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Evening star., 1944-06-29
On the Roll Of Honor
3 Washington Men Wounded;
In Italy and One on Atlantic ],

Four Washington men have been
listed as wounded In action on the
latest casualty lists released by the
War and Navy Departments. Three
Evening star., 1944-06-29

dIhley, 4 =,
and was graduated from the officer
candidate school at Fort Benning,
Ga. in November, 1912. He served
a year at Camp Butner, N. c., before
going overseas last November.
Evening star., 1944-06-29

shrapnel May is in Italy and i.
now IN an Italian base hospital.
Pvt. Markos comes from Wis.
Evening star., 1944-06-29
Aureli0 Case.

Or take the Aurelio case. Thomas
Aurelio was nominated by both
parties to one of the $25, ,0O0-a-year
seats on New Yorks Supreme Court
bench (Which is not the highest
court Of the State, however,. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

periodic visits she sent her regrets.
Their Majesties understood her tim
idity and were most sympathetic
about this strange affliction.
Her Ladyship was always repre-
sented by proxy at any important
event that legally required her pres
ence. She often received invitations
to attend royal functions but never
put in an appearance. At her own
parties and dinners, a place was al
ways set for her at the head of the
table-but not once did she occupy il
in all the 60 years of her self-imposed
exile.
Lady Annalys only preoccupation
was said to be the ghost of King
Charles I, who was held a prisoner
at Holdenby Castle before his eXecu-
ton in 1649. She read every book
about the unfortunate monarch, and
among the servants ii was said that
Her Ladyship firmly believed his
spirit haunted the castle and that she
was in close communion with the
royal ghost.
Such strange behavior might have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

been the. cause Of considerable eye
brow raising and gossip in and around
the secluded hamlet in which the.
castle stands, and in many a Londo(
of Lady Annaly in all matters affect
ing the villagers welfare. They re-
spected her privacy in every way
and if one of them accidentally came
across her during one of her midnight
rambles, they would considerably
take cover until she had passed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
What Genniinii
Means toYou
By VINCENT LOPEZ
Famous Orchestra Leader.

- EMINI (The Twins) is your
n astrological sign if you were
49, born from May 81 10 June 20.
You look at life from an idealistic
standpoint.
Sympathy for others in misfortune
comes readily from you but you
sometimes betray wavering Of pur-
pose. Vitality is your keyword
II is your nature TO act on impulse.
You are warm-hearted and kind and
devoted to your home and children.
A disagreeable environment gets on
your nerves.
You are apt to fail a victim 10 a
blind belief in the kindness of others.
You have high ideals and like TO
cultivate your taste for art, music
and science,
You are fond of entertaining and
of being entertained. You dislike in
action.
Cheerfulness and enthusiasm an
qualities which make you an ass&
to any party and you can always be
depended on in an emergency.
You are good student and natur-
ally clever.
However, you should guard against
a tendency to restlessness and dis
content in what you are doing. You
should put a brake on a habit of
starting things without figuring on
how they may turn out.
,-x.- .~..-.-~y w~,u-uyx~,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

lowed at respectful distance by two
gamekeepers as protectors.
Despite the fact that she never. used
their services, Lady Annaly main
tanned staff of servants. Four mo-
tor cars with liveried chauffeurs
stood at her beck and call but they
never carried her anywhere. A pa
latial town house in London was kept
up but not once did she visit it.
Although unseen, she became one
of England's most famous hoStesses.
Parties, dinners and balls were fire.
quently given at Castle Holdenby, but
at no time did she greet her guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

and nearing their time OF confinement,
have left Woburn to bear their babies
elSewhere-but the records show that
all gave birth to boys.
There is a theory, never clearly
proven, that more boy babies than girls
are born in time of war Maybe this
accounts for the plight of Woburn. The
doctors of the local district, baffled by
the situation, frankly admit they do not
know how to explain the phenomenon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

ENPII WIItI .IIIPIIl-
bers of the British
royal family, in
Guiding the late
King George v,
Queen Mary and
the Duke of Wind
sor, m de their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

The Good People
OF WOburn, Eng
land, Can't Fig
ure Out What
Queer Game the
StOrk Is Playing
With Them-But
They Just Can't
Seem to Produce
Any Girl Babies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
n|y BoyBabies this il Town

livery and then the stork whimsical with
p the vital statistics of community and delivers an
@ unusual number of new babies, sometimes of SEX
sometimes of the other But the old bird has gone about
in its unorhodox dealing with the little English village
of Woburn.
Since the fall of 1912 every baby the wives of
this place has been boy. Not single member of the
gentler in the lot AS matter of fact only
girl babies have arrived since September 1871.
All Britain has been chucklng the plight of
Woburn and facetously calling the Bedfordshire village
boys town." But to the prospective mothers of,the
munity is joke Many of Them anxious have girls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

estate. In these
solitary noctur-
nal walks, she
was alWauc fol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

IItI IIUoDdIINI, IUIU HIIIIdIy-IIt
died in 1922-her children and a de-
voted personal maid-companion.
What made Lady Annaly recluse
no one knows. She went into re-
tirement right after the birth of her
son, the present Lord Annaly, and it
has been reported that some queer
quirk of nature, incident to the birth,
made her dread meeting any stran-
gers.
The blinds of her rooms were
drawn in the daytime. At night, the
year round, no matter what the
weather, she would steal out heavily
yelled for a stroll around her vast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

. EMINI The Twins) is your
~ astrological sign if you were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

Nv IHEN the Dowager Lady An
" naly-E an DIS most IA
w nous mystery woman-died
the other day, the word quickly went
the rounds of her sprawling, ancient
castle in Northamptonshire. Scores
of curious servants - from the low.
est pantry boy to the veteran head
housekeeper-sWiftly m de their
way to the private apartment of
their mistress to gaze in awe at the
wrinkled face of the woman, who,
in life. they had never
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
BLOOMFIELD HILLS,


CHRISTMAS will begin Mon
~ day for Bloomfield Hills
members of the Garden Club,
when they convene at their ira
6itional tea in Christ Church,
Cranbrook. Mrs. F. c. Collins
and Mrs. Donald ID. James are
In charge of a group which will
decorate tables in the holiday
mood. A deeper note will be
struck with the exhibition of
Christmas boxes 10 be sent TO
the armed forces. by a group
headed by Mrs. w. ID. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Joseph Hinshaw. presi-
dent. has asked Mrs. Otto Kern
and Mrs. Harry w. Taylor TO
preside at the tea table.
Red letter day for Vassar
students, past and present, is
Dec. %. when Langdon Crane
will throw open her home on
Willow Lane for a tea for their
pleasure. Mrs. W.,E. Essery and
Mrs. Crane are co-chairmen of
the affair, heading committee
comprising Mesdames w. ID.
Grim. Leonard T. Lewis. C. NJ.
Drake, w. T. Kellogg and Leigh
Il. LYNCH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Ii. Hinshaw at Capital

1t. Joseph Hinshaw Jr.,
USNR, is now stationed in
Washington. after completing
six ocean trips. He and Mrs.
Hinshaw are staying at the La
fayette Hotel.
Mai. and Mrs. Ralph Manuel
and their young daughter. Linda,
are in Chicago TO celebrate
their reunion at Maj. Manuers
new post in Macomb. Ill. Mrs.
Manuel and Linda have been the
guests OF Mrs. Manuels parents,
the Joseph Hinshaws of Pom
Valley road.
Mrs. c. C. Eden of Cranbrook
Court is spending a fortnight in
New York City.
Mrs. Hiram Perry Holmes OF
Fairfax road on Thursday en-
tertained a small group of
friends at a neighborhood tea.
Mrs. Paul B. Bell of Kimberly
road entertained members Of
her bridge club on Friday after
noon at bridge and tea in her
home,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
ARCGroup
To Give Tea

A CHRISTMAS tea will be
"A held Friday at the home OF
Mrs. Karl Charlson in Kingston
road. Sherwood Forest, for the
Swedish Auxiliary of the Amer
can Red Cross. Mesdames Har-
old Carlson and Fred Fraser
will receive the guests.
The tea table will be presided
over by Mesdames Rudolph +.
ESch and Karl ID. Rauch. Mrs.
Alvin Carew will sing Christ
mas carols to the piano accom-
paniment OF Mrs. Clyde Centers.
Mrs. Carl Berglund. unit
chairman. will conduct brief
meeting at which time awards
will be made TO volunteer work.
ers. Mrs. Gustaf Nyquist viii
assist.
Mrs. Henning Freden, chair
man Of the tea, will be assisted
by:
MEsDAMES
John MArkstrum Ragnsr Landstrom
Rudolph Sweder A1el ERICKSON
Gugt LOfstrOm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Honor Vassarites

Honor guests will include the
current crop of Vassarites from
the entire Detroit area and Ann
Arbor. The BiTmingham-Bloom-
field girls who will be welcomed
are Misses Nan Galbraith, Sally
Booth. Christine Frahm, Dor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

othy ESsery, Peggy McMath,
Maxine and Elaine Appel.
Serving on the transportation
committee are Mrs. Benjamin
II. Micou, Mrs. Harry Kerr of
Crosse Pointe and Mrs. d. r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Goodale Party Set

GOODALE WOMEN'S CLUB
will hold a Christmas party at
lis p. m. Tuesday in the
Goodale School, Dickerson and
LongvieW avenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Bloomfield Plans YuIe etes

Brown of Detroit. Mrs. c. p.
Vary is chairman of publicity.
DR.. and Mrs. George Gems
lager have returned TO their
home in Akron after spending
several days as the house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Collins of
Lone Pine road.
The Valley settler., 1944-10-13
EXTENSION NEWS

About seventy five All members were on hand last Friday evening, October 9th for the annual Achi eye- ment Lay. Pins and shields in rec cognition of the years work were awarded. :;
 Father James [. snea1 WAS -g,les U speaker and in his talk he enlarged upon the meaning of. the All pledge.
 Donnie Irwin and Leolo IeLahd were named as the outstaneing All boy and girl for this past year. Donnie was member of the R.E.A. and Our Gang clubs |. Leola complet- care and baking.<
 Tn the contest pons ored. by Sears ana Roebuck, Flo Alice rinke received $5.oo for her canning record.
 Gwene lyn and Joan McNeese Le ola reLand an6 Fa7el Werner received special awards in the gardening contest by Sears and Roebuck.:.
 4 program of recreat ional act- ivities preceded the Achi ev ement presentat ion. '.,
 All girls between the ages of 10 ano 21 who are interested in joining knitting club are asked tc meet at the Ext ensi on Office Friday, October 2Cth after school. Each irl is reque s ted to bring her needles enc scraps of yarn If she has them on hand. The girls may bring sack lunch. hot dish. wi II be furni shed and a small fee charge6 each member. Officers el ectee of the Riverbena Hilltop Club Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Vernon Jones are as follows:
 Presioent- AR. Moffitt V.Fresi 6ent--Mrs., c. Quarnstrom Socretary-- --Treasurer--
 Mrs. L.P. Rorrison =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
|Canddiens Face
Loss Of Stars

While the Red Wings await
their second exhibition test of the
season at Windsor tonight. the
Detroiters are almost as con-
cerned with news from Montreal,
where the world champion Cana
diens are preparing TO take the
ice.
The Wings are wondering how
many members OF the Stanley
Cup champions are to be barred
by the new National Hockey
League rule which is TO keep de-
ferred war workers from the ice
lanes. Like other hockey follow
ers, they are interested in the
question Of the Frenchmens re-
placements.
So far, the only certain change
in the powerful Canadien lineup Is
the substitution OF gpalie Paul
Bibeault for the VeZina Cup win
ner. Bill Durham.
Ii is expected, however. they
also will lose forwards Maurice
Richard. Phil Watson, Buddy
OConnor, perhaps Johnny Heffer-
nan and Elmer Lach.
Jerome JUDI McAtee, 24-year-
old left wing. has been classified
AZ by his draft board. the De-
troit club announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Verban Hill All

Tops among the Cardinals was
Emil Verbsn. the freshman sec
ond baScman who once belonged
10 the Tigers. Verban compiled
an individual mark OF 4l2. topping
BIS for Walk Cooper and .304
for Stan NInSial.
The hitting flops of the series
were Gene Moore. 1872: Don Gut
teridge. lab: Myron Hayworth
us. and Mark Christmas. 091 for
the Browns and Harry Hopp OF
the Cardinals with .lS5.
AS one would suspect. there
were extraordinary pitching feats,
revealed in the overall figures.
Outstanding, of course. were the
achievements of Mort Cooper and
Denny GalehotISe.
In is innings Cooper fashioned
an earned run average of 113
The veteran Cardinal right.
handler, more than evening the
score for past hurnihations at the
hands OF American Leaguers
struck out 16-one for each in
ming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11

At the speakers tabe and
scattered in the audience, were a
number of Michigan M men. to
whom the term Coach Yost- has
been a revered phrase during and
since college days.
Foremost among EN- were two
Of thu football greats Of all tIr-S
both All-America selections 10 \
Michigan and both members "
Yost's great point-a-minute teams
which made history right after
the turn of the century.
Germany Schultz-loolxing AL
most as powerful as he must have
years ago on the gridfron-and
Willie Heston whose touchdowns
for Michigan SCARED well over
the hundred mark
And u was there we heard for
the first time Undoubtedly ms
history 10 such dyed in-the-wool
wolverine followers as the Fred
tawfons and Fred Matthaeis of
the state) one of the most inter-
eSting of the Yost stories, told by
Lawton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
See New Attendance
Mark for Prep Tilt

With the game still II days
away. more than 1900 tickets al
rpady have been SOLD for Catholic
Central Highs football game
against BOYS Town Of Nebraska at
Briggs Stadium Sunday, oct. p
The continued demand for
tickets Indicates a new record for
attendance at a prep game in De-
tToit will be set The present mark
is the approximately 10000 ~ the
first Goodfellows game between
Catholic Central and Hamtramck
IN 1885. Avn
The Shamrock football SQUAD IS
sure to.entcr the BOYS Town game
undefeated They hsXe-an open
date this weekend after havirz
tied ilamiramck 6-6 andetrdup~ed
81 Benel cts. 53-6
Boys Town also iS ss5eatcu 10
date IN Three starts. but meets a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11

Aronson. Although Breslin does
most of the passing. il Is easy
to see what Aronson's passing
ability means to State, especially
or running passes
When apparently ON a gallop 10
round his left end he can throw
hack over M right and without
stopping TO get set The second
or two he saves by being left
handed helps catch the other team
flat footed.
There are many plays an astute
coach can rig with two smart
'paSsers 1t helps keep the defense
uncertain.
Aronson proved that when he
threw the first touchdown pass
of the year for State to Don
Grondzik in the Scranton game.
BreSlin did the rest Of the pTtch-
ing.
REALIZES DREAM
When Aronssa pitched that
pass 10 GrondLik II was
cOach's dream coco true 10
me-" said Bachman- Back In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11

read, y StflkeoutS In the series,
which set a new record
Verban lived UP to the predic-
tons OF Billy Southworth. who at
the start Of the regular National
League season proclaimed the IL
LIMOS boy would be a worthy sue
cesSor to Crespi and other good
second Sackers boosted by the
Cardinals in recent years.
Verban probably still would be
with the Tigers were it not that
somebody seemed TO have acted
too hastily in giving the kid his
release.
Two days after that took place
the Tigers sought to resign him
for transfer from one farm club
10 another But Verban had gone
home TO Lincoln, III, where a
Decatur. H., farm club official
Signed HIM for the Cardinals.
And that was that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11


3243 IN a six-day span which Is a
record or good enough to be one.
Even that count cut + a b To two
games over Fife. Charlie Kotar-
skis fellows had 300s and won the
opening jouSt by nine.
T. & b tabled 1172 in the final
to set new season single game
mark for the town and beat their
former top production by five
pins.
In compiling the 322S Fred
BreckIe hustled go, Chef Bu-
kowski 682. Therman Gibson 63,
Fred Bujack 6S5 and Louis Set
.lzff 626. Bukowsli hoisted his sv-
erage to 2155 To remain first
BEST IN CLASSIC
For the Classic. z q b. 1923
is best on the board. but an
that shooting gave K 4 p only
a tie for the fifth with Chene-
Trurnbly and Seven Eleven.
Herbert Matthew'S KTaetke
stir lead after shutting out
Southeastern, 1853 10 1856, II. s,
GAVE doing ga. Malcolm Gil
mour shuckrd out Of his summer
Information long enough to lose a
500 count by a single pm Jack
Crilleys 5S4 carried Southeastern.
Gasket remained one game be-
hind in shutting out Parisciean,
2943 to TAG as Cy G0ralczyk
gave Paris 64S and Archie Jan
kowSxfs 622 the big assist for
Gasket.
Mineralites remained in the
first four in nudging Chene- from
bly, for two. although Chene won
i'm wood. 1884 to 1917, Russell
Jantz emerged with ga for
Chene.
Mike Graybill. DehIxeweId. tied
Bujack for kinspin ON 6S5. Mike
ran 9212-244 and Bujack 1876
2D-260 Bujack in six days has
had a series of 661- 757-6S5 for a
nine-game average Of 233.6
Stroh, with Louis Burr sub
stftuting for Joe Norris. had
1901. one pine better than last
week. i'm taking two from Deluxe
weld t2S6S. which needed Gray
bills 244 IN the windup to dodge
a whftewashL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11

strong foe, Council Bluffs. Ia, this
Saturday night.
Alex Cheeney Catholic Central
coach. has made several shifts M
his workouts this week. VIC Ban
onS. starting center. has been
switched 20 right tackle. The cen
ter IOb viii be filled by Dick Nc
CaSkin. formerly a halfback
Two players from the reserve
team have been promoted 10 the
varsity squad. Don Labenda, a s.
foot 4-inch 195-pound end, and Art
Roman, a halfback.
Joe Miglio. the Shamrock star
injured in the Hamtranck game.
Is still nursing a bad arm. but IS
expected 90 be In the starting
'sackfeld against Boys Town. Joe
RipolI6 regular left hslfback. y
out with a twisted knee and may
miss the big game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11

a healthy 4S3 10 top all batterS
IN the series. In TO times at bat
he collected seven hits, one OF
them a horne run that Won one
of the Two games hagged by the
Browns. and batted homo five of
the nine runs totaled by his team.
As a matter OF fact. McQuinn
was only one of three Browns who
topped the 200 batting mark in
his teams feeble showing with the
stick. The Browns fashioned an
anemic 1888, which must be one
of the lowest. IL not the lowest
club batting figure in World
Series history.
Though famed as a hitting club
IN the National League, the best
tho Cardinals could average was
.210.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Service Game
Transfer Told

NEW YORK. Oct. IL nNS)--
The Army-Nsvy football game,
scheduled TO be played at An
napoIis. Md, Dec. 2. viii be trans
ferred to the municipal stadium
in Philadelphia, . according 10 an
exclusive story in the Bayunne.
". j.. Times today.
Public pressure. says the Times,
forced the authorities to change
the site OF the game from the
Nays home field. where only q
comparative handful iould see IL.
TO the huge stadium in PhiladeI-
phia which can seat more than
100,O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

After u years of football
coaching. Charles Bachman OF
Michigan State has hit the for
ward passing jackpot.
Bachman has had many fine
passers. Including All-American
Johnny Pingel but this is the
first season he has had a right
halfback who passes left handed
and a left halfback who throws
with his right.
The Spartan paSserS are Fred
Aronson. l9Lyear-old, 170-pound
right half from Chicago, and Jack
Breslin, 22-year-old left halfbaciS
from Battle Creek
Together they provide the cross
fire combination tor which Bach
man has been searching since ne
came out of Notre Dame and
started coaching at De Paw in
1917.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Coached SIX Champs

When Yost WAS coaching at
Stanford ESQ the story goesl. the
year before he came 10 Michigan,
he was mentor fer four other
football squads Of nearby colleges
and high schools at the same tirne.
That year. the FIVE teams he
coached. including Stanford. all
won their conference champion
ships.
In 1910. said Lawton. Yost
went 10 the Coast with the Mich-
gan tram that played California
TO discover he'd overlooked in the
past still another high school
team he had coached during that
memorable year.
"It was n school NO IN
the mountains that Yo&f had
coached durtsg . twoWeek
VACATION when he went hunf-
ing" said Lawtoa "And hs
discovered on the 1870 trip that
sehooi Also had won len eogSer-
enes championship that year"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11

CemblS remarked:
"For the first time i'm my Is
years nj Wayne, we have on the
squad boys who have played on
their high school varsitys. In
the past when tine call for c1ndli-
dates went out for the green and
gold squad, We we're lucky Go
have TIVE boys who played prep
football.
This season can field
starting eleven Of boys that
played during high school days"
Bob Williams. formerly OF Perish.
ing. and John Pavey Of RedfOrc
are ends, having both speed anC
height.
Harold Volger. all-city tackle
from Cooley. tips the scales at 19S
pounds. while Don Dawson o.
Northeastern is small lad OF 2O(
pounds.
A Cooley boy, Harry Smithen
can team with Art Billings o.
Eastern at the guard positions. A
center. there's Jack Rice. whs
played for the Tartars in 1883
Bob MistIe. Kentucky Militar,
Academy; Randolph Royals, Rivei
Rouge High, and Sam Bertug1Ia
Eastern at haHback and Dor
Chickering. Central at fulIback
could round out a probable start
ing lineup.
Following the contest with OF
terbein. the TartaTs meet Mich.
igan State Normal here, Oct. n
Michigan State here, Oct y; Mus
kingun here, Nov. 4; Michigan
State Normal at Ypsilanti. Nov. IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Santa Anita Meet Q. X

/. Los ANGELES, Oct. IL CUP(
Stakes totaling more than ST.
coo. 600 were announced today for
the 55-dav winter meeting of pic
turesque Santa Anita race track,
its first since the wal. following
approval OF the Dec. 30-March -
meeting by the state horse racing
commission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11

Kiwanis Ciub-the original Ki-
wants Cipb Of the international.
incidentally-beh IN the Hotel
Statler.
Coach Yost was there ut the
speakers table. making his first
public appearance IN many months.
And leading the tribute-payers
was Fred Lawton. staunch Michi-
gan alunnuS of the class Of IL.
best known 10 all Wolverines as
the author Of Varsity" and other
Michigan rally tunes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11
Musketeers 60 North

Following reports that black
bass are nudging one another for
room at Loon Lake in the wilds
of Ogenaw County. "Athos. Por.
thos and ArsmiS of the North
land" namely Harry Schaefer
Ferdinand Ulrich and Lyman Bur.
nett are of to remedy the con
peStion.