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Evening star., 1944-06-01
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.
Associated Press Sports Writer


NEW YORK, June Base
ball is about to move into India.
and we assume that will lend a
new meaning to the ''untouch-
ables"-theyll become umpires.
Ensign AL Horowitz, who used
to work with Ray Dumont in the
National Baseball Congress, has
discovered that wealthy East
Indian, Ezra Gabbay, has be-
come so interested in baseball
that he wants to sponsor a ma
tional championship. Dumont is
awaiting a signed agreement to
name Gabbay as India's semi
pro commissioner-and what bet
ter name could you get for the
job?
Babe Didrickson, whose hus-
band, George Zaharias, has lust
bought the San Diego franchise
In Bill Freeloves pro football
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Wealthy Native to Bring Baseball to Indio

league, is determined to become
the worlds best woman tennis
player. II she succeeds, the foot
ballers likely will take to the
hills before Babe tries another
game.
Pvt. Spud Chandler, ace Yam
kee pitcher now at Camp Sibert.
Ala, writes to friends: II try to
be just one of the boys and a
good soldier" That's the way
Joe Mccarthy teaches them.
1t. Comdr. Jim McMillin, ex-
rassler and vice president of the
Chicago Bears, is keeping in
shape by refereeing boxing
matches and giving wrestling ex-
hibitions In New Caledonia.
where he is assigned to the shore
patrol.
Did you know that Fred Mer-
kle's famous "boner" not only
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Greet Lakes to Foster
1000 SoftbuII Teams

GREAT LAKES, Ill, June ! (P).-
No transportation problems will in
lterfere with softbal1 teams at Great
Lakes-theyll play hundreds of
Igames-all at the worlds largest
naval center.
/ 1t. Comdr. Alden w. Thompson,
in charge of intra-mural sports, is
making plans to organize more than
1000 teams this season.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
WisweII Loses z Of 38
Comes of Checkers

In q session at the YMCA that
lasted until the early hours this
morning, Pvt. Tommy Wiswell. un-
crowned checker king of the armed
forces, played SO opponents stimuli
taneously and lost only two contests.
Barney Tails and Walter Ellidge
beat him.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Sturs Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.

BY tMe AsSocIHIEu FItbs.
Al Hollinesworth, Browns - Stopped
washinston In three-innine relief cfore
as st. Louis rallied to win, 4-3, in 11th.
AL Unser, Tigers-Deiivered~ pinch-hit
homer with bases loaded to sink Yankees,
g..
Roy Cullenbine and oris Hockett In
Sians-Eseh batted IN pair Of runs in
Nap Reyes, Giants-Spsrked New York
stack with two home runs and single,
accounting for six runs as Giants stretch
streak to i've on SIS triumph over Chicago.
Ron Northey. Phils-Emersed from
slump to drive in Jimmy Wasdell with
game-winnins run in 5-4 win over Gin
cinnati.
Max Macon, Braves-Poled homer with
Connie Ryan on base in first inning as
six, 5-1.
Calvin McLish. Dodgers-won first
major league game by limiting Pittsburgh
10 five hits in S.4 edge.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Scotch Foursome Event
Will Aid Red Cross

A Scotch foursome tournament at
Kenwcod June n for the benefit of
the Red Cross has been scheduled
by the Women's District Golf Asso-
citation.
Entry fee is 81. Merchants will
contribute prizes.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Army Eleven Hos Three
New Foes for 1914

WEST POINT, N. Y, June L.
North Carolina, Coast Guard Aca-
denny and Duke are newcomers on
the Army's nine-game football
schedule. The list:
September 30, North Carolina; October
q Brown: IA. PITTSBURGH: 81, United
states Coast Guard Academy: 90, Duke
at New York: November 4. villanova: Ii.
VOTE norTe Dane q New York; Is. Pennsyi-
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Upton Of Reds Returns
To w. & M. Grid Stuff

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, June L.
Eric Gordon Upton, 20, of Peters
burg, now an infielder with Cincin-
matt, has been added to the william
and Mary coaching staff again. The
former Duke athlete coached the
freshman backfield In 1889, 1910 and
194l.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Legs Only Needed
To Get Cheap Run
BY the Associated Press.

by tue ASSocIateu FreSs.
In a post league ball game at
cambridge, Ga, Army air field,
Shortstop David Lewis practi-
cally rewrote "the book" He
reached first when the catcher
dropped the third strike, stole
second and third and scored on
a wild pitch,
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Boinbridqe Butters Lead

BAINBRIDGE, Md, June / tR.-
Big Mike Budnick, former Seattle
hurler, tossed q three hitter against
Curtis Bay yesterday to win, 80,
and entrench cambridge naval
training center more firmly in first
place in the Eastern Service League.
Bainbridge made Is hits.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Booker Goes Into Navy

HKINS, w. Va, June / (R.-
Harvey e. Rocker, director of phys
ical education at Davis Elkins Col
lege, has been commissioned a lieu
tenant In the Navy.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
OfficiuI Score

| tBatted for Jakucki In eigith.
Zone out when winning run scored.p
Washington - 900 600 120 00-3
| St. Louis ---------- DOL 600 002 01--4
Runs--Jakucki. Myatt, FerrelI, woiff.
stephens, Moore. Three-base hits--Mc-
Quinn, Moore. Home run--Jakucki. Sac-
lrihces--Layne, McQuinn. Double play
stephens TO dutteridge 10 McQuinn. Wild
pitchIWoln; Hit By pitcher-ny Wolf
on Jskucki. q; on carrasduel !. Struck
out-By Wolf. 81 b.. sakuckf. 3. Pitch
| 8 innings; on Holiingsworth, 4 hits. no
runs in 3 innings: on Wol1, hits, runs
| in 10 innings; on Carrasuuel z hits, 1
run In y inning. Left on bases--wash-
ington, 13: st. Louis. 8. Umpires-Messrs.
Boyer, Rue, Summers. Winning pitcner--
lHollingsworth. Losing pitcher-Carras-
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press.
AnSraycAN IrAGvfr

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting-Tucker, Chicago, 400.
Runs-Culienhine, Cleveland, 80.
Runs hatted in-York, Detroit; Hayes
st. Louis, 20.
Hits--Doerr. Boston, 40.
Doubles-, CuJ:enbtne Cleveland, is.
Home runs-Hayes, Philadelphia, and
Seerey. Cleveland, 8.
Stolen bases --stirnveiss. New York. and
Gutteridge, st. Louis, q.
Pitching-Bcrowy. New York. e-1.
j NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Walker, Brooklyn, ,436.
Runs--Bordagary, Brooklyn, a.
RunS hatted tI1--SchultS Brooklyn, 80.
Hits--Walkcr. BROOKLYN, 65.
Douhles--Holmes, Boston, 10.
Triples-Barrett, Pittsburgh, n.
Home runs--Ott, New York. 10.
Stolen bases--Macon. Boston, 8.
Pitcnins--Lanier, st. Louis. 6-1.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Win,Lose or Draw
BY GRANTLAND RICE.
Football Coaches Name Greatest Players

Football Coaches Nume Greatest Players
The word greatest" lot of terrain still hauled 1t
before group gathered
New York from all the what could should
group Lynn
Waldorf of Northwestern Lou Little of Columbia Fritz cris Mich
comdr Hagberg 1t Miller Matty
Ray Morrison Dutch Meyer Henry Frnka Bo McMln Pete
thorn, Spears, Bill Alexander many
queries n general direction:
Who is the greatest all around football player of all time?
VINO the three greatest artists in their specaies?
s. Who has been the most amazing football player9
Who rates as the best man backing up lne9
Almost Unanimous for Versatile Nogursk
Their voting almost unanimous reaching the de
honor was given Bronko Nagursk What about Jim
horpe9 Jim belonged the backed Nasursk end
the three positions record no other football player can boast
No The vote went Don Hutso receiver Sammy Baug
leading magician Bay
greatest artists from all Baugh and right with him
The amazing football rating went to Fudge Heehnger
played game
Columbus Ohio with and against such entries Bo McMn and
Chick Harley Hehnger still playing in rough at the
age IS. He would pushover today at II.
McNilm Lynn Waldorf agreed those picked
between Germany Schulz of Michigan and Cal Hub
bard and the Schulz weigh
Hubbard was the best ever saw McMn tells you HE had
tougher job than Schulz had with the forward watch and
q complex attack to handle"
Agree Thot Kickoff Rule Needs Attention
almost entire that something should be
done about the present out-of-bounds kickoff.
Bill Alexander Of Georgia Tech wasn't They still punt
bounds don't they? Alex asked f team has good punt
returner he rarely gets chance
Harry Stuhdrehe against using the
kickoff believe keeping the ball bounds he said but
bounding be just interesting for everybody and
carry danger high kick-of might bring
sudreher talking about Eoy Hirsch his former Wscon-
star, Michigan for Navy training.
athletes Harry said
backs would in footbafas
smart dead game and hard bring down He fine and
ball player and he broad jump beyond feet He the
made letters Michigan
recall another college could do things we
Aniance)
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Standing Of Clubs.

National.
Results Yesterday.
New York. 8: Chicago. g..
Boston, s.; st. Louis. /.
Phila adelphia, 8; Cincinnati, 4.
Brooklyn. 8; Pittsburgh, a (n).
Evening star., 1944-06-01
League Statistics
THURSDAY. JUNE /, Ie44.

THURSDAY. JUNE 1. 1914.
American.
Results Yesterday.
St. Louis, 4; washington. I'll In
ninss, mighty.
Detroit, 8; New York, 2.
Cleveland. z; Boston, 4.
Philadelphia ut Chicago train).
Evening star., 1944-06-01

Spence as a pinch first baseman
proved a past master of the job with
his gloved-hand catch of Mark
Christman's foul in the fifth. Stan
picked the ball right off the grand
stand box barrier.
Evening star., 1944-06-01

Don Gutteridge, after singing in
the third, found Powell's throwing
arm in good order. When Jake fum-
bled, Don headed for second, only
to flnd Myatt waiting with the bali.
Evening star., 1944-06-01

Al zarillas spectacular one-hand
catcn cut down Myatt's bid for hit
IN the first last night. The Browns
left fielder ran far to make the grab
right at the foul line.
Evening star., 1944-06-01

0 FOOT TOO HARD TO FIJI
Evening star., 1944-12-06
Washington Welcomes You
Yule Party Group 10 Meet

A meeting for committee mem
bers and other interested persons
Of the washington Welcomes You"
Christmas party for District new
comers, sponsored by The Star and
State societies, will be held at pm.
Friday at the home of Miss Pherne
Miller, 1882 Sixteenth street NV.
The Christmas party will be held
at $3.50 pm, December 27, at the
Hotel Statler, the announcement
said.
The Christmas party last year at
the Statler attracted more than
1000 persons and a larger crowd is
anticipated this time. Entertain
ment will begin at $3.50 pm. and
the dancing at 10 pm. Admission
Is free.
Mrs. James w. Thurston, financial
secretary of the Georgia State So
ciety, is chairman of the party
committee. Harold Barnett, vice
president Of the New York State
Society, is co-chairman.
Evening star., 1944-12-06
Mathematical Robot
Performs Miracles
With Beam Of Light
By HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE,
Associated Press Science Editor.


NEW YORK, Dec. Ga new kind
of robot mathematical brain, diff
ferential analyzer that uses a beam
of light In place of steel shaft to
synchronize turning wheels. has been
announced by the General Electric
Co.
The ray operates at the climax Of
calculations, the summing up by the
machine of mathematical results
which ordinarily would take human
beings weeks, months or sometimes
years to obtain.
There are IA of these rays in the
machine. Each one shines between
two discs, or wheels, that face each
other. There is no other connection
between the two discs. One of the
discs is the integrator wheel, and
the other must turn in perfect syn
chronization with it.
Superior to Steel.
The beam Synchronizes the pair
as perfectly as If it were a bar of
steel as thick as a mans wrist. The
ray is superior to steel because the
beam never has mechanical trou-
bles, needs no greasing and never
wears.
This beam is polarized light. If it
could be seen, end-on, in cross
section it would appear striped, with
the stripes all perfectly parallel.
This striped effect is used to syn
chronize the wheels.
The calculator has worked prob
lens in radar, water power, rota-
ton of machinery, air stresses and
speed governors.
Also Does Variables.
The robot brain does all the
ordinary addition, subtraction, null
tiplication and division and in addi-
ton calculates forces which con-
stantly are changing, known as
variables.
For example, in the fight of 16-
inch naval shell the speed changes
from moment to moment and this
change can be duplicated in the
robot brain by turning shaft,
geared to slow down at a uniform
rate. The direction of the shell,
up, level and down, can be repre-
resented by another shaft and gear.
Wind, gravitation, rotation, all can
be represented by gears at different
speeds.
Evening star., 1944-12-06
Senate Unit Fuvors Bill
For WCA to Disbond

The Senate District Committee
yesterday approved a bill to per-
nit the Women's Christian Associa-
ton, an early reform and relief or
ganization, to disband and to turn
It's property on Thirteenth street
NV. between r and S streets over
to the Phyllis Wheatley YMCA.
Chairman Bilbo later placed the
measure on the Senate calendar
where II other bills, most of them
already approved by the House, are
awaiting action.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES
CIias. Campbell. Attorney
g1SI Erekine III.

STATE OF MICHIGAN Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne in
Chancery.
SALLY LARSON. Plaintiff. VS.
CHARLES SCHMIDT Defendant.
No. 365,1l7
Al session OF said court held
in the City OF Detroit. Sept 80 1914
Present; The Hon JAMES T..
CHENOT. Circuit Judge.
1t satisfactorily appearing by af-
ildavil on file that the Defendant is
not resident OF the State of Mich
igan but resides at Route 3. Rock
ford. Illinois:
II Is Ordered that he appear IN
this cause within three months
from the date OF this order. or the
BILL OF Complaint filed herein may
be taken as confessed: and that
this Order be served and publish
ed according to law, and a copy
thereof mailed TO the defendant at
his last known address.
JAMES Il. CHENOT.
Circuit Judge
( 4 True Copy
CASPAR j. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
BY ARTHUR ID. JONES.
Deputy Clerk. 10-14-l1-a5. 1914
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14

Mrs Clara Marshall will kiss
hubby goodbye Thursday and
head for coed old indianapolis TO
visit mother. dad and brother
dear Doc Will have to batch but
few days, however. because she'll
return Monday.
Cute Paulctte Alice Johnson. 8.
OF eoa7 Beeole. VIII be greeting her
daddy, Leroy. this month. He
stationed at Great Lakes and was
Just recently made master-at-arms
We suspect that AIRS. Katherine
Johnson is quite proud about the
whole thing.
The sick list is minus one vic
tim In the person OF 'Arminta Wat
son. liOl Clay who is up and do
ing again after wrestling with a
nasty colu.
Brother Roy Sampson. OF Chlca-
20. is here visiting his mother. Mrs.
Laura Sampson OF Vernon highway.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14

Detroit pedestrians and motor
lists were warned again THIS week
10 take extra safety precautions
during the State Wide Pedestrian
Safety Campaign beginning Oct
18th.
The campaign Is being conduct
ed locally py the Traffic Safety
association OF Detroit in coopcra-
ton with the Police department
Because Accident Prevention
Bureau records show that 43 ped
estrians were killed in nighttime
traffic accidents during the first
six months OF this year-more
than twice the number killed IN
daylight accidents-sp special en-
phasis will he placed on the hRz-
ards OF nighttime walking and
driving according 10 Inspector
James NJ Lupion. head Of the
bureau
Lupion said that further an
alysis Of accident records re-
vealcd that six out a ten pedes-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14

It's good to report that C. L.
Harris, 25-year-old veteran OF
three years overseas. is up and
about after spending three months
in the Marine hospital. He sustain
ed wounds in an Italian campaign.
This is one lad who has really
been places and seen things. He
has participated in FIVE major bat
Hes and is the recipient OF presi-
Dental citation and the purple
heart.
Pvt. William Hill. OF the s72nd
inhrmary, is in town visiting his
mother, Mrs. Ella Hill, of 1874 Del
mar He left Oct IL and we sus-
pect more than one young lady
Will be singing the blues.
Little Frederick A. Bunts, Jr.,
1850 Wellington. is making giant
preparations FOR his birthday par
~ which will take place Friday.
Oct. II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chanccry.
ADA CUNNINGHAM. Plaintiff.
VS.. LICCiuS CUNNINGHAM. De-
PENDANT.
At session II said Court held
al the Court House in the city Of
Detroit. on the twenty NTH day OF
September. AID. 1914.
Present. The Honorable JAMES
T. CHENOT. Circuit Judge
In this cause " appearing from
affidavit on file that after diligent
search and inquiry it cannot be as
ccrtained in what State or Coun-
try the defendant resides:
on MOTION or SIMMONS &
BIBB. attorneys for plaintiff,
1T Is ORDERED THAT a copy
cf this order be published accord
inr 20 law In The Detroit Tribune
and also that copy OF this order
be sent by registered mail TO said
defendant az his last known adj
dress. to-wit. 1910 South Capital,
Indianapolis. Indiana.
JAMES r. CHENOT
Circuit Judge.
Ga True Copy
.CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk.
BY DAN WOJClk,
Deputy clerk 1o-14-l1-25. 1914.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14
Arthur r. Chisholm,
Detroit Legionaire,
Dies In MY. Hospital

Funeral rites viii be held for
Arthur Robert chisholm Saturday.
oct II at pm. at the Newlight
Baptist church The Rev A Mar
Tin. pastor, will officiaie.
Mr. Chisholm died Sunday morn
ing .C'ci. 3 while patient in a
government hospital in Sunmoni.
Ny. The deceased was a veteran
OF the first world war and had been
confined 10 the veterans hospital
for the past three months lie is
a graduate OF Alabama state coll
lege and member OF the Charles
Young Post American legion
He Is survived by his wife, Mrs.
$. Luberta Woodfork Chisholm.
wcll-known in local musical cir
cles and vice president Of the De-
troit Musicians association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14

Bernard Adams Jr.. reports
that everything is just TO divine
at Howard university. He's only
lG years old and plans 10 take
medicine. lie is the son OF Mrs
Hessie Adams.
Pvt Raymond Stroud. formerly
OF Soil Ninewood is here on a
l2-day furlough
The Detroit Tribune and your
reporter extends best wishes to
Artennecse Dickinson who said
II do before the preacher. She's
now Mrs Joe Dantignac, They
were married last SUNDAY in
River Rouge Rev. II. l.. Brady.
Sr.. officiated.
Glad to report that Ada Brown
has said goodbye to Parkside
hospital and is now recuperating
at the home OF her daughter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14
Pedestrian Safety Campaign

TRANS killed IN urban traffic we're
either violating The law or COM
milting an unsafe act.
More than 2.5e7 pedestrians
have heen Killed or injured dur.
ing the first eight months o. this
year. he said
In IN effort 10 reduce MA
alarming figure Lupien said
that police have been instructed
to intensity their enforcement %
the city's Pedestrian Protection
Ordinance
Motorists who attempt 70 drive
at night with only one headliEhs
or with dim or msdirccted heads
lights also viii be ticketed. he
said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14
PONTIAC
Ry PHYLLIS OMEeA HAYES

For my first column on Ponti-
nc happenings. I've decided after
many starts 10 pen this letter and
get acquainted with my public
I've had to remember that old
saying III at first you don't sue
coed try try again.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary
OF the Southwest Community
Center. newly organized deb club
In Pontiac, will soon be taking
all the blue ribbons and orchids
for having the most outstanding
affairs OF any club II everything
they plan Is successful as the
benefit which they gave at the
Center Sunday.
As everyone knows being
Glamour girl is career in itself.
but add that to musical talent
and YOU have Miss Ann jenkins.
lovely queen OF the worries. who
was here visiting her mother.
Mrs. a. AllistoL OF California ave-
nue Many lovely affairs were
given in her home among which
was a Spaghetti party given by
Mrs J.. c. I.indal OF 500 Bloom
field. Miss jenkins is enroute TO
Washington. DC. where she will
open at club Ball.
| believe I'm a little late in
sending congratulations TO Mrs.
l. Powell who Just recently gave
birth TO baby girl at the st.
Joseph hospital Proud papa is
in the navy in the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Over the weekend Mrs. T.. c.
Iindall entertained her sister and
brother in-law Mr. and Mrs. vii
liams OF Battle Creek. also her
mother Mrs. William warficld.
Mrs Tindall IS a newcomer TO
Pontiac. The week before. her
father and aunt were visitors.
Also visiting here Is Mrs c.
Frown and small son OF Chicago,
ILL.,, who are the guest OF Mrs J.
c. Cant OF 1870 Jackson street.
The recital OF Mrs. Maniolcne
Woods McCaskill. radio and con-
cert singers. takes the limclight
for this weeks social events. she
Is being presented by the Pontiac
Women's Civic league Friday. Oct.
~ at 81 Stevens Guild hall. In
cluded on the program will be
James vandersall, violinist and
Charles Wilson. pianist. Mrs.
Ruth b. Mcneil will exhibit some
OF her paintings.
Mrs. William II. Hayden has
an interesting collection OF
clocks. She started the hobby
some years ago and has the his
tory Of each
Get your news to me no later
than Friday 50 that may have
the column IN the Tribune office
by Monday OF each week. You
may reach me at is Esther street
or by calling l3174.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14
Cpl. Cornelius Reeves
Camp Ellis, Illlneis


You say you arc lonely, each time
YOU write
You dream OF me while asleep AZ
night
You hope that III be coming
home soon
And 30 with you for a walk be-
meath the moon.
III
You say you miss me as DAYS 10
by
My letters are sweet and yet Won
sigh;
You think of the things We uscd
And write TO me often feeling
blue.
III
] say 10 you sweetheart" INV
love
It's YOU, only YOU. I'm thinking
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14
No. 365,6Is
ORDER TO APPEAR

At Il session OF the above entitled
Count held in the County Building
In the city OF Detroit. County OF
Wayne. aud State OF Michigan.
this list day OF September, AID.
1894
Present. Honorable JAMES T..
liENDT. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof. appearing by
snr.asii that the Defendant, WILL
LIE LEE BRONSON, is not a resi-
dent of the State OF Michigan. but
tina his last known place OF resi-
denoe was al No. Cos Walnut
street. Chattanooga. Tennessee.
on motion OF WILLIAM T. PAT
RICH. ST.. Attorney for the Plain
l.ff.
III Is HEREBY ORDERED. that
the Defendant enter his appear
hpce, either in person. OF by Atfor-
ney within three months from the
date hereof, or the Bill Of Com
piaini viii be taken as confessed
against him
II IS FURTHER ORDERED.
thai The true copy Of this OrGer to
Annear be mailed to The last
Known address OF the Defendant.
hf ieeistered mail. return receipt
reqseHed, postage prepaid. and
'ha' true copy OF said Order 10
Appear be published according to
laa,
JAMES f. CHENOT.
Circuit Judge.
"A True Copy
tAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
BY DAN WOJCIk.
Ds9a'y Clerk. lo-l4-li-25, 1914
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-14
Simpsons 'Neighborhood Pickups >
BY ROBERT SAMPSON
q . . 4 q

Our casualty department re-
ports that Allen Brown OF e0gs
Colfay is coming along nicely
with that fractured arm he sus-
tanned on the bars in Sampson
school gym.
Hope AIRS Collier who departed
for Two week vacations in the
dear ole sonth puts in good
word for Detroit
CONGRATULATIONS TO tho newly
organized Detroit Council of
Christian Youth who are spon-
soring a panel forum al the YIN
"a Sunday. oct. at 4 pm. The
subject. youth In the Post war
World will be discussed by the
Rev. A. G. Williams. Mrs. Pearl
collins. Mrs Bowman and Under
taker Byscn.
The stork department reports
a little bundle from heaven in
the Hunts household. Our new
citizen is Howard George Bunts.
born at Wayne hospital. The
mother. Mrs Pearl Bunts, OF 1850
wellington. Is doing well.
Muthie Finch. OF 4s2 Horton
street has gone and gotten her
self a year older. She celebrated a
quiet birthday She's % now and
definitely on the lovely side
Dolores Swint arrived in town
from Macon, Ga accompanied by
her husband Corporal Uhle Swint,
to visit their parents for two
weeks Dolores mother is Mrs.
Georgia Moore OF 1924 Cameron.
Corporal Swint is stationed at
Camp Robbins Field. Ga.