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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Like Shooting Fish in Barrel
AS Wings Near Scoring Mark
SOrellSen
Sells His
SaiIbOaf
By GEORGE r.. VAN

Detroit lost one OF IT'S finest
racing yachts today when Charles
+. Sorensen sold his 60-foot cutter
White Cloud 10 George Sollitt and
Phil Hill of the Chicago Yacht
Club.
White Cloud made yachting his
tory on the Great Lakes last sum-
mer when she became the first
Detroit ship TO win the Chicago
Mackinac Race. beating the entire
fleet of 81 starters. boat-for-boat
while she made the fastest time
since 1911.
She flew the burgee Of the Chi
cago Yacht Club.
Sorensen. up 10 his ears in wal
work for the Ford Motor Co. said
he did not have time 10 use the
boat.
White Clouds new owners will
sail her around 10 Chicago next
month. She is now moored a,
Sorensens summer home at AL.
gonac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Rockies Score
With Dodgers

BEAR MOUNTAIN, ". Y, April
2 GNS)--Two Montreal rockies
had the Dodgers lifting eyebrows
today following practice in which
they demonstrated an efficiency
rarely displayed by youngsters.
Rex Barney. 1S-year-old Omaha
Neb.. high school student. twirled
IA few from the Dodger training
camp mound which made Branch
Hickey sit up and take notice
while Harold Gregg, 2I-year-old s.
foot-3 batSman SmaCkcd them
into "never-never land" much 0to
the amazement of onlookers,
He's rs fast or faster than Whit
Wyatt right now, commented Ted
.McGrew, chief Dodger scout, of
Barney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBROD

Those old-time rivals Of hockey,
Art Ross of the Boston Bruins and
Jack Adams Of the Red Wings,
arc warning again.
This time it's about the dates
for the first two Cup games in
Boston.
Mervyn (Red) Dutton, acting
head Of the league, promises a
decision later today
The games in Boston originally
were set for next Tuesday and
Thursday. April s and s, but Ross
wants them played Thursday and
Sunday, April 10 and Il.
That would mean this Sunday
nights game would be the last
played hereA no matter how long
the series goes. because Of the
SportSmsn's Show az Olympia
Indications are Dutton. follow
ing q conference today with r. w
Bickle OF Montreal and Lester
Patrick Of New York. will rule
the original dates be followed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Crawford Joins
Bruins Sunday


TORONTO, April 2-J oh n n )
Crawford. star defenseman fol-
Boston Bruins, who missed the las,
two playoff games against Mont
real Canadiens. leaves Toronto
tomorrow night to join his club
He expects TO be in uniform for
Sundays second game OF the Stan.
ley Cup finals in Detroit.
Crawford, a Toronto boy. Is
visiting relatives here and taking
treatment for a bruised ankle.
Buzz Boil. high scoring south
paw right winger of the Bruins, is
also in Toronto. but he's bound for
his home in western Canada. He
is out with a broken kneecap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
NEARLY CRASH

a hesd-on crash appeared immi-
nent between Jack Schmidt, The
Bruin forward and Jimmy Orlando
when they raced for a loose puck
. Young Schmidt. though, put
on the brakes Just in time.
1t was Jimmy Orlando's unlucky
day. First he had a tooth
pulled. then Dr.NC. l.. Tomsu had
TO remove a cinder from one Of
his eyes-a and finally Art jackson
accidently nicked him on the fore
head with his stick for three
stitches.
Referee Chadwick gave Jackson
an automatic penalty Of > minutes
for this. ruling that Art Ross
complained about after the game,
although tho Wings failed 10 score
then. That was BOston's only
penalty and the Wings had only
two one each 10 Orlando and
Stewart. Abel scored while
Orlando was off
Phil DeBoaubicn. seated near
(ContintIed on Page 2Sl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
imp Shortage Serious

The manpower shortage in
umpireS in the American League
is getting about as desperate as
the player shortage. With the
loss Of Art Passarella, Just
called into service. and Steve
Basil. Harry Geisel and John
Quinn, tiTe staff, wrTrt usually
runs an even dozen umpires be-
sides Tommy Connolly. the UNI
pre- IN chief. has been slaShed
10 nine arbitrator.
John Wiethe, a former Detroit
Lion player who umpired in the
American Association. was 10
nave been brought up but he,
too Is wearing Uncle Sam : uni
lorm instead Of The blue Of the
empires
Charley Berry a former big
league catcher and later coach
FOR Connie Mack. will make MS
debut as an umpire in the junior
circuit this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

Sailors
Entertain
BY EDGAR HAYES

The American and Canadian
navieS got acquainted last night
at Dearborn Navel Training Sta.
ton. More than IT'S sailors from
HMCS Hunter attended a wres.
thing match and joined their
American cousins in song feast
So many Of the American sail
ors turned out for the show II
was necessary 10 divide II into two
parts. The Canadian middies
were stationed at one end Of the
hall for the rst half of the show
but before long were mingling
with the Americans in all parts
Iof the stand.
The Americans Let out a roar OF
welcome for their visitors when
they marched into the hall. And
the Canadians responded with
He's a jolly good fellow" Later
they exchanged compliments sing
ing Anchors Aweight and Wavey
Navy. the Canadians song.
The visitors were taken on a
tour Of the station and later were
guests Of the Americans at re-
Treatments.
In the wrestling matches Ed
Bad Boy Lewis stole the show in
losing 10 frankie Hart, the favor
lie of the Canadian boys. frankie
IS from Windsor. In the other
matches Bert Rubi and Lou Klein
wrestled 10 a draw as did Flash
Gordon and Jack League.
The show was arranged by
Howard VAR and the wrestlers
and Canadian boys appeared
through the courtesy of the S. &
s. Tool Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Dorothy Kirby
Title Fdvorite

PINEHURST, n. C.. April
QNS)-Dorothy Kirby, Atlanta,
was favored today to win the an
nual North and South women's
golf tournament over Jane Crum,
Orangeburg. S. c.
Miss Kirby, the medalist. moved
into the finals with Z and > tri-
umph over Mrs. w. G. Boggs OF
Pittsburgh.
Miss Crum scored an upset 4
and 3 victory over Mrs. Glenna
Collett Ware of Philadelphia. six
times winner Of this tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Became Pro in 1921

Pipgras came out of Iowa
and broke into professional base
ball with Madison in the South
Dakota League in 1921. The
Yankees sold Pipgras. along
with Billy Werber, 10 the Red
SoX in 1884 and the next year
the pitcher was dropped TO
Nashville, his big league career
ended
The injury 10 his arm had
taken lis toll but IL couldn I
take baseball altogether out Of
Pipgras. The following year
George took up umpiring. get
ting his start behind catchers in
the New York Pennsylvania
League From there he moved
up 90 the Eastern His fine work
attracted the attention Of big
hague scouts and in 1898 he
was called UP by the American
loop
PipGraS now makes his homo
The year around in s. Peters
burg. Fla lie owns 4 4O-acre
tract Of tung oil trees near
Ocala Fla and is we'll started
on what he hopes viii be a
thriving new business for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Bue HurIer Awaits Call

PITTSBURGH, April 2 (UP)-
Russ Bauers, Pittsburgh Pirates
pitcher, today awaited re-classifi-
cation by his draft board before
making any move to return TO
baseball. He has already taken
his first physical.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Rockies Come and Go
In Giants Lineup

LAKEWOOD, N. j., April 2
CUP)-The New York Giants lost
one pitcher but gained another'to-
day. Rookie Sal Maglie asked 10
be put on the voluntary retired
list while Scout Frank Hickey
brough a high school sensation,
Dick Hoover. to camp.
Magli, is working in Niagara
Falls war plant. Hoover is a
southpaw from Columbus, O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

the better team in this game that
some Of their more enthusiastic
supporters already are talking
about A clean sweep 10 match the
four straight Boston Won over the
DeiroiterS TWO years ago.
There goes their team" one
fan said when Drt Clapper, IN
falling early i'm the game, landed
on his head and was knocked
groggy for few minutes a
nice compliment to the popular
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
No Raise for Gee

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, April
tUP)-General Manager Warren
Giles of the Cincinnati Reds said
to-day that he had refused 10 in
Grease tho salary offer made 10
veteran Gerald Walker despite re-
|eelptS OF letter from the holdout
/ outfiClder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
BUTTON TO SETTLEBOSTON DATES
Adams, Ross Warning Over Them

and efficient Clapper, but It
shouldn't he forgotten that Bos-
ton also still has frankie Brim-
SEX. Flash Hollett, Herb Cain
and Art Jackson Another
Bruin Standout, the helmeted
Jack Crawford, recovered from
his injury. will be in Sunday
nights game here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Roose Vanker Practice

Roose Vanker, state American
Legion baseball champions, will
practice this Sunday at Pingree
Park. Forest and Seneca, at
Il a. m. Players wishing tryout
are asked TO be present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
They Had Everything

with the exception OF cstch-
ing, the 1927 Yankees had II on
the 1885 Yankees In every de-
partment," Pipgras declared.
"Bill Dickey Of the SO team
rated over Benny Bengough.
My. what an outfit that '27
powerhouse was. They had
pitching. fielding and batting"
Besides Pipgras. among
Yankee pitchers with the great
1927 Yankee team we're Waite
Hoyt, Herb ock, Bob
Shawkey. Urban Shocker and
Dutch Reuther.
There was Gehrig at first.
Lazzerri at second, Dugan at
third. Koenig at short, and
Ruth, Combs and Bob Meusel in
The outfield-a nurderous gang,
all right. all right.
a record Of l02 victories
against but 73 defeats sttests to
the fact Pipgras was more than
a little help 10 the Yankees. with
whom he pitched for six full
seasons. 1927 TO 1888.
lie won "A games in 1893 and
on each Of three other seasons
in New York livery. won Is or
more contests. Besides that he
bagged three triumphs in as
many World Series. He never
lost in the autumn classic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Double Feature
TOPS Fairview Card

Fairview Gardens will have 4
double westling attraction next
Tuesday evening with Bert Rub
and Jack League clashing in a
return bout and Wild Man" Zim
meeting Flash Gordon in pair
of hour matches Sailor Olson
and frankie Hart will clash in
the one-fall preliminary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Continued on Page III
Indian Players Wanted

Indians, or descendants Of Amer.
lean Indians, are invited TO try
out for an All-Indian team al
Northwestern Field Sunday at 1C
a. m. See manager John Shane
on field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
PEP TALK DID 1T
'ou're n better team than

you're n better team than
they are" Jack Adams told his
Red Wings in a pep talk before
last nights game with the
Bruins, hut you'll have To 20
out and show IL. II YOU do. you'll
win"
Apparently that was all the
Wings needed. They were so much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
sports
Pipqras Recalls
Breaking Arm
Against Tigers
Bv LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE. April Steve
0Nelll desperately short Of
T-rCrrrv- aykpi ueorCc- FtpGraS
n he would like 10 set a little
exercise pitching 70 the Tigers
IN batting practice.
Frpcrss. an outstanding pitcher
with some al the greatest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

Yankee teams
ard How Al
a m eric q n
League u M
pire. IS here
for exhibition
games.
eS, I'D
like to-" Pip
& r a : q y
claimed. but
] am a little
afraid 10 try.
The last time
AteaAAI a. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Keep Spectator Sports, Bill Asks

WASHINGTON, April UPl-Continuance Of spectator
reasonable travel participants and
spectators before the House In Joint resolution
Rep. Samuel A. Weiss Cd of Pennsylvania
workers favor continuance
OF sports as essential their morale"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
-Four More Tigers
Listed Prospects,,
For Service
Newhouser in Detroit
TO Take New Physical
for Army tuesday
BY LEO MACDONALD

EVANSVILLE, April Jack
Zeller here today sounded an
.ominous note for big league base
ball when he contemplated the
possible loss of more Tigers TO
the already greatly depleted ranks
of the squad in training here
through revised regulations which
would wipe out ga draft defer
ments.
IF they keep taking them"
the general manager of the
Tigers predicted, "the big league
club owners are going to have TO
quit. They won't need any word
from Washington"
Zeller limited the baseball sun
was worse than baseball men had
figured earlier in the spring. AL
ready the war-riddled Tigers have
sent % players 10 the services
and il is expected more will 60.
especially under the proposed reg
ulations.
FOUR MAY 90
Besides already gone,
among players whose tenure with
baseball now seems insecure are
Joe Hoover, Dick w kefield.
Jimmy -Bloodworth and Joe WOOD.
All but Wakefield are married a.
have children. W
Harold Newhouser, called by his
draft board for a rehearing on his
military status, returns 10 Detroit
tomorrow He-Will- take a new
physical examination on Tuesday.
He is now in AZ because OF A
physical disability. He planned 10
leave for Detroit today. but re-
NAMED over TO pitch against the
Cubs here tomorrow.
Hoover. new Tiger ShortStop
bought from Hollywood OF the
Pacific Coast League, was aked
by his draft board in Santa
Monica. Cal. 10 fill out new
dependency QUESTIONABLE. Hoover
has one child.
Adam Bengoechea, recruit
from Ogden. Utah. already has
been indicted and Is awaiting call.
Nick Wertz. sensational 1S-year-
old outfielder from Reading. Pa,
was recently classified in IA.
HAS POSSIBILITIES
Young Don Patrick. recruit out
fielder whom the Tigers hope 10
convert into pitcher, pitched 10
batters in practice yesterday and
Steve O'Neill seemed satisfied the
kid has possibilities as finger.
Patrick, an Upper Peninsula boy.
is only q and already a war hero
with an honorable discharge. He
is q survivor off the Wasp.
The Tigers will play the Cubs
here both Saturday and Sunday.
Virgil Trucks and NewhouSer are
scheduled 70 hurl tomorrow and
Tommy Bridges and Paul Trout
on Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
HAS POSSIBILITIES
Veteran Bowler

Nick Zazzsli. one Of New York's
best bowlers, has been topping the
pins for 80 years. lie once av-
eraeed 2ll for 80 games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Don't Help

Il had couple of operations.
They took some bone out. I
tried Ia pitch afterwards, but I
was through. In fact, was
around for a couple OF years"
PipgraS laughed when he re-
called his last game in the
majors.
II was pitching for the Red
SoN against the Yankees, Pip
gras recalled. II allowed only
three hits, but each of the three
was a home run and beat me"
Pipgras believes the Yankees
OF 1877 was The greatest team
OF all time.
Il think IL was a better team
than the Yankees OF 1885,"
Pipgras explained.
There has always been a hot
argument as 10 which was the
greatest Yankee team, that Of
1927 or 1886.
The writer recalls Charley
Gehringer, who played against
both teams, picked the Yankees
OF 1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
WIN WITH EASE

~ CTOWu Vi l<,OO< SOW III
Wings gallop at Olympia,
"That-waS- like shooting fish
In a barrel. l hope we have some
more of the same In the second
game Sunday" said very genial
Jack Adams today.
I'VE played like we felt-all
tired out" said Manager Art
Ross of the Bruins. Both teams
stunk. But we stunk the most"
"Of course the best team
won," added Ross.
Ross was getting in his littl,
harpoon on what he termed the
Detroit clubs ungraciousness II
forcing his team to open the serie:
last night.
He wished to give the Bruins q
rest and open the series Sunday
which would enable him to get de,
fensenan Jack Crawford back ir
uniform.
But Adams. as manager of the
league champions, had the last
word.
The Bruins did look tired. They
failed 10 check with the Wings
The Detroit club which finished
its first round series with Toronto
Tuesday night while Boston was
ousting Montreal. looked tired
too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

NEW YORK, April ? INS)-
Henry Armstrong, only man in
all the history of boYng to hold
three worlds championships
simultaneously. is 10 return to-
night 10 the scene where triumph
and disaster were equally his.
He is coming back 10 Madison
Square Garden where once he
won championships as rapidly As
their defenders could be per-
suaded 10 meet him. And where,
a little more than two years ago,
he himself was hashed and
Dashed and so blinded by his own
blood that the quality Of mercy
could no longer remain strained
and they stopped it in the
twelfth round.
BACK AGAIN
That was the Fritzie Civic
welterweight championship fight,
a conspiracy of horrors that
went on unenduringly until Gym
ical. case-hardened gazes turned
aside, heads were bowed with
the shame of il and voices called
out in protest that such things
could longer endure. They
thought they were "burying
Henry Armstrong with honors in
the Garden ring that night.
But miraculously he's back
again this evening. with an 49,
900 crowd and a $4,000 gross
in prospect. and meeting Beau
Jack. holder of one Of the titles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
SCORE EARLY

But IL was the Wings who had
the most 60 last night. They scored
"a goal in the first IS seconds Of
each period to sag the Bruins
spirits.
They scored while they were
shorthanded in the second period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

Tiger l broke my arm. II ruined
my pitching career and al
WAYS have favored the arm since.
That was in August of 1888.
II broke when ! was pitching TO
Frank DOljaCk. 1t WAS a fast
ball i threw. The arm WAS
broken at the elbow, bad
break.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Mud Gets ;;
God|ie Bremsek
Has Bad Night
BY LEWIS n. WALTER

When the Detroit Red Wings
can start running up records on
-goaiie Frank Brimsck, you know
they must be close TO the Stanley
Cup. .--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Hockey Playoffs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SERIES A
DETROIT beats Toronto. games 10 =.
SERIES y
Boston beats Montreal. 4 games 10 1.
STANLEY CUP SERIES
Best Four out % Seven Gsmesl
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
DETROIT g. Boston ?
SUNDAYS GAME
BOSTON A. DETROIT
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ONE CUP SERIES
Best -Four Out ~ Seven Ganaeel
Buffalo ., Indianapolis 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

Goaiic Frank BrimSck, you know
they must be close 10 the Stanley
Cup.
Today Modere Brunetesu can
take a bow as the first Red Wing
10 score three goals in Stanley
Cup game-and three on Brimsek.
Capt. Sid Abel is one of the
first, if not the only Red Wing
ever 10 score a goal and four as
sists in a Cup game. With y
points, Abel is only two away
from the all-time playoff record
held by Don Crosse and Bill Cow
ley. His teammate, Carl Liscombe,
is only one point behind him.
Even defenseman Jack Stewart,
who only scored two goals in 80
regular league contests, now knows
the thrill OF making the red light
fash in a Stanley Gtp game.
WIN WITH EASE
Those Red Wings owe their
pleasant glow today to the ease
with which they beat the man
from Eveleth, Mimi, who un-
questionably is one of the greatest
goalies in hockey history.
Frank Brimsek has faced the
Red Wings Al times since he took
over the Boston nets four seasons
ago.
But the Wings never drove so
many pucks past him as they did
last night in humbling Boston
Bruins, 60. in the opening game
of the Stanley Cup finals.
a croUd of 10 S6o saw the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

Adam Bengoechea, recruit
from Ogden Utah. already has
been indicted and Is awaiting call.
Nick Wertz. sensational 1s-year-
old outfielder from Reading. Pa,
was recently classified in IA.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-03
Ctate

Continued from Fage One)
paisn efforts in metropolitan De-
roit.
other Officials
Voters must also select Two su.
preme court Justices. a superihteH-
dent OF public instruction. two Uni
yersity of Michigan regents, two
members of the state board OF ag-
riculture. and a member of the
board o feducation.
Justice Emerson r .Boyles, Char
lotte Republican, and Justice Bert
D. Chandler. Hudson Democrat,
are both seeking reelection. Boyles
running mate is Neil E. Reid, Mt.
Clemens, while Chambers partner
on the ticket Is Frank McAyinchey,
Flint.
DR.. Eugene B. Elliott. superin-
tendent OF public instruction since
1885, ID seeking reelection on the
COP slate, opposed by Edward W.
Mcfarland, Wayne University pro-
fessor. Stephen S. Nisbet, Free
mont, is also sekeing reelection
on the state board OF education.
opposed by Bernard 7. Foley, Ben
ton Harbor Democrat.
Candidates for the agriculture
board include W. c. Armstrong.
Niles. and Sarah Van Hosen Jones.
Plymouth, Republicans, and Joseph
P. Carey, Mt. Pleasant. and Arthur
Jewett, Mason, Democrats. The
regents candidates are r. Spencer
Bishop, Flint. and Ralph NJ. Hay
ward. Kalamazoo, Republicans, and
Ira Dean Mccoy Bad Axe. and
Charles p. Nugent. Detroit, Demo
Gratis. Bishop is the incumbent.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-03
Y.H.S.P Plays

Continued from Page One)
a patient, Beatrice Walton; Mrs.
Mellon, a patient, Alta Gable; Lois
Warner, a patient. Helen Hughes.
Musical selections, under the di.
reetion of Leland Randall, as fol-
lows, lent additional. enjoyment to
the evening: The National Anthem.
and Overture, 1.-THE Ambassador
Overture, by Scarmolin, High
School Orchestra; Entracte: Two
Guitars. by IIorlick, violins.
Jeanne Snyder and Jean Ohlinger;
cello, Roberta Tibbitts; clarinet,
Rachel Houck, and piano, Ann Win
ter: Send Out Thy Light, Gon-
nod. clarinet quartet, composed OF
Audrey Marsh. Rachel Houck, 10
Pat Haie. and Maurine Nielsen.
The production staff way: stu
dent director. Otto Kindshoven;
business manager. Robert Hen
erickson. curtain manager, William
Briggs: lights, William Boutell.
Faculty assistants to the stu
dent committees we're: Miss Ber-
nice Davis, advertising and usher
ing: Miss Gertrude Murray. tick
cts and programs; Frank Schimel,
stage scenery; Miss Justine Enss,
stage scenery; Orville McMurray,
lights; Mrs Jack Lockwood, make
I'm
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-03
Government Asks
For More Paper

After lull or several months The
War Production Board is again ap-
pealing 10 residents of Washtenaw
County for old newspapers, card
board and magazines
Last fall in response to request
for waste paper the citizens Of the
United States flooded the mills w n
so much waste paper that it was al
most necessary TO declare an EN-
barge on paper shipments. Not
only were the mills clogged, but
also their railroad sidings and extra
warehouses we're filled to overflow.
ing.
Many~people have been saving
their waste paper for the past sew.
eral months and now is the time to
tie each kind Of paper in neat bun
dies; that is, newspapers in one
bundle. card boari in another and
magazines in another. This en-
ables the junk dealer to separate
the different kinds more easily.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-03
RELIEF CORPS WILL
RENT MACHINE FOR
USE OF RED CROSS

At the first evening meeting OF
Carpenter Womens Relief Corps,
Friday. the members voted to pay
the rent OF a sewing machine for
the Red Cross for month ard TO
change their birthday luncheon
dates from every month to every
three months, the next one to be
June IS.
The members decided TO attend
the Relief Corps district number
one benefit card party 10 G. A. K.
Hall Detroit, APR. 80, District Off
GERS from the local corps are Mrs.
Vincent Celebrezze, junior director
and Mrs. Bert Gillette, assistant
guard.
Mrs. Gillette presided at the bust
ness meeting. The next business
meeting will be April IL.