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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ
Legislature Could
End By Saturday
(Contnae5 From Page One)

(Con-v.a5 From Page One)
class OF fen =H&5- II yeas ESQ.
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until May II. sra. wee e-,1
depression " when counties az
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peal q. .ae sat@e tax Almost Az3'c.s-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

STILL HAVE A NICE STOCK
of reconditioned pre-War furni-
tWe. Also good stock Of new fur
niture. Many good values. See us,
save money. K. L. SatterWhite &
Sons, ear fire station. lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

OFFICE SUPPLIES, PRE- = WAR
pencils, ledger binders and sheets,
numbering machines, typewriter
papers, ribbons and carbon paper;
Rubber stamps made to order.
School supplies. Henderson Book
Co. Established 1884. 10-t1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12
WANT ADS
Get Results


- ZINIC
grooved in. Skilled mechanics
saves 300. Other work here soon.
Write us, we call. Manson-Smith
Co, Richmond, Va. 80 years
serVIce.' S&M-tt
TIIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Company representative will now
pick up your sewing machine for
repair at your home if IN the city
limits. II not in city limits, bring
head Of machine to Watkins Hard
var Store on Wednesdays at 4
p. m. Repairs will be delivered
back to you one week later. All
work guaranteed. Singer Sewing
Machine Company, Durham, N. c.
27-l8ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIP
mcnt Of doors, windows, mortiSe
locks. ~padlocks, ornamental hinges,
and beaver board at The Place
Of Values.' Alex S. Watkins.
l2-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

HAY-SEE US FOR SPECIAL
price on choice Prairie Hay
Legg-Parham Company.
7-8-l2-l4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

NtN York y
Stocks generally
coNery by %tracti'
4sct, although the
cr ~comcbackS. Il
Steel and Montg
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

IF YOUR SHOES NEED REPAIR
ing and if you are wearing 'htlii'
we will repair them Whlle So|
wait. Carolina Shoe Shop neAt 20
A & P Grocery. gu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

FOR SALE-TWO HORSE WAGON
good condition. Price reasonap!e
See A. Marrow, Raleigh Road o.
phone 673. -'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12
SIT RECEIVED BOYS EVERY

INLNEI III bVIo II TN
day work shirts, all sizes, Flash
lights, pocket knives, and one and
two burner electric hot plates.
Bakers Shoe Shop. 8-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

ARE CALCIMINED WALLS CAoo-
ing trouble? Use Vita-Cal, the one
coat flat oil paint for use e ca
cimined walls. 1t is Self-seallils'
requires no sizing, will tint WIN
colors-in-oil. For use on wallpaper
painted walls, Wallboard, Woou
brick and concrete. Tanner kool-
ing Company, Distributors wy wa,
Var Paints. W.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

DRY PINE WOOD, SAWED STOVE
length and delivered anywhere IN
Henderson. D. Nj. Glover, phone
1901 20-20ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

THE MANUFACTURE OF Non
mandy House Paints having oe eHt
discontinued, we are closing out
what is left in our stock at re-
duced prices. This is a good graao
of paint. Tanner Roofing CoHl.
pany, Distributors Of WAYS,
Paints. 1o-l-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

WE HAVE A FEW BICYCLES FOR
m Henderson VulcanlzlnS
Company. @'-H
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

BEAUTIFY YOUR YARD WITH
evergreens, Towering SHRUBS
shade and ornamental trees. NO"
is the time to plant. Choose rom
our large stock. c. NJ. Hight, Con-
tinental Plant Co., Kittrell. N. g.
phone 4l7-J. l@-o"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for yoW
table. We deliver ana save you
gas and time. Phone 459. Always
ready to serve you. Herberts Iel.
low Front. 1o-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

WANTED RECENT MODEL
coupe or sedan. VIII pay ceiling
price if clean and in good cOndl-
ton. Write Auto Care Dispatch.
l2-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES. KNIVES
forks, spoons, linoleum VarnlSA'
LIQUID and paste wax, pant clean
ner, stove polish, garbage cans
and kitchen sinks. Alex 5. wa
kins 12-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

METAL RING BINDERS, STEEL
cash boxes. Rubber Chair Cush-
ions, Gold Picture Frames, Gem
CLIPS, Scotch Tape, Pre-War
Stapling Machines, Desk Writing
Sets and many other critical items
can be found at Affords Print
ing & Office Supply Co. 24-tf
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29
Pop Pops OFT

Postcard from Hugh Fullerton ST. soys: he b!oWn
have their ormed outeder 0 and MaePhai ore fight
ing oneeeeed pitcher and most OF the baseball mo9
notes seem to want commissioner with bockbone
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29
Spartan Nine
IsUnbaIanted
lnfieIder Surplus
Puzzles Coach

EAST LANSING. March %
(P)-John Kobs, Michigan State
College baseball coach, is con-
fronted with a shortage of out
fielders and surplus of infield-
ers in grooming the Spartans for
their first game, April 6 with
Indiana.
I'VE have enough men for
more than two infields, but we
are so short of outfielders we
probably will have to convert
some of the infielders," Kobs
said.
Jack Breslin of Battle Creek,
first baseman who had a high
batting average last season, is
showing power at the plate.
Ralph H. Young, physical ed
ucation director, announced a
14-game baseball schedule high
lighted by games with Ohio
State. The Spartans will have
six home games. The schedule:
April 6-7-Indiana University
at Bloomington.
April 2l-Wayne University,
East Lansing.
May 2-Wayne University at
Detroit.
May 4-5-University of De-
troit, East Lansing.
May 9-Michigan Normal Col
lege at Ypsilanti.
May 11-12-Ohio University
at Columbus.
May 18-19-Ohio University,
East Lansing.
May 25-26-University of De-
troit at Detroit.
June 2 - Michigan Normal
College, East Lansing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29

sport a fair team may be realiz-
cd. Up to date the following boys
have shown some promise in the
following events, according to
Track Coach Dick Edwards.
100 Yard High Hurdles: Albert
Matz, Arden Albee, Stan Flory,
James Means, Dale Frey.
100 Yard Dash: Emerson Pet
ty, Jim Charbeneau, Bob Man.
ming, Ted Eisenberg.
Mile Run: Don Gallagher, Con-
rad Kulos.
440 Yard Dash: John Torrey,
Clarence Schroeder, Ray Wick
ers, Joe Carson, Earl Rice.
$50 Yard Run: Fred Shaw, Don
Macarthur.
200 Yard Low Hurdles: AL
bert Matt. Stan Flory, Ken Pin
gel. Howy Benoit.
220 Yard Dash: Jim Charb-
eneau, Bob Manning, Earl Rice,
Ted Eisenberg, Red Miller, EN-
erson Petty.
Pole Vault: Emmett Gallagher,
Wesley Carlos, Howy Benoit,
Dick Bolter.
High Jump: Bob Manning, Ray
Vickers, Dick Bowyer, John Tor
rey, Fred Shaw.
Broad Jump: Ray Vickers, Jim
Charbeneau, James Means.
Shot Put: Bob Manning, Fred
Shaw. Joe Lane. Bob Anderson,
Earl Rice, Ralph Rossow
1945 TRACK SCHEDULE
April EAST Detroit, here.
April 14-River Rouge Relays
at University of Michigan.
April 18-Fraser, here.
April 25-Lake Shore, here.
April 27-Hazel Park.
May 4-Birmingham, there.
May Pontiac, here.
May 9-,-Algonac, here.
May 15-Ferndale.
May 19-State Res on
Championships at Ferndale.
May 26-State Championships
at East Lansing.
May 28-Port Huron, here.
June l or Eastern Michigan
League Championships at Fern
! dale.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29
BowIing's
Hi-Hitters

DON MARDLIN - $50. Bath
City League.
TONY PRINS - $50 600
20D. Kings & Queens League.
CHARLOTTE BAKER - 461.
Ladies, Edison League.
IRENE HOLMES - ASP. La
dies Wed. Afternoon League.
SOPHIE JANKOWSKI - 525.
LES FREDERICK-597 OPP
209). Big IL.
LES FREDERICK-594 (2O9-
224). Minor League.
X. HOLDEN-556. Mems Edi-
son League.
WILLIAM REH - 52l (2O4).
Texaco League.
l.. ID. SMITH - 500. Defense
League.
RUSS MOORE - $50 X. of
c. League.
LOU ODOR-567 GOD; DON
TIPPIE - SGT. NIL b. League.
MARION HARDER-481. La
dies Civilian Defense League.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29
Eight(Iass
Tourney5et
for 7.::30 pm.
Feature is Even
Match Between
Light Heovyweishts

Boxing champions of Mount
Clemens High School in eight
classes will be proclaimed i'm
the final rounds of the annual
fistic tournament at the school
gymnasium starting at 7:3O p.
m, today. Winners in each class
will receive medals awarded by
the Physical Education Depart
ment.
Sixteen boys who have fought
ruggedly and with real sports
manship through the prelimin-
aries, quarter and semi-finals
are scheduled to meet tonight,
with the No. 8 bout. between
Herb Listenbee and Eddy An
derson taking the spotlight.
These two evenly-matched light
heavyweights tip the scales at
an even 173-lbs. each, and are
expected to put on a scrappy
show.
A large audience is expected
to witness tonight's finals. To
defray expenses, including the
attendance of a state-licensed
referee, a charge of so cents adj
mission is being made for stud
ents and rs cents for adults.
Weight classes were arbitrar-
lily set at a minimum of 80 lbs
with a nine pound range be-
tween each of the eight groups;
such as 80 to 90; 100 to 1909; 40
to 1l9, etc. Athletic Director
Roy N. Quinn and Coach Dick
Edwards announce the final
bouts as follows:
Glass 1: Richard Wellman VS.
Charles Edwards;
Class 2: Clark Denison VS. j.
Gaines;
Glass 3: James Eberts VS.. j.
Harris;
Class 4: T. Black VS. Billy
Howell;
Glass 5: Richard Baxter VS.
Charles Phillips;
Glass 6: John Buckley VS. Wcs-
ley Carlos;
Glass Tray Vickers VS. Bill
Dobson;
Class 8-Herb Listenbee VS.
Eddy Anderson.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29
Red Wings
Spanked
by LumIey

DETROIT, March 20 - up
Back on home ice after eve
ming their first-round Stanley
Cup series by pair of 80 VIC
tories at Boston, the Detroit
Red Wings were confident to-
day of continuing their drive to
the cup finals in tonight's game
with the Bruins here.
sgd Howe, versatile high
scoring center of the Wings No.
/ line, who was injured in the
second game of the Bruin series
and was kept out of the play-off
contests at Boston, was report
ed ready to rejoin his mates to-
night.
The Bruins, however, we're
without the services of Gino
Rozzini, who was injured in
Tuesdays game at Boston. Man.
ager Art Ross of the Bruins
planned TO play Ross Kopka,
l50-pound forward from Ed
monitor, Alberta, in Rozzini's
place.
One reason for the Red
Wings new confidence in their
ability to handle the Bruins was
the performance in the nets at
Boston of their 18-year-old
goalie, Harry Lumley. Lumley
had % saves in Tuesdays game.
After tonights contest here,
the teams return to Boston for
the sixth game, with the sew
enth and final game-if needed
to be played here.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29
Sports Roundup
NEW YORK, March % - tAP) - The solution f
sv HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK. March % - tAP) - The solution tor the
annoying custom adopted by basketball coaches OF sending
every few seconds to stop the clock near me enc
of close oome may stop the clock anyway every
decd boIl H. " Porter, rules committee secretary ODDS
that the PROD could be shortened to compensate tor the
wosted time . . Might be okoy but wouldn't it look funny
70 see First holt 20 minutes second 8H2 minutes.
Optimism Supplementary entries for the 945 Peok-
ness close April Is lot Of guys along jacobs Beach
like on Nova oqanst Joe Boksi tomorrow because Jimmy
Johnston Novos is great guy to reuv-
emile lighters
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29

Boxer Shows
Craftsmanship

Referring to the action Of
a young boxer ir the school
semi-finals as lone of the
finest examples of real sports
manship l have ever witness
ed, Bathcr Athletic Director
Roy N. Quinn today publicly
lauded Fred Listenbee who
gave up his chance to fight
in tOnight's l60-lb class final
bouts. Listenbee drew a bye
when EldOn Eschenburg, his
opponent, sprained his ankle.
Declining to accept the VIC
tory by forfeit, Listenbee per-
mitted Ray Vickers to substi-
tute for Eschenburg, and
then lost close fight to
Vickers. "He took it like a
swell sport!", was Coach
Quinn's comment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29
Bowling
Standings
BATH CITY LEAGUE
(MacOmb RecreatiOn)
(Final Standings)

Lions Club 81
Fellowcraft Club 81
Board of Commerce SO
High Twelve Club So
KiWanis Club 81
Young Business Men 81
Rotary Club 40
Eagles AZ
Team High Three
High Twelve 2711
Team High Single
Lions Club 900
Individual High Three
Les Erving Coz
Individual Over Average
Myrtle st. Aubin $50
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29
Man O. War Marks
His 18th Birthday

LEXINGTON, KY, March 20
-tP)-- Twenty-eight years is a
long life for horse, but Man
OWar, most famous horse in
American turf history, reached
the 18th milestone today in his
now plutocratic life. Big Red re-
tired from racing Is years ago
after 20 turf victories in 81
starts. A frisky fellow still. he
leads a well-regulated but easy
life at Samuel u. Riddles Fara-
way Farm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29
One.Minute Sports Page

Branch Hickey announces that George Sse is even more
PROMISING as baseball executive than he player the
year after signed him out Of the University OF Michigan
But George will find its quite trick to hit .42O in the
front office The mid western umor footoy soys the
Beers Raw Notinq may become to Coach Glenn
Grove at Iowa. Wyon'ine's Ev Shelton, tobbed as the
basketball coach to appear at the gatherings
here expects to big Milo Konench back with his team
next season So the besdesed eoooh oso be the best
fixed DR. Herbert l. Spencer. president Of BuckneI
University drew cheers when he told old erods: mo
institution which hov been president hos lost foot
ball oome Then they realized the Docs only prior JOB
president at the Pennsy vonia College for Women
Little Brooklyn
When the press box atop the Newport News, w.. ball
park was DESTROYED Lost Ocobes hurricane the park
ers summoned time carpenters, put them top
the erondstond and told them going The boys did
themselves proud The only trouble wos that they built
ocna the great open spaces and with the boordedup back
toward the playing field Is necessary to point out thot
Newport News is Dodeer farm?
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29
Willie Hoppe Holds
Leader Over Champ

PHILADELPHIA, March 20
-tH1- Challenger Willie Hop
pc held 1157-1114 lead over
Champion Wclker Cochran in
the world three-cushion billiard
title tournament today as the
pair LETT to resume the COMPETE
ton tomorrow in Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29
Bdfhers To Resume
Track Computation

After an absence of three years
track competition will be added
to the sports program of Mount
Clemens High School.
A full schedule has been ar
ranged and practise has been 60
ing on for the last three weeks.
Material for the team will be
very green, but if enough in
terest can be built up for the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29

CHICAGO, March % - Up
Buddy Bomar, national sin
giles and doubles match game
bowling champion. and Andy
Varipapa, Hemstead, N. Y, trick
shot star, meet this weekend in
the second 27-game block of
their $4,000 exhibition match.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-29
Little Brooklyn
Seruice Dept.

The only ol-neero fighter group in the Army Air Force
the Bend recently the basketball championship Of the
18th Fighter Command in Italy Stondout player Sgt Gus
Harrison Of New York. . It. Condr. Nal Stevens cur
renty Of the New York All American Football Con-
hospital ship William SchoeberIein former An
nopoIis player bidding for place the Iowa
Seohowks nfed claims thot Poyne develops good
footwork the diamond II ball player sock er
thots usually enough
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
1850 Streifs lett
GnNc Hcs Kricees

@oigington = Gas arbeits6e.
partemant 9ab cine lieberiidlt iiber
Die Streifs. Die ieit Der 8eeioigu1g
6es &rieges ali5gebrod)en limb, aus
urro tetlte nit. .baB Die meifte11
8arfe in ser 9aotion nit Der 9ro.
orftion obne unterbred)iug Ser Or
belt ooer beoeuteroe &ontrooerieit
5tpilfen 8etriebsleitrng rino Mrbei.
serfduft uornngeben".
Bonn @noe Der Jeiit0ieligfciten I'M
Ha5ifif bis sum 81. Geaember gob
es etrpa 1850 Streifs. Ser Sdlid-
tullas6ienit trilg in 1856 Gdlen our
geiIeaung bon 5treifS bei. 1850
Streifs babell pie0er a~ufgeb0rt.
Streifs ODER Auslperriiitgen unt-
ioBten, M 1erielbeii Bet etird 1885,
900 Mrbeitef, Die $4,000 900 gr.
bcitStnge perlorcn bnben, ODER me-
niger ais Elm Pro5ertt ser periiig-
bareit Mrbeitstnge IN Der Nation.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
WcrtsH crnblebMne Hcs
fr0n3SIildecn Sr0nten

8oris-8ie W1iteIieOar Der toniti-
titiercnoen 8eriommIllng ingen, ipirb
crtuartet, Dab Ole f~ran60iiidle Regie-
rllltg Sen 5rurfen nod Dor 0err 81.
DECEMBER I'M Bert Dernbiest. Diefe
in0 Mit9lieoer Ser 80rie iiro Der
@ein1ng, 0ab ooS 9obirrett ei1ierl
reuen @nGomert oeS 6rnnfen fes
fcscn 1pin0, iobulo Die Berfoinnlnrg
JronfreihS 3~ugebortgfeit .5lt ben
Bereinborllngeu pon gretton Boo0s
iibar Die @dbrltgs StobiIiiterttneelt
rattIi5iert bat, tpnritber oie 0iSfuiiion
fir Den &c. DECEMBER borgefeben lit.
so Granfen entlpreden beute eirtent
Collar, un0 Ole 8~oralsiogen ieben
Gii1 nclteS GerbdIttis bon 100 ODER
125 iiir einen Dollar.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
$4,000 RGmier IN
Berlin 3eritSrt

Berlin - Ser critic oollit1t16ige
,9eriht ii6er Ole Gh1oen in Berlin
iie9t test Dor. Bon Ben 10000 @e-
10 idnper bei9doi9t, SOP cine aus-
bdlioen @roB : 8erlil5 wuroen 25,.
600 potIitdnoig 5eritort uno $4,000
5eilerlun9 niht mehr in Grnge fommt.
$1,000 t511tier fonnra wieoerberae.
iteIIt uit0 $4,000 f0nrett beruobnt
ipcrocn.
5iiui8ebu Sei6uer orbeiteten leit
Mitte Moi ON eilent rieligen BIon.
auf Dem Die 0ur9 Bomber 5eritortelt
Saitier rot, oie eitgediderten 6Idlt,
Die reporaturfdgi9en grim u,ro sic
befuobnbaren geIb eiilgetraeen iino.
Steglit bat am meiiten gelitten, no
NH Elm 8arteI ser Sanier erbolten
lit. SIN 3iergortenoierteI, 100 Der
Ieste 8ioerItotlo 9eIeritet tDuroe, Iin6
70 Sro3ent Der Souier o~oL[fomlmeit
5erlt0rt. SIN Centrum betrGgt Ser
9otolidooett 65 Gro5ent. @s eibt ie.
ooh &ubenquortiere ME Spon0au,
no i'd Das britilhr 9duptquartier
tefinoet, Die praftiih nornlale Ser.
baltniie o~ufmeiier, 90 nur eiu
3ebntel Der 96uier a%nbenobnbar lit.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
Nntp H0trs 2lppcM
iuirN ~0beciuicicn

9oaOon - Ab8cpieien mur0e Don
Ser gpgeaationS 9onntiliion oes
S5crDaiicS Sic uon @iniam Sopce
(Oem einltigcu .,l2or0 Sam Sam" OeS
o3itBrop19anO Humofunfs) gegeit
Ons fiber i'm geidate ToOeSurteiI
~c1gele9te 9eruiiuig.
Die genamtc, ans tiini Obernus-
mit9Tic0ern 6~citchcu0c a0rperifaft
bil6ct in gn9loipo sic b0dita Sn.
Itdnj in 2aroes. ltr0 @oduerrnts-
filleu. SopeeS 4ntrog oitF 4uber-
frGiticbuug 0es SduJoiprudS liiRte
iih uui Die 9e0anptung, or, Der
llcbcrfiibrte, lei omerifalfider Biir-
qer ruro f0lale iif ais ioIdper vineS
8errntS an Der britiIbeil 4rone gar
rift idltloig genrodt 9aben. 9ie
9lbpeiiunB Ser 8erltflng erfoIgte
Hrit 5 ae8en 4 Stimmen.
Zen 3atRitoltO Oes Gelift8 Gutte
sic Nnflage in sen Gieniten erblidt,
Die Sopce IN Ben &riegSiobren Der
@oebbeIsif}en Hropogaroa in Ser.
lii oIs 8un0iunfipret}er Ieiitete.
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legte tbrn Der engliife 8clfstpib ne
gen ieitles nlif Nadobm1ltig berlt-
bert0en ,,Suioro : afsents" BEL, nit
Dem Sopce, etn oebiirtiger groof-
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Iiidep Ariltofruten gu 9eben Der
indtc.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
Gkeateriperre fir
britiidsc SclHatcn

@ep s)ort (Oyeg) aGe &iitos
itno foit ale 9beater gerliiis filro
mir 6riiide Soloaten gefperrt tpor-
Den. Die MnBnobane mllroe ge-
troFien, luti Die Gerbreituag BON
@pioemielr unb oeri6ieoener onoeren
&ranfbeiten 81 uerbiiter. 3ur 5Dei
Sbeater Der 9altptftnot Meiben ben.
brttriden Sol6nten offelt; eineS, Oos
Bii5ttenitiife III eltgliidpr Sprade
gfbt, nlrO eilr oitoereS nrit Sperlt-
nil0 galettnlffiibrungen
Ore MeDoullg wurOe bon 1926
ourdgegeben un0 Don JeBG ubge.
bort.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28

9oppeItes 8ea. .gtpn,
aler, wie mar es ouf oeiner Bin.
terreiie?"
rSeiat beionOers - suerft sinsen
sic Sfier in bic Bride, nnO pnnn
Die @erlo6Angl"
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28

@ines Gornittaes iaB Wiaibala
Spedt III iebr idlIed)ter 2auie Oil
icinem 3eidentiid unb mihtc lidI
oersebli9 nb, einel labuten Bis 81
iauitrieren uno onourh fir oas
Eu6Iifum einisermaBen eenieBbar
81 MAIDEN. gs mar cine aufsubc.
DER er iif nidt selpadlien fibltc.
oean Der Sumor lag ~iiberbaupt midi
i'm 3eitseiit, uno 5rau Guseni
Bate inn Dorbin cine SSene 60
madt, bebor fie ons Saus uerIic6
nm in Die Mnrftbnaeit 81 eeben.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

1T is rare that a boaster,
male or female, has done much
10 yodel about. That IL why
he or she boasts.
The boaster Is his own booster
because he has an inferiority
feeling and fears no one else
will ever boost, or boast, for
him. Also, ss shown by Prof.
Henry Foster Adams. University
OF Michigan psychologist, the
boaster Is usually stupid
person.
2--If you simply try 10 ape
some ones talk. msnnerisrns,
dress, etc. Of course this will
cause your individuality TO
shrink.
But " you try 10 gain the
same skills, develop the mental
attitudes, the poise and decisive
ness OF character OF some one
YOU admire, this will greatly
expand your personality. That
10 why reading biography is q
grand thing for young people.
especially the biographies OF the
greatest personalities In all his
tory.
3-He IL doing one Of three
things First: he may think he
u boss, but the fact Is, his wife
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
One Word Led to Another
-Ths pstres, Iimss
BY Arthur Bugs" Baer

II you aren't hep to the itemized rumors I'm telling
YOU plumb smack the middle of brake emphasis
program.
Brakes something that keep egg-shaped wheels
from going round.
There hand brakes foot brakes hydraulic brakes
and body English.
The last of the four utilized by backseat drivers
with pop eyes nervous details and bun horrors. They
put the brakes with their feet their elbows and their
trunk racks.
The original idea of brakes to slow down
when going forward and to keep from going back
ward when 1t standing stillA
That was all right until they stopped making new
gondolas in 1910 Now old that putting
brakes is like stirring bowl Of soup The big Jumps
to the top.
Everything comes to the top and doesn't settle for
weeks Just yesterday the police took out for brake
test.
They found my brakes had three speeds forward and
two backward When pull the lever back quart of
oil spurts out of the tank When yank 1t back sudden
like the windshield wpers do the giant swing the doors
fall off and the top tips its hat.
Eighty per cent of all accidents caused by bad
brakes The other 20 per cent caused by good ones.