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had an amazing success due Jacks weird antics and
cracking ad Ibis.
After the play closed, there were fresh marital
fireworks. Jack went west and spent weeks in a
desert hdeout trying 10 regain his health An inter-
l0cuory decree of divorce had been entered between
the actor and Elaine but on Aug. g. 1887, Jack re-
ceiyed telegram
Miss Barrie arriving at the Glendale railway
station from the east Would he meet her? Jack
did meet her, with flowers. few days later the
lnterlocutory decree of divorce was dismissed
The marriage and Jacks once-brilliant career
tottered along tor several more years. In November
of l94l Jack again in the hospital in Los Angeles
Barrie.
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he MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
CnMpANN

Detroit Michigan April 4 1874.
The Ann4ai Meeting oftns STOCKHOLM
ers ~ ne Michigan Central Railroad
Company FOR The election % Directors
and ~ ,hree Inspectors OF Election. ana
me Transaction OF surh other business as
may ne lawfully brought before ne met
'ng 0si - he'd a. ne principal offCs
% me Company Room 900 Michigan
Central Termirs Building IN the city %
Detroit, Michigan. on -TsursdAy Nay g.
l944 az 10 O'Clock A. ~
IRE stock Trarsfer Books ptIl 10 closed
~ 5 o clock 2. ". on FRIDAY April -
istt ara viii reopen A. 20 O COCK n "
on Friday, AAy 1915
JOSEPH 40 AAHoNEY,-
EerretAr.-
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Lost: IS Cigars!

TED f-ttttte. ss--sted ~ II2He-f-
dent George Mason Of Nash
ke.Nlnstor. vas the victim oi a
good natured RIB AZ The party
for n c. Doss the other night
Having passed out some Very
fine CIGARS to All the guests. Ted
finished Up with one half-tull
box and another unopened These
he guarded for the better part
Of an hour refusing 10 even set
them down for a minute.
just as he was ready 10 leave,
he checked the contents and
found 10 his dlSmaX that the
supposed fun box contained only
a neatly folded napkn--A NJ.
Winel spaS the sleight OF hand
artist,
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Me- pratt s. $50 $50 - l4T o2T
Per common share s5e Sl1s
wEsIINGHoJs ELECTRIC
Tst prsst 80 s. 500 iis S4.lso 43s
Share earnings s. - - so
GROWN CORK sEAL
Guar ended Msrea -, le4' ls'3
y, PT9s' . ....,. "'' sso 1854 81. g,
VAN NORMAN co
y 0esss s.d. Mar. Is ~ Ma = -
Net r~-e' S-Ef54 Sl95 st-
Per S5ars 51c SIC
CoNTINENTAL CAN 90.
y n,s snc Harca 81 1855 i1+s
Per issr, NsS S.77
NV YORK DOCK CO.
Guar s-oe1 NEtcE 81 le4t lafl
Net lrr~us tl31 eis SIC rs
cor snare sArr.ags &c s. =
oUEBEc PowLR 90.
Msfcn g1sr $fE5 81 stff
Fer shsre -'c 4Nr
HARBIsoN.wALKER REERACIoRIE>
Oar e1cs- March g. 1874 l1t-
Fer share SO tec
TELAUroORAFH CORP.
Guar s~et- Na--1 g. mas fst1
Naf ~ So. r.s S- t--
Share cannes lf- +7c
FOOD FAIR STuRIs
Net r--s S1r ui S.- oz
Corn srsrs sarn.-Es $50 SIR
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lagg

II is Miss Bauies recollection that Jack tee-
phoned and urged that they be reunited and
more prevented the divorce from becoming final. She
refused fatty 10 co back TO him.
~ The actor. however left the hospital with plans
for a reunion He announced private dinner for two
az his Beverly Hills home He restored Elaines pic
ture 10 a silver frame from which he had ripped il
during previous dispute With great care he ordered
flowers wine. He dressed in formal attire,
ranging the setting.
Miss Barrie did not appear AZ midnight. Jacks
patience vanished. lie drank wine threw the flowers
I'M the fireplace and the picture from the frame.
Like King Lear he acclaimed on the Heath
Continued tomorrow.)
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Production Drops
I Points in March

WASHINGTON April - The
Federal Reserve board g index Of
total Industrial production dropped
fHo points 'r March 20 242 per
erf-. cl t-rr-f47 $3.50 averaged
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Detroit Stocks
LEGAL NOTICE

Dividends ~ the foregoing table ar. the
amounts DECLARED or paid 40 far this year.
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Says Initiation
Already Here
p, LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economies. =. \. Unversit,
CHESTER P-u.ies OpA head IN ?
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E Earnings

YOUNGSTOWN SHEFT AND TUBE
EsTch CuET-Fr fFff tf7r
Me- pratt 81 $50 3ee - l4G V2T
Per common share sbc 81 is
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h1ES

pr rne1 every Hesx pay Evening ana
4r.ay Morning 1y IRE T.rfs Fl. -'-E
Company ~ 1871 Tines s4-l,e. Dttfct
~ - r-lfa-
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The viking Press.
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wEsIINGHOT ELECTRIC
Guar ended March 81 1914 ia47
Ne, rrcat 81 s04 lis - 80 48s
Share earnings s. - s. so
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Continued tomorrow
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CROWN CORK SEAL
Guar ended Mereh -, Ie4f 1913
Net profit Ss5t 2so 1854 as
Con. share esTnirgs o4c i1c
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03
6reper 8ereHeu
per Ser Sretlaiim,,e

Waibinston. 8roper 8ersooa, Ser
meitbefannte @ebrilii6tise oes Gr.
item @eltfrieges, miro aus Dem See.
res-Mrreltlofal in st. Seapenlportb,
&anias, freiseld1ien iperoen. Gr ia.
bier Sabre uno 5ebn Monate eincr
iiebeniabrigen 6reibcitsitraie ,pegcr
Jabneniluht perbiibt. Gr ilch nod)
Oeuti6lano oamals u,o beiratete Sa
un6 eigenartig ipie es ihtint, er
lieb ieine 6rau nod slme,ifa, oamit
oie &iroer in slnerifa geboren .per,
Oen uno nlr eins lit in SellticGinno
geboren. 1889 ltellte er iih freilpials
CUR abbiibuns ieiuer Straie, bic iiber
i'm in M6peienbeit perbdnst iuorHen
mar - uno es ltellte iid beraus, sal,
er in Sen 20 Sabren ieil,er Mbipcicu=
belt mebrnals in Mmerifa ii6 fir
langere 3eit auigebalten bate. Gr
iir Ser Grbe ser Mnbduier -@uidj ayiil=
liomen. Seine 5rau lit niht meit BON
Ybilaoelpbia auf elmer Sarm aniiliia
uno freut iit natiirlid), oaB er nin
aaes binter iid fat - ,idt aber Sic
american 2eas,e, oie iofort TrricIt
gegen ieine Gntlaiiung einlegte
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@ rduer1tud,riht

Sn youngstown, Sbiu, itarb un
2t. Sanl,ar nad) langem ibiperein
3ei6en 9ru0er
Sobn 3ink
gebiirtig aus slgnetblen, Slebenbiir
gen, l,no ipuroe am "a. Sanuar sll
8rabe getragen.
9r. .3ins lpar elmer Der erlteu
idfiiiden slniieoler in Dounssto,un
lmS betrieb ein GeihGft ieit pielan
Sabren nit ieinem Sobn &obert. Die
2eidenfe;er leitete Sfarrer 6. q.
5ritid uno iprah iiber So. Matt. %.
81: ~Oa iprab lein Serr 81 linn, bal
frommer lno getreuer &nedt, ou bit
iiter tueni9em 9etreu geapeien, id nil
0ih iiber piel ieben, gebe ein 81 oei-
mes Serrn 5rtuoe."
Gs begleiteten gr. 3int su 8rahc
feline liebe sSamilie, Die pielen 2anOs-
Ieute aus Mgnetblen bon bier, Jars
reu uno Salem, io,pie Dfitglieoer De-
3,peige 80 uno %, uno ieiner lieben
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3iucis %.

sllen Mitglieoern biene ;lr ge-
falligen 9tadrift, baB oie nGdlte Ser
ianmlllng om 13. 6ebruar, 2::3O llbr
nadmittags nbgehalten miro. Nae
Sfnpeitern lperoen criuht anpeienS
ST iein, Oanlit sic ipid)tigen Ge,d,1ite
ifnea erleoigt ,peroen fonncn. Nadj
Der Geriammlung miro aufiec uuO
&i,den ieruiert bon oen SGtueItern
90. 6oiiel, 90. 6leiider, Sr., &C.
5leiiGer, Sr., u. Slider, 90. Slider.
81. 6ronius, 90. 6reibeit, 90. 8ramel4
g. 8Gbbel, a. @eoert.
Nbenbs na6 ser GerIammllmg ,uirb
cine &arteupartie peranitaltet bon ben
Sdtpeitern NIT Namen Maria, Saro
lln6 .GliIabetb llno oae Shapeitern
NIT bieien gfulnen iino gebeten mi.
5u belfen, I'M a,id) Oieien Mbeno ge=
miitlib uno erfolareih 81 MAIDEN. SIN
Namen oes 3ipeig % laoen lpir ale
esrel,nbe unb 9efannte berSli1 ein.
&oriteberin lit Maria &lein, Sartioro
slpe. Gel. 81. $4,000.
Sulanna Sartlnalln, Sefr.
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Ra,aSittat Scr Sapcicr
,,',.rSe bei9lae,tattt,t

0teapel. Ser Sdat oes Sauies
'Sauoien, .tuo5u l,nter anoercm Sic be,
riibnte Miin5en-Sanmlung &onig
0iftor emanuel geb0rt, ioa bon Sen
Teltiden beihlagnabnlt uno oem
faidiitii6en &egime iiberanttportet
,uoroen fem.
Ssn Turiner 8lGttern eridienen iid'
ipioeriprede,lbe 8eridte bariiber, unc
es ipuroe seiaet, oab es lih mos.
liberapeiie nidt Inn Sen vperitablen"
Sapoier &ausitas (aoniesbaus)
ban6elt, baB Ser 8elolpert nihtsoeito.
tpenieer aber iiber eine Miaiaroe Sire
(etaua $4,000, ,OOO) betraee, uno oe..
Sdat in $40 3iitea untersebradt
1T. Gr tpuroe angebIib entoedt, als
Die Deutiden unlGngit oas fonielihr
Shlob Pollet5o BEL gueno beiebten.
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He was aided by Graef (lO) next
highest scorer. H. Holmes (8)
played best for Farrell. East could
mot keep up to the powerful Cam
ton Bulldogs as Canton won 56-4O.
Guist of East was the evenings
high scorer as he dropped in p
pts. His team mate was tied for
the next mark with Is pts. But for
Canton with Lutsch (l3), Peter
man 02), Y. Schuster (l2) and
Rochus ilO) again displayed their
potent offensive drive. Salem de-
feated Lorain in both games but
there was no report of the girls
game. In the boys game the score
was 4O-3l. Both teams used all of
their players and q players took
part i'll the game. Rudy Schuster
Q2) and w. Linder (7) of Salem
and ]. Sanders (S) of Lorain were
the leading scorers. Monaco play
ed at Homestead and split their
games as the Hmst. girls won 81.
10 and the Monaco boys Won 49,
40. These game reports were not
sent in so we can not give the
highlights. But from the club news
items it appears that the boys
game was played in a very fast
and wild manner that made the
game rough and many fouls were
called. Monaco took advantage of
the fouls, they were awarded more
so than did Hstd. and this aided
them to win. Marty Fuller led the
scoring with 10 pts. Club News.
Monaco warns Farrell that they
are out to get revenge for the
game the boys lost earlier in the
season. Lorain. Al Wolf lost then
and found his hat but not in the
same condition. Alliance. Attempt
is being made to reorganize the
Jrs. The ST. lodge pledges support
again. West has finally decided to
have choral group, lay plans for
a Semi-Firmal Spring dance.
Youngstown played Honterus
Church teams. Saxon girls VIM
ming while the boys lost Plans
completed for the concert to be
held Feb. 10Th. Homestead looks
forward to going to Ellwood for
two reasons-the good time they
always have and to avenge the
loss the boys suffered in the open
ing game of the season. Valentine
Dance to be held the night N. c.
visits them. East thanks Min kelp
for the party held in Canton. Til
lie Ungar becomes the bride of
Sam Abrams { Jan. 2lsD. Canton
seems some of the reserves aided
East in scoring (that just goes on
and on. Ellwood City anxiously
await the arrival OF their pals
(Hstd.) and promise the usual
swell get-together.
Your Saxon Pal. G.. w.
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rs. }. A. through the LOOKING Glass

Dear
Here l am again for another
journey looking back over the
years. AS | told you ! was send
ing this letter to Mr.. Schneider to
print in the "Volksblatt" and last
week our old friend ED" Schus-
ter of West made comment Oh
the letter and said that he and
others appreciated it - Thanks
Ed, we'll try and keep the letter
rolling.
l6 years ago, Jan. 10Th, 1923
There were only two games
played the previous week-no re-
port of why the Farrell atYoungs
town game was not played. Salem
and East kept pace with each
other as these leaders easily won
their games. Salem walloped Lo-
rain 45-2O and East dumped West
2l-l2. Salem looks like the class
of the league as again the team
showed the ability to score almost
at will and keep down the scoring
chances of their opponents. Lorain
never seemed to get started as the
early lead made by Salem seemed
to give the Tornado City BOYS
stage fright. Lorain did come out
of their lax play after the first
quarter and in the 3rd period thev
played Salem even but the dam
age had been done. Hann 16)
and Flip (ll) led the all scoring
Salem squad while Schneider (S)
and Reiss (7) were best for Lo-
rain. In an almost defensive game
East beat West who had very
wisely selected to play an defen-
sive game andEast playing almost
into the hands of the club from
across town played the same style.
West was bolstered considerably
by Vic Russell and Red Schnei.
der. Russell a former team mate of
Simonis held Bill to only 7 points
and Bill could not get off to his
usual scoring spree. G.. Schneider
and Ungar starred for East while
Russell and Brigadoi were the
best for West.
IS years ago, Jan. oath 1929
The league standing was shaken
up considerably as Salem again
won downing Alliance 46-25 and
dropping them to 3rd place. East
remained in End place dropping
Homestead to 3rd by the score of
2o-l2. Lorain kept pace with East
by beating Farrell 32-lS. In the
other games West beat Monaco
43-24 andYoungstown nosed Can
ton 2l-l9. Running their winning
streak to IS games Salem had no
trouble dispos;ng of Alliance by
taking an early lead and never be-
ing threatened. The foul shooting
of Untch and Schwartz aided the
losers as Alliance scored more
pions. Untch (l1) again stood out
than they did from the floor. Sa-
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a,aS pe,,,,estc,v,,, Q)tie
3tueig 30.
Nm 5. 5ebruer finHet ser erpbs
&in6er.HlnfimS.Wnn

ltutt, ipo5u oiesnal aQe &inoer urN
ibre eltern ber5lih eingelaoen linb
Die &inoer meroen, ,pie aud, friiber,
ettpas erbalten, iuenn mir Serrn ;srit
Weller oarail ernrobnen. Gob o,;tt
Wetter beitell. Or. 8sors Gal,hcr 6.
bat oas &un:..:s unter |id' uno CT
tpiro fir aIes iorsen.
aud) bite ib uniere @titslieoe,
ole Ibriftliben Sa1en an mein,
Moreiie 5u ianoen. 7Ol Icon ctr.
3ngleif crmabne ih Sic 9riioer in
&ranfbeits= unO Sooesf1fltn Sieies
gletf an5umeloen, oanlit in 3eit alles
belorgt tueroen fam.
Sobann Sul5trdger, Sefr.
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n. c. aside. The defense of the
winners gave n. G. little opport-
unity to score and n. &. fad to
resort to long shots that did not
drop i'll often enough. In an exhi-
bition game Farrell and Ellwood
City battled through heated
fray as Farrell nosed out +. G..
2S-Zo in a very even game. Andy
Segedi was the evenings high
scorer with II pts, while Froeh-
Itch lD and Bull Gunesch (S) led
Farrell. Club News. East. Mary
Segedi lost as member due to mar
riage that takes her to New Cas-
tie, but she will be around at the
various activities. Ellwood. John
krestle goes to the big city (New
York; for further boxing training.
Engagements Of Anne Binder and
Catherine Herbert announced.
Marty Segedi is recovering from
an eye injury sustained in the
Farrell game. Marty Segedi de-
Sires more games for Ellwood
City boys. Erie seems to be trou-
bic getting the other members be-
side the officers to attend meet
ings. Farrell. Wedding bells to
ring soon for John Baron von)
Lutsch. West. Ed Petri gradu-
ated from West Tech were he was
an outstanding student scholastic
cally as we'll as athletically. Home
stead to hold a card party at the
home of the Dan Mates 5. Every
one still wonders who Heinz is !?
Dan Wcber's article Sense and
| Nonsense-reaction of the rumor-
ed death in the "old country vi
vid description of the thoughts
and memories that were going
through the mind of the bereaved
as he talked tc Dan. The person
reported dead was Dams fathers
brother, an uncle, Danny had
never seen. He goes on with short
sentence descriptions OF various
people in the T. S. J. A. - Marie
Wagner. the busiest Jr., says: !:
Hans Steiner wants to go to
heaven? Cleveland West. 1--WE
stick together. Helen Sigarto has
lost her snort rt:Dan concludes with
the wish that he could take credit
for the article "Sportsmanship" OF
the previous week.
S years ago, Jan. 26th,, 1889
Oscar Kohl again reviews the
games of the previous weekend
and he sees New Castle and Can
ton boys going on to possible
championships as Canton needs
but another victory to practically
assure them of the Western toea
and New Castle seems to have the
Eastern crown in the bag The I.
5. ]. A. Pres. goes on to state
chat inter-league cancellations OF
games threaten the continuance
OF the league and the failure OF
managers or reporters to send III
the reports of the games played
with the box-scores does not help
the interest Of the league. From
the accounts received Farrell girls
downed the N. c. girls in close
game l2-9. Guist CO.. led Farrell
to victory while Diller (4) was
best for N. c. The boys reversed
the outcome Of their game as N.
c. beat Farrell 1928, as the smart
team play of the winners with
short, fast passing and close range
shooting was too much for Far
rell to overcome. Long G.. Binder
played we'll at this pivot post and
under the baskets scoring II pts.
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Siucig 30. - NiihsNrN.

sSreitag, ben 4. 6ebruar, gibt cs in
,tnlerer Salle etlpas Neues. Son nli:l
at iperoen luir ieoen sSreitasabens
gebrate,,e Slide fiir uniere Wtitalis-
Der uno 6rel1noe baben, sic INN peni9
8elo 81 ba6en iino. 0em unicre Wtit-
glieoer gern Sid eiien ippllen oalln
1ollen tie ieoen isreitae in Sic Sollc
fommen. Gas luorin ser Slid idlpim.
men fann, miro aleb SIT baben iein.
s. Sol5trGger, Sefr.
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9em @robit1oter tpir6 es oft
lidtper, su glauben, ouB Sdnee cine
tpeiBe @runofarbe bat.
Sc gr0ber fib Elm Menih oiinft,
belto fleiner pflegt er au iein.
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beinrodno!

Gin Eil9er idbidt iid an 5ur Sabrt
llno mill bon binnen ld)eiben:
Ct bot ben Iebensipee bcipabrt
Sn 6reuben uno in 2eioen.
9tun lit ct ti,iioe, iblpad uno matt,
Gr iebnt iid,, bieIes 2ebcns IaH,
Gun, 2eben einSugeben.
Sic Scele biiritet. Wptt nad6 Dir;
8eipdbr es ibr, getpGbr es ibr,
IaB lie bein Mutlit iebeu.
Gr miro inns alen uuuergeBlid
b!eiben. s. Solstriaer, Sefr.
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Aerial invasion will precede the land Europe
Massed Allied air might has already delivered smashing blows
against the heavily fortified gun
saaons have been bombed Key rail functions Amiens
Rouen and Paris have been singled Berlin
targets in Germany have had 1OOObomber
tnue fleet Of 1000 bombe gallons
lO0-ocane gasoline Xhour misSon95
from refineries in the States
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Der &irhcn 1rancn Gerein bcr
SDnterus Wcmeinbe

Dalt leine nonatlihe Gcrianlmlune
am 6. Jebrnar, NM 2::3O ilbr nod,.
nlttags ab lpo5u alle SflpeItern bars-
lid eingelooen iino.
90. Hut6, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03

3onterus Stride, ser CT piele Sabre
angeb0rte Ger 8erg bon 8lumen nor
oas bette 3eugnis cab Yr. 3inb bel
lllen geebrt uno seid,dtt 'ge,peIen
par bel 2ebseiten.
Ser @eritorbene bintcrlG6t feline
trouernbe Satin, 8 3;n0er uno pieIt
sl,fel uto stpei Sttpeitern.
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DID YOU KNOW

United States farm income for
1913 was estimated at $l9,OOO,-
100000, compared with $4,743,-
100000 in 1892.
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ANSWERS

Questions will be found on page S.
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Observation-Disclosures
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k1icbop- q. Ans6u uloHs. Di1Sa
NJ WEST FEDERAL 81.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
.YuIeMaiI


Despite numerous pleas by post
Office officials for early Christ
mas mailing the public has failed
To respond although a record sea-
son is anticipated, Postmaster
Huston announced today.
The volume of mail handled so
far Is far lower than during the
holiday season of 1913, Huston
reported, lie pointed out that
10000 t0wCr sacks OF parcel post
and more than 100000 fewer
greeting cards have heen handled
SO far this season
The main and all branch post
Offices Will be open Sunday from
! 10 5 p. m. Officials warned
there may be a delay OF several
days in deliveries OF mail lacking
zone numbers.
In reply 10 complaints that mail
has been CareleSSly handled.
thrown on porches and stuck
under doors, Huston said today
every effort is being made TO de-
liver holiday mail IN the proper
manner.
Route foremcn are assigned TO
check the work of the $500 extra
carriers and are wedding out
those who do not deliver mail
correctly the postmaster said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
So Grand Rapids
Schools Reopen

GRAND RAPIDS. Dec. IA
tUP) Teachers and pupils in all
but two of Grandg Rapids IS
schools today disregardcd pickets
representing 162 striking janitorS
and custodianS 10 attend to their
reading, writing and arithmetic.
Frederick j. Read, president of
the international Building SerV-
ice Employees Union tAFL) said,
however. that he intended 10 keep
picketS at.the schools until action
was taken on union demands for
a 40-hour work week and 20-cent
hourly wage increases.
Read said townspeoplc had
passed pickets 10 help with the
firing of some school boilers.
Walter j. Patterson, the unions
state mediator, was slated 10 con-
fer with John NJ. Brewer, school
board head, later today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
End Army Inspector Bride Court Martial

ST. LOUIS. Dec. il GNS)-A
no acquittal' announcement yes
terday concluded the court-mar-
tiaI of 1t. Roy +. Couch of Gin
cinnati, charged with soliciting
brides at the kokomo Qnd)
plant of the Globe-American Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15

where he served AS an inspector.
Judge Advocate +. Edmund
Binder said the announcement
meant that the status of Couch,
a coast guard lieutenant. re-
manned unchanged. but that he
would be restricted 20 barracks
until the case is disposed of.