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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
DETROIT DUoS

Detroit viii offer such combina-
tionS as Joe and Paul Scribner,
Frank YoSt and Dick Krakow
Ken Haviland and Russell Jantz,
Joe Adams and I'd Labudde
George Srull and Jimmy Schmit-
Ting. I'd Schiefsky and Bud
Stempen, Eddie BlaSS and joe
Lula, Bill Gubert and Joe Miller
Paul Traverse and Joe Sulla.
II SchiefSky comes anywhere
near the rs he hit In the Alcona
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

fantrymsn etc. When our troops
invade a harbor and capture 1t
the harbor boys clear the place
and keep supplies moving as
other boys advance farther in
land.
Hank sends "a fond hello 10
those nice fellows in the Classic"
and hopes they dip their pens in
a letter, or two. Says he's
keeping up with the times in the
Times and closes with thanks
for the sendoff we gave him in
ink and over the air lanes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

says when his
basic training
is over he'll
be a b lie 10
bowl 80 games
a night, not
three.
"NoSey" as
he signs him.
self. IS in the
Harbor Craft
Co. W h @ re
you are part
soldier, sailor,
m ne. in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

ers Association Of America meets
i'm Columbus Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday an effort will be
made TO standardize spelling and
Technology in writing about
game and fish.
Percy Haver of Detroit, who
holds the worlds record for catch
ing the largest muSkie with roc
and reel Ga 64-pounder caught in
Lake St. Clair once said:
81 don't know how to spell
his name, but he's the meanest,
ffghtiniest, orneriest rascal any
angler ever tackled"
There are too many ways oil
spelling muskeilunge. Some OF
the ways used are mascallunge
maskinonge, musquinonge. mas
fkaff0ugr, rr1asiSinorGe,- and what
have YOU T?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
In the Open

What Is the correct spelling of
''musRie, that fightin' OF warrior
often referred 10 as the tiger Of
fresh water?
You should know this, because
the Detroit River and Lake St.
Clair are famed as the greatest
muskie fishing grounds in Amer
lea
If you think that's 4 tOUghie,
how about 'crappie' or is II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Champ Elves on
Drives in Times
Sweeps Sunday
By HAROLD KAHL

In a way it's champions day
in Class A OF the twelfth annual
Detroit Times Sweepstakes with
the appearance of Louis Burr's
Deluxe and Rog Overmyer's De-
troit GaSket bowling teams at
Imperial Recreation in the Cen
eral Motors Building this Sun
day at 7:30 p. m.
Deluxe is the defender since
il won the title, prize money and
medals that 60 with it last year
on a 3l09 total. Overmyer
guided Detroit Gasket 20 the
first championship on 3049 in
1888 and then came back with a
f,rankenmath team to cop again
in 1910 with 3038.
THAT 1869 is TOUGH
These scores are merly MEM
cries in view Of the task ahead.
When Coca-Cola posted 1863 a
week ago there were many who
said Henry Ehrle's outfit had this
years crown neatly tucked away.
While il is the second highest to-
tai in the history Of the event
neither Deluxe nor Detroit Gas
ket are ready 10 concede any
thing until they've had their in
nlngs.
OF recent weeks Deluxe has
not been the club of several
months ago, but the talent Is
there in Frank Zion. Clarence
Hoffman. Tony Novak and Wal
ter BHrbin They may break out
with a rash of strikes any mo-
ment GaSket's Omar Herpplch,
Art Knecht. Lou Rush and Bill
Mowery IN addition 10 Ovemyer
are much better than the team 2
standings in the Times Classic in
dicateS.
There will be two other Class
A fives on the drives at S:45, Ed
Cniter-S- No. composed OF BILL
SchlIcker. who went for 704 only
"Wednesday - corge--ttASif Harms
Lou Koprince and Jim Goldman,
and George Chapple'S r. ID. Cot
ter No. =. Tom ShoCkley, Joe
Lasky, Sol Scarlet and Charley
Bochm roll with the latter. They
may Surprlse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Audubons TO Meet

Overflow attendance has forced
the Detroit Audubon Club 10 move
from its present meeting place
10 the Rackham Auditorium for
its next meeting Feb. %,
Tom Hadley, president, announced
Saturday.
Walter F.. Hastings, Michigan's
No. I man of the woods, will show
his colored movies of the ruffed
grouse drumming at 8 p. m. II
is open TO the public, without
charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Stroh TrdiIinQ
By Nine Pins

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10
Stroh. worlds match game cham
pI0n trailed ROsatto- Barry stars
OF this city by nine pins AT the end
of the first three-game block of
their title match here today.
With Bill Kenet scattering 226,
25S. 246 and a 730 total. Stroh.
trailing by 80 az the end of the
second game. finished the series
with a 299S total TO 3007 for the
Challengcrs.
Ed Winchester Pennsylvania
champion and anchor for Rosatto-
Barry. HIT SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Pins
Baumgarten Pops
Back to Clarity
Al Latin Feud
By HAROLD KAHL

Al Latin, past president of
the American Bowling Congress
from New York. and Elmer
Baumgarten, secretary from
Milwaukee, are feuding, accord
ing 10 the National Bowlers
Journal. 1t seems Latin, we'll
known here. takes personal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Detroit, Pontiac EIks
In Match al Garden

Ten bowling teams from Detroit
Lodge No. 81 and 10 from Pom
tiac Lodge No. $40 of the ElkS
will meet in the first half of their
home-and-home match at the
Garden Recreation this Sunday at
2 p. m. A return series will be
held in Pontiac next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

credit for the
success OF the
1887 tourna-
ment held in
New York.
II took New
York. admit
dly h @
largest city
a n d largest
sucker town
in the coun-
try. 81 years
10 hold its
irgt ARC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

NEW cLpEIrJn +A72 cHEEE ST.
Under New MANAGEMENT. open eowilnv TODAY
AL DAY. weekdays 10 A. N. Until p. n.
NORTH END 70 9,'s sO% ss eA"'4 A. s 'sss.
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
unTTIucuAu i542s EAST WARREN. near
Nut llNuHHW BEAcoNSFIELD Nj 1894
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
OLYMPIC REC s s..S P... At Go r. s s:s.s
" Alleys. New and Modern. RathsselIsr. ops.
Bovine AL DAY saturday, and Sundays.
PAlACE-DlX 'S4s w. yIssos nIsnwAv
OPEN BOWLING WE'RE ON SATURDAYS ANA
SUNDAYS FROM NOON UNTIL CLOSING.
PALACE REC. seas eRATioI AVENUE
~ Alleys without a Post. osen sO~iIns 10 AN.
TO AN. sillIsrd,. Restaurant Cocktail Lounges
PALMER PARK ws ssGs9ls sss sp e. r S' sss
Open Bowling All Day Today
PALM BEACH m. 'sseG m.fss ws s s.ss,s
Enloy Open BOwing Here Saturday, Sundays.
Free Instruction BY A. Ds,son weekdays. as Pm.
phpYILun 1920 WEST wARREs AVE
HlNLHNu Is Beautiful Lsnssl &C. 3l2e
/ Upen Alleys Daiiy. foren0ons EXCEPT "wednesday.
Dstroiis Prst,Isst Cocktail Bar. Meals Served.
PILLAR REC. 'tsa' ss saseHts .U- s aSs
Open Bowling ALI DAY Saturdays and Sundays
From 10 A. N. On. weekday Untii p. N.
.PLAyDIUM 1917 los IS e s! MA. 's4s
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC. =, oa sAs ssAT'OT " As s.,,
OPEN BOWLING ALL DAY HERE TODAY.
MIXED DOUBLES EVERY SUNDAY. p. N.
BEDFORD REC. aaiS s sstEys s'y st ,, AYE
opsn Bowling ALI DAY Saturdays and sundar
10 A. N. UntIl clOsins. weekdays UntlI p. n.
RIVIERA REC. I so s sss, sv sttt Hys'
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY FROM u 30 A. n.
UNTIL p. ~ AND AFTER 10 p. NJ
ROUGE REC, 49,, e So,o,, S, , sfsT
when Down Rvsr STOP ssr.. oPsH Bo~IIns 60
Saturday, and Sundays A. ~ Tm cioslns.
pnYh 500 MAsisrI1UI. NJ. g. wsr.n
nUlH ~ ALLEYS NJ S77
Entries h0v Bsins Tskss Cor julie, PIness,'s
sinsss Classic. 5000 ara $500 Too Prixs,.
SPRIkGWELLS IS" 70 ; sa.,, V, ;., avs
os.n so~iins Att DAY saturday. ssd Sunday.
A. n. Tih closins; Wsssdsu TN ,. After 90.
iNlili NEVADA TN 2.ge43
opsn Bo~iins ALL DAY Saturday. and sundaya
Nseksau TN s, After ~; Thun..Fu Ar~ ..
VLpcITV 1850 LIVERNoiS Mr. .sslshoi,
'Hnolil "a Aiisys. UN l.ss2o
opsn Bo~iins AL DAY Sat. Sun, frsm 10 A0.
Uaik ciosing. Wsesdsys unth ~. Arv ~
VIeTnpY z 77A I'm. a. DELAWARE
iIVlVHl " ALLEYS. w. 7.sSo7
OPEN BOWLING AL DAY TODAY FROM
70 A. ~ UNTIL CLOSING
vnclIE pr cADIEuN AT EvAnsYOs
'VVuL nI1' " LANES NJ si7e
Entertainment Nightly!
WEST DETROIT s ~. s,aH's's E, s- -,
oPEh BOWLING At DAY TODAY FaOa
" NOON UNTIL CLOSING.
WllRuiS SlHcE fggg 1900 ssArlor.
opss Alters SATURDAYS sUsoAYs s.sv,ls.l
cestisil Lounge orsss susie. EsssIis-i Fed.
| CONSULT THIS DIRECTORY
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

"croppy'2 I s
Whitehall deer
correct or is il
red deer7 Is a
m a / ] a r d a
greenhead or
vice versa ?
Don't get me
wrong. This is
not a Wildlife
quiz. It's just
my way Of let
ting you know
that when the
Outdoor Writ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Little 'Nosey' Writes

Pvt Henry NoSakowSki. until
recently with PariSclean in the
Times All-Star Classic. writes
an interesting letter from Camp
Gordon Johnston in Florida. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Somez Returns

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 up
Vernon lefty Gomez. former
New York Yankee pitching star.
has returned home from n 76-day
entertainment Of European battle
fronts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Pacific War Hero

Bernie Golding is back in run
ming competition for New York
University. wearing Purple
Heart won In New Guinea fighting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

House loop last week the 693 in
the singles by Harold Bell Of the
Enterprise five in Wurm's Recre-
alton House league is certain TO
topple Bell expects a 700 series
to knock him off the top most
any weekend now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Plan Muskrat Dinner

The Southeastern Michigan Con-
servation Club Of Marine City
will hold its third annual musk
rat dinner Saturday evening at K.
OF c. Hall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
THE RIVERSIDE
1923 6. Jefferson. At neooueali NE s7B6
Altoona REC. ,, ' s7'., s'cH'GA" 4, ave Ia,
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 A. N.
UNTIL p. N. WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. A.
AMBASSADOR t lis. sIHAt, VS. , s:aI
Open Bowling All DAY Saturdays. Sundays From
10 A. ~. TN CLOSING. Weekdays TIN J. After ~.
ART CENTRE WOODWARD AT WARREN
Hnl VLHInL 20 ALLEYS. TIE. i-O743
Open Bowling AL DAY Saturday, and Sundays.
Free PARKING. Excellent Transportation Facilities.
BEACON REC. w. '.Hs s[1!,, At " TAJ ,..S,.
Open Bowling TODAY from 8 80 An. TN CLOSING.
OPENING, for mornln1 and Afternoon Leagues
BOWL 0DROME % s,I DsHT r.. 20 Psr sisS
Open Bowling at All Times!
BRIGHTMOOR 'os4 s, ,5sEsll A. Aye Near
10 Fully Equipped Brunswick strsamilnsd Alleys.
open so~linu AL DAY Saturday, and sundays
CASINO REC. a7s7 w G9Ss 90 AVE AZ,
HOME OF C. Y. o. woMEN's TOURNEY.
cENTEnElLI 2ts2o eRATlor AVE.
VLH IIHHlHl Near Smile Rosevile 5000
opsn BO~lIns TODAY . A. N. Until 30 A. N.
visit Our essuiifu Cocktail Lounge. 10 Lanes
GHENE-T R0MBLY "a s as est"r pt 81, go,
sNTGR $50 TOURNEY now $1,000 First Prize
$500 Second Estmstsd Prize Fund-sIO.GOO.
epreT ILuEc FULLERTON At GR. RIVER
UUkOl LNNLO ~ Alleys no. 1898
Bo~isr's Paradise Visit Our STAGE Bar and
Cocktail Lounge, NEVER DULL MOMENT
nEupY IIs2s WHITTIER. at KELLY RD.
DLhUi " ALLEYS. AR. 6A4s
0pen Bowlina TO-DAY IRON $50 A. ~ Until
CLOSING. Home Of the Famous ssskst.o' Chicken.
DETROIT RECREATION s +At4S'T c5 :: $50
Open Bowling at All Times!
DEXTER REC !! ot1 SI[sys S0sT9 2s s s,.9,
Open Bowling Today-AII Day
GLpnpE RE H7c rooowAsp It 1850
VH1pLN nIV' CENTRALLY LOCATED
oPEs BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 A. NJ
UNTIL CLOSING. WEEk.ENos UNTIL Pm.
GRAND CENTRAL ie'l rIRsy PARK
V"H"S SI"'''nI ~. $500
Pleasure to Bowl At oustsu Alley, In Detroit
EpEAT lhKEc 70 BALTIMORE
OhINl LHhLo 81 Woodward Ma. $3.50
All so ALLEYS Available for opsn Bouline sat.
urdst and SUNDAYS from 10 AN Until Closing.
HALL .DODDS IS; .,S " sssSO sLy , at
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Minutes Ffom po~nt0~ny Ampl, PsrkisS.
lUpEpiM ppe GENERA MOTORS sLoG.
lml LnlAL nCO' CENTRALLY LOCATED
80 MODERN ALLEYS
Open Every DAY untii Midniahi HA. s4ss.
uIIIrTTic Sl7 IRuMBULL ave.
j. ~ WlLLIll TR 2.s3S
You Are Always Welcome Here
LOVES REC. 20 70 s s1sr,.so A 13sts.
cocKrAtI LOUNGE nUrfay ssi7
1878 Uan Jefferson ~ EASrlAWN
4 ttfYV cTpIEE s5iI GRAND RIVTR AT
LOVhi oinhI THE btVD, ~. 1888
OPEN BOWLING TODAY Sc UHrIL
A. ". % BRUNSWICK IAHts. rtR
Mt. ELLIOTT REC. R'7o ~. . 60.
ossr Ansys FosAV Nss A. ~ Uutu "a,
~ Visit Our cocsisli tounBs EKssilsst Feed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

Totals $50 1898 1919 Totals a43 oa5 1880
Grand total 3O07 Grand total 2sgs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

The victory stake field trial
of the Michigan Sportsmen's
Association of Royal Oak is being
held this Sunday at Thirteen and
One-half Mile road and Green.
field Three events wifi be run
off, including the open age, open
derby and puppy stakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
OTHER LEADERS

The other leading counts are
1885 Of August Busch and Vic
Szeiva Of Grand Rapids and the
1915 of Louis Burr in the all
events. II took 1914 by Rog
Overmyer and Fred Gardella 10
cash the first prize doubles check
and Mike Augellos 1897 to win
the all-events last year.
Some heavy firing in the team
event, where Burr's Deluxe was
ahead on 3068 going in Saturday
night. is due next weekend. Such
clubs as George Bryants +. & 3.
Cy GoralcZyk'S Sackman =. Bill
Morland's Auto Club, Jack Card
ner's Gray, Virgil Keller's Place
Bros, Joe Angileris Palm Beach
Rec. and John CaSburns Palace
Rec. will be on hand along with
10 Kalamazoo and four Franken-
muth in the regular shooting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

Mt. ELLIOTT REC. '''' ~ NJ So. s.s'0'T
ossr Ar.r ToslV free A Until ma
Az Visit Our cocstsli tounBs EKesiisst Feed.
Evening star., 1944-02-17
Blood Tests FaI|ibIe,
Prosecution Insists
In Chaplin Case
Nv the Associated prexs

4 BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1.-THE
California Supreme Court holds that
blood tests to determine paternity
are not conclusive evidence, United
States Attorney Charles H. Carr
said following the announcement
that such tests had cleared Charlie
Chaplin Of being the father Of Joan
Berry's baby.
Declaring his Office was not inter-
ested in the tests finality, however,
and that in any case the 54-yearr
old actor would be prosecuted on
Mann Act and conspiracy indict-
ments, the prosecutor yesterday thus
quoted 1887 State Supreme Court
decision:
"The Landsteiner or Bernstein
blood grouping test may not be
accepted as conclusive evidence that
an alleged father is not in fact the
father of a child whose paternity is
in dispute"
Differ on Federal Charges.
Mr.. Carr and Chaplin's attorneys,
meanwhile, issued opposing state
ments on whether the blood tests
would have any effect on Chaplin's
trial on charges that he transported
the 23-year-old Miss Berry to New
York and back for immoral purposes
and that he and six other defend
ants conspired to deprive her of her
civil rights by forcing her to leave
Beverly Hills.
The Federal prosecutor declared
the report of three doctors that
blood grouping tests indicated the
comedian is not the baby's father
affects only Joan's civil suit to have
him declared father of her 4-month-
old daughter and does not involve
"the pending criminal charges by
the Government"
Chaplin's attorney, Jerry Giesler,
retorted:
That's matter Of opinion. Mine
is. different from Mr.. Cars and my
view Is that it would be quite ma
terial. However, that is an ulti-
mate question for the courts to
decide"
Give Details of Report.
Lloyd Wright. Chaplin's attorney
in the paternity case, and John j.
Irwin, counsel for Miss Berry, said
the three doctors reported that
Chaplin's blood was in group o,
type MN; Miss Berry's in group A,
type N, and the child's In group B,
type N.
The lawyers quoted the physi-
clans report:
"Conclusion reached as the re-
suit Of these blood grouping tests
Evening star., 1944-02-17
Dai|ies Cut Consumption
Of Paper 141 in January

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Daily
newspapers reporting to the Ameri-
can Newspaper Publishers Associa-
ton consumed 1874, 500 tons of news
print paper In January, drop of
AL per cent as compared with the
January, 1943, consumption of 226,-
TAI tons, the association reported
yesterday.
In January. 1912, the reporting
newspapers used 1861 tons and
IN the same month in 1941 consump-
ton was 229, ,799 tons.
The association said the total
estimated newsprint consumption
for January, 1914, was 259,857 tons,
which included all kinds of uses of
newsprint paper.
Stocks on hand with reporting
newspapers was Sc days supply at
the end of January, compared with
81 days on hand at the end Of De-
cember, 1943.
Evening star., 1944-02-17

pacity Of an employer, should not
be in such position"
Illness caused an average loss OF
1912 days per employe in one large
Government department in 1s42, the
commission said, adding that III
this one department could improve
its illness record by three days per
employe over 246,000 man-days
would be saved-the equivalent OF
800 employees full-time services for
one year."
The commission said health serv-
ices would be limited to treatment
of minor illness, except in cases
of emergency or Of injury or illness
sustained by an employe while in
the performance of his duty, pre-
employment and other medical ex-
aminations, referral of employees to
Evening star., 1944-02-17
Health Units Asked
For Federal Agencies

A proposal that Federal agencies
be permitted to set up employe
health programs was submitted yes
terday to Congress by the Civil
Service Commission.
I'm these days of manpowel
shortages, the commission said, INC
employer should be in position
where he is hiring additional peo-
pie in the open labor market simply
because he refuses to put into ef-
feet health program for his en-
ployes. Certainly the Federal Gov
ernment, functioning in the ca
Evening star., 1944-02-17

Is that In accordance with the we'll
accepted laws of heredity the man,
Charles Chaplin, cannot be the
father Of the child, Carol Ann
The tests were made by Drs. v. l..
Andrews, Roy w. Hammack and
Newton Evans.
Evening star., 1944-02-17

private physicians and health-edu-
cation programs.
Asserting that the slime is over
due when the Federal Government
should establish q sound health
program for Its own employees" the
commission recommended enact
ment Of legislation that also would
enable the Government to provide
returning disabled veterans with
opportunities for employment.
Evening star., 1944-02-17

For the bond drive you have an
s card and the speed limit Is of.
Drive now, and step on 1t.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-28

unending, stretching 10 the frozen
waters Of the bay.
From the controls Blair glanced
back at Colin. "That's Behrens
River under US. Two more hours
and you'll be home"
Home! Rae drew a deep breath
and saw Trina watching him.
"Learmonth is my first memory"
he told her. There's not q lake CT
a river haven't padded or trapped
in"
You're q trapper!"
"No. worked with the Hendricks
Bay Company there until two years
ago"
"Hendrik's Bay. That's why
you're q friend Of Rodney Sslkirk.
Tell me about him."
ITS hard TO know where 10 be-
gin. There's not an Indian, white
man, or breed up In that country
who wouldn't give him his shirt.
He's the most human man I ever
knew. shy and sensitive--mors like
a schoolmaster than a chief factor
Of the biggest fur company in the
world" Colin stopped. "And up
where we're going, Rodney Selkirk
Is more important than the COM
pany itself"
What do you meanl"
IL mean the human things he
stands for. He's given his life to
making this north country a better
place 10 live in, and he's done IL
single-handed. The Indians and
breeds owe ID 10 selkirk that the
white trappers didn't clean out the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-28
New Record Set
by Strike Total

Washington, Sept 2s-AP-The
Bureau OF Labor Statistics today
reported a total of ass strikes last
month. the highest August hgure
for any OF the last Ave years. July
strikes tetaled 40.
The number of workers involved
In August strikes was 10000, COM
pared with $4,000 in July. and the
number of man-days idle was 1885,
900. compared with 6se,000 in July.
Time lost In strikes was figured
at twelve ene-hundredths OF the
available working time. compared
with nine one-hundredths in July.
Strikes in August. 1893 totaled
275. In the same months OF sue.
oeeding years the hgures were gal
in 1910. 465 In 1sl1, $40 In ls42,
ana $40 In 1s43.
Strikes which contributed large.
ly to the higher fgures last month
were at the Briggs Manufacturing
Company. Detroit: Wright Aero.
nautical Company, Paterson, N.
j.: the Electric Boat Company,
Greton, Conn; Walsh.Kaiser Com
pany, Providence, r. T.; Midwest
truck drivers. carpenters In mill
work plants In Illinois, Iowa. and
Wisconsin. the Philadelphia Tran
sit Company, and Pennsylvania
coal mines.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-28

alone, laughed at as an impractical
dreamer. Today there are more fur
animals in the forests around Lear.
month than ever; Indians don't
starve in the winter, or die like
flies from disease. And all because
of one man-Rodney Selkirk."
Irina's eyes were on him. You're
really fond of Rodney, aren't you ?"
IL should be. He did more for me
than anyone ever did. He helped me
get an education, and when I was
fed up with the outside world he
brought me back and gave me faith
again-falth In this north country
That's interesting. It's hard 10
believe you were once fed up With
the world. | know that feeling my.
self. But you are too healthy for
such experience. Tell me about it."
Its too long q story-and too
long ago."
me-"
Perhaps"
Through the silence that fol-
lowed, Trina watched the winding
lake shore; then quietly she said,
II am going 10 marry Rodney Sell
kirk"
Rae started. For a second he did
not want to look At her, and his eyes
sought the window while the motor
droned on. He knew he should saw
something; but, when he did. he
knew he had blundered.
Ito be eontinued)
conyrifAt ~ Ter on;
DItriDu,sd b. King Pastures syndls.t. u,. .
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-28
Courses Planned
For Physicians Il

Ann Arbor. Mich, Sept. IS -
Planned for doctors in this sec
ton, two extramural postgraduate
courses in medicine will be given
in Ann Arbor at thu Michigan
League October /? and November
9.
Or. Dean W. Myers has been
named chairman of the program
which 10 sponsored by the Mich.
San State Medical Society. the
medical schools of the University
of Michigan and Wayne University,
and the Michigan Department Of
Health.
The courses. which will start
with a 5;45 p. m. dinner, are given
without cost TO the attending doc
tors. Such subjects as the use OF
penicillin and the recognition aud
management OF acute heart trouble
will be presented.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-28
University Will
Train Secretaries


Ann A-bor, Sept, 2S-Deslgned
for women who want to prepare for
post war positions In business, a
program OF secretarial training IL
being offered by the University of
Michigan.
The course, which also will serve
women who wish TO Renter bust
ness and need to brush up on such
work. is in charge OF the Univers-
ity's Division of Emergency Train.
ing and Is directed by Mrs, Irene
Place. Mrs. Place spent the sum
mer In the East studying the secre-
tarial programs offered there.
Glasses will start when the fall
term opens. Nov, /. This Is the
second year the University has Of
fered this work