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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08
Deaths
JOHN J. WILLS, OR.

John J. Wills, sr., passed away
Thursday at Boyer Hospital. where
he had been III for II days. He
was born In New Castle West, Lin.
erick County. Ireland, May 2s. 1894.
He had been employed by the Ford
Motor Co. for nearly rs years, the
past FIVE years as superintendent u
the Ford Generator Plant here. He
served with the British Army In
World War One and was q member
OF the Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Ypsilanti Post, No. 240S, and an
associate member OF the American
Legion, Post 2s2.
He married Bridget Barrett, Feb.
20, 1917 in New Castle West, Ire.
land, who passed away Feb. IS,
1892. He is survived by his moth.
er, still living in Ireland; tour
daughters, Mrs. Gerald Croghan,
Margaret Wills. Christine Wills,
and Cecilia Wills, all OF Ypsilanti:
and one son. John Wills, Jr., now in
the U. S. Navy.
Funeral services will be Satur-
day morning at 10000 in st. Johns
Catholic Church, with burial fol.
lowing In st. Johns Cemetery.
The Rosary will be said Friday
evening at 500 in the Geer Flu
neral Home. Friends may call AT
the Funeral Home.
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taxpayers
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ton, this money will all be allo-
Gated TO the Community Fund"
Personally | feel that the As
ISOLATION has developed into a
group with a fine civic sense con-
cludes the president. The great
est accomplishments made by this
group were: the spread of infor-
nation and knowledge as TO the
methods and costs OF operation OF
our government; the increase of
a directioned public opinion. well
proved by the votes cast in the last
local election: and the presentation
OF a group Of 300 resident most
ly small home owners) Of their
problems and hopes to a oonscien-
tious and cordial council elected by
all the people" .a..
II the association votes 10 con.
tinue, officers to be elected may be
nominated from the floor in add
ton to the following names sub
mitted by the nominating commit
tee chairmaned by Andrew Smith,
r. S. Starr, c. c. jerks. Ray Flu
gate for PRESIDENT; vice president
to come from the remaining candi-
dates: Mrs. Hazel Pierce, Mrs. Es-
tella Campbell, secretary; and
Arthur Fluelling, treasurer.
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9:00-Hits and Tibet.
BLUE 30-Home and Garden;
1;30-Fighting AAF;
5:0O-Duke Ellington hour:
S:00-Early American Dances;
l0:30-War Bond Drama, Pacific
supply.
MBS-l1:30 a. M Bobby Hockey;
$3.50 p. m.-War Bond Drama,
Counterpart for Cromer';
5:0O-Sports Parade:
7:00-American Eagle in Britain
9:00-Jean Goldkette music.
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WILLIAM sApLER

william sadler. long time
resident Of York and Ypsilanti
townships. passed away at the
home Of his grandniece, Mrs. Lores
Ross. 1920 Ellsworth Rd., this morn.
ing. He was 100 years old.
He was born May II. 1s45 in
England, son OF Thomas and Re.
becca Crockton Sadler. He mar
ried there in 1865 and came to
America in 1859, the year Lincoln
was assassinated, on a sailing yes
sci. The journey required six
weeks. Mrs. Sadler died in 1922.
Two children also preceded him
in death.
Surviving are two nephews and
one niece, in England, one nephew
in Ypsilanti township, and four
grandnieces.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 2 O'Clock from the
Moore Funeral Home with Rev.
Harvey c. Colburn officiating. Blu
rial will be in Stony Creek Gene
terry.
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Pacifiic
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by tanks, and the 9TH Army Divis-
ion on the east, both hammered at
the other group of survivors driven
into the southern coffin corner Of
Okinawa.
THE Okinawa fighting was never
intended to decide the fate Of our
nation" Tokoy broadcast. Stimuli
taneously, it claimed 10000 Amer
leans have been killed and 566 L..
s. vessels sunk in the campaign.
American figures list 26.677 ground
casualties. Is vessels sunk and 5S
damaged.
Two B.29s were lost in the heavily
escorted attack yesterday on Osa-
ka and its important arsenal. ia
panese were warned by their own
propagandists that raids will be-
come more frequent. bombing OBJ
jectives will be enlarged and we
can expect that medium and small
cities" will be hit. Superforts
have been busy accommodating new
targets, Tokyo said, and last night
laid mines along the inland sea.
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Miss Doris Hops
Wins Scholarship

Doris Hops, Ypsilanu High
School senior. is one of the 81
Michigan high school seniors TO re-
ceive an undergraduate scholarship
TO Michigan State College.
Each scholarship amounts to
Si35 a year and $45 a quarter ana
is awarded to the students on the
basis OF leadership qualities. need
for some financial aid, and a posi-.
ton in the upper one.third OF the
graduating class.
4 minimum OF one award was
made in each OF the IL senatorial
districts Of the state. and the
grant may be continued through
the entire L. quarters Of college II
the student maintains their scholar.
ship standards.
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In the Sick Room

Mrs. J. c. Roth. Whitmore Lake.
Is recupersting at Boyer Hospital
after undergoing an operation early
in the week. She will stay with her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Rausch, 9l5
Hawthorne ST.. after she Is dis
charged from the hospital.
Emerson Forester was taken to
Boyer Hospital wednesday evening
in a serious condition.
Mrs. William Hayes. who under.
went an operation at Boyer Hos
pital last Friday. is doing nicely.
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Var in Brief
CBy Associated Prsss)

CBy Associated Press)
Oklnawa-American troops start
final battle for Oklnawa. press
against last-ditch japanese de-
Tense line across coffin-corner
southern tip OF island Marines
scaled up escape corridor OF re-
naming Japanese on Oroku Pen
insula
Philipplnes-Infsntry took Bay
ombong In the Cagayan Valley,
northern Luzon. Fierce fighting
continued in watershed area east
OF Manila. On Mindanao, Japan
csc resistance pocket north OF Da.
vac broken.
China-Army spokesman esti-
mated 100000 japanese in Burma
Thailan. Indo-China, Malay isolat-
ed by Chinese offensive in Kwang.
81 province. Chinese high COM
mand said troops in Liuchow and
capture probable. Kwellin, 100
miles northeast, also said likely be
recaptured.
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Legal Notices
SAFE or RUAL EsrATr

BALL vi RIAL GbTATB
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County Of wash
teuaw
At a session OF said Court asld at
the Probate office In the CITY OF Ann
ArbOr. I'm said County on the 2lst
day OF May, A. u. i945.
Present, Hon Jay q. Pray. Judge
Of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
rillie raokmann, also sometimes
known as TITLE Taokman, Deceased
Rosena NJ. Hewlett Executor,
having filed In said Court her petit
ton praying for license to sell the
interest OF said estate in certain
real estate therein described for tho
purpose OF paying debts, charges.
and expenses.
II is Ordered, that the 18th dav OF
June, A. II. 1913, at 9 o'clock CCWT)
IN the forenoon at said Probate Of
flee, be and IS hereby appointed for
hearing said petition. and that ali
persons interested in said estate ap-
pear before said Court a: said time
and place, to show cause why a lic-
ensTI W esell the interest = said
eStats IN said TsaI estate should not
be granted
It is Further Ordered. THAT public
notice thereof oo given By publfca-
ton Of a copy of this order. for three
successive weeks previous to said
dav Of hearing. in tho Ypsilanti Daily
Press. newspaper printed and cir
culsted in said County.
JAY G. PRAY,
true copy.
Nora o Rorgert, Register of Probate
Adv. 5-6OS
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Show
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Members OF the Vanities cast
were: Betty Day. David Atkinson,
Thomas Atkinson, Betty Reaume,
Nancy Philbin, Juanita Emmett,
Hazel Hornor, Minnie Sugitt, and
Eugene Irish.
Mrs. Wanda Walker provided the
furniture for the play.
The Fairview Post 1893, auxiliary,
OF Detroit attended the show Thurs
day evening.
Ticket collectors we're: Mrs.
Dora Ferguson and Mrs. Mary
Lore; ticket seekers, Mrs. Viola
Bird, Mrs. Ula Williams; ushers,
Mrs. Marie Allen, Mrs. Helen Wat
erbury, Mrs. Edith Grahm, and Mrs.
Ethel Youngs. Chairman of the
ways and means committee was
Mrs. Ora Allen.
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Municipal Court

Mrs. Dorothy Dorsey, Saline,
was fned $40 for excessive speed.
Columbus Nicely, West Lodge,
Willow Run, was sentenced to pay
fines Of S57 or spend SO days in
the county jail. He had disre.
garded several traffic summons;
three for failure to have ad rivers
license. one for speeding, another
for a stop sign violation, and not
having license plates or registration
for the car.
Total receipts OF the court, We'd
nesday and Thursday, were Sl6S.42.
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Pick of the Air Today

National Broadeastlna Company
RED NETWORK-WLW 100. WWJ
$50. WMAQ $40.
BLU NETWORK - WXYZ 1870.
WHAM 1850.
colurbla eroadeaStlnp Company
WJR $50. wEBM $50. WCKY 1880.
WFBM 1890. VICAR 1880. WBNS
1850. WOOD 1910.
Mutual BroadesstlnV Company
RED NETW kK CKLW 500.
WJBK 1890. WGN TO.
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PIcKETs INJURED

Bay City, Mich.-Three women
pickets and a police officer were
Injured today when an automobile
was driven into a picket line at
the Bay Manufacturing Co. divis-
ion Of Electric Auto-Lite Corpora
ton. Police Chief Frank w. An
derson identified the driver of the
car as Fred S. Wacker, assistant
general manager of the plant.
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RELEASED

0wosso, Mich Mrs. Florence
Sawyer OF Middlebury Township
was released from the Michigan
State Hospital at Pontiac today ar
ter the Michigan supreme court
ruled that her commitment was ille-
gal.
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MARY C. Phillips

Mary c. Phillips passed away
Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF her niece. Mrs. Lafayette Sphinx,
275 s. Wallace Blvd.
She was born in Augusta Town
ship, October 10. 1862. marrying
Ferridon Phillips. on April q. 1886.
and moved to Ypsilanti in 1918
from a farm west OF Milan. She
was a member Of the Methodist
Church in Ypsilanti. Her husband,
passed away November II. 1910
Mrs. L. Sphinx, the niece, has made
her home with Mrs. Phillips since
sh was a little girl.
Mrs, Phillips was a graduate OF
ChIlds School and the Normal Col
lege, and taught in Raleighvile and
Childs Schools for several years
She sang in the Milan Methodist
Church and Mooreville choirs for
30 years.
Funeral services will be az the
Stevens and Bush Funeral Home
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. Walter B. Heyler officiating
Burial will be in Rice Cemetery.
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TONIGHT

TONIGHT
NBC-s:0 0-Paul Lavalle Melody;
S:30-Duffy's Summer Finale:
9:30-People Are Funny:
11:30-Great Novels, House OF
Seven Cables.
CBS-7:3O-Friday on Broadway;
s:0O-Henry Aldrich;
9:00-It Pays to be Ignorant;
1O:00-Moore ana Durante.
BLU-S:00-Pages OF Melody, new
time
s:30-This is FIJI;
9:00TFamous Jury Trials;
l0:00-Pacifie Flight.
MBS-7:15-Sinfonietta:
9:30-Double or Nothing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08

Gen. Douglas Macarthur has won
more American decorations than
ever were given to any other Army
officer and also has medals from
10 foreign governments.
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MADRID ms The sale of
British newspapers and magazines
throughout Spain was permitted
under a new decree announced to-
day by Spanish officials In Madrid
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New York Stocks

New York, June Rails
and scattered industrlals made
further Roadway in today's stock
market although many leaders dis
played considerable indifference.
Investment demand still was the
principal price lever. Foreign prob
lens and thoughts OF Washington
anti-speculation moves, however,
again served as restraining factors.
Selectivity prevailed at the start.
Dealings were relatively slow but
plus signs we're in the majority
near midday.
by IatlinE. Lerehen 8 Company
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08

Appert, a Paris chef. originated
canning. His method was to place
sealed bottles containing the food
in a water bath and then bring
the water TO the boiling point.
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Detroit, June S-AP-wFA-

Detroit, June S-AP-WFA-
HOGS salable 100. Steady today
and for the week; ali desirable
barrows and gifts at $3.50. the
ceiling; most sows Sl4O0-l415.
CATTLE salable $50. Today's
trade steady. For week. slaughter
steers and yearlings steady TO
strong. better grades getting most
action; beef cows very active.
strong 10 20 higher; Gamers and
cutters erratic, but about steady:
bulls highly uneven. closing at
weeks best time, mostly steady;
stOckers and feeders active, firm,
load lots mostly choice l,O3O-l.O SO
ID. steers $500, odd head to $3.50:
bulk good and choice steers and
yearlings. Sl5.25-l6.75; scattered
common and most medium $1,000
1900; best mixed yearlings $1,000;
bulk beef cows Sl0.50-li0O. few
best $1450; Gamers and cutters
mostly $75O.95O; bulk all sausage
bulls Sl0.00-l2.5O; beef bulls $500.
400. medium TO choice stockers
under 600 ID. S12.00-l4.75.
CALVES salable 200. Vealers
steady today For week; Vealers 81
lower: calves nominal, but weak;
top and bulk good and choice veal
ers $3.50, common and medium
mostly Sl2.00 1900; culls $500
1000.
SHEEP salable 200. Slaughter
lambs and sheep about steady
today and for week but demand
uncertain and general trade carry
ing bearish undertone; deck most
ly good 81 ID. Canadian wooded
lambs $3.50. bulk good and choice
shorn lambs number l pelts $1400-
1850: around 200 mostly choice
shorn lambs good number ] pelts
early $500, extreme top; late
top $l450; common and medium
shorn lambs $1l.00-lS.00; culls
100000; most good and choice
shorn ewes SS.25.9.OO; others Sos;
thin culls $2.50-400.
Detroit, June S-AP-WFA-
Prices per dozen paid fob. De
troit, by first receivers for case lots
Of Government graded eggs from
grading stations, Thursday:
Whites-U. S. Grade A, extra
large. 43.5-43.9; large, 4l.541.9;
medium, 3S.5-3S.9. L. S. Grade B,
large, 3S.5-3S.s. Market firm at new
price ceilings.
Vegetables
ASPARAGUS No /, Sl.75 200
doz. bchs.
BEETS-No. l, bu.. $l.00-l.5o.
I $l.25-l.5O. red, 1892. -
CARROTS-N4 2. :1.S5-l.75 De.
CAULIFLowER-No. l. bu.. S225
2.7F
CELERY ROOTS-No. !, S2.00-225.
DRY ONIONS-No. /. Si.25-l.75.
GREEN ONIONs-No. l, 70 9Oc
doz. bchs.
LETTUCE-$1OO-125 10 ID. bas-
ket.
IPARSLEY-No. /, 60-75c doz. bchs.
RADIsHDS-No. l, soc.$1.OO doz.
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Stork Calls

Son. Donald Robert. TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Harold Woodruff.
Huron River Dr.. May rs, Boyer
Hospital.
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Youth Held

OklIn d. wilder. 1894 Danvers
Court, Willow Village, was held
for investigation by the FBL.
when his statement OF his age and
his drivers license did not agree.
He lntained TO local police that
he was but II, and thus explained
why he had no draft papers. His
drivers license showed him to be
is.
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YpSiIdnti Briefs
Continues Grand Jury

The oneman grand jury for IN
Vestigating gambling In the county
will be in session June IS. having
been continued by Judge James r.
Breakey. Jr., upon the request OF
Prosecutor John Rae.
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Peeper Escapes

A window pepper was seen at ll3
S. Washington St. Thursday night
but he had disappeared from the
neighborhood before police arrived
although they were there in a mat
ter OF seconds. being In the area
and notified by radio. They found
footprints where the pepper had
stood below the window.
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SATURDAY

NBC-12:S0 p. m.-Atlantic Spot
light;
2:l5-Children's Book Awards;
4:30-Doctors Look Ahead;
8:30-Truth or Consequences;
10:00-Judy Canova Show.
CBS-9:30 a. m.-Country Journal:
1880 p. m.-Report to Nation;
Establishment Home;
7:30-America in the Air;
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The establishment OF a small cop.
per refinery in 1916 at Trail. B. c.,
was the beginning OF the refining
OF copper In the Dominion Of Cana.
ia
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Cubs to Shoot

OUUN 70 oWVVN
Torrance Vincent has invited
Cub Scout Pack 40. den 5, 10 a
rifle shoot, this afternoon. Each
boy has ten chances to shoot. using
a wooden gun which shoots wooden
pegs at such objects as a bell, tin
pan and wood barrel.
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Story Hour Arranged

oNUTJ TIVuT VTTWWHtu
Story hour at the Public Library
viii be at 1880. Saturday morning
Miss Carol Schaab will tell the
stories OF the "Emperor's New
Clothes" "Phumbelina," and The
finder. Box" and others.
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(YpsllantI Farm Rursau)
PRODUCE
(Newman's Grocery

The largest increases in food
prices since 1889 have been for
apples, potatoes. prunes and lard.
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Catches Bird
A green parakeet was caught by
Mrs. Dennis A. Kuhn. Thursday,
when II tried to land on her head.
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gu tun, tporauf ieb 5u iofortigem Of
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THE TREASURER

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1pobl auf 700 Dollor gu ftebem fou1.
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5rer1noe uns beiipringen tperoen.
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neuen &eftor. 9ie biert. un6 brttti6b.
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8eibno6tsferien mebr bergeiien IGBt,
olS Die QnfIiinoigung Ser tommenoen
@ramen.
+ + +
gea6rt6ten bon 6en S6IadtfeIs
bern oringen oft Biz ins Seminar
binein. 8ir fonmen unlerer 8Hi6t
nno auffor6erung Ser birgerIi6en
nno milttarif6en Stellen na9 our6
baufiges 56refben an uniere Ser
tpouoten in Der Nrmee. 8ir erbaIten
biele 8riefe ibrerieits. Die Site ebe.
maliger St11oenten un6 MitgIieoer Der
5amilie unferer Stuoenten in Der
Armee 11immt beitdnoig ga.
Sm Nobember uno 9eaentber tp,.r.
oen Die Seminortiten 8ieser, 8ids
uno S6iffer bena6ridtiet, oaB elmer
ibrer 8ritoer gefalIen iei.
+ + +
gu 1&nlerer auge1neinen ueberrra.
i6ung erbielten mir Dor furaem Die
Iufforoerung, uns I'M Muoitorium All
oerfommelu. BUR tpetteren uleberra.
l9ung tuuroe uns GrmeetapIan (2t.)
George &en1pfer porgeitellt. @ir ner.
men tbn 1tniern ,,6ilber Star Gbap.
LAIN. Ct lit ,pobI befannt unter Dem
Nonen ~Poore Of tbe Sorboles". Ct
er5ablte nns mon6es SntereKonte bon
ben po5ifiiben Snieln. 8eionoers Be.
tannt mar er nit 8ougainbiIle un6
Guam. @r par bon 6es 2obes iiber
Die Satigteit Der Miifionare auf bic.
len Snieln.
I'm bic @laubensit6r oieier 2e,,te
5r i@ilbern eradblte er bon einem
5au, tpo 6ie @iifionare, einfdlieBIt6
oes 8iidofs, eefongen genommen
tpuroen. Ser 8iidof bot oen @esner,
Prieiter 5u ben Snhulanern 5u ien6en,
Inn tbnen eeiitl@en Sroit gu ipenoen.
Sein 8unid tpuroe erfint an6 dapei
iapaniibe Prieiter ,puroen entf fanot,
Die freltoig bon ben Snfulanern en1p-
fongen !purben.
Geb. @e1npfer tpar bon 6es 2obes
iiber bic Sreue ieiner Wariner. Giinf-
unofiinf5ig Ero5ent 6erielben maren
ols &atbolifen beaei6net. 3u ieinem
groben 2etopeien mubte er 500 aus
ibnen begraben.
Wabren6 ct auf Dem SeIoe Meiie
lag, eroffnete Der 6eirrb Dos Geuer.
8abreno feline An6d9tteen fi9 ser-
ftreuten, berblieb fem Meb6iener aI-
1ein, um Die FL. Wefe au been6en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-24

Stimme bes &olfes fir Sas
Soiepbiuum
@tnlieot6 1en6e id] Sbnen $500
fir Die Rrteiter5Sglinge gum Danf
eeeen @ott in einem beion6eren Mn-
liegen. - Srau S. S., Eeras.
It T t
Qnbei fe1toe i6 Sbnen s Dollar
fir bic armen Stl1oenten, bic t9 Der.
fpro6en batte. - Mrs. g. st., gsebr.
t t Il
Enclosed please find check for
$1,000 for the poor students as
Thanksgiving to God.-B. B., Mass.