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Evening star., 1945-10-29
Children S Pageant
To Depict History Of
ST. GabrieI's S Parish

A pageant depicting the 25-year
history of st. Gabriel's parish
will be given by children of the
parish at the church at Grant
Circle NV. at o'clock tonight
as part of the silver jubilee.
The observasaces, which began
yesterday with nearly 1000 members
of the parish attending pontifical
high mass, continued this morning
with solemn high mass sung by
the Rev. William Sweeney, senior
assistant at St. Gabriel's. A pom
tifical requiem mass for deceased
members of the parish at I'm. to-
morrow will conclude the observ-
ances.
The Most Rev. John M. Nc
Namara, auxiliary bishop of Wash
ington and Baltimore, is pastor of
st. ~Gabriel's. He is the first and
only pastor of the church, which
began as small knights of Co.
lumbus hut at Grant Circle.
The mass yesterday was sung by
the Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni
Cicognani, apostolic delegate. The
Rev. Claude L. Vogel, member of
the Capuchin Order, delivered the
sermon, reviewing the outstanding
events in the quarter century his
tory of the church.
Letters of congratulation to the
parish from the apostolic delegate
and Archbishop Michael j. Curley
OF the Baltimore and Washington
Diocese, were read. Archbishop
Curley expressed regret at being
unable to attend because of illness.
The apostolic delegate was as
sisted yesterday in the services by
the Right Rev. Msgrs. William A.
Toolan and James A. Smythe as
deacons of honor: Right Rev. Msgr.
Joseph M. Nelligan, chancellor of
the Archdiocese of Baltimore and
Washington, as arch priest; the
Rev. Thomas E. Sweeney, deacon of
the mass, and the Rev. Father Sc
bastian o. F. M. Cap, subdeacon.
Msgr. Joseph L. McShea, secretary
Of the apostolic delegate, and the
Revs. Walter Schmitz and Louis Al
bert served as masters of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Womon's S Death in Fall
At District Jail Probed

Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
is investigating the case of Mrs.
Mary Hoover, 40, colored, 615 Burke
court S.W., who died in Gallinger
Hospital yesterday of injuries re-
ceived in fall at District Jail,
where she was being held on intox-
tcation charges.
The woman, according to police,
fell Wednesday when she stepped
on waxed floor while attempting
to open a window. An autopsy will
be performed.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Bar Association Plans
Dinner December |

The 74th annual dinner of the
District Bar Association in honor
of the justices and judges of the
courts of the District will be held
on December l at the Mayf1ower
Hotel, according to Hugh H. Obear,
president.
John L. Laskey was appointed
chairman of the Dinner Committee
Col. John K. Cunningham vice
chairman and Wilbur Gray secre-
tary-treasurer. John j. Wilson will
be POSTMASTER.
The dinner is scheduled for tbs
pm, preceded by a reception for
guests at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
New York to Lose Streetcors

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 tP.-Mayor
La Guardia said yesterday in his
weekly broadcast that all streetcars
in Manhattan and the Bronx would
be replaced by buses by the end
of 1916.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Purrey;s Warmer

blend of $50 and l29o wool combining omozne warmth
with seep-Wng ehtness Easy to ceon Puey has Noshuos
5-yeot euorontee oeoins moth domogs n the big 9oneh
Cornflower Blue. Willow Green Cedor Rose Down So H15
1 psoeh Morieod ond an, " White Matching royon ~O
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st. Luke'S Women
Sewing For Bazaar

st. Luke's League OF Women
sewed Thursday afternoon for their
next bazaar following luncheon at
the home OF Mrs. R. H. Baugh. Mrs.
Russell Watts, retiring cochairman
presided at the business meeting in
the absence OF the chairman, Mrs.
Ray Fletcher, and co-chairman,
Mrs. Joseph Thompson,
Plans were discussed for the
Easter breakfast to be served Eas-
ter morning. Committees will be
appointed. Ii was voted to pur-
chase new eassocks and cottas for
the choir. and to hold an all day
sewing meeting on Tuesdays at the
church house.
An invitation vas read from the
Guild to a tea next Thursday in
honor of Miss Bernice Jansen, who
will be the wednesday night Len
ten speaker. The new league Off
GERS are Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs.
Thompson. co-chairmeh;; Mrs. Ar.
thur. Davis, secretary: Mrs. H. A.
Bisbee, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Arthur Howard, treasurer
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Officers Elected BY W0me"
Of Presbyterian Organization

A report was given on the lunch
con served by this group for the
Women's Union meeting March
/.
Plans were made for the coopera-
tive supper to precede the annual
church meeting, April 5. The group
voted to purchase an Easter lily tog
the sanctuary for Easter. one new
member, Mrs. Herbert Roe. was
added.
Officers elected for the coming
year are Mrs. Roy Losey, chair
man: Mrs. Eva Marble vice chair
man: Mrs. j. S. Lathers. secretary
and press correspondent; Mrs. Da-
vid McGaffin, treasurer.
The new president appointed the
hostesses and assistants and pro-
gram chairmen for each of the
meetings.
Mrs. Matthews and assistants,
Mrs. David Nicoll, served delicious
refreshments at the close of the
evening. Fifteen were present.. in
Guiding Miss Florence Matthews.
The next group meeting, April II,
will be with Mrs. Lathers.
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Lodge Members at
Plymouth, Dundee

Twelve members OF Queen City
Lodge knights OF Pythias attended
the District meeting at Plymouth
as guests OF Plymouth Lodge No.
23S Thursday night.
After a fine business meeting
which was presided over by May
nard Teal. district deputy of Milan,
the meeting was turned over TO the
entertainment committee who
showed a fine motion picture film
and finished with Y fine sleight
Of hand performance.
Charles Andres, grand keeper OF
record and seals, Ralph Mcdonald
deputy grand regent and Alfred
Augustus. grand regent OF the
Princes OF Syracuse attended the
Slst anniversary meeting ofeDun-
dee Lodge No. 206 in that city
Thursday night.
The second rank will be exem.
plified at Queen City Lodge next
Monday night
Mrs. Lillian Kennedy left We'd
nesday for her home in Bay City
after spending the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Warren Cakes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-09
Order of Rainbow
Discusses Plans

Future activities for the Order OF
Rainbow for Girls, Assembly mum.
Der 20, were discussed. one candi-
date was initiated and one mem
Der was Installed in office, al the
assembly meeting, Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Joyce Benedict. worthy ad-
visor, presided in the East and in
troduced Miss Helen Crawford, past
grand religion, Miss Elaine Hunt,
and Miss Suzanne cakes, past wor-
thy advisors, and Mrs. William
Crawford, chairman OF advisory
board.
Miss June Campbell was elected
to receive the degrees. and Miss
Patricia Webb was installed as i'm
mortality.
Plans were discussed for Sock
Hop, some time later, and for a
bake sale from u to O'Clock,
Mar. "a.
Candidates will be initiated at
the next meeting, Mar. %. at :
o'clock.
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Members of Mems
Club Play Cards

About So OF the Ypsilanti Mems
Club played cards following an in
teresting informal talk by Sgt. b.
NJ. Killingbeck, whose home is IN
Romulus, and who is here on fur
Tough. Sgt. Killingbeck is IN the
military police and has been in the
service about six years. He told OF
his experiences both in and out OF
battle. OF the GI's, and OF the milf
tary police organization and OF It's
work. He also told interesting
things OF the people in Europe and
of how they are regarded by the Il.
Is. He was at the landing at Oran,
and IN France before returning on
Through. He expects to go back 10
the European front soon.
After playing cards, the men were
served refreshments by James
Breakey and committee. The meet
ing was at the usual place, the
Presbyterian Church.
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Members Added
by Harriet Club

Two new names. Mrs. Anna Dick
erson aud Mrs. Anna Dennis, were
added to the membership roll OF
the Harriet Unit. Mothers OF Men
in Service. a sum OF $40 was voted
10 the Red Cross and announce
ments were made at the unit
meeting. Thursday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Carrie williams. Mrs.
Amanda Wickliffe presided at the
meeting, attended by 10 members.
A tea at the Npsilanu Lodge,
Apr. % from 3 to o'clock, to in
ciude a short program and speaker,
was announced. The envelope sys
will be used, the proceeds TO be
used for the rehabilitation fund.
A card OF sympathy is 10 be sent
to Mrs. A. Fox. Ann Arbor, who
mas just received word OF the death
OF her son, who was killed in ac-
ton.
Mrs. Nina Williams, Romulus,
was a guest and spoke a few words
the effort that is being
made to start a unit in her town.
Mrs. Thelma Jackson, Detroit,
representing the American Youth
Democracy organization, in a talk,
stressed the importance Of the
Negro peoples aid in every way
possible. for the successful perpet-
uation OF the war. She mentioned
the many gains the Negro people
have made and said that they won
their freedom under the govern
ment OF Abraham Lincoln, and Will
win their independence under the
OF Franklin ID. Roose-
welt. She mentioned the importance
of Negro and white unities, espe'
cially in war service, such as blood
donor campaigns, bond drives and
Red Cross and the international or
She referred to the
many contributions that the Negro
had made 10 help make America
what it is today
She commended the MONS unit
on the splendid work they are doing
for the sons in service and to the
community. and invited them 10
send a delegate 10 the American
Youth for. Democracy meeting in
the Book Cadillac Hotel, Detroit,
Sunday.
Mrs. Bernice Kersey thanked
Mrs. Jackson, in behalf OF the unit.
for her fine talk.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-09

PRESBYTERIAN Womens Union
groups two, three and four elected
their officers to serve for the COM
ing year, reports were given and
plans OF work made at afternoon
and evening meetings. Thursday.
Group two met at the Manse,
with Mrs. Raymon Bair. hostess.
DR.. Ellen Brown led the devotions,
reading ST. John. 10Th chapter. In
presenting excerpts from a Presby-
terrain periodical, Mrs. Barr said
that the church needs women to
think more about religion.
The new officers for the coming
year are. Mrs. Warren Cakes,
chairman. Mrs. Wilbur Best, co.
chairman: Mrs Ilah Johnson. sec
rotary; Mrs Christopher Brien,
treasurer; Mrs c. f. Oldager. cor
responding secretary and flower
fund: DR.. Brown. devotions chair,
man; Mrs. William Winter. Red
Cross chairman.
The afternoon was spent making
plans for the coming year Tea was
served, with Mrs. John Hanna pre-.
siding at the tea table.
Group three met with Mrs. 7. II.
Bird. The group welcomed back
Mrs. F. II. Nissly and Mrs. NJ.
Caul. Several other members are
absent on account OF illness. Mrs.
Paul Elliott spoke in the interests
Of the Red Cross drive. The meet
ing was opened with devotions led
by Mrs. Elson Shaw, who read Ro-
mans 10. using the shorter Bible,
and offered prayer.
The group voted to turn over
sum OF money to the union, and to
Join the other groups in providing
lilies for Easter. The group report
ed the loss OF one member by death,
Mrs. W. r. Pratt.
Mrs. Shaw, chairman OF the nom
mating committee. read the slate OF
new officers for the coming year
Mrs. Charles Niles, chairman; Mrs.
Flora Burgess, cochairman; Mrs.
NJ. ]. Miller, treasurer; Mrs. X. b.
Poster. secretary. Mrs. Fred Jacobs
and Mrs. Caul acted az tellers, and
the officers were unanimously ell
ected.
Mrs. Jacobs presented Mrs. A.
W. Holstead, retiring president,
with a gift from the group in appre-
citation OF her two years OF faithful
service.
Mrs. Niles. the new president, ap'
pointed on the pogram committee,
Mrs. Holstesd, chairman, Mrs. Bur
CESS and Mrs. Poster.
For the program for the after
noon, the members were given ques-
tons to answer, made out by Mrs.
Shaw. TO help plan the program for
the coming year. Mrs. Shaw com
plimented the group on a year 5
faithful work and spiritual growth
Fifteen members attended the
meeting OF group four at the home
OF Mrs. Agnes Matthews. in the eve
ming. Mrs. ]. A. Geddis was chair.
man. Devotions were led by Mrs. j.
S. Lathers. who read Mark II, vers-
es 10 10 10. and an article from
church periodical.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-09

The circles OF the Methodist
Woman's Society OF Christian Sery.
ice met for the last time as circles,
Thursday afternoon. They have ac-
cepted the modified change, and
beginning with the April meeting,
there will be seven groups named
for Bible women. Esther. Ruth, Ra-
chel. Sara. Naomi, Miriam and
lydia. Announcement was made
al the circle meetings of the Easter
breakfast. April > at SIS. az the
church. The speaker will be Rev.
Robert Dewitt Of ST. LuAeS
Church
Circle one had II members pres
ent at the home OF Mrs. MarSare'
Putnam. Seven Red Cross hou' $
we're reported and II social calls.
The travelling Basket, in charge OF
Mrs. Cora Voorhees,, Melted a sum
OF $9.45. ...
The circle voiced It's appreciation
OF the serl ices OF Ms Clarence
Sanderson. leader and MIS-. Eaf'
Campbell secretary.
Mrs. o f.. Gooding was hostess
TO circle TWO al an all day meeting
proiect for Boyer. Hospital MIS-
Norris Seiple presided al the busl-
ness meeting az o'clock VITA Il
i'm attendance. Miss Irene Hessei-
resser presented the story OF
Cnrisrs struggle which ended VII"
The crucifiXion, and quoted POI
lions of Harry Emerson Fosdlch
hook "A Great Time 10 be Awe.
Mrs. Seiple appointed the nom1Aa '-
inc COMMITTEES for officers for the
new circle. Mrs Dan Brooks ana
Mrs. Arthur Heltr.gh. co-cAait men
Mrs. W T. Merritt. Mrs. Harry
rarris Mrs. Ill. Houck Mrs. James
Davidson. Mrs Ralph Wagner an"
Mrs Frank Lobban, telephone.
Mrs. Frank Whitehouse and MIS-
Gooding. two Of the retiring mem
hers furnished refreshments 10 auu
10 the noscbag lunches brought oE
the members.
Mrs Clarence Pfeitter gave an
Interesting review of an account Oh
Dr Tucker's settlement Of Meth
odjst Church in South America
among 200 whites, ..-
Mrs Seipie closed the meeting
NTH the house blessing
circle three met al The nome oil
Mrs. +. D. Sinclair with Mrs no
mer Woltord. co-hostess for
o'clock luncheon with 10 members
crescent Eleven calls were report
"A and sl7.05 was realized from the
luncheon. .l
Mrs. Lee Brown, leader, opened
the meeting OF circle four, at Inc
home OF Miss Elizabeth Stooie,
reading a poem. Mrs. Ray BurreH
led the devoions, taken from Psalm
% All Joined in repeating the
Psalm. after which Mrs. BuFrell
and Mrs. +. f. Darragh sang as
duet. The Lord is my Shepherd.
Notes from the W.S.C-S board
meeting. Mar J. were given.
II was voted to serve the NJ.
end Mrs. Clup supper, Mar. u,
and TO serve the dish and dime
dinner. Mar. 10. The tickets for
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-09
Nominating COMMITTEE Named
For Baptist Wmn5 Union

evening in the social hall OF the
church. Mrs. Leroy Thayer presid.
ed.
It was decided to remember sick
and shut-ins at Easter time. Mrs
Dan Patch. white Cross chairman.
announced the meeting at the
church. Mar. IL. from 10 to o,
clock, 60 make surgical dressings
All women OF the church are 10
come and work and bring their own
lunch. A drink will be furnished.
The president appointed on the
nominating committee to select Of
ficers for the coming year Mrs. l..
E. Paupst, Mrs. A. j. Schultz, Mrs
Graeme Conrad and Mrs. Alvin An
derson.
The Baptist Youth Fellowship
rally and dinner to be here, March
Is, was announced.
The love gift boxes are to be
turned in at the April meeting.
Mrs. Melvyn Rydberg in charge OF
the program on The American In
dian, reviewed the book, "Kiowa
Turning"
In closing the meeting, all joined
in singing a hymn, after which re-
freshments in keeping with st. Pat
rick's Day were served. The buffet
table was attractive with a center.
piece bowl Of green ivy. Green can
dies lighted the table, and st. Pat
rick's paper napkins were used.
The committee for the refresh
ments served to Is members, were
Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. Ruby Hooy-
er and Mrs. A. j. Schultz.
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. the Easter breakfast %ere distrib-
uted. Thirteen calls were reported
/ As this was the last meeting OF
The circle. The closing hymns sung
were "Blest BE the Tie That
Binds and God Be With You TIL
We Meet Again
\ bountiful luncheon was served
al noon.
Circle five met al The home of
Miss Fay Allen for cooperative
luncheon.
In the absence Of Mrs Paul Bur.
re.I. Mrs. Clark Ferguson had
charge OF meeting.
\ card was read from Mrs. J. d.
Rust. who has been IN for the past
few weeks.
Mrs. j. {. Garrett reported on I
missionary leaflet concerning the
American negro.
\ report Of tine W.S.C.S. meeting
held March l was given by Mrs.
Fred Spencer
Circle six met with Mrs. Ralph
Wright. aud circle seven with Mrs.
l. W. Leddick. =,
Circle eight met with Miss Maud
Carpenter FOR a luncheon with Mrs.
naomi Arid and Mrs Lillian Dicks
as co-hostesses
There were - present. The dey5-
tons were led by Mrs. Molly NC
kenaie.
Mrs Louis Gaertuer gave an IN
teresting talk on a Good Nelsh'
Dor in Brazil ~,
Eight and one-half hours OF Red
Cross work were reported. .,
Fifteeu sick calls and % social
calls we're made.
Eighteen members OF circle nine
were present at the home OF MIS-
Martha Bacon.
Deyotionals were led by Mrs.
Bertha Darling. Her teNt was taken
from send Psalm and she closed
With a poem. Jacobs Wrestling
Mrs. Wesley Weir read TWO
pamphlets on Foreign Missions ana
one on Home Missions.
Mrs. George Carr presided over
the business meeting and reported
IN The last w SECS. meeting. There
we're 25 calls reported. All mem
ters brought canned vegetables ana
fruits for the Esther Home IN De
troit. -
\ farewell card shower was CIV
on for Mrs. Martha Bacon who is
leaving the city soon with hef
daughter for Saskatchewan. Cana,
da. The next meeting is 10 be hela
al Gilbert House. April l. at p
m
TNelye members Of Circle ten en-
u cooperative luncheon at the nome
nj Mrs. Oryille Pepper with MIS-
William Davie as co-hostess. The
table was centered with a beautltul
cake with the words Circle 10 on
IL and the S.. Patricks theme was
emphasized in the table decord'
tons. ,t
The meeting was opened by UNI
son singing. Mrs: Clifford Schreln-
er led the devotions with interest
ing remarks. readings and prayer
All were interested in the new
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-09
ASSOCIATION

Mason. Mich.-Martin ". HIDE
brand Battle Creek chiropraetor
ana one OF seven naturopathy graft
trial defendants. acknowledged
from the witness stand Thursday
that he was allied with friends and
COOS of the naturopathy bill on
: bicb he and his co-defendants are
accnsed Of exchanging brides. Hi
debrand testified on cross exam Exam
nation that in 1889 he was h ire
tor of both the American nature
pathic Association OF Mlchlean'
sponsors Of the bill. and the Sta'e
Chiropractic Association. whirn OF.
posed IT. but denied an assertion OF
special Prosecutor Kim Sigler that
he had been playing both enus
against the middle
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-09
Tackmann Circle
Makes Work Plans

Plans of work were discussed by
members OF the Tillie Tackmann
Circle of the Dorcas Society OF the
Lutheran Church. when they met
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Leo koeller
1t was decided to hold an all day
meeting March - in the church
dining room, to clean the choir
gowns. The choir will serve the
Farm Bureau dinner at the church,
Mar. IA.
The meeting was opened with the
reading of Psalm 102 by Mrs. Emil
Lidke. Jr.. and repeating the Apos-
ties Greed in unison.
The hostess served light refresh
ments at the close of the meeting
Mrs. Gottlieb Liss will have the
April meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-09
Calendar OF Social Events

TO-DAY
Union and 80 Masonic Temple lodge
Ainsey Relief 4:l5, GAR.
Hall
den l. Roosevelt pack 49, meets at
Of X. f. Fuller; nv St Johns Church troop 40
school, 1880 National Lutheran Council Cub
pack $50 meets at the chapel.
SATURDAY
Neishborhood Patrol al the
o Wilson Johnson.
and NJ special communication go
Entered Apprentice will be conferred Masonic Temple
lodge
United spanish regular meeting O'Clock GAR
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Mrs. Nicely Hostess
to B. B. BunCO Club

Mrs. Arthur Nicely was hostess
for the meeting OF the b. b. Bunco
Club at the home OF Mrs. William
Fleming. Thursday evening. Prize
winners for bunco we're Mrs. Gard
ner Huelett, Mrs. Fleming and Mrs.
John Simon. The house prize went
to Mrs. Albert Davies.
Next week the club will 90 to
Ann Arbor for a chicken dinner.
and the following week the club
will meet with Mrs. Simon.
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Given Shower

A bridal shower was given in
honor Of Miss Marian Hobbs, 1893
Allen Dr., by Mrs. Elmer Jacobs and
Mrs. Charles Ranger at the home
of Mrs Ranger. Thursday night.
over twenty friends from Ypsilanti
and Saline were present. A lunch
con was served Miss Hobbs is to
be married TO Leonard Spragg, son
of Mrs. Archie Spragg, 7sS Allen
Rd.. Saturday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-09

A nominating committee for cleo
ton Of officers was appointed, a
sum OF so was voted for the Min
isters and Missionary board, and
announcements OF interest were
made at the March meeting Of the
Baptist Womens Union, Thursday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-09

group divisions. Many purchased
their tickets for the breakfast April
Mrs. Harry Lee reviewed the
missionary booklet, should Prot
estant Missionaries be Withdrawn
from Latin America All present
took part in the program by read
ing a poem or helpful thought for
the day Mrs. Lloyd Barnes closed
the meeting by reading the
Worlds Day OF Prayer for 1884,"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-09

Mrs. l.. L. Renwick has returned
from Marshall where she visited
her sister, Mrs +. n. Churcn'
Ernest Gonyou has gone TO Mar
inc City for a short time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-09

The green coloring matter OF
plants is called chlorophyalL
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-09
Mnetinn Postponed

The Research Club which was 10
have met tonight with Mrs. VIII
lam Ealy has been postponed till :
later date owing to the illness OIL
Mrs. Ealy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-09

Seaman c Guy Harold hubbard
IL home from the Great Lakes Nav
al Training Station on an eleven
day leave,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-09

Mrs. J. J. Wagner. $40 Vought St,
received a letter this morning from
her son. Cpl. l.. J. wagner, who is
in the thick of the Two lima battle
saying that up 10 Feb. q he was
o. X. He says, lit is cold and rainy
and the going Is tough Cpl. Wag-
ner has been in that area for u
months and has been in four major
battles in several OF the Islands
taken by the Allies.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-25
Ry lack CuDDY

NEW YORK, March "a. (UP)-
Steve Donoghue, most famous jock
ey in British racing history, died
Friday in London at the age of 60.
His riding triumphs, that included
a record achievement of six vic
tories in the English Derby, made
him as we'll known throughout the
turf conscious British empire as
Babe Ruth or Jack Dempsey in the
United States.
The little Irishman from Lam
cashire rode from 1903 to 1887. 1t is
estimated that he earned nearly
100000 during his long career. Just
before the first World War, the
German Kaiser offered him $4,000
year to ride for him. Donoghue
scornfully rejected the cffer; and
he received approximately $4,000
for riding Pommern to victory in
the English wartime derby of 1915.
That was his first derby triumph.
American turf fans will remember