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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

game series Of But there was back-slapping
exchanging compliments and other evidences of confidence
that belied the silence.
Trous return form big morale booster because
the pitching staff is weakened badly for the six remaining
games in the all-important series with the Yankees
The big winner Lefty Hal Newhouser still is in Detroit
with side injury and he pitches in the he may
not be in top form,
Aon Benton, sensation early in the season is in puz
zing slump having failed finish his last six starts and
having gone without winning since Aug g.
Little Tommy Bridges, 'tckled to death 10 be back IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
SoftbaII Teams
Resume Tourney

Play will be resumed tonight in
the Detroit Softball Association s
round robin playoff series with
Briggs b m hers and EaStSlde
Sports claShinG al Mack Park.
$50 o'clock There will he two
carrier games preceding this tilt,
the first starting at Gas. Tomor-
row night Pepsi-Cola and the
BomberetteS meet in p ma jor girls
playoff AT the same time
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

Will cause Tot OF unhappy mo-
ments to Yankee foes before this
season is over.
He'd been working on IL so
that our batters would have
practice hitting against IT," Nc
Carthy was quoted from New
York. "Our bstters couldn't hit
him. so We figured maybe tho
other players wouldn't be able
10 either"
That's nice figuring, Joe. Ths
Tigers arc thankful YOU didn't fig
ure it out a little sooner-Just IS
hits and 10 runs sooner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
90 as .JMbiINnt Tigers Hail Trout

Uniform baseball uniform injured the long finger
his pitching hand his first appearance since leaving the
army That spreads the staff pretty thin, leaving only Frank
Stubbyl Overmire Les Mueller Zeb Eaton Jim Tobin and
George Caster, most Of whom relief pitchers. .
Manager oNei eiated over the good start, since
he feels Yankees the beat But he added
Of caution:
We're not forgetting have six more games here and
Ave Washington and could get into plenty of trouble
IN both places
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
SCORE IN FIRST

The Tigers scored first in the
first when Outlaw singled. stole
second and tailed when Trout
lashed the first of his two blows
10 left.
Two more Tiger markers
crossed in the third when Cram
er'S line drive cleared the barrier
and dropped into the seats in the
right field stands. Mayo had sin
gled and stole second.
Bunching six hits. the Tigers
accounted for four more in the
fifth. Mayo started with his two
bagger. He scored when Green
berg's mighty drive went high into
the lower deck Of the left field
stands. Roy Cullcnbine doubled
and scored on a single by Rudy
York. York scored when Paul
Richards singled 10 left.
There was one down in The
sixth when the Tigers went 10
work on Gettel again. Craner sin
gled and Greenbcrg walked A
single by Cullenbine score q
Cramer and York's single brought
Greenberg galloping over the
platter York later clicked at
home on a single by Richards.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06


afterwards" ONeill recalled
And then he went out and won
his next 10 games.
O'NeiH has never fined a
Tiger.
Merv Shea. former Tiger is not
returning as a coach for the PhilS
. l.. He has another job IN base
bali in sight for next year .
Cy Perkins, in New York reports
he will scout for the Phils next
season The rumor factory
has it that il Joe Mccarthy should
step out as manager OF the
Yankees, Bill Dickey will get the
Job And they say frankie
FriSch may 60. 10 Boston as man.
ager of the Braves.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Baseball Veterans
'MondrChs' Battery

The battery that the Kansas
City Monarchs will send against
the Philadelphia Stars in their
interleague clash at Briggs Sta
dium Sunday will be noted for its
baseball knowledge.
On the mound will be Leroy
(SatcheD Paige, peerless 39-year-
old pitcher. Back of the plate will
be Frank Duncan, the manager
who has been with the club for a
quarter of a century.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Norris and Crimmins
In Match Thursday

Joe Norris and John Crimmins
will cross paths for the first time
this season when their Stroh and
Parisclean bowling teams hook up
in an exhibition match at Club
Recreation Thursday at 9 p. m.
Rudy Pugel. formerly of the Mil
wsukee HeilS. will be in the Stroh
lineup
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Phils Get InfieIder

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. : fUPl
The Philadelphia Phllles had a
new prospect for third base today
in former army Sgt Eddie Wlac-
Yak, who was signed after reports
of his outstanding play in the
army's Pana m Canal Zone
League.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
.HOnners Help
Boost Tigers
By LEO MACDONELL

NEW YORK. Sept. 5-Begin-
ming with a triumph late in l943,
Paul dizzy Trout has. beaten
the Yankees 10 times in IL starts.
He won all of his six games with
the former champions last season
and this year bagged three out of
four.
Over the stretch, his only set
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Bob Tales
That 100 Rout Apt
TO Make Yonks Fade
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
The whole towns talking.

The whole towns talking.
There's no doubt about the pens
nant fever among the fans who
have made this the best baseball
city in the country.
Those surprising Tigers came
through with another victory In
New York yesterday, as you
know. What's surprising IL tho
ease with which our dam-bang
Bengals claw the threatening
New Workers while A humiiiat-
ing series with the Cleveland In
dians still Is fresh In their
minds.
Steve O'Neill carefully points
there still are six more games
to play against the McCarthymen,
but it's likely that 100 rout
yesterday took a lot out Of the
YankS that even Joe DiMaggio
will find il tough to replace.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Major Has OPENING

Michigan Major Classic Bowling
League has an opening for one
team. Captains interested are
urged 10 attend tonight'S meeting
az Crest Lanes or call Fred Hirt-
Inl Ia A1HH
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
{ & B Wins by Pin

r e. 3 bowling team defeated
New Center All-Stars by one pin
with 2835 in an exhibition match
at Red Mill last night the losers
shooting 1912 in their final
George Lingle's 632 and Bill
Kenet's 623 stood out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

old Yankee bat
ting practice
pitcher, just re-
Gently put on
the active list
as Joe turned
frantically for
help, was a bit
Of canny Stra-
I g & y I h a I
worked - too
late.
That knuck-
Ter of Schrieb-
er's probably
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Honor Dave Ferriss
In Boston Sept. 3

BOSTON. Sept ) CUP) Bos-
ton baseball fans, headed by Gov.
Maurice }. TobIn and l.. s. Sena-
tor Leverctt SaltonStall. made
arrangements today 10 honor
rookie pitcher Dave FerriSs Of the
Red SoX with a special celebration
on Sunday. SeDt n.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
EaqIes Buy Back

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s tUP)
Johnny Butler, former Univer-
sity of Tennessee halfback. be-
came the permanent property of
the Philadelphia Eagles today. OBJ
tanned from the Pittsburgh Steel
ers in exchange for four players.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
CAPITOL A THREAT

OF the new teams, Art Tesner's
Capitol, Class b Central States
champ and runnerup in Class b
of The Detroit Times Tournament.
looms as the most formidable with
Bill Strike, Joe PotoSki, Ed Ber-
lin and Bob Brogan on the firing
line. Joe Tropea's Mt. Elliott Rec
reation returns after a two-year
absence with Ed Bentley, John
Grondon. Ed Hogan and Marve
Minda.
Capt. Howard Vautherot and
Frank Ralko are left on Schmidt,
formerly Farris, with Mike La
Posta, Charles PasCarette and
Claude Schultz new. Joe Plasky
should help Pete Ruehle, Frank
keefe and Fred Stark on Ed
Trosien'S East Warren Recreation,
formerly Delray.
Capt. Phil Steinheiser, Elmer
Dreher and Stan Ignatowski re-
turn with Shapiro, formerly Welch.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
HERE AND THERE:

had told about IL. we might be A
little Skeptical over the story Of
the 2lA pound muSkie that was
found 10 have a bottle OF beer IN
its stomach when caught by a
fisherman up In Wisconsin A
l5-year-old named Keith Nuttall.
who hits just as hard as Willie
Joyce is Hammerin' Henry Arm
Strongs latest protege
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Detroit Girls Lose

CLEVELAND, Sept. 5 Dayton
Marines today are major girls
softball champions of the East
Central region. They gained this
honor by beating the Hudson girls
OF Detroit last night. 4-3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

for Steve al
Cleveland Il.
O'Neill fine d
J o h n n y SOC
because of ar
es cal pad e in
r o s I o n. ! n
W h / c h I h c
chucker threw
his fast pitches
al costly chan
deliers, broke
m irror and
otherwise c u [
up.
"But I had
quite a talk
with him
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

back was Suf-
fered July 8 in
Detroit.
b e h ! n d
Trout's master
ly SIC We nh il
p ! I c h ! n 6
at Y a n k e G
Stadium yes
terday, the Ii
gers pounded
out a 10 to O
vic tory over
the Yankees.
II was TrOtIf'S
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

is possible be-
cause the hip
pivot is less
and you make
only a three
q u a ter in
stead of a full
swing with the
short irons.
You keep the
body action at
a minimum in
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

Mayo manages 10 he on base
when the home runs come. He
was aboard each time when
Cramer and GreenbeTg got
their fOur-ply blows here yes
terday.
Eddie reported after the
game that his ailing right
shoulder gave him no trouble.
O'Neill Is keeping his fingers
crossed. Mayo means a lot In
the Tiger lineup.
LEO MACDONELL
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Metro Fives
Are Stronger
By HAROLD KAHL

Considerably strengthened in
team personnel. the Metropolitan
AIl-Star Classic viii launch its
fifth season with six bowling
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

matches at Bud
Ritter s Recre-
alton tomorrow
at 9 p. m, fol-
lowing opening
ceremonies a I
$50.
Six of last
S e a on s u
clubs are back
with I h G same
n a m eS. four
h av e changed
sponsors. while
two are new,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
sIZABLE CROWD

First of a seven game series to
be jammed into five days. crowd
of 1882 customers turned out for
the tilt. II was considered a siz-
able turnout. coming as IL did the
day after a holiday.
Trout now has won IA games
and lost 13 for the current season.
AL Gettel, who started for the
Yankees. in six and two-thirds in
nings, gave up to the hit hungry
Tigers grand total of IS safe
ties. including home runs by Doc
Cramer and Hank Greenberg,
their fifth and ninth Of the season.
On each occasion Eddie Mayo
was on base after lacing out a
hit Mayo bagged three hits. one
a two bagger. Jimmy Outlaw also
.poled three hits. Trout himself
contributed two hits To The cause.
With the exception of Skeeter
Webb, every Tiger got at least
one.
Paul Schneider, AZ years old.
who was batting practice pitcher
for the Yankees for eight wears
until put on the active list the
other day. finished on the mound.
In three innings he did not allow
the Tigers hit
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
NATIONAL

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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

Runs-Mayo ? Crsmer 2 YORK CrsenbeTr
2 Culenbine OUTLAW Errors-Mayo Grimes
Runs batted in-CfAmer . Greenbere 4 Cui-
lenbint, York OUTLAW Richards Trout
Iwo-base hitR-Metheny. Mayo, Cuilenhins
Home runs-Cramcr Greenbeir stolen baseg
Outlaw. Trout MAYO. Sacrifice hlt--Cramsr
Double play-Mayo o. York LEFT on bases-
Detroit o. New YORK Pases on balls
OF Cettel i of sohreber on Trout
Struck out-By Getfef y by SchrFibcr 1 BY
Trout HitS-OU Geftel ! = On sa, inninre.
off schrsiber IN rs innings Losing
pitcher--Cette Umpircs-Roysr. summer.
Crieve and Rue Time IS. Attendance
-l64R2
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Opening for Team

There is an opening for one
team in the $50 Tuesday House
League al Club Recreation, 1876
Woodward
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
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TODAY GANtS
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

Bridges has a bruised finger
on his right hand, suffered by a
batted ball in Mondays double
header with the White SON in
Detroit. The injury is sore, but
not serious.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
sSpOrt
Henk 5 Stand In
Is Physical Double
Is LEO MACDoNELL

NEW YORK. Sept. s. Ed
NlerkowicZ, the Tiger recruit out
fielder off the Wyandottc sand
lots, standing 6 feet 3 inches, Is
only, one-half inch shorter than
the towering Hank GTeenbCTE -.
And Ed weighs almost As much
as the Tigers slugging left fielder
Nd finished I'm Hanks place
in the Outfield yesterday aud
pntted once He lifted a fly
aAu, 20 Metheny in right field
-, MierkOwicL. only 81, won
sur letters in high school =.
BesiteS baseball, he won them
I'm football. basketball and track
-. He played an end In foot
hall He Is an army dis
Charge.
Joe Rue. who was one Of four
umpireS IN the Tlger-Yankee
game here yesterday and who
u earS a black eye given him by
Charley (Greek) George. the
Athletics catcher. is saying moth
iIfg pending action by Will Har-
ridge George may get a
years suspension and a fine -.
u is rTsre for 4 player 90 slug
an umpire -. Johnny Allen and
Umpire Barr in Pittsburgh two
NzHrs ago engaged in the first
such brawl in more than a decade
Gave Only Five
Steve O'Ncill recalls that Allen
lc one Of the fnW nlaNnrs he
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Red Likes Another

Claudy Buddy Young. the
9.5 sprinter. tied Red Oranges
one year record of Is touch
downs as Illinois last football
season, hut Grange calls team
mate Paul Patterson better
halfback Creighton Miller,
backfield coach at Yale, talks
mp the new All-American foot
ball league too soon 20 graduate
Cnlleg gianS.
Apparently publicity ism, the
magic formula most pro sports
officials think II is At least
that's the attitude Of the l.. s.
Football League, the pro oreani-
zation believed 10 be dead and
buried a big executive Of the
loop claims II has been going
ahead with its work.
Practically every team In the
Southeastern Conference will
use the ct" formation In their
football systems this year
Only three used il last season
-. With big league teams go
ing back TO Florida 10 train
next spring. plans are under
way To conduct 81 500 base
ball players golf tourney
The only hitch is where 10 get
the Sl,500 prize money.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
HAL HURLS FRIDAY

Newhouser. who is due TO re-
join the club tomorrow or Friday
is scheduled 10 pitch Friday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
ONE REASON

The Yankees have had 1908
runners left on base this season,
which appears TO be Al least one
of the answers why they are not
on top.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
BETTER GOLF
Left Foot on Ground
BY SAM SNEAD

In the short shot with irons
your left foot remains firmly on
the ground with little or no lifting
of the left heel as in wood or long
iron shots This ,.-,, ,
is DOSSibIp be- J IuAA.o. ocFCr "a
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
OVernlire. Benton
Face YankS Today

NEW YORK Sept 5-Frank tSubby) and Al Benton
pitch Tigers against the Yankees doubeheader
the Yankee Stadium here today.
eight and lost games. Benton will be
seeking his twef i've
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
He's Too Canny

It's just as well Joe Mccarthy
didn't come up sooner with Methu-
selah Paul Schreiber. The 42-year-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

first appearance of the year here.
He was on the sidelines with an
injury on his teams two previous
visits.
BY virtue of the win, the Tigers
picked up a valuable one-half
game to boost their league lead to
two and one-half games over the
Senators, who were idle. 1t also
showed back the upstart Yankees
and Browns, who have had cham
pionship ideas of late.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

Ernie Bonham and Joe Page
are To hurl for New York. Bon
ham has bagged six games and
lost 10. Page has split with two
wins and two losses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

With another dOuble-header
morrow, the Tigers and
Yankees have two in succession.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Gave Only Five

Steve O'Ncill recalls that Allen
IS one of the few players he
tO'NeilD ever fined II oc-
CURED when Allen was pitching
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

Totab - is Totals - : ~ q
Rs,roii 1sw w. oi2 o4s ooo-Io
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-11
JIMMIE ALBERT
 FROM ANG00NIS
 IN HOSPITAL NOW
Coast Guard Auxiliary Boat Completes Mercy
 Brand

Chalk up another successful AL aska mercy trip. With the arrival in port last night at 6 o'clock of the Coast Guard Auxiliary boat with Jimmie Albert of Angoon the mercy trip was completed, Today, Albert, 63-year-old native is slowly recover ing in the Government Hospital from the effects of a stroke that paralyzed his right side and put him in coma, it is announced.
 Dr. James Smith, Indian Affairs doctor, who accompanied the Coast Guard boys on the trip, said he administered 1000 cubic centimeters of glucose into the veins of the man as the boat proceeded toward Ju- neau. He said the patient responded favorably to the emergency treat ment. For almost IA hours, Dr. Smith treated the patient-until the Coast Guard Auxiliary boat docked in Juneau. Further treatment was given then at the hospital and the weary sailors and doctor, after 28 hours vigil, could get some rest.
 Dr. Smith said the principal teacher of the Angocn school wired January 9 telling of the mans con- dition and asking for advice as An goon has no doctor.
 The boat left that afternoon for the isolated Indian village.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-11
ELIZABETH CR0pLEY pERMENTER SERVICES
 WILL BE ON FRIDAY

The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Permenter, the former Elizabeth Cropley, who died January 8, will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Memorial Presby- terian Church it is announced to- day.
 The Rev. Walter A. Soboleff will officiate and interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Surviving rela- tives are her husband, Otis Per- menter, now in the Army, and her Mrs. Susie Michaelson; brothers, Jake and Henry Cropley of Juneau; and sisters, Mrs. Anna Hargrave of Juneau, Mrs. Mar garet Breedlove of Seattle, and Mrs. Katherine Williams of An chOrage
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-11
JACK 5CHMITz
 DIES WEDNESDAY,
 IN ST. AN N }
We'll Known Juneau Base ball Player Passes
 Away at 34

Jack E SchmitZ, 34, resident of Juneau since March 1929 and we'll known baseball player died in St. Ann's Hospital at 2:05 o'clock yes terday afternoon after a short ill., ness. Schmitz was born in Raven dale, Washington, December l6, 1910. He is survived by his wife, Rose, and two sons, Jackie and Dale and by a daughter, Karen.
 Other surviving relatives residing in Juneau are three brothers, Fred, Gus and Bill; and sister, Mary Rhodes.
 Other brothers and sisters outside are Frank Schmitz, H olly ywoo d, Calf; Peter Schmitz, Seattle; Mrs. Glen Gilmore, Seattle; Mrs. Lloyd EIildinger, Raymond, Wash; and Ann Hill, Tacoma.
 Jack Schmitz was employed in the Alaska Juneau Mine for a num- Der of years and for the past two years he has worked for the USED as a Welder.
 During his many years residence in Juneau Jack was familiar fig ure on the local baseball diamond. Never too tired from his days work to play, he always put on good game for the thousands of people that filed through the grandstand during the years he played and fans always got the worth of their money.
 One Fourth of July, years ago, Jack and three of his brothers each made home run in the same game This baseball feat made Ripley s Believe It or Not" column.
 Funeral services will be held at Charles w. Carter's Mortuary o'clock Saturday afternoon, under the auspices of the Elks and the ritual service will be used.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-11
JAMES CAGNEY IS
 IN FRISCO KID"
 AT 10TH CENTURY

The goth Century tonight pre- sents James Cagney in Frisco Kid" a dramatic tale of the thrill ing pioneer days of the Barbary Coast.
 Bloody battles, quick hangings unfair trials, the robbing and kill ing of sailors made up the ruthless underworld of those times with Bat Morgan, played by James Cagney as it's King. The battle of the vigilantes was hard until they finally succeeded ill the burning of the coast section.
 This gripping and vivid action is all part of the picturesque story with James Cagney as the Frisco Kid" and Margaret Lindsay, Ri cardo Ccrtez and Lii Damita in featured roles
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-11
PHANTOM LADY BEING SHOW N
 ASCApIT0L.' BILL

One of the most intriguing mys- tery dramas to be brought to the screen in the age of sound is Universals novel production, "Phantom Lady which opened yesterday at the Capitol Theatre and is to be shown last times to- night.
 Phantom Lady" with superb cast headed by Franchot Tone, Ella Raines and Alan Curtis, is in no sense a horror" film, nor is it just another "whodunit" of the cops-and- d-criminals pattern. It is, rather, a highly ingenious tale dealing with the obstacles to justice often presented by chance, circum- stances and human psychology.
 The story develops tremendous suspense as it unfolds, and is en- hanced further in entertainment value by virtue of the truly excel lent performance of Tone, Miss Raines and Curtis, in particular. To a high degree, the same may be said of the principal supporting players. including Thomas Gomez, Fay Helm, Elisha Cook, Jr., Regis Toomey, the veteran Andy Tombes and Joseph Crehan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-11
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Larry Fitzpatrick and baby boy were discharged yesterday from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Dawson Muggy, a surgical pa tient, has been admitted to St. Anns Hospital.
 Seward Harvie was admitted to St. Anns Hospital yesterday. He is a medical patient.
 Grace Satko, a surgical patient, was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday.
 Mrs. Al. Butcher was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday as a surgical patient.
 Carl Joseph, a medical patient, was discharged from the Govern ment Hospital yesterday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-11
SKI PICTURES WILL
 BE SHOWN TOMORROW

Slides of Washington skiing will be shown in City Hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock to Juneau Ski Clubbers, it was announced today.
 The club declares a general meeting" will be held with all who are interested in skiing invited to attend.
 Club member Chuck Lowery will show the slides.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-11
M0kAGLE RESIGNS AS MAGISTRATE
 OF CITY COURT

The resignation of Michael E. Monagle as city magistrate, but not as city attorney, was an- nounced this morning by Mayor A. B. (CoD Hayes
 The Mayor also announced the appointment, until the next meet ing of the city council, of Judge William A. Holzheimer as magis- trate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-11
B0NDSMAN ASKS FOR
 REFUND; JOHNSON E
 BACK IN CUSTODY

Robert Johnson. Angoon, charged with the burglary of the Aux Bay liquor store last July, was surrender ed to the marshal's office Wednes- day by one of his bondsmen.
 Johnson had been out on 1000 bail, $500 each being put up by Ed win Eman and Daniel Wright. Eman asked for a refund of his $500
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-11
REGULAR MEETING DIED.

A regular meeting of the Douglas Volunteer Fire Department is scheduled for tonight at the Fire Hall at 8 o'clock. Everett Bliss, chairman of the Social Committee, announces there will be refresh ments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-11
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
NEW YEARS BABY REPORTED

NEW YEARS BABY REPORTED
 Mrs. Robert Fraser received word recently that she is a grandmother once again, as a baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs. Ted Mack on New Years Eve weighing $ pounds and 9 ounces. The infant girl has been named Roberta Jessie and joins 2-year-old bro ther, Donald Mrs. Ted Mack IS the former Jessie Fraser of Douglas. She now lives with her family ln Seattle.