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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Yawkey Is Al

Ton Yawkcy. owner of tho
BoSton Red SoN, today cele-
brated his 4lSt birthday he
was born in Detroit IlonuS
Wagner. who Will be 20 Thurs
day. has been resigned as coach
of the Pirates 30 MOlenda.
former Michigan and Green Bay
star gridder. who coached San
Diego Navy team last fall, has
been ordered 10 sea duty.
Jose BaSora. In broken
Spanish. told Nick LondeS after
his fight with Len WadSworth
that the Canadian hoy heet
very hard Johnny benson
has been rematChed 10 fight Lee
Oma AZ Cleveland on the Muir
ray vins card a week from to-
morrow night Dem q N
knocked Lee out IN three rounds
in a previous match Henry
Lutz. who trains OSSie Harris
expects 10 be called into the
navy soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
KirIin Beats Briggs
For First Victory

Briggs bid for a place in the
DBA playoffs was held off for at
least one week when IL was upset
1916. by Krlin yesterday al
Hackett Field House. II was
Kirlin,s first victory in 10 league
starts
Dearborn clinched playotf
berth by stopping Police, 1884
in a game which required two
overtime periods Suffrin won
from Brewster. Abs II was the
winners fourth straight victory
and the losers first setback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Sports
Baseball Book
Includes Facts
On Attendances
Bv LEO MACDONEll

The new Red Book gotten oui
nv Earl HHlcan pu0cyor Of
publicity for Tho American
League contains a novel add.-
ton accurate attendance te-
uroS
Here are some or them ln
ease YOU Cet into am argument
Au-imc single c'ub season at-
tendance 81 ankecS, la-'s
! .S4 81.
Largest single same crowd
Philadelphia a. Cleveland, July
1881 1882.
Largest night crowd New
York an Cleveland, July IL
lq4ll. 90 $40.
Largest douhlc-headcr crowd
Boston 40 New York. Memorial
Dav. 1881. 81 Sal.
.-ff4f>ll.e-t.- fnsAsAA b. (. &. -
crowd SoN VS. New York. june
is 1881, L1.A94-
t-UT7TSiKTy ! 'TTiK < r7tEETvr T7-ETr
crowd tSON rs New York Aug
. 1887. as SIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21

No coach IN The MeSlern Com
ference can match the record OK
Matt Mann Of Michigan. 'Wotta-
man won his fourteenth Big
Ten swimming title in is years
when his protegeS outsplashed
the rest OF the boys al Evan
stons Saturday night
The Wolverine water paddlers
scored almost twice the points
Of their nearest competition,
Northwestern. winning with 70
10 the Wildcats AZ
How does Mann do IL? There's
no short cut 10 becoming win
nlng swimmer Michigan nata-
tors win because they work -
that day after day plugging up
and down the tank brings
results You1l never see
Mann-coached swimmer out Of
shape
II they aren't in superb
condition they never see The
starting mark. But swimming
al Michigan is turned into a big
game by Mann. Hes no lazy
lounger. sitting around In a
baihrobe He walks up and down
the pool miles each day. And
when he isn't walking he's IN
there swimming along with his
boys
He's dynamic in caps. No boy
ever quits q Michigan swim
ming team He either comes
under the infectious spoil 81
Mann. a spell which makes
swimming tho most important
sport Of all, or he gives up And
only tho law Give I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
WINCHESTER STARS

The spotlight through the entire
u games was focused on beSpee-
facTed Eddie winchester, captain
and anchor for ReSatto-Barry. He
rolled up a 1896 total and a 237
average IN the games here.
Starting with a 67S series for
his first block yesterday Winches-
ter kept his team IN the running
until the last block. when the
pressure Of the combined weight
or the StrohS proved too much Tor
INN Eddie connected for 72S in
the second block, 744 in the third
and GA i'm the fourth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21

Competition attains It's seasonal
peak next Saturday night IN the
National AAU championships at
TidUISUn Square Garden IN New
York Gil Dodds. who registered
4:0S in winning the Baxter Mile
last Saturday, viii Try TO break
the indoor mark, 4:074.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
U. NJ. Cdgers Bumped:

Northwestern out of first place
Saturday night in Big Ten 50 TO
45 thus assuring Ohio State caEerS
OF a share of the title The
Bucks beat Illinois twice. 52-il
and 5i-53 Purdue blew its
chances by losing 10 Iowa. i6-A3
and then trimmed the Hawks, 81
30 nj eWeek-end games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
John L. Griffith:

Big Ten Car. SAYS army di-
receive wlping out training units
m colleges which takes
l4OO students may even
help college football Says
with so many Americans turning
II every year. college football
VIII outlaSt any war however
long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
BREVITIES:
Clashes
With MdndeII

TONIGHT tNhn
Jimmy hHnff FHffHI0 VS. Howell
h'rs Detroit midf|rs. DnF.
Fr.rrff er.ar rttrcf ~ hmm
NfIr r'r.fs73. Herit. 60
E.rr ..rUr EuffHio. Ns EatIt Tay-
Ier...i lrhL heaNes tsf
L---a Aa,+-Fzar fletroH Alex
utlrH.. feathers. fsI
THu jordan prf-n.t.ts Johnny Jones.
N..r TrFre CO.,
oss. Jones Detroit, 81. WINE RcH
Detroit. lights co..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Lefty Gomez:

Back from \ Africa Italy SAYS
Zeke Bonura is doing a grand lob
promoting sports events for
troops Gomez was so scared
in first air raid thta when he
started running for shelter he was
sure he was standing still until he
noticed he was gaining on every
one else hunting cover.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Connie Mack.

Has the support Of his former
star AL Simmons, IN his belief
ole. timers should net attempt
comehackS In the major leagues
even III this uaF- year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Chicago and TORONTO:

Battled 10 scorelcSs tie as he
leading CanadlcnS WallOped the
Rangers. -. in National Hockey
League games last night a high
stick penalty on Fido Purpul $
goal robbed the Hawks Of a VIC
tory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
BILL KENET NEXT

Second in line for the scoring
honors was Bill kenet, Stroh's
anchor who had a 267i total for
DOB average Capt. Joe Norris.
who missed a perfect game in the
second game Of the second block
yesterday when a pin I'm the
eleventh frame made him settle
for 289, wound up the match
here with a 1891 total and 2l6
average.
Yesterdays scores:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Buffalo Bisons:

Continued their drive toward
first place I'M the American Hockey
Leagues eastern division race by
downing Pittsburgh. 9-6. ProW-
dcncc upset the leading Hershey
six 81 Cleveland blanked In
disnaDolis. 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Bob Tales
Bets Are lO-I
Bagby Won Be
With Cleveland
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
Monday Mulligan:

Monday Mulllgan:
In Cleveland the boys are bet
ting 10 to l that Jim Bagby
won't be pitching for the In
dams. Manager Lou
Boudreau and the Temperament
tai Bagby can't get together
-. A trade is cooking
What name for horse
Singing Heels, winner at
Hialeah last week. Here's
another Lloyds, by Blenheim III
out of Var RiSk----
It's almost sure pop that Bob
Montgomery is going 10 win
from Beau Jack when they
tangle March 3.
The Bobcat has the spottiest
record of any of the top light
weights. He completely scram-
bled the lightweight picture by
getting himself -hopped- in the
first round against AL Bunny"
Davis when the Wonderful Little
Character made good his come
back IN the Garden Friday
night.
At first glance the cynical
members of sports might have
been led TO tiff their noses at
Fridays upset as something
that, properly, should be under
AAU sanction, as a living event.
The fight we figure was legit
enough. That's the way Mont
gomery goes. He blew three IN
row 10 Sammy Angott, IT IS
pointed out. and then he won
the lightweight title from the
Beau Later the pet Of the
Georgia smart set won the
crown back.
- That * why such inconsistency
makes Montgomery likely
winner over the Beau IN their
next time out IN March.
In the meantime. BUNNY the
Wonderful Little Character.
who came down from $50 10
t44 pounds since he was dis
charged from the army, has be-
come the No boy. riding the
crest Of his reform wave
You can now look for the
Brownsville Bad Boy 10 get a
terrific build up for an outdoor
scrap this summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Women S Lead
To 0ut-StdterS

Out-State entries continue 10
hold the major places in the an
nual women's state bowling cham
pionship tournament now in prog
resS week-ends at Olympic Rec
reation. Grand Rapids, Battle
Greek and Lansing contestants
drawing the most notice
Reeves of Lansing weHt-iRte
first place in Class B team event
on 1884 Shepard'S. Lansing. is
the new leader in c. 2211. Nellie
Miller, Detroit. beat out Irene
Siersma, Grand Rapids, for the
top in Class f by five pins IN scor-
ing 406
The standings:
Fox ne Luxe Grand Rapids. 23t2
Twentieth Century. Ann Arbor 1881
Asque sports club FLINT 23ol Grand
mont Recreation Detroit $500. Hattem'
Grand Rapids. 2 I,
Ruth Carstens Irene Schieicher, Ann
Arbor. 1l16 Alice Haylett Vera White
man, Battle creek. no. Esther Munster
Ann Muller Flint, 1904, MAY Cooper Jean
Curtis. Detroit. esq Wilma Nelson
Dorothy Miller, Lansing $50
SINGLES
Ruth Pfeuffer. Saginaw AGS Margaret
Wallace. Flint A56 Margaret Boule
Grand Rapids $3.50; Dorothy Miller Laus-
ing, 539 vera WhUeman, Battle Creek,
535
ALL EVENTS
Vera Nhiteman, Battle Creek. 1851
CLASS Is
Reeves Lansing 1884 Doubles lre2
FinlAyson Violet Scott Ferndale 1922
Singles Ruby Eleser Grand Rapids, SAB.
All Events Ruby Fleser. Grand Rapids
1885
CLASS
Shepards Lansing 22ll. Doubles
Grace Millard- Esther Roberts. Battle
creek. q24 Singles Marie Blaze Saginaw,
5l5 All Eyents-Jacquell Weichsier.
Port Huron 1916
CLASS u
Michigan state College, 2o6s Doubles
Elsa Kinney Della Tucker Fin, $50
singles Mary Hawn Lansing 500. All
Events-Hazel Randall Ferndaie. 1852
CLASS y
Wolverine no J. Rockford, 1875.
DouhIes Mary TapunsN Irene Heisel.
Saginaw. 772 Singles Nellie Miller Dc
troit sos. All Events-Josephine Leng.
Rockford. 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Scratches
By nltcd Press

First Race Little Doctor. Poppycock
Tierce Maelne
second Race Captain Ruth. Breeks,
Nordmeer Rhyme Maker.
Third Race Miss stage, Linda
Darling
Fourth Race York River jay stevens
Hard Telling Subdeb
seventh Race Prince Eugene. Flying
Hostess Gossip Miss Fighting Flyer
HAda Fortune
Eighth race Speedway. In Question,
Flame Muchy. Panbroom Miami
SprinEg Snuoks Winters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
President Billy EUans:

Has postponed the annual dlrec-
tors meeting Of the Southern As
ISOLATION Baseball league. sched-
uled this Wednesday. ~ March J..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Amateur Mift Star
Is Versatile Youth
BY EDGAR HAYES

Few cooru amateur boxers have invaded Detroit
Bob will fight Don Dry
the lntante
Paralysis Olympia Wednesday night pon-
Jointly Wayne County Go and
MXYZ All profits WAYNE COUNTY Infante PARALYSIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
BRUINS LEAD. 30

Despite his roaming in the
cleaning Gardiner stayed IN ms
net IRLthe flFst period eneagft 20
make p saves TO Connie Dion's
six for Detroit. At the end OF
that period the fans could hardly
believe their eyes when they read
the Scoreboard. Boston 2. Detroit
0. Herb Cain had sent 30
fooier bounding into the cage and
Buzz Boil followed with a pop
shot after Cain had set him Up
in the goal mouth.
This situation, very cmbar-
raising for the DetroiterS who
started he game as 10 favor
ties, was reCtlfcd with four
goal splurge in the second period
Joe Csrveth and Adam Brown
each plaStering the puck in once
while Mud Bruneteau followed
with two. running his season s.
count 10 %
The Bruins didn't seem 70
know they were licked and when
the Wings Let down IN the last
period they outscored the De
troltcrS 3 10 .. but il wasn't quite
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21

tear lie has an Impressive llSt
of victories in the ring where he
stars as a puncher. but that is
just one of his accomplishments
MAKES SPEAKING TOUR
The young Wabash student is
junior national president of the
Children of the American Revo-
luton. This society has $4,000
members in the as states During
the last four months he made a
speaking tour covering 10 states
and his speech at Indianapolis was
so inspiring that Rep. Ludlow Of
indianapolis had the complete
text published in the Congress
Sional Record
In his spare time he writes a
column about the youth of In
diana for one Of the indianapolis
papers. They call il "Subdebs and
SQuireS' and consider il so good
that even in day OF newSprint
shortage they allow il 10 run four
columns each Sunday
Bob is the first student ever
asked TO contribute an article TO
the official boxing guide His topic
was The Spirit Of College Box
ing
And ne can fight well enough TO
be ranked third among all the
college lightwcights last year De
spite his numerous duties as
student, writer and boxer he finds
time TO help train boxers at the
Naval Armory in his home city.
AIDS WORTHY CAUSE
So at II years Of age Robert
Rooe Simpson has a rather full
life He readily accepted an in
vitation TO fight here because he
wanted 10 aid the cause which
Will get all the profits. Not only
did he agree 10 fight but he con-
tactcd the two chapters Of the
Children of the American Revolu-
tion in Detroit TO get their sup
port for the show.
Indiana viii have another top
flight performer in Michael J. Nc
TaCuo. a 1lS FOUNDER He is one
of four brothers who have made
fiStic history in indianapolis. He
started boxing in 81 Leo's School
in Belmont. y. &. Since then he
has won the amateur titles Of
Pittsburgh Kan; Springfield, III;
Bloomington MunCie. and Indian
apoliS For the last 1S months he
has been doing his fighting when
he could get time off from his
activities with the army.
Tickets for Wednesdays show
are now on sale AZ Olympia and
The headquarters Of the lnfantile
Paralysis Fund. 2i46 National
Bank Building. Members of the
Go may order their tickets from
their stewards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
LET 'EM SWING

Under the Code Dutton the
officials and players are Just 10
step back and let enraged players
scrap II out.
That's what the packed house
saw when Capt Flash Hollett OF
Detroit and Harvey tBusherl
Jackson his former Boston team
mate, fefi 10 mixing II on their
way to the penalty box for nigh
sticking in the first period
Hollett and Jackson failed
away at each other in the center
of a circle formed by the players
and officials, The fans roared as
the two punched away for min
ute then Hollett scored with a
left 10 the face which dropped
the veteran Jackson on his back.
Only then did Referee Norman
Lamport put his arms around
Jackson. while LineSman Qrv4lle
RouiSton restrained Hollett,
Something unusual in the way
of puck carrying was also pro-
vided when goale Bert Gardiner
of Boston came 50 feet out Of MS
net almost 10 the blue line. IN
the first period 10 get rid OF the
hot puck the Red Wings were
flnging at him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21

Boston SPARE" lIAWfNFr fAItaCITe
Paiazzart. kopak, Gudouu. RttenEer.
Jackson
Detroit spares H0Hstt simon Arm
strong Bruntteau. Brown Crosse Jen-
nings
Referee Norman Lampnrt Liuesmsn
Orville R0uiston and Stanlev McCphs
FIRST PERIOD
J. Boston Cain Crawford. "a 50
2 Boston Boil (CrsVford CAIN IS -
Penalties Holletf tminor and major
y. Jackson tmajor and minor.
SECOND PERIOD
3-Defroit Carvefh fHolettt, as
Detroit Brown tCArvetn Armstrong
63t
g. Detroit. RrureteRu fGr0ss0l p5l
6-Detruit Bruueteau tLiscombe1 ~ So
Penalties N,ne
THIRD PERIOD
= Boston EEan. a.
s Detroit. Howe tGrosso- Pruneteaul,
SIS
q-Detrolt. Llsconbe (Jenningsl 10 IS
10 BOSTON, A. Jackson ~ lsckFon Cam.
1888
IL Boston: Gudoun tCsnsdinsl, e Is.
Penalties None.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Might Edition Code Key

The Detroit Trtr daily prints ir nc
p eht fdU1n o-s mo name rf horse
W. rr rarf experts III ar1.F tre .I :
ftabr.rE bets 20 fhe Hef
Toe eide kgf Appears rarH rtflt Ir tle
p ltf star ard PeG line EcItrn. r.r.
hfr r1respordlnE o. eacn if'tc- co. tho
E.rrsr er.
The horses name, aprearF NFLY rs
THF NIGHT ErITION AND lk FRftT ED
I-0- CCNE.l Tomorrow code fClf WIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Gained Under
New Code as
Wings Triumph
By LEWIS II. WALTER

The fellow who said The
games the thing" wasn't thinking
about the hockey game between
the Detroit Red Wings and the
Boston Bruins.
Today the 1851 fans who
watched the Wings score their
thirteenth victory in II starts by
edging out the Bruins, 6-5, At
Olympia will tell you the game
and the final score were just IN
cidental TO some very wacky hap
PenfhgS last night,
What did tickle the palates of
the hockey customers Was-the
first fist fight under the new
order laid down by President
Mervyn Dutton of the National
Hockey League
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21

IuOO.
Bob is r fighter, an orator a
writer and a leader in patriotic
societies. AT present he IS a pre-
medical student at Wabash Col
lcge and a member of the boxing
tear lie has an impressive list
of victories in the ring where he
stars as a puncher but that is
just one of his accomplishments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21

Il MAJ HFNI lis
Buffalo q, Pittsburgh s
Cleveland s. Indianapolis O.
Providence 3. Hershey 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
HOIIeEEeS no
Spices Victory
Hockey Standings
NATIONAILIEAGITE

DETROIT o, Boston 3.
Chicago q, Toronto o.
Montreal e. New YORK 2
TUESDAYS GAME
Chicago At New York.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WESTERN DIVISION
W / r OF GA Pts
Cleveland ~ lb3 ~ %
Indianapolis IS IS is Ito lle ~
Pittsburgh II ~ 10 lb ~
EASTERN DIVISION
W l. T CT Ga Pts.
Hershey "a - ltl lu1 -
Buffalo 20 - ~ $50 lz4 oV
Providence 81 lu@ III ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21

All R.If GO \n-e8 Use 81 Ola
hes I-ss las K-as LIZ M-tg N.ss
O-gi p-iB as RIA SIS T.s2 go
WIS ~ Y-S T-is.
Cir tbs c0cs keV " wiu frab's s-f.
~ rsr1su Der ne name % V1uorrru s\ coy
bore tVpcarlEr CNLV IR TIE tiahI
mntTION
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-18
Livestock
Poultry Eor Sale

0uNTy TOT sic
BABY CHIcKs-large type White
IeEhorns, Barred Rocks and white
Rocks from our pullorum blood
tested and T. y. tested stock. Bred
Tor size. INABILITY and high egg
production. Our hatchery and in
cubators are sanitary and modern.
We have poultry equipment, brood b.
ers. and feeds. Hours 3 a. m. TO G
.. IN. Wednesdays until D. m
MORTON POULTRY FARM, Saline
Phone 65R2, y MI. u. on US-112
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-18
ALL-oUr FOR VICTORY

NORTHUMBERLAND Pa.-UP
--George F. Kistner's family Is all
out for the war effort Kistner is
a machinist in war industry. His
wife Is president OF the Northum-
berland War Mothers Association.
and rolls bandages three days
week for the Red Cross. Seven OF
their nine sons are in the Army.
and the other two are waiting TO be
called
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-18
Automotive
House rraIIet. Eor raln

House TralIefs For Gale
NEW TRAfLERS-Tr in your
present trailer on new RoycrAft,
Nagabond. Royal. Alma. or Travelo
Also large. stock OF used trallers
Terms 10 suit. open evenings Self
horns, $50 Ecorse IA. Pm. 3I7S-J.
Automobiles For SALE
1884 FORD 2 door, radio and heater,
new battery, nearly new tires. Pm
IC2-M
1903. BARGAIN. BUICK = COUPE.
1871, rear seat. owner II. Peet, 50
80. Huron. Phone 1871
'35 FORD. REAR END W1Tn
SPRING. CalI lf29-M after 400
y. IN.
1887 OLDS ? door. radio ana heater.
pre-war tires, Al condition
throughout Phone 2C3S-W.
1879 FOUR DOOR Deluxe Plymouth
Town Sedan. $1,000 actual mileage.
Good tires, radio and heater Ma
room. One owner. 377j. SIS Emmett
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-18
HASN'T MISSED A DAY

ELLSWORTH, Me.-UP-When
her husband Joined the Maritime
Service. Mrs. Catherine Ladd took
over his laundry delivery route.
And since that time 10 months ago
Mrs. Laid hasn't missed a days
delivery. She figures she covers
more than $50 miles day and
about 900 miles in a week In her
laundry truck
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-18

WASHINGTON -- ms - Elmer
Davis, director Of the Office OF War
information. Thursday requested
war Department to make an Off
cial Investigation into the new and
drastic censorship restrictions i'm
posed on American reporters and
radio commentators covering the
fighting at Anzlo.Nettuno beach
head below Rome.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-18
West London
SCOUT MEETING

W. London. Mich. Feb. 49, Mrs.
and son, David. attended the Cub
Scout meeting at the Milan High
School wednesday night David
Hammond received his BOb-Cat pin.
membership card for 1914. and
passed requirements for Wolf Cub
Scout aud received his certificate.
Albert Borso, although absent. re-
ceivod his membership card and
Wolf certificate
Lee Hammond. cub Scout leader,
attended the Boy Scout Rally We'd
nesday night at Lincoln School.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bogart are
moving to Detroit making their
home with their niece and nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph King. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hammond are
moving TO tho Bogart farm.
Mrs. Paul Lambert and two sons
are spending several weeks visit
ing relatives in North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Black and
uduEHltT 'hIul, WllllN, anu WIZ.
Adeline Griffen. BelleVille. called on
Celia Painter Wednesday.
Marcia Bondle was the winner
and Iona Rose Painter the runner
np OF the spelling contest held at
the Ralolghvllle School Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Beach and
family, Tecumseh, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Fran
ces.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fletcher.
Rldgeway. spent Saturday with
their daughter and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Frances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank white called
on their son and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Sackett. Dundee.
Mrs. Grace Bodley and baby Pa
tricla Ann, Bronson. spent Wednes-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Quackenboss.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Wells. Toledo,
and Mr.. and Mrs NJ. VI. Clark.
Milan. spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Clark.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-18
situation. Wsnttd-Fsmale

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, az
ID wants homework Saturdayi
723 w. Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-18
Merchandise Wanted

CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered or +. o. u. PIT.
WHITAKER 4 COOLING co
$500 Gale I'D Phone 2O20-I-2
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-11-16
THIS WEEK IN
nICHLAND..,

A male chorus under direction
of Sydney E. Irving is being Or
ganized in the village of Richland,
according to j. p. O'Hara, who
along with Irving is sponsoring the
group. First meeting of the chorus
was held recently with about 20
volunteers attending. Weekly prac-
tice is scheduled for Tuesday
nights in Room 112 at the Column
bia high school.
All men who like to sing are
invited to come out and join the
group by Irving, who has set an
eventual goal of so or IS voices
in the chorus.
A new branch unit of the United
Protestant Church Sunday school
of Richland has been organized at
the Jefferson Grade School, it was
announced here by the Rev. Ken.
meth Ball who is director of youth
"oAh 4OA lIlC OIAICO IIOICSIcI1t
Church in Richland. Officers in
charge of the new Sunday school
are Herbert M. Huls, superintend-
ent; Ray Chalfant, assistant super
intendent; Mrs. CORTLAND Steel
man, secretary; and Dan Beals,
treasurer.
Sessions will be held from $50
to 1890 each Sunday morning,
concluding in time to permit at
tendance at public worship at the
Sacajawea auditorium. Glasses are
provided for nursery Gage 2 to 81,
beginners (age 4 and 81, primary
grades one to three, juniors
grades four to six) and adults,
while intermediate and high school
students will continue to attend
their classes at the Sacajawea
school.
The rapid growth of the Sacaja-
wea Sunday school and the policy