eii
HEea ehefe he salasa has stripes
e. sergeant
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

II common sens h be
thrifty. u YEA save yea are
L. thrifty. Wa Bends help sau
r. save aad help 10 save
n America IA, year Tea per
L. eeat every pay a.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02

kentucky.
Diddle, who has been coaching at
the Bowling Green. KY. institution
Tor Fl years, has the enviable rec
ord OF turning out championship
hoop teams In the Kentucky Inter
collegiate Athletic Association, for
seven OF the past nine years.
Looking at his lads from the ma
tional angle, we find that the Hill
toppers were finalists last season In
the National Invitation Tournament
at Madison Square Garden, where
they knocked off CcNY and Creigh.
ton. but lost the title contest TO
West Virginia in the last 43 seconds
OF play. His boys made mistakes in
the final minute-errors that cost
them the big game.
They we're only country boys
from Kentucky-tust like the lads
I've got here now" Diddle said.
They did their best. | hoped for
the best, and tossed that towel,
but we had tough luck in the last
minute
When Diddle losses the towel II
Is something to see. He heaveS a
dampened towel straight up in the
air, when his team scores or when
he Is urging fight. The towel usu-
ally attains an altitude OF Is feet,
and the man with the iron-gray hair
is so accurate with his throw. that
about rs per cent OF the time the
towel pumps back down and lands
squarely upon his own excited head.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02
Minor Leagues
plan Decisions

New York. Feb. 2-AP-This is
the month in which the nations
minor leagues must decide whether
or not they will undertake to play
|, Sail this season and checkup today
| moved that approximately dozen
Pare likely TO open.
The deadline for their decisions
is March l, when guarantees must
be posted with the National Asso-
citation OF Professional Baseball
Leagues and 10 this end several
league meetings are scheduled dur
ing the next two or three weeks.
y At present all OF the top minors,
IA classification or better. seem
certain TO start with the possible
exception of the Texas League, and
the outlook for this circuit has
seemed more optimistic in recent
days.
Before the war struck sports
there were Al minor leagues. A
IsAear ago 81 started and 26 finished
their seasons. This shrinkage is
continuing, OF course, but thus far
has shown no signs of reaching the
vanishing point OF 1918 when only
the International League Of all the
minors was able to play a complete
schedule.
Future government regulations
concerning manpower and travel
may crush the hopes OF many OF the
doubtful leagues, but for the present
baseball leaders are playing out
their string.
Only eigh leagues thus far have
given up all hopes OF operating.
They are the Western Association,
Middle Atlantic, Mountain State,
Northern and Virginia in the class
F'C' bracket and the Penn State
Association, Georgia-Florida and BIZ
State in Glass ID"
Leagues that are believed certain
TO start are International, Amer.
lean Association and Pacific Coast
In class -"AA";; Southern Asseeia-
ton in class ZAP; eastern in class
fsA'; Interstate and Piedmont in
class "B': Canadian-American IN
class "C"; and the Pony and Wis
consin State Leagues in class IN"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02
Towel Has Special Meaning
to Kentuck Basketball Team

New York, Feb. 1-UP- When
the towel Is tossed in boxing 1t
means defeat. But when Coach Ed
A. Diddle OF the Western Kentucky
State Basketball team losses the
towel It means either victory or
get in there and fight"
Diddle, a muscular, middle-siEed,
middle-aged guy with iron gray
hair, is the most famous towel-toss-
err iu the history Of American
sports. He has been tossing the
towel with great success for %
years.
Diddle, here with his unbeaten
Western Kentucky State Hilltop
pers, says, an certainly be tossing
that towel Wednesday night"
That's the night--tomorrow night
when his widely publicized team
risks its perfect record OF II
straight victories against City Col
lege OF New York at Madison
Square Garden.
Coach Diddle, former basketball
captain and blocking back for the
famous praying Colonels' Of Cen
ire College in the days when 30
Mcmillan was quarterback, readily
admits that the towel.tossing hocus-
pocus is a silly-seeming but quite
robust psychological assist to his
coaching and to the success OF his
teams, year after year. Maybe
there's something In 1t. because he
is the most successful basketball
coach In the history OF the state OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02
Auker Turns
to Defense

Washington, Feb. 2-INS-Presi-
dent Clark Griffith OF the Wash
ington Baseball Club today was in
the market for a pitcher after sell
ing Paul "Dsffy" Dean to the st.
Louis Browns for a price estimated
at s12,5OO.
Dean, claimed by Washington in
the minor league draft last Decem-
Der, was originally traded to the
Browns for pitcher Eden Auker
but President Donald Barnes OF
the st. Louis Club yesterday In.
formed Gritf that Auker has ap-
piled for voluntary retirement to
continue his work in a defense
plant.
With the trade deal thus def
nitely off Griff then sold Dean to
the Browns and began searching
for another hurler.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02
TO DEVELOP HOUSING UNIT

Lansing, Mich, Feb. 2 Monday
Gov. Kelly and the State Defense
Council decided to set up an admin
istrative unit to develop the "in-
tensive use" OF housing in Detroit
and other war-crowded areas. I'm
tensive use" means taking in room
ers, remodeling big houses to &C
commodate several families, finish
ing off income bungalows, and in
other ways increasing the concen-
tration OF population in existing
housing, Chairman Raymond Foley
OF the Councils housing committee
explained.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02
Sports Roundup

Valparaiso Ind-NSCharles Ahren IS, who caught the
great Chsy Mahewson former New York Giant pitcher dead
today Aens battery amateur
Honesdae Ahrens died in Valparaiso
Hospital.
a. .....
Detroit MhUPHopng extend their winning streak to four
straight and indicated In the Detroit Night
Hockey League spres in OF the three
the outdoor rink in Mack Park tonight The game starts
SPIN.
vice president and general
Indians revealed today that he had invited
Vial Trosk retired to the Tribe for spring
training next month at Purdue University.
Philadelphia said that he had eliminated ponus
clauses will start mailing today mem
several such contracts
particularly Johnson and Dick Seber MACK
decided to forget about
Gfonus agreements"
New YokAPTh Brooklyn Dodgers announced today tna ey
Cincinnati Reds on wa
father is former ST. Louis Caroina
farmland Sacramento in the Pacific Coast League
last
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02
BROTHERS REUNITED

Coldwater, Mich, Feb. AFTER a
|thirty-year separation two brothers
Rere reunited when one read
Ytory about the others daughter in
q London. Ont, newspaper. The
brothers are Lieut.. Fay Simonds of
the Canadian Army Medical Corps
and Tavern Simonds OF Coldwater,
whose daughter. Donna Lee, Is re-
covering from automobile accident
Injuries that left her unconscious
poe % days. Fay read about Donna
Lees recovery, and the reunion fol-
lowed. The brothers had become
separated when the family lived in
Jackson 80 years ago, and in the
years that followed lost track Of
leach other.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02
ADMITS MANsLAUoHTER

Lake City, Mich, Feb. 2-Sixty-
five-year-old Mrs. John Miller, was
remanded for sentence Monday az
ter she pleaded guilty to a man
slaughter charge in the death OF
her husband last week. The hus-
band, 81 years old, died at his farm
home of a head injury. At the time,
Mrs. Miller told the coroner he had
struck his head when he fell from
bed. Later, Sheriff Mearl Burkett
said, she confessed she struck him
with a niece OF kindling wood.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02

OF 45 to rs. Scores by quarters
were the Independents 1s-12-s-ll
and the Farm Bureau 2-5-6-12. High
scorer for the game was Rowe for
the Independents with IL points.
The second game was played
evenly with the Center winning by
one point. 1928. Score by quarters
was Center 6-2-ll.1O. for Vikings.
7.7-4-lO. High scorer for the vik-
ngs was Cox with IL points, and
high scorer for Carver Center was
anderson with 9 points.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02
to
Visit Wilson

Chicago, Feb. 2-INS-Although
Paul Derringer. veteran hurler pur
chased from Cincinnati last week,
came out OF his winter Information
TO visit his new boss, Manager Jim.
my Wilson OF the Chicago Cubs,
the matter OF the pitchers 1913
contract still remained a secret
today.
After a conference In Cubs head.
quarters between Wilson and De-.
ringer. General Manager James T.
Gallagher announced:
I'VE are making no announce
ment concerning any contract az.
fairs. We made none last year and
we are even firmer in our convic.
ton now that they are Of no legiti-
mate Importance to the public
The only definite announcement
made by Gallagher, who previously
admitted that Derringer's contract
would be discussed, was that the
Cubs will open their spring camp
IN French Lick, Ind, March %. The
Chicago White Sox will share the
spa with the Cubs but have not yet
announced the date they will as.
semble-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02
Michigan State Normal Wins
CAGE Contest From Albion

dropped behind when Albion squirt.
ed during the first four minutes OF
play to gain a 1922 edge. Normal
returned With three baskets to tie
the count 24-all, then scored five
field goals in quick succession to
acquire a safe margin.
Ed Gilday, Michigan Normal. led
the evenings scoring with II points
while Elkin Isaac, Albion forward,
swished the net for 10 counters.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02

Mary is proud of her work, proud of the
War Bonds she buys out of her pay. She
has found the place she wanted - an
interesting job where her abilities will
count for Victory.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02
TRY PART TIME

Lansing. Mich. Feb. 2-INS-
The Detroit Street Railway today
" 80 ''ral plans for the hiring
OF part time bus and street car
.....,.s " alleviate a manpower
shortage. The DSR got the go
ahead from the civil service COM
mission and General Manager Fred
'''"' Ne would ask
other city employees to take part
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02
League Games
Prove Good

Two very exciting City League
cage games were enjoyed by the
audience Monday evening at the
Ypsilanti High School gymnasium
between Independents and the
Farm Bureau and Carver Center
and vikings. In the first game the
Independents won by big margin
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02
AWARDED FLYING CROSS

Auburn Heights. Mich. Feb. .
An Auburn Heights boy, Lieut.. Ben
jamin ]. Stone, Jr.. has been award
ed the Distinguished Flying Cross
for bravery in action over Holland
last Sept. Z when he was co-pilot
Of a Bit bomber.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02

Mary Is ls-ivst graduated from high school,
to have her part in the nafion's war effort.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02

The Michigan State Normal Col
lege basketball team defeated the
SAlbion College squad 1926 Monday
night at Albion. Although leading
1915 at the half. the Normal boys
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-02

II the flying cloth makes a three
nap landing upon the noggin OF a
squad member. he Immediately
passes It back to Diddle, who is as
lost without his towel as Connie
Mack without his score card.