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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21


Mas. t. Hedges says they count
the N-mall letters sent from
England and that letter from
her nephew IN the army Rich
ard Beckett was the fifty
nlllonth
SPEAKING or LETTERS
The SHOW world troopers con-
tInue 10 be walking mail boxes.
The WeSSon brothers at the
BOweTy are DUCK aTTeI nIne ana
one-half months IN New Guinea
and adjacent communities.
These overseas tours are
succession OF requests that the
entertainers deliver messages
when they get home Dick and
Gene WeSSon So lar have writ
ten 36s letters 10 parents OF
boys they met overseas
Among the DeuolterS they
met IN the Pacific were 1t
Jack Wlnokur OF 1911 La
Sale, a close friend before hls
death IN action Il Bob. La
Bounty of 800 Bishop who had
knocked down SIX Jap Leros
when the Nelson's last saw
him Capt Walter Neeb of 1854
MontClalr, IN the m d ca
corps and Brig Gen. Paul
WurtSwltn Of 14lS CannbaIl
Capt. Mech wrote al the time
10 his niece:
Il ran into a USO actor by
the name of NesSon. When the
show troupe arrived by plane.
WeSson had temperature Of
l02 and badly infected throat.
Since he WAS the KEY man at
the performance which Was
scheduled 10 take place i'm an
hour. gave him a good dose
Of cOdeine and let him carry on
with the show. a. he had in
tended doing.
Later, he >aid That stuff
sure did the trick hut. for the
next few days, ! had him in bed
In nuI--AsSpital and he was
very SICK cAaI,i. ."
~ for Gene WeSson. he had
his misericS, tOO-four attacks
Of malaria. lie lost % pounds.
he went thr0ug bumhingS
4 l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

Pvt. Grace Nerl,ie, 1914 Garden,
ROYAL oak, Is assigned 10 the
WAC post office, al Fort Ogle-
thorpe Ga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
1T. James u. Wilcox, 1S666 Far

way has been selected 10 attend
the AAF school Of applied tactics
AZ Orlando. Fla and IS due 10
arrive there shortly from the Pan
ANA Canal Zone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

A day or two aEo Mrs Lewis
got letter ID ta1noNant
green MS on paper from a
scratch pad thai SAID approx.
mately this
1T vas wonderful having my
husband home for Christmas
and I'm writing - thank You.
The third day he was home, our
baby was born. The baby had
10 have TRANSMISSION and my
husband gave II for him. The
baby il i'm the hospital hut I've
come home, and the baby will
be- all right.
About the money, a. soon a.
! am strong enough To get out
and cash nay allotment check, l
~ NeHa-the- money :, --
At the end OF The letter. in
q z S The writing IN -gLCen
ink. ADDED trlumpsan+ly
It's a boy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
WINS PROMOTION

John W Burns. ,pc,,aN~t FIRST
class ii5l Casper rae been 4d-
Narerd\ ~ rho roNt higher r4ting
I'M 'ro Northwest A'Naa av4 for
wet'1rpus cordlC' r. fighting a
fire 0r 4 gasoline and awugntor
.oader merchant ship
Fg'5r Detroit laGe bRte been
graduated ftom ne navNN electr.
cal training cuUSq ~ fhe 81
Louis Naval Annoy - follows
Robert J.. kraicnka. 1870 p Mile
Hf.r'' Harry =. sargent. Si2l
Fcri0a RAYMOND +. Habcrek
fls@ +4'H Richard X Koch. f9H
Se.leE, t0reUpn first class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

MILESTONE We dldn even
know that they kept track OF
them but a telephone call from
Mas. L. Hedges says they count
the N-mdil letters sent from
England and that a letter from
her nephew IN the army Rich
ard Beckett, was the fifty
mlll!onth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

The boy Was ~ inarticulatcly
earnest but IL was really the
wedding ring on his finger that
made Mrs. Lewis decide. She
guessed that had something 10
do with it,
Some money changed hands.
The soldier offered his watch -
security. Mrs. Lewis refused IT..
Just helping him VaS enough
and, II she never got the money
back. IL vas All right
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
"a Rnhert j McNInllen. -.

TIC hNiS-Il y WV uIlfll, new
port. has qualified tor AVIATION
cadet training and VIII be trans
ferred 10 a training station from
Dodge City army alrileld, Kan.
Two brothers, parted by three
wears IN the army recently were
reunited IN Hawaii. They are
stanley and Marion Zarembo of
6204 Bingham Dearborn a third
brother John, is stationed AZ an
rny post IN California
Wft RECRUITS
Recently added members of the
WAC forces AZ the Detroit station
are Gertrude AuneSSer, 1892 Park
Katie Tobin. 26l1 Roosevelt
Audrey L. Wilson, 753 Delaware.
ann Cottull, 1880 Santa BaLhspa,
Frances \ brennan. 1910 Hol.
mar. Viva Eddy. S6q5 Sherwood
Blanche FeNers, 55il FarVew
Virginia r. Glist, 1885 Stoepel
GlsdNs D. King. 2ae3-N4t. f.,tir-trri-
Dorothy r.. kohler, i2S5 Fiji
'oorth Betty j. NcCraCken. $500
Evergreen Frances =. Norman.
32l' Naybury Grand Elizabeth X.
Patterson. 1895 Mansfield. Doris
\. PiotrowSki 1888 Mitchell;
Maria : Sirianni. 6234 Lambert.
Elnort =. stephens, 4i19 Burton
Helen Ibosicn. siS9 Bliss all of
brffON
Barbara X. Ipma. Margaret T..
Netmore. Grand Rapids Jose
phine Parent, BellcrII, Wilma VI.
Plunkett, O'>eEO. Grace Tupper.
Ann Arbor Bobby J. Boebe. Fix
Rapids, Diva VI Braui. Finishing
Doris I NcNander. Flint. kath-
crime \ witt, Howell Rchecca r.
hpplehN. Cadillac Lillian ..
Babis e33i Payne Dearborn Ro-
>ctts Copeland. Saginaw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

With Spring just around the corner it's high time to
invest in coorfu dresses Gay dancing prints pretty
pastes and smooth rayon jerseys
weather ahead. Newest and two-pece styles-many
bedecked with dainty trimmings Sizes 9-l5 1920 1914,
1852, l8L2-241z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

port. has qualified tor aviation
cadet training and VIII he trans
ferred 10 a training station from
Dodge City army airfield, Kan
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
SHOW Time AT
CLUB zOMBIE IS
GAY FLOOR SHOW

Those who attend the looT show
currently at Club zomb,c called
@Show Time" arc IN for q na>ica.
treat and viii ENJOY the show DC
Cause OF the variety Of songs per
sona.ticS in the lineup and The
pulehrl,udc Of the show cas-;
Peters Sisters. a trio 81 SWING
song rylisiS. otter fsyo'i'c sorSS
for your listening pleasure and
prove popular with the patrons
Rhythm Wllae, a ho.dCNcr from the
previous show. sends ,ongs your
way with has hsrmon.ca piat ing
Leon Collins executes ,apsiops FOR
on encore Tony and Marta. Spc-
oislty dancers. provide an tNo'lc
atmosphere 10 the exit While Rcra
Coll ms offers bits @. sweet songs
for the Sentimental! muse note low
erS This shOV IS cranTed with
= galaxy o. tine entertainment 20
celiCht each mcmbef OF the family
o. Breads Club Zombio
Harold Wailaco's band furn hes
the music for INC show and dan
eng
Gcnis, NOAH Brown offers a
warm welcome 80 frst ri,cys and
cabaret coCrS 20 sec TIC SHOW
7 nc SKI; al the popular Oakland
street n.;cry. Breads Club Zomb.c.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
L eigh Whipper
To Star On NeU
Pageant Series

NEW YORK. 49, ,ANP)-The dra-
maIc prayer II a Negro mother
A-ta sons m the armed forces was
The El-hisht Of the SCRIPT Of the
pageant New World Adjoining"
DoCSoU for the Negro Freedom rally
which VIII be held al Madison
Square Garden June 26 when a
group Of invited artists and writers
gathered al the institute for Inter
national Democracy on Wednesday
evening.
The script was read by VIII Geer,
star 81 Tobacco Road Leigh Whip
per OF Mission ~ Moscow and
Gordon Heath. local actor and writ
cr One hundred interested persons
listened to the dramatic reading Of
the 81 p, - lis first public hearing
After the reading. the group VAS
asked 10 submit criticism MANY re-
Spordod offering pertinent sugges-
tIonS. but all agreeing that the
script was cxcellently done
MoJor characters portrayed were
SoJourncr Truth. Tom Paine. and
Dorie Miller, hero mesSboy An orr
2inal poem by Coun,ee Cullen forms
part Of the pageant.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
Plan Guest Hour Party
For II HOrsemen Club

Beginning on Monday. June 5, en-
te"tainerS, singers and musicians
Will be special guests OF - Horse
men Club in their Sky Room, 1923
ErSkipe street
The gala party will be held on
Monday night OF each week at
which time theatrical persons Will
entertain club me lbcrS and guests
al ne Guest Hour" fun jamborCCs
ANY entertainer who wishes may
become a special guest and become
eligible TO enter big entertainers
contest held every Monday night.
Entertainers Honored
Entertainers, singers and music
ianS Will be given special cOnsldCra-
ton and privileges while the guests
of the club. Each entertainer who
enters the contest and wins the
party honors for that particular
night will be entered in the monthly
contest held the last Monday in each
month.
Winners Of the monthly contest
! will receive a ten dollar prize and
have their pictures displayed in the
| II Horsemen Clubhouse and Civic
Center as well as publication in the
Michigan Chronicle
Patrons and friends Of the Horse
men club are urged to get their
friends together and attend the
"Gutst Hour" party which Will be
held in Sky Room, 1913 Erskine
street each Monday night Enter
/ tainers who wish to participate IN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
Miss Vanity Fair
Crowned Wednesday

son was named Miss Vanity Fair"
and was crowned with honors at the
affair.
Winners OF the hair style show
were Miss Gertrude Tansil, who re-
ceived first prize money OF fifty
dollars and Miss Emma Douglas,
who received second prize Of TWEEN
ty-fve dollars. The other fourteen
contestants were awarded consola-
ton prizes by Harold Scott
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
EntetainerAsk
AdoptionOfLst
Practices Code

A declaration written by Max
well Anderson. Lillian Hellman
and Peter Lyon. containing o
three-point program with regard
10 treating the Negro problem IN
full truth with full seriousness as
contribution TO national unity.
was heartily endorsed by five hun
dred stage. screen and radio per-
formers
The three-point program asks the
cooperation OF writer's OF books,
plays. radio scripts. motion pic
lures. short stories and comic strips.
II asks that the writers stop por-
trsying the Negro as "happy-go-
lucky, lazy illiterate. superstitious
clown" The program asks that
the Negro artist be judged on
merit and not on the color OF his
face.
The declaration warns that ",he
most vicious result OF a vicious
mind is the concept OF the right OF
one man to subjugate another"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03

Mickey Brooks and others are max
ing fine marines, giving our city a
good name.
Card comes from Cpl Andrew
Oglesby at Goldman Field. Ky. say
ing there's no place like the Big d.
Was al Selfridge for long time
and should know, huh2....
Winsome Mary T. Hays has her
camera and is readying 10 snap pix
at Civic Center. Claims she's a good
shemale pic taker. CHuhD. Homer
Jones claims he's booking show tai
ent from an Office IN Madison Thea
ire bldg. THE Chester Rentle-
Stutz Anderson booking agency rs
making progress and should prove
a big help 10 local folks. -. Lorenzo
Marvel at Turf Bar and Johnny Hill
OF the same drinkery are rivals for
patrons who like their daily schoon-
or OF suds Sky Room Of II Horse
men Club is readying to become the
headquarters for weekly Guest
Hour" parties on Monday mites.
Watch this space and paper for fur
Their announcement OF the gala party
idea. Chas. Haslett will be, IN
charge of the affair
Miss Fannie Johnson was crowned
Miss Vanity Fair" last week at q
fashion and hair style show at CIVIC
Center =. Gertrude Tansil won first
prize money $500 and Emma Doug
las won second money ,S25) gwen
by promoter Harold Scott.
For Reading Only
Pvt. Norman ClAton from Fort
Riley, Kansas. nv a cavalryman,
is home and having fun with
friends e.. Met Ruth Lucia Moore
| Elizabeth Troutman and jessie
King having drinks in a Valley
spot Raymond "Sportree" Jack
son has gone to great expense L
redecorate and remodel bis spo;
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
The Tropical Bar
Is RemodeLed For
Patrons Comfort

Raymond Sportrcc Jackson. owner
~ Tropical Bar. 203O Hastings street.
has remodclcd and recondltioned
his tavern for the convenience and
comfort Of his patrons.
New upholstered lounges and
scenic murals have been added by
owner Jackson 10 insure his guests
If Il pleasant atmosphere when they
and their friends spend an evening
at this popular tavern
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
LITTLE BEAU ORCHESTRA

AS they swing alone fowl hing
ruScal background for Big Joe
Turner blues recording star. Little
Beau. the latest edition in swing
history Is posting rave notices
whenever he has had opportunity
20 dispense his solid rhythms Head
ing a youthful aggregation coming
OUT OF Milwaukee. Wis. the Little
Caesar Of the saxophone takes his
orchestra. featuring Sheils Guyse.
a. Mobile, Ala, June 2
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
COTTON PICKERS TOPS

Having recently concluded 4 sue
cossful mid-Western tour, the Caro-
lima Cotton PickcrS announce coastal
engagements sponsored by debonair
william Prcsswood for June l6. II
and 70, Camden, Newark and AS
bury Park. all IN New Jersey Cecil
Groves, SINGING sensation, is fea-
turcd with the attraction.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
Swinging With
NiteliferS'
By LARRY CHISM

2o30 Hastings street .to provide his
patrons with com'or' ard good
atmosphere Lee rLedcl. W.
slams, has opened h.- rev bar al
800 For, street near Rtopci!c and
invites ms many. fricuds to come
gut and see him
AYT>: Lco'a Byrd. Georgia John
son and SBT Patricia Young al
Cocktail Lounge o.. They say Har-
old Lucas. waiter at Sixes, VIII
W.ddlc-aslc Il soon with Mary
Neal ,huh'p ...
Marines Mickey Brooks Jack
Walker and jimmy Norris arc SAID
20 be giving Detroit "a good rep
a. the marine base down South
Also that Fred Finley Poole was
honor man II his platoon =.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03

The fashion and hair STYLE show
given last week at II HorScmen
Civic Center by a group of young
men in an attempt to glorliy the
modern woman, WAS a social sue
cess
Beauty operators contest and eX-
hibits were conducted by Harold
Scott. Judging the HAIR style contest
were Vivian Lillard, Louise Cherry
and NJ A. Bickle Miss Fannie john
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
Swing To Stay
James Declares

A 6cr y that swing was on The
skloS and was diving on, wa, made
last week 20 reporter by Harry
James sensational trumpet player
and band lesder
James said Swing Is jus: popular
ss ever. Half Of the numbers by
our band has always been swing
and hall ballads and tho rest But
since We added strings. the division
is more noticeable"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03

SHOW TITLE AT.
SKIES NITERY

'Fun7apopp ne new floor
,noN whcn prem.ered Monday al
C..o Thrcc G66 boasts on array OF
rcc 5ud I'D how iavJr,,cs who
-ll4Acd Ltl-luo- patrons IN Betty
Taylor lt'e,' production
New 'alcu' ~ ne STOW lineup IN.
c'Gdc The emcee. Billy Maple. De.
Tl's fay1rtc singer, Dorothy Der
NICK ard Bhud Duke boogle-woogie
pianist
Held over for thc!r second show
we're Jump singer Lillian Fitzgerald
and Billy ByrG taps,er Ted Buck
acr and Ms band furnish the sho"
muse
( Patrons were loud IN their praise
0f-'Tc fun Session and floor show
lamborec
Richard King IS The genial host
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
MAYERELLE COMBINED

Christine chatham and her Decca
Recording Orchestra are carrying on
like real troopers these days minus
the services of featured vocalist.
Hey Lawdy Mama" Mayebelle. who
is recuperating from spell OF sick
ness.
The band also suffered losses OF
Big Bill Moore. tenor saxophonist
who has returned TO Detroit. II is
rumorcd Lonnie Johnson, blues re-
cording star who recently signed a
Ferguson Bros. contract is TO CO.
star with the chatham group.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
CLARENCE LOVE TRIUMPHs

Music lovers. fans and ardent fol-
lowers OF swing throughout the
southwest Will witness an innova-
ton for Clarence Love. former band
leader and batonst previously as
ISOLATED with such names as Pha
Terrell. Orlando Robson. Helen
HumeS and others when he pilots
the famous Darln2S OF Rhythm
through their musical chores via
Texas. Oklahoma and Kansas, first
mart Of Juno
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
DIR. Ely Attends Social
Work Conference In Ohio

CLEVELAND, Ohio.-Robers j.
Ely, director OF the Brooklyn ur-
ban League Lincoln Settlement
Inc, attended the National Confer
ence of Social Work being held here
in Cleveland, May 2l-27 Mr.. Ely
was recently elected to the re-
organized board of directors OF the
welfare council. New York City.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03

were doing up
the town and
seeing friends
tins week on a
short iuIluuCh
from Camp La
Jucnc, n ort h
Carolina And
were they hay
ing fun Marine
pvt Larry Nc
Intyre is back
home with an
honorable dis
charge Says for
mcr ID ct r O I
-. e,,gi, ~
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03

the weekly contests will be issued
card emitting them to special club
privileges during the evening. Make
plans now to attend the gala party
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
SNOOKUM RUSSELL CLOSES

LINCOLN, Neb. - Beng acclaim
ed as the most popular band TO
brighten the Kings ballroom. mid.
dleNcStCrn nltory, Shookum Russell
moves on TO new laurelS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03
SOME STUFF

Marine Sergcants Bill Reed Fm-
mott Carter and leonard HOigc
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-03

An n OIT
Celebrated pianist. will be the
second professional entertainer
10 appear on the new Screen
Test" series. which premieres
on WGN- Mutual Monday. June
II. from 8:l5 10 $50 pm. tCWT).
The series is designed 10 give
professional performers from
STAGE, radio night clubs. opera
and every other realm of the
entertainment world a chance
10 win film contracts. Tatum
will appear on the program
Tuesday. June IL.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-30
Sports Roundup

pitcher
valuable
Of
ening a knife and infection has set in
Shank y YAPS Louis heavyweight
Shanks
physical conditioning
lectures taking boxing
Miami early in
viii Kentucky Derby
arrived aah yesterday
umet farm horses shipped from Kentucky.
Knoxville Coach
football the
the basketball York
Day hut decided instead the
nearby Maryie College. will trip
Washington AFGI Joe broadcas of
the Army Navy will that
right the The largest
history has been for the Battle
departments
ChcagoAP-Notre and Lakes
football Saturday South
fourth time since they played - tie 1918
uar thriller TO the Tars virtue yard
the last 40 seconds OF the
Jackson MichAP-John Roxboough OF
weight Champion Joe Louis and
fight manager surrendered Southern Michigan
10 hegn serving IL to sentences The
cd about three conspiracy
ton with operations of numbers policy
they checked in at the prison.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-30
Normal Cage Squad to Play
Quintet From Romulus Base

The Huron basketball squad will
ply Romulus Air Base tonight at
$50 in Ypsilanti High School gym
nasium.
Uncle Sam began to tear apart
the Normals cage squad before it
played its first game November 20.
or the players VITO seemed destin.
ed TO start the season with the
team, one has already left school
while another is waiting TO be call
ed.
he player who has just donned
the blues OF Uncle Sam is Ralph
Bulls, while James Miller is the
player awaiting induction Their
loss will handicap the Green and
White somewhat because Of their
height.
The way things look. Robert
Geddis Ypsilanti, six feet. four In.
ches, will start at center; Richard
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-30
Pattern of National Hockey
League Race May be Changed

March.
Prospects are good for an excit-
ing championship battle among the
Canadiens. Toronto Maple Leafs
and Detroit Red Wings, while in the
lower division the rangers and
Hawks are likely to raise strong
disputes IN Boston's claim on the
last playoff spot.
Canadiens' objective tonight will
be TO expand their one.point mar
gin over the Maple Leafs, who are
idle until Saturday
At Chicago, the Black Hawks
will be looking for their first vic
tory over Boston.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-30

Gabriel, FIVE feet, 10 inches. De.
troit, and Robert Bentley. Monroe
five feet five inches will be at
the yards; Dale Reid, Whitaker.
six feet, three inches. will be Ger.
tain TO start at one forward, while
James Miller or James Burreu will
be at the Other forward post.
D. The Hurons should do pretty well
this year. although the team is not
Y. to pre-war standards. After
the turn of the semester. things
may shape up a little differently
due II tie ineligibility and drafting
OF some Of the freshmen players
or the . players to be carried.
there will be no more than two
upperclassmen, the rest will be
freshmen.
AS for the ability and the height
OF e squad they have consider.
able class but to date have not
functioned well as a unit. The
starting FIVE should average close
10 six feet The reserves will not
be too strong but have plenty Of
fight.
Coaching the squad this year will
f. Rynearson. ably assisted by
Robert Harvey. senior student.
Bob. by the way, Is a baseball catch
er with plenty OF ability. who will
go up with the Philadelphia team
in the National League in the
spring.
Richard Gabriel. Detroit Is the
only returning veteran from last
years five. Newcomers who may
have a slight edge because OF ex-
perience include: Hugh Loveland.
Ann Arbor: Ted Heiser, James Bur.
rell, Ypsilanti: Robert Bentley.
Monroe: Robert Geddes. Ypsilanti:
James Miller, Ypsilanti; Robert
Muethaler, Hamtramck. Milton
Havel.. Detroit; John Studenka,
Monroe. and James Black, ST.
Johns.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-30
Two Service Men
Suffer Wounds

Ann Arbor Mich. Nov. 30 Rela.
tives OF two Ann Arbor service men
have received word from the gov.
eminent that the men have been
wounded in action.
Martin Kapp, 500 Thompson St,
was notified that his brother. Pvt
Clarence w Kapp, was wounded
in action in Italy. Pvt. kapp was
former Ann Arbor High School
student and had been employed al
the Ford Willow Run Bomber
Plant.
DR. and Mrs. l.. =. Fisher 1922
Granger Ave. have been informed
that their son. Pvt. Leonard Fish.
err. has been slightly wounded by
shrapnel. He was in combat in
France.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-30
(By the Associated Press

10Y IIt No6U'IdItU t0oI
The symmetrical pattern OF the
National Hockey League race will
be unaltered by tonight's two games
wi the league-leading Montreal
Canadiens at home TO the New
York Rangers and Chicago enter.
tanning the Boston Bruins.
The league pattern Is simple. con
sisting of two well-de1ned halves Of
the .hree teams each That basic
design has acquired a look OF
premanence. and indications are
that there won't be anything more
then local disturbanc~ in the two
sections between now and next
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-30
Ypsilanti BoWling Scores

3S4, Dorene oliver 3l5,. Peggy Law.
son (aye.) 366, Billie Schneider $40.
Local so
Joanna Fleming $40, Ellen Drake
2SS. Irene Trzcinski 500, Donna
Aathes 325, Ann Halan 267, handi-
cap 1853.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-30

LONDON-INS-More than 200
persons, according to an estimate
OF the London Daily Mail Tuesday,
were killed in the mammoth ex-
plosion OF the Royal Air Force