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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-11
CHAPTER FoRTY-EIGHT

CHAPTER FORTY-EIGHT
WHEN KAREN stopped her
roadster before Martyrs trailer,
and she told him bluntly that she
had come to see him and to tell
him something since he would not
come to see her he had a ready
answer, as usual.
Il was coming to see you-be-
fore l went away" he said, lean
ing his elbows on the door OF the
car, grlnning down on her. His
blond hair was all rumply in the
soft warm breeze. his lean face,
now coppery from the sun, was al
most handsome with its stern jaw
and humorous mouth and eyes so
incredibly blue; he did not need
brass buttons or gold braid, his
khaki-colored. casual clothes be-
came him.
Before you went away" Karen
repeated, her heart turning over.
She had known he must, but yet
she had hoped against hope that it
would not have to be.
He nodded. Il go wherever I'm
sent, you know, mlady, sometimes
to the far corners Of the earth. This
job is finished, but therell be
plenty Of others"
you did good job Marty" She
wanted him to know she was proud
of him. Imagine your being such
a good detective! Now / know why
you claimed to know all about me,
and l suspect you simply cultivat-
cd my friendship in order to obtain
more information"
What other reason could | have
had" His tone vas mocling, his
eyes teasing. As for the detective
part. that was easy knew as soon
as | found that fresh supply Of
matches in the tower room that
night that my suspicious were JUS
tilted. l knew, too that old Jan
was not obeying your orders about
locking the tunnel. OF course he
was only obeying orders under
threat of death, or worse. for his
relatives in Germany 1t was the
others We really were after. and |
suspected they were using your
tunnel for a meeting place, which
was why it was not a safe place
for you TO be, Kay"
Il see II WASH { now Karen
said. 1t will be kept locked from
now on, promise you"
Things will be different from
now on Marty told her our
ships viii sail only in large con-
voys. The beaches viii be patrolled
by the Coast Guard. Immigration
officers will be on quart at every
bridge to demand Identification
from everyone who crosses them.
All these things take time and pa
tience. but they will be worked out.
just as II will take time to win this
war but We viii win IT,"
Thanks 10 the unknown soldier
like yourself" Karen said. Il know
what you meant about every mans
not being able to wear a uniform.
Your part is just as important, just
as big. it starts long before ones
country is actually in the fight and
goes on long afterWard.'
ITS every mans war" Marty
agreed. And every womans and
every child's. But l want to thank
you, Kay, for believing in me be-
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WASHINGTON-INS - civilians
were step closer to possible milk
rationing today as the Department
OF Agriculture revealed sharp de.
ciines in production during Octo-
ber' With many farm authorities
predicting that milk rationing is
inevitable" due to increased labor
and feed problems, the Department
said that milk production last
month declined much more rapid
ly than usual"
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Ann Arbor Boy Killed
in SiciIian Campaign

Ann Arbor. Oct. 1l-Jack Gurd.
%, a member OF the Lone Scot
Regiment OF the Canadian Expedi.
tionary Force, died during the ST.
Gillian campaign, his mother, Mrs.
Margaret Gurd, $40 \. First st,
was notified today.
There are three other sons in
the armed forces. They are Tho
mas and Peter OF the Canadian
Army. and Walter OF the United
States Army.
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Sheldon
RETURNS FROM CONVENTION


sheldon Mich, Nov. IL Mrs.
Cyril Francisco, who accompanied
Mrs. Howard Stein, Wayne. have
returned from cleveland where
they spent last week at the florist
convention sponsored by the Flor
lists Telegraph Delivery Assocta-
ton.
The Victory Bond Sales IN Shell
don Schools for September and DC
tober amounted to $6SS.l0.
Sheldon School children are co.
lecting money for the Starr Com
monwealth for Boys at Albion,
Mich, to conserve our man ma
terial.
F. 7. A. meeting and auction
sale this week Friday night, Nov.
y, at school house, p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith cele-
brated their ffty-ninth wedding
anniversary instead Of fftieth
which was an error in last week S
items.
Our Belleyille postmaster, f. T.
McGlothlin, announced, due to
shortage OF help. the Belleyills
Post once money order window
will be closed at noon Saturday
which may be OF interest to routes
one and four in this community.
Miss Violet Komnenoyich, left
this week for St Petersburg. Fla,
where she will spend two weeks.
Miss Elise Mckinstry has re
signed her position at the s and
b. shop here. and gone to Melvin
dale to stay with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Fred McKinstry, whose hus-
band is in Army service.
Milo Seymour is the new sexton
OF Sheldon Cemetery.
Mrs BESSIE killingworth, Plym-
outh, was a visitor Friday after
noon OF Mrs =. c. Colts and Mrs.
Flora Barker.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Mckinley
were Saturday visitors OF Mrs.
Delos Cummings. Ypsilanti, form
erly Dorothy Jaglay here.
James SimonS is building a rab-
bit hutch for Homer SChaub
Milo Seymour has received word
from his sister Mrs John Robbins
Romuus that she left Monday
morning by airplane for New York
City, on business aud will be there
several weeks on her return home
she will visit relatives in Pitts
burgh, Pa, and Youngstown, o.
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YOU CAN Get
A 100
SALARY LOAN

II you ever need So. $50, 500 or
more. quickly and simply, come to
Household Finance. II you have
JOB so that you can repay IN small
monthly payments you are wei
come TO apply for any amount up
10 $500 The sooner you repay the
less your loan costs Example:
$50 loan repaid in monthly in
stalments OF SO q each costs $J.44
ii repaid in one month the COSTS
only $50 NO cndorscrs or guar
antors arc ever needed. We ne"er
make inquiries of trends or :cla-
tives. II you have money prob
lem phone. write or come in today.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
For better results and
serpice include telephone
number In For Rent ads.

GENTLE GIRL. AROUND 20. TO SHARE
apt with another; S45 mo. 1870 Bilt-
more st. NV. Apt. IL, after $50 week
day. or 10 to 2 pm. Sunday.
124l 18th ST. NW.-BACHELOR APT, 2
rms. End floor. next bath Quiet, settled
persons. $12 for 2, Sl6 for g. Basement
apt. r. and kitchenette, semi-bath: S12
: RMS, KIT. AND BATH APT, SUITABLE
for 5 adults. 613 N. Carolina ave. sc.
rms, kit, pvt bath. Entire a.. private
home: $50 mo. Ht.. It., gas. Frigtdaire.
Inst. hot water incl. Couple, NO children.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE 7-RM, A MI, LARGE YARD:
recently papered; fine transportation SIIO.
Ielephone GE. 06i4. before 10 am.
ATTRACTIVE 4-BEDROOM RESIDENCE
IN Rockville, Md. Reasonable rental to
rreSp9nsible party. Possession 10 days.
w. l.. LEBLING. REALTOR WI. 1ln..
TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE, CoMPI. FURN.
silver Spr,, available May 6. Write, giving
MOVE IN, Def. PRACT. NEW, 6I4 GIST
ave, SILVER Spring, Md rms. b., show
ei fireplace, yd., nicely furn.: gentiles:
adults: ref lease 500 mo. GE. O119
Evening star., 1943-05-03
EXPERT FITTER
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

COUPLE. white, butler, houseman and
chambermaid. for nearby Md country
home. Call Bowie 337S collect.
p1SHWASEER, colored, over 81: good
hours, good wages. no Sunday work Asto-
ria Restaurant. HOS N. Capitol st
JANITOR AND WIFE-Will give basement
apt. and wages to settled couple with /
other grown person in family, for janitor
duties and maid service in large rooming
house. ME. 4615.
PRESSER, man or woman, to press uni
forms; good pay, steady work. Call Ran
dolph 1889.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, experienced.
must have telephone, speak good Enelish
part or whole time. Box 233-R Star
Evening star., 1943-05-03
APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHEp.

UNFURNISHED APT LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen. private bath, electricity and gas
included: $55. l4l4 18th St NV
1909 Both ST, MT. RAINIER, MD.-Ist
and back porches and cellar, ami: conv.
to bus and cars; $40. Owner on premises
Mon. afternoon. Herndon 112 Also for
B ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. S37 so
mo: can be seen after ) pm daily. 1925
::f2nd St. Mt Rainier Md.
40l 1lth ST. Me- ROOMS, KITCHEN
and private bath, ami; adults only
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APIS. FURNISHED (ce,.. :,

WALKING DISTANCE RMS. KTTcH.
eaette: eisc. reis;; chw.: suit. ladies.
ssaAR wiasmssanon IA moseFn spt Il
gentleman OF married couple: unlim. phone.
Desired BATH Cali Th na sss sfs4
WANTED. REFINED GOVT. GIRL. $3.50.
other: avail. immed.; gentiles. DU. O614,
ATTR.. AIRY 2nd-FLooR DUPLEX APT.
sentiies: s1oo. BOZ BEER. Star: Star. Aau''S'
AARL]ING9ToN. AsI]r 9I,o n; KENILWoRTH ST.
en- and bath o Phone soST ca Nsa5som' ee7se f'''h-
zoos 18th ST: N.W.-YoUNG LADY TO
snare snare twin m bed5eom with another: unlim.
aaooli aoi 59h ST; NV, DowNToWN.sH SHARE
MR. WEs1ER' D1. 1900. Br. 1854. Vkdays.
YoyNG, Nc. LADY, I JEWISH, TO SHARE AT
Wardman PARK t CO s''h 1855 I o'nefs vicinity
LARGE LIVING ROOM, MODERN KITCH-
en-. en-. dinette and bath. in new BLDG. blk.
able st : Immediately. Apt. 1o6, 1885 3rd
q R ST: N.E;.pRY BASEMENT APT.
private ps;ntsd bath Kitchen Frisidaire' newly
ss1l 18th PL. NE ROOMS. KTTcH..
| now. couple preferred.
ROOM, KITCHEN AND DINETTE, IN
cultured women. Call after l pm, ME.
1924 VERMONT AVE. N.w--coMPLETE-
S66 month. Near Thomas circle. Coium-
bia 1904
1929 KANSAS AVE. NV. BEAUTIFUL.
PIE lovely Jewish home I jcooI oo in 20 summes ne9.
warm in winter because OF gas heaO;
ph1ne Fon PA Psiv ASH nice Sect eonv Transports
UNIQUE APT, IN MODERN NV BLDG. /
large rm.. dinette. kitchen, bath. dressing
$3.50. Apt. rental, So 50 Box Il Iso-R. star.
STUDIO APTs., 523 .11th NV; OR
GfT EFT stsrs srs too opofns oor fac $40 aas 9
LESSEE MUST LEAVE TOWN. HAS APT.
new furn. now in apt. sa54 5 Sc, Apt. :.
bssemenS bsSl NEWTON O1s Joom ST ENGLISH
LIGHT. sunny: gas elec. incl. S35 ). N'
OPPOSITE CHEVY CHASE COUNTRY
| Club. in spacious house; suite. bedrm, liv-
ing rm, bath. porch $50 mo. OIL 11"2.
BbEAHT1PULLY s1t ssc11I FuRN 2cRM KIT DIN:
will consider selling furniture. GE. 1898.
1877 2sth ST, s:E--sUBLEAsE 2-BED-
Roo go9m furn .dns art May Tor s4o
| H.
0i45 for appointment.
REFINED GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT
| WITH JEWISH GIRLS: CONV. TRANS.
! SHOWER. REAL HOME. RA. s324 A.
YOUNG LADY WANTED TO SHARE FUR
nished apt. Call after pm. 116 9Th st.
| WANTED, ] YOUNG GIRL, 20 TO o5,
TO- share apartment with 3 others. Gil.
| b346.
| DOWNTOWN, 1143 18th NW-STUDIO
I-room apt. cooking fac, everything furn;
Govt. girls. $50: another for 3, S67 so
81
3 RMS. AND BATH, PRIVATE ENTRANCE:
1urnished; 1lI may be seen after $50 pm.
1904 HILTON AVE, TAKOMA PARK. MD.
~.2 attractive double rooms . or adults;
t%1n dsI PEGS, T;., nner-sprinE mattresses: laun-
conv. transp. sH 1854 after 3 pm
YOU MUST BE SATISFIED
FIRST that we are a suitable couple for
your slon-Sl"5 2-bedrm. apt mr.. Dupont
| Circle. Furn. or unfurn Decatur 1850,
extension %; or evenings, Metropolitan
| 2l6l, Apt 5l6.
THE BRADLEIGH.
| Residential club of distinction has very
desirable room available for . discriminate
ing adults; American plan. Telephone
| Oliver 1417.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
HOUSES UNEURhIsHEp.

800 GREENLEAF RID CHEVERLY. Md
rooms. bath, lst-fioor lavatorv porch.
TYLER ( -RUTHERFoRD, NC. 17as 1i7HS8'Hi Il
St nv; Republic 5245.
EXCLUSIVE ROCK CREEK HILLS. Md
Chase Circle rooms, 3Ia baths; Capit{
Transit bus: Gear garage: reliable party.
| OWNER
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ROOMS WANTED,

YOUNG LADY. excellent references, de-
sires. room, bath if available. with private
family Write Box 216-M. Star -
IN REFINED PVT. HOME by young bus.
woman: large bright unfur. room. kitchen.
Frigidaire. utilities May 10 or thereafter,
S2S; near bus stop. Save time, give de-
tails, address and phone. Box 191-M,
Star. q.
GENTLEMAN desires nice furnished room,
private bath pref; no meals; NV. section.
Box :44-M, Star 3.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

l ROOM, KITCHEN AND DINETTE. IN
| attractive apartment, close in: / or 2
cultured women. Call after l pm, ME.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS poMesTIc,

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
GIRL. neat, colored, wishes work. 10 am.
to 9 pm, Sl1 .25 weekly. co. G263.
GIRL. colored, wishes job as maid in de-
partment store, dress shop or beauty shop.
AID. 1882.
SEAMSTRESS colored wants sewing by
the day or can take work home: refs.
furnished. Box 251-M. Star.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
ST. PETERSBURG, FLA, HOME,

Modern bedrooms, large elec. refe r.
elec. range, to exchange for furnished
home in nearby Virginia. six months OF,
more. must be modern, elec. refs.: consider,
farm: adults only; references EXCHANGED
Box 264-M, Star. - o.;
Evening star., 1943-05-03

" furnished apartment with kitchenette;
500 month. Near Thomas Circle. Colum-
ba 5004
Evening star., 1943-05-03

UNIQUE APT. IN MODERN NV. BLDG. /
closet, spacious nclosed porch, tastefully
furn including rugs. drapes dishes. etc
| available May ] ). Will sell all furniture,
| $3.50. Apt. rental $50 Roy 6O-P St,y
Evening star., 1943-05-03
COLORED.
CHESTERBROOK, VA.
81. 900 PER MONTH

| lis a low rental on this furnished homa
not far from the British Embassy. Avail
able May 18th. Write for details. The
address Will not be given by phone -
THOS. L. PHILLIPS, 351S CONN. AVE
Evening star., 1943-05-03

,5oE3 KANSAS AVE. NV. = BEAUTIFUL,
very lge.. rec. rm. and kit. for to peo-
pie; lovely Jewish home (cool in summer.
warm in winter because of gas heaD:
phone priv: nice sect; conv. transporta-
Evening star., 1943-05-03
APARTMENTS WANTED.

PERMANENT FAMILY DESIRES FURN.
apt. bedrms., living rm,, kitchen.
TWO ENGLISH GIRLS WISH SMALL,
basement or first-foor apt with garden
IN Northwest section. Dupont or Georre-
town area preferred. Furnished or unfur-
nlShed. Box 16l r. Star
Evening star., 1943-05-03
APARTMENIs SUBURBAN

1908 CALVERT AVE. COLLEGE PARK
S-rm. basement apt, furn.. small for 1
or :; quiet employed adults: ST.. WA.
Sl35.
LARGE ROOM AND KITCHEN, I'M
Iurn, private entrance: adults only; S3S.
6Saney,S Crossroads, Va. Falls Church
Evening star., 1943-05-03

KTTTEN-Desre good perma nent home for
attractive kitten. weeks old housebroken.
RA. 1858.
SCOTTIES, SO. DACHSHUNDS S25-S35
COOKERS. ALL COLORS S2O-S25
WIRES. S25-S35 AIREDALE -- S25
PERSIAN KITTEN, BLUE $50
DOG HOTEL 1344 Georgia Ave. ia 1927 .
Evening star., 1943-05-03
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.
POULTRY & EGGS.

| FOR sALE-5Oo New Hampshire chicks, 9
weeks old 60 leghorn layers One mile
north of Forrestville, Md, on Rtchie rd,
Box 3. See them or call Hillside Ol21-J.
after )
POULTRY SUPPLIES-Conkey' Y-O feeds
James Feed Store. 619 K st. NV. Metro
politan 00Sa.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

2s11 18th PL. NE ROOMS, KTTCH-,
pvt. bath. everything furnished; availa BILE
now. couple preferred
Evening star., 1943-05-03

ARMY COLONEL AND WIFE DESIRE .
bedroom apt, NV. section; must be house,
keeping not in private home. preferably
unfurnlshed: any reasonable rent satis-
factory: occupancy June 15 or before.
Tel. Decatur 1880 Ext SOL s.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
HOME IMPROVEMENT coMPAkIE:

ADDITIONS, REARING, REMODELTNG.
Any type. foundation to roof. any location;
lowest prices guaranteed work
LAWRENCE & SON. ORDWAY 1544.
CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT. INC,
s15 10th st. NV. Phone National 4712.
CARPENTRY Repairs Of all kinds.
O1AAsA oA> ~ 4. DI. 0122, Gardella
Evening star., 1943-05-03

good home; no laundry: , adults: widow
preferred lno drink or smoke); references.
/ Box 2O2-M, Star a.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-14
MESA MAY
Ioiin A. F.

Chicago, Aug. 14-INS-Applica-
ton OF the Mechanics Educational
Society OF America for membership
in the American Federation OF La
Dor was slated for discussion Friday
by the Federation's executive coun-
Gil meeting in Chicago.
The MESA, an independent union
claiming 10000 members, was
formed several years ago as a third
la Dor movement and now is seek
ing an AFL charter to supplant the
International Association OF Ma
chinists which withdrew from the
Federation June l.
MESA becomes the second labor
organization which has been highly
critical OF ALL policies TO seek
membership in the Federation. The
council already has decided to re-
fer to the AFL's Boston convention
the reinstatement application of
John L. Lewis United Mine Work
ers.
Matthew smith Of Detroit. MESA
president, repeatedly has de-
nounced the AFL and the Congress
OF Industrial ORGANIZATIONS for
agreeing not 70 strike during war
time and for accepting less than
double pay for Sunday work.
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Casualties

Washington, Aug. 14-INS-Four
Michigan men were included in a
list OF SO United States soldiers
missing in action whose names
were made public today by the War
Department.
Missing in action in the Euro
pean area
Berg, Tech. Sgt. Lester Mrs.
Marie Berg, mother, 5s7 LenoI,
Pontiac.
Guertin. End 1t. Arthur Mrs.
Henry w. Guertin. mother, 1927
s. Deacon St, Detroit
Newcomb, STAFF Sgt Charles W
Mrs. Alberta Newcomb. mother.
Stanwood
Missing in action in the North
African (including Sicily area ::
Diring, Pvt. Charles Mrs
Ethel Diring. mother. 1f9 Mason
CT, Royal Oak.
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How They Stand

New York ..... IS 81 .572 so
'Games behind leader.
Thursdays Night Games
Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh ;
Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati 0.
Fridays Results
Boston S. Chicago 4.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn. weather
st. Louis at New York, weather.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia,
weather.
Games Today
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2).
St. Louis at New York (2).
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2)
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Services Today For
Ann Arbor Resident

Ann Arbor, Aug. li-Services
we're to be this afternoon at $3.50
for Mrs. Henrietta Thcws Gerstler.
who died Thursday at her home
here, after a prolonged illness
Mrs. Gerstler, who had lived in
Ann Arbor since she came to this
country from Germany in 1891. was
a member of the Zion Lutheran
Church She is survived by her
daughter Mrs. r. j Berry. kalama.
zoo; a son. Carl a. Gerstler. Ann
Arbor; a sister. Mrs Otille Gerst.
Ter. Ann Arbor, and several grand.
children.
Rev. +. c. Stellhorn was 10 Of.
fciate at the services. with burial
to be in Forest Hill Cemetery.
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inning. five 10 the second and three
more in the sixth off II hits and 10
walks yielded by a parade of four
Detroit pitchers. The fair haired
boy Of the Senators. Milo candinL
limited the Tigers to six hits.
The Cleveland Indians aid not
suffer the same fate Of the Tigers.
however. but stretched their own
winning streak TO SIR contests by
whipping the Philadelphia Athlet
les. s tot
Don Black was handed his ninth
defeat OF the year as the Indians
scored three runs In the fourth ana
three more in the seventh. Mel
Harder held the AS 70 eight hits,
in his NTH ls43 victory.
Tom Turner's home run with one
aboard In the second inning proved
to be the deciding blow as the Chi
caEo White SoK took one from the
Boston Red So1. : TO 3
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-14
Fund Board Appoints
New CDVO Director

Ann Arbor. Aug. Il Appoint.
ment OF Mrs. H. Francis Forsyth to
succeed Mrs. Theophile Raphael as
director OF the Washtenaw County
CDVO has been announced follow
ing a meeting OF the Community
Fund board Thursday. Mrs. For
syth has been assistant TO Mrs. Rap
hazel since January, 1912, shortly
after the CDVO was organized
She has been active on the Red
Cross nurses aid committee. and is
assistant personnel officer for the
Washtenaw County Citizens De-
tense Corps. At the meeting OF
the board II was decided to coord-
mate the work OF the CDVO and
the Council OF Social Agencies I'M
der the direction OF Walter A.
Geske, executive secretary OF the
Community Fund.
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Pitches New York Yankees
to 4 to @ Win Over Browns

lie was aided incidentally, by two
double plays.
Spurgeon allowed nine hits IN
pitching his fourth shutout OF the
year. but his clubmates made the
most OF their seven safeties by put
ting up One-run lead In the first.
adding another In the fourth. ana
concluding with a two-run rally in
the ninth.
The Washington Senators. mean.
while. ended their own three.Eame
losing streak and a Detroit Tigers
'our-game aiming stretch with a
resounding II 10 3 defeat. or vic.
tory, whichever way YOU look AZ
Il
The Senators ran rampant,
punching three runs, In the first
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-14

New York. Aug. l4-lNS-There
is a twirler today among the New
York Yankees who. n a phase o.
his career which was generally
supposed to have been none too
promising Is literally throwing his
club 70 the American League pen.
nant
He is Sturgeon (Spud) chan.
dler. who yesterday served notice
that he is under way FOR the best
record OF his career by pitching
the Yankees 10 TO 0 victory
oyer the 81 Louis Browns Spur
geon. or Sturgeon as he "a
known among those fish who think
he can't pitch. allowed only ono
Brownie 10 reach third. with only
four getting past the initial sack.
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SIGNS SAY mo BEER, SORRY"

SAN DIEGO. Cal.-UP-"We'd
cry In our beer II only we could get
some TO cry in. is the ever-increas,
ing moan that is going up in this
city, which is in the midst OF a
beer shortage. Blame is placed
partly on the vast number OF war
workers and military encampments
in and about the city and partly on
the curtailment OF raw materials in
making beer. Nearly every bar is
equipped with a NO Beer. Sorry"
sign which can he trotted out on
quick notice.
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FORMER RESIDENT DIES

Ann Arbor. Aug. 14-Services are
to be in Christ Episcopal Church.
Williamsport. Pa, for Harry H.
Wilcox. 56, former Ann Arbor
resident. who died Thursday in
Dearborn after a long Illness. Sur.
viving are his wife, Hattie E. vii.
cox. Dearborn; a daughter, Mrs.
Adair. Detroit; son,
Harry H. Wilcox, Jr.. Ann Arbor,
and one grandson.
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Marriage Licenses

John B. MCLAUGHLIN. "a. Flint.
and Edna Margaret Gunnels, "a.
Benjamin F. Fritz. As. Dexter,
and Gladys Frye, 40, Kalamazoo.
Clyde ". Emory. IS, and Carrie
B. Custer. 40, both OF Ypsilanti
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-14
Sports Roundup

Evanston, H. ms Mary Agnes Wall Of Menomnee MICE aSd
Dorothy German Philadelphia battle IS hole
route championship Of the 43rd Womens
today at the Evanston Country
play the final round when she
Peggy Fndlay Ohio and yesterdays SENT
final had time OF II
disposed comedsst Catherine Glen Ridge ~ j.
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Chicago headed by Hal Price Headeys
ancmax added Sheridan Handicap Wash
Track today AntcmsI will to the post with
pounds mile furlong feature
finished third Marriage Thumbs
Up in be $4,000 Arlington Handicap
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-14
AN ERlcAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Thursdays Night Games
New YORK s, St Louis 2.
Boston 1916, Chicago 81 (second
game, II innings.
Fridays Results
Washington II, Detroit 3.
New York 4, Philadelphia 1.
Chicago 3, Boston 2.
Today's Games
Washington at Detroit
Boston at Chicago
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at st. Louis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-05-14
MAJOR EDWARDS,
 0LDTIM M ER OF
 YUKON, RETURNS

Major C. Douglas Edwards, who went to Yukon Territory first ir 1908, passed through Juneau recent ly Aon a Canadian Pacific steamer enroute to Whitehorse where he will be occupied for the summer months on White Pass steamers.
 Doug" Edwards left Dawson al the outbreak of the first world wal and spent three years overseas He returned home with the rank of major in the Canadian forces Some few years ago he was retired from the Army and has since been in private life.
 Major Edwards was one of the most popular men in Dawson dur ing his residence there and has re- turned to his former home several times during the past few years.
 He will return south in Septem- Der and rejoin his family at theil home in Victoria, B. c.