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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15
DIES TO SAVE OTHERS

HARRISBURG, Pains An
untold story OF heroism in Gusdal.
canal was revealed by Pvt. 81
wood Carpenter upon his return to
Harrisburg after four months in the
Pacific area. His best buddy, whose
name he did not reveal. sacrificed
himself to save 80 men in his com
pany by throwing himself upon a
live Jap shell and was blown to
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15
NINE LITTLE PIGS

AKRON, O.-INS-"And every.
where that Mary went the lamb
was sure to 60" Well it's that
way, too, with A. Ensfnger an
Akron man who raises pigs and
holds a war production job with
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.
Al started for work the other morn
ing, but half way TO the plant
had TO go back. His nine pigs had
trailed after him. all in a row
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15
A RARE DISTINCTION

DO1 LtSIOWN Pa.-INS-- d
John 4. Fell Of Doylestown. has III,
distinction of being the oldest alum
nus OF both the University OF Penn
sylyania and Lafayette College He
Is 80 years old and practiced medi.
cine untii a few years ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15
YpsiIanti Bowling Scores

son 5O4 Totals $50, ~. T75-2tS2.
Cardinals
Milbourne i23. Nelles 100. Bird
3S9, Hart iOS, Welte $50. Handicap
60. Totals 6S2. 776 Sos 2126
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15
hor NAILS srARr FlRE

SEATTLE-INS-A $500 fire IN
the Alaska Communication Sys.
TENS transmitter station at Seat
tie was caused by nails. They be.
came heated by the transmitter'
frequency, said engineers. and ig-
nited the surrounding wood.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15

The weekly wrestling show will
be Friday. Dec r.. At the Local
50 Hall, 90 Z. Michigan Ave. and
will feature Harold Chaundy and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15
divers
TEMPLE MEMS LEAGUE

E. Fngler 456, B. Elliott 3S9, o.
Stanchfield 443. R. Arnold 3S1. f.
Squier 446, Totals 696, III, 70s--
2115.
Mems
H. Love 1874, f. Jacobs 407. w.
Bonner 446, G. Wallace 527, j.
Greene 459. Handicap IS. Totals 72S
740 777-2245.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15

cleaning establishment here since
last August
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15

Dunkelberger 427. Shaw 5e4, Hes.
ford 395, Dalchow 464, Harrison 1875
Handicap 121. Totals 7S3, 71s, 746-
2247
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15
Ysnks

Lidell. 493, Geib AS, Klatt 44o
Cook s29, McGsffin 565. Totals 657
636, 742-203j.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15
HOUSE LEAGUE
Pointn
Central Specially

Central Speciality
W. Hansen $50, sprague 4S5, r.
Farmer 534, r. Connolly 52s,
Schoolmaster $50; totals, S41, s6S.
955, 1854
American Legion
p. Hayward 49S, c. huster $40.
X. Tunnicliffe 49S, H. Smith sis, R.
Schrepper 521, handicap %; to-
tails, SEQ, sic. 9ls, 1854.
Pau's
Roll 4S6, sinkule 473, Deck 557,
Bowden 523, Max SIP; totals, 906,
$50, Sl3. 2551.
streleher's
Streicher $50, Lutes 1875, Ssmonek
49,, ]. Smith (ave.) 513, Stein $50,
handicap 1O2; totals, Si5, sec. SIS
2547.
Spur
Northrop SIS, Fedor 529, Crane
ST., Dundon 564. Richards Sic, ham
dicap 90; totals. S9S, 1885, 500.
2S35.
Ford Local
Harris SIG. Koch $40, La Combe
SOL, James 554, Franklin 65i; to-
tails, 99l, sos, 95S, 2S37.
divers
Stewart 1877. Schrelner $50, Sch
wall 55s, Lambert 544, Franklin
534; totals, $50, 1872, $3.50. 1858.
Tap Room
Luly 500, McGown and Evilsizer
42S, Fischer and Vernon 800, Turchi
sos, Zimmerman 4S9, handicap
l43; totals, 1872, Sl9, s47 PASS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15
Browns

.. Smith 456, ". Lowe Az, c.
Gilchrist 467, J. Breiel 343, A. Pear.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15
american Legion

p. Hayward 49S. c. kuster $40,
X. Tunnicliffe 49S, H. Smith sis, R.
Schrepper 521, handicap %; to-
tails, SEQ, sic. 9l9, 1854.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15

". Hansen $50, Sprague 1855, r.
Farmer 534, r. Connolly 52s,
Schoolmaster $50; totals, s41, s6S.
q5S 1854
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15
Ford Local

Harris SIG. Koch $40, La Combe
sol, James 554. Franklin 65i; to-
tails, 99l, S93. $50, 2S37.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15
Spur

Northrop 54S, Fedor 529, Crane
577, Dundon 564, Richards SIS, han
dicap 80; totals. sos, 1885, 500.
9S33
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15
PauI's

Roll 4s6, sinkule 473, Deck 557,
Bowden 523, Max SIP; totals, 906,
$50, Sl3. 255l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-15

Streicher $50, Lutes 1875, Ssmonek
49,, ]. Smith (sve.) SIC, Stein $50,
handicap 1O2; totals, Si3, sec. SIS
2547.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
.Kress' HurIinQ
Wins for Leafs

The front-running Toron to
Maple Leafs divided with the Bal
tlmore Orioles last night in an
International League game.
Veteran Ralph kreSS tolled dur
ing the Seven-inning first game
and helped by four Baltimore err
rorS, stopped the Orioles with nine
hits for a rs decision. CLYDE
Smoll checked the Leafs with five
SaietieS I'm the full-length night
cap As Baltimore belted Jim Hop
per for II blows and an S-4 de-
ClSlOn.
Bill Schultz halted Buffalo with
six SafetieS, blanking the BiSonS
for eight innings. but weakened
IN the nightcap as the Syracuse
Chiefs dropped a 81 decision. The
Newark Bears rushed across six
runs in the last two frames 10
beat Rochester. IL. The Jersey
City-Montrcal doublc-header was
postponed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Tradition
Ends at
Penn

PHIL ADEL PHIA. Aug. -
GNS) -- University OF PennSyl-
vania had broken another of IFS
athletic traditions today as II.
Jamison ,Swarts. director of ath-
lcticS, announced the Quakers win
play all their home basketball
games NneXt SEASON in double
headers at Convention Hall.
The move was prompted by the
loss Of the PaleStra 10 army and
navy units on the Penn campus
The Red and Blue made the
change al the invitation of Tenn
pic University. which has Ar -ep-
ton on basketball dates at the
Municipal Auditorium Penn had
avoided double headers
WITH UUrE1bUrfrE- St.troois7--tePef-t-
eddy because they fell under pro-
lcSSional promotion
This year, however Ned Irish
and Claire Hare, who ran the
games for tho past nine years.
have stepped out of the picture
and left the supervision mainly to
Temple officials
Whether or not the PcnnSNl-
vanianS viii meet any other Phila-
dclphia college teams during the
was not disclosed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Tedmsters, Hudson
Play Twice tonight

AL Transfers and Hudson
Police teams Of the Detroit Soft
ball Association viii play dou-
blc-header tonight at Mack Park
in addition to two other games,
one being a 22a-inningS pIayoI Of
a protested game
The short game is the last part
OF a game played earlier m the
season IN which IIudSonS were
leading 20 o with one out in
the fifth when a bat boy ran on
The field and the umpire failed
TO call the runner out as pro-
Nided in the rules TeamStcrS pro-
tested and the teams were ordered
20 rcplay the last portion of The
game over again Following this
game. which is scheduled AT
O'Clock, the teams Will play a fun
game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Grand Slam Sold
For $4,000

LEXINGTON. Ky Aug Is
rUP) Grand Slam, an all-time
turf champion and now a success
ml sire, was sold for $4,000 at a
dispersal sale following the Lex
ington sales which ended last
night
Henry knight. AlmahurSt Farm,
JeSsamrne County Ky, purchased
the chestnut stallion. which was
second on the list Of sireS Of
juvenile money winners last year,
Eleven Of Grand Slams offSprings
won S1o77Oo.
Total sale, at the thrce-day
wartime counterpart of the Sara
toca sales amounted to S26 700
officials announced. Some Sill
horses were sold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Jack League Meets
Gordon in Title Bout

Jack League. former title
holder. gets the shot al Flash
Gordon $ Junior heavyweight wrcS-
ting crown Tuesday at Mack
Park. Jacks name was drawn out
of the hat before those Of Bert
Ruby and Buck" Estes.
Jack and the Flash Will clash
in best two in three falls match,
In which the winner must take
TWO falls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Leave for induction

SAGINAW. Aug. Is As one
group of mcr left for Fort Gus
ter. two more were leaving for
physical examinations and Undue
tonS al Detroit today SclecteeS
from Boards |. y and 3 were sent
10 Detroit this morning and Board
) VIII send another contingent
Tor examination Tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Grid Dropped
by Ohio L.

ATHENS. O.. Aug. 13 GNS)-
Wartime conditions led Ohio Uni
verSity at Athens 10 cancel IT'S
l943 intercollegiate football sched-
ule today
The manpower shortage. tho
inability TO use army men on the
campus. and the cancellation of
games by opponents who already
had dropped the gridiron sport
we're given as the reasons
I'VE still hope to play basket
ball and baseball" said athletic
director Don Peden. And tho
cancellation Of football Is for
i9i3 only. not for the duration"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
ChrYsIer S Horse
Winner al Belmont

NEW YORK. Aug 13 UPl-
Walter p. ChrySlor'S Coronal
came from behind IN The Strrtch
10 record a four-lenEth triumph
over Navigating yesterday in the
s. Ouu Doranlc Purse al Belmont
Park
The son Of Sickle was favored
I'm the field OF nine m the three
quarter mile event and was timed
IN III As.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Jockey Barred From
All Illinois Tracks

CHICAGO. Aug. Il DlNS)
Jockey George Bowman and stable
boy Chester JcdlnSkl today were
barred from all Illinois tracks
because OF their involvement IN
the Use Of a battery on Lawrence
T. King horse. Tih. in Tuesdays
third race al Washington Park.
They pleaded guilty before
Judge William Donahue IN Subur-
ban H0mcWood and were fined
$500 and costs each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Greenberg, Segura
Meet in SemifinaIs

RYE, n, Y. Aug. IL up
Top-Seeded Francisco Segura of
Ecuador plays Seymour Green
berg of Chicago today for a berth
in the finals of the Eastern Grass
Courts tennis championships at
the WeStcheSter Country Club
Scgura led the men into the
semifinalS yesterday by ousting
James Brink Of Seattle, Wash,
60, rs, while Greenberg disposed
Of Jack Tuero of New Orleans,
6-l. 6-1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
School Keeps Youth in Line

Metro, Jim Bloodworth. and
Ralph (Stubby) Overmire Of the
Detroit Tigers y demonstrated
fundamentals such as correct
stance and swing, pitching posi-
ton and delivery throwing 10
bases and tagging runners.
Questions came thick and
fast. Metro was amazed by the
intelligent queries of 10-year-
oldS who indicated more than
a passing knowledge of the
game. Bloodworth responded 10
the stimulus of those wanting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
CAP Recruits 81 for AAF

FLINT, Aug. 10 For recruit
ing 81 potential flicrS since Sun
day for the army air forces. Flint
squadron, Civil Air Patrol, today
had received the congratulations
OF Mai Harry Olson. in charge OF
an aviation cadet examining board
which gave the recruits screening
tests al ElkS Temple Wednesday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13

OF BireleyS. and others TO de-
velop baseball talent. He sees
youngsters on the way 10 div
ing useful lives because some
one takes an active interest in
what concerns boys.
Naturally, we'd like 10 see
our pupils In the majors,"
Rogell explained. "and soms
will get there. The scouts are
looking our kids over, and, be-
IieNe il or not. we've even had
callers from the Yankees. The
main thing II give the boys
place 10 blow of steam In spare
time. That done, they are less
apt to 20 astray."
COST Is SMALL
The cost 10 the city is rela-
lively small. From the treasury
came $500 which is less than
a dollar per boy. Financial
assistance from Bireleys repre-
sented by Angott made possible
certain OUTLAWS otherwise inn
possible under budget reStric-
tons.
How do the Tigers like
teaching p They receive more
enjoyment 0it of classes Of
youngsters than they do from
the clubhouse clowns. Rogells
chief task is 10 make the
players realize II is getting
dark and time TO 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
they're in the Army Now

FORT CUSTER. Aug Is Fort
Clusters three companies Of WACs
were sworn into the army last
night during a formal retreat for
nation at which Col Ralph Wal
tamuth administered the oath and
took the salute OF the parading
tT0ODS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
- TAt DETROIT INES
Pilot Orders SaVOId
To Hit Night Spots

makes him a weakhng al Madison
Square Garden. II was The sole
cause of Garden defeats bN Jimmy
BVmS. Tsml Maurlcllo and Billy
Conn Daily adds
After Savold lost a l0-vQund
decision 90 RivinS az the Garden
last November. The dlSheartened
maulcr thought OF retiring But
Professor DAILY still was fun of
fight lie said
"Lis'en here, lee, that guy
didn't lick YOU; II was New
York Same a. In the MauriellO
and Conn fights
FOUR STRAIGHT KAYOES
They went 10 Chicago and
showed EN- Lee registered four
consecutive llnoCkoutS over Nate
Bolden, Lem Franklin Owice)
and Lou Nova. He kayoed Nova
in the second round Monday
night His purses for those bouts
totaled S34 0O0. After fighting for
and lava during most
of his career Savold thought ne
had discovered another COmStock
Lode right on Bour Mich.
The Paterson contender will
receive M least $4,000 for fight
ing again at Chicago m Septem-
Der. at Wrigley Field against
Turkey Thompson, BivinS or
Maurlello
But we want 60 come back
10 New York later and move
in on the real big dough" DAILY
assures. That's why I'm maxim
Ire move 10 New York and hit
the night SpOtS-get used g.
Broadway crowds and lose
that complex. Hell object like
hell, cause he's SCairt of Broad
way, But he's got Ia do il"
Sorta like losing his awe OF he
awful. some folks might figure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
TINE DETROIT TINES

PATERSON. y. T. Aug. 73
JPl The threat Of a gooiy
psychological experiment VIII be-
cloud Lee SaVold $ homecoming
today when he rings reVlNhed
'bCnd tiger returns triumphant
N after Earhering four straight
h0o,kJuts and $4,000 in Chicago.
The o. year old heavyweight
should he oozIng 10Y because OF
h.~ pnhanccd prestige. ms boil
~,.ta. bank account. a ncW baby
daughter and the tact that his
mother Us accompanying him from
ST. Paul MINI, for a month -
Nl~' u Paterson
But there's a beetle in The rub
down lotion Co-manaCer Bill DAILY
tss ordered laruplng Lee 10
break away pronto from the fam
IN circle and shift 10 New York
tor TWO weeks of hilarious tram
Ul .n Broadway night spots
FMS Is an abrupt about-iaCc from
The traditional precept> OF punch
pilots VINO. since the DAYS OF Jmm
Flug, have been trying 10 Shcp-
herd their bully boys away from
the primrose path.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13

A glance ahead today indi-
cafes that the baseball school
founded by Councilman Rogell
a year ago IN spite of strong
opposition is becoming a dis
tiDct contribution 10 the youth
OF Detroit.
or the 5000 boys enrolled q
50 per cent increase over 1912,
few run afoul of the juvenile
authorities, the records disclose
Organized. supervised outlet for
excess youthful energy and en-
thuSiaSm IS apparently the
antidote for unorganized mis-
chief. The goal for 1914 Is
$4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Meyers 10 Coach

Denny Movers, now n navy
lieutenant commander may coach
football at tho Memphis air base
this tall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
TIGERS AID CLASSES

And the program is apt 70
extend into the winter months.
Plans are already blueprinted
for a 1000 team basketball
league involving 5000 or more
players but certain difficulties
must be overcome 10 assure
such a circuit.
one hint OF how 10 keep
Youngsters interested and under
control without use OF the big
stick was IN evidence last night
during the baseball clinic at
Northwestern Field.
Not an opposition SCUM d
issued from the district young
SterS a SSem b g d As Charlie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
GROVE ALSO HELPED

Other Tigers appearing al
previous clinics were Joe Wood
and Dick Wakefield One night
Oryall Grove of the Chicago
White Sox went along. n t
Rogell is convinced ne Is
doing more. with the assistance
of Perry Deakin. Sam Angott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Pacific Coast LEAGUE
nv United Press

San Francisco q Sacramento 5.
Portland 2. Hollywood
Los Angeles = San piego I.
Seattle g. Oakland q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
MANHATTAN shy

It's gotta he done" says
DAILY ">o's Lee will lose his
New York complex"
DAILY. who processes 10 be a
hraln-aS-WCll-aS-braWn specialist
explains that MinneSota-born Sa-
void always has been awcd by
New York. that he is Manhattan
shy that he gets the Gotham
filters every time he steps into
the metropolis
The blond better has proved
himself r great gladiator IN
other cities DAILY says bui his
strange phobia New YoridtiS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
American League

Philadelphia 600 100 nu2 10 %
Cleveland 100 nOl D2N-4 10 3
Arnrzcn and Wagner BaEby. Hey ng
and Rosaf.
FIRST GAME
Boston COS OOi O0l 10 ? I
Chicago 1903 zoo loo - ]
RNba q Sell " Brown and Conroy
pterich WADE swift and fresh
SICOND GAME
Boston 600 600 i2u 600 90 Is II I
chicago 2Ol 100 OO2 Uou 0l la !
Woods n Nevs0mg Brown snd Par
tee Ross MsUzbetEer Haynes and cas-
rauo. fresh.
NrW YORK. ZOO 600 100 7 70
~ Louis mo- OUu 600 8 I
WrusloG and Sars. Newsom, Potter and
trrItN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
TEAM HAS HUSTLE

Those four Club>-Detroii.
Cleveland. Washington and IT,
are all about the same" sand
he briefly and not very help
fuilN.
What did ne mean Did he
think the SoN were as good as
the other three
ION paper, no; on the field,
YES, the mans answer came
with the reflection of The m
Veterate cigar smoker we
may not outhit 'em. Sometimes
we won't even outscore EN-. But
you can 20 to sleep on this:
Wen always outhustle 'em.
That's a club that has some
thing new in team spirit. They
hustle for me ! hustle for
them. And between us wen
wind mp hustling all those other
guys out OF second money"
However, there must have been
something TO give him confidence
apart from the fact that lot of
J.. PluribuS SweeneyS Of the ball
field were huStlinG.
ONE GAME FROM SECOND
eyes, there is" he answered.
instantly. II have confidence in
me. And In my ambition TO fin
ish second for the first time in
NV hfP. We're fifth today, bat
only one game out of second
place.
THE old American League ~
was never a. unCOmpliCated ~
that You can knock over all
three clubs that are in the way
with one good shot like, say,
pretty long winning streak
Most OF all however. u seemed
that he had confidence IN the
quiet faith his Stalwart athletes
feel. That and a schedule break
which Will leave the SoX al
ComiSkey Park for 80 Of their
remaining 3 games. The SoX,
rated off their 1913 record are a
good road club but. of course,
there's nothing like a sympathetic
atmosphere at home for getting
the best response from the penslve
young men in ones employ The
SoX receive a lot of reSolutc sup
port at ComISkey Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13

10 learn. They kept Overmire
in the pitching Glass room"
long after the quitting bell
rang.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-04

THE MOUNT GLEN EMS
Branch information and recruit
ing center for the Women's
Army Auxiliary Corps will open
Monday at the Medea Hotel. un-
der the direction of Mrs. Hugh
Neale, chairman recently APP
pointed by Army authorities.
"he center, organized for the
Spring drive to aid in recruit
ing BIAS WAACs in Michigan
during the month of March, will
supply information and take APP
plications every afternoon from
to $50 o'clock except Wednes-
day, when evening hours from z
to 9 o'clock will be maintained.
Michigan is the first state to
be asked by the Army TO help
recruit WAACS, Mrs. Neale stat
ed today.
Mrs. Neale is being assisted by
a central committee of Mount
Clemens women, including Mrs.
Donald r. Westendorf, Mrs.
Lawrence Marks, Mrs. Myrtle E.
st. Aubin, and Mrs. John K.
Ullrich, who will be in charge
of the center at the Medea dur
ing the weeks 10 come.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-04
Me,v Ieacher

INTRODUCING p "a TT i c
Moore, new seventh and eighth
grade English teacher at Mount
Clemens High School.
Miss Moore received her A.
B. degree from the University
of Michigan in May, 1912 and
has since been working on her
Teachers certificate and Mas
ter's Degree in English, which
she hopes to get this year.
Her first two years of college
work she took at Grand Rapids
Junior College, in her home
town.
Miss Moore is only mildly in
terested in sports, but rather is
unsteady inclined. She plays the
piano and does choral work, for
her favorite entertainment, and
writes frequent letters to her
sister, who is doing recreation
al work with the Red Cross in
Australia.
In Mount Clemens she lives at
143 Market street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-04
Expert Advises
on Gardening

CHICAGO, Mar. 4 - (P) -
Novice Victory gardeners In the
northern half of the nation were
advised today to stick to arm
chair gardening until the time
comes to start digging and plant
ing out of doors.
r. Milton Carleton, executive
secretary Of the Victory Gardens
committee of the Illinois State
Council of Defense, said that
when the wholly inexperienced
Victory gardener tries to grow
plants in boxes indoors for
transplanting later, 1.-The results
are usually nil"
That MEANS" he said in an
interview, "a waste of seeds in
a year when there should be no
wastage."
For the expert, indoor plant
ing is o. K. because the expert
enced hand knows his tempera-
ture and light intensity controls,
which are vital part of the in
door work.
IF the temperature gets too
low, tomatoes, pepper and egg
plant, for example, become hard
and woody. But if it gets too
high, cabbage cauliflower, Brus-
sci Sprouts and other members
of the cabbage family become
long, lanky and weak.
"The best procedure now for
the novice is to spend his spare
time planning his garden plot"
Carleton, who is store manager
for one of the nations largest
seed companies, said that seed
concerns were packing three
times the amount of seed sold to
amateurs last year in anticipa-
ton of a rush, by gardeners to
bolster the nations food supplies
this year.
He asserted that while there
would be no general shortage of
seeds, there may be shortage
of certain varieties within a CIV
en- crop.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-04
Xix PTA
Election

NEW OFFICERS for.the COM
ing year of the Herman Xix
Parent-Teachers AsSociat n,
were elected at the annual meet
ing held last evening at the
school. They are Lyle T. May,
president; Martha Boiling e +
teacher vice president; James
Gallagher, father vice-presideht;
Mrs. Charles L. Hoffman, moth
err vice-president; Mrs. Vern
johnson, secretary; Mrs. Carl
Staeb, treasurer; Mrs. Joseph
NORTH, historian.
Clare Walker, teacher OF
speech at Lake Shore high
school, talked Interestingly on
her European trip which she
took with another teacher in
1888 just before the outbreak OF
the war.
The association will sponsor 4
public roller skating party at
Mount Clemens Arena on March
"a. Mrs. Walter l.. Smith is
chairman.