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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

In the meantime, night baseball is making
gains in the maj jors, despite die-hards who pre-
dicted decline in the night game policy .fter
the Larry MacPhail who introduced base
ball under the lights az Cincinnati is installing
equipment at Yankee Stadium. The most costly
plant 10 date, the Yankees are reportedly
spending S2500OO in lighting the New York
park
And the Red SoX have plans for lights at
Fenway Park in Boston. The plans do not
call for lights this coming season. All Of
which may leave Detroit the last city in the
American League to he equipped with lights.
However, MacPha doesn't plan for more
than seven night games season. one with
each of the other clubs.
The ST. Louis BroWns and the
Washington Senators, the big leagues
tWo leading night game boosters, WiH
reneW their campaign for unlimited
dfter-sundoWn games in 1916 at the
meetings here.
The Cardinals are the top night club in the
National League. Both St Louis clubs are
determined TO get as many arc light contests
as they played in 1945 when only Il week day
afternoon games, including Saturdays, were
staged In The Mound City.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
End Three Years Of Turbulence

Also, am every will breath sigh Of relief when
finally Cleveland makes that ongdcussed trade and dposes
OF jeff Heath, the turbulent outfelder.
For three years noW tOinter and summer, Heoth'S
scheduled exit from Cleveland has taken of
type. II WiH be good to him get home. This
lO Leave space for ddUance notices When and
Whers Rudy York going rOhen he leoUes the Tigers.
Best Tiger 10 reach long, long time is the
announcement that Hoo Evers has been released
army
E,ers isn't the greatest aaround prospect
head for the Tigers in then lot Of oh
will he fooled.
With Evcrs and Barney McCosky both returning for
and OF the othedes likely be available
before next spring appears Hank Greenbeg will
10 first base
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
WaterfieId's Greatness Tested

And the grand finale Of the professional football
of Sunday in Cleveland when Bob Waterfed
the Rams meet Sammy Baugh and the Redskins.
This should he the test how Bob Waierheld
NJ Cleveland really is All he does call the for his
team, does the kicking passing kicks the points
handles the ball TfomatOn and when needed the
ends and hits the line.
Waterfed is rated high you likely will Sc,
Cleveland al least oneouchdown avore Baugh Co
A nd for championship reversal Of FORM let giUe
you the NeU York Giants.
The Giants spotted the Philadelphia Eagles 2I
points Week ago and Won rs to 2I.
Against the Redskins who defeated by the Eagle
the Giants couldn Of their way . really help
less offensive
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Just Slide EN- Back

Westinghouse engineers, in deadly earnest
about roofing ball fields think they may have
something working out along that line in a COM
paratively few years. This columns as ,ociste
engineer says the new roofing will be Of an
glass construction built TO permit the
playing of all weather games, both in the open
or enclosed
Open air games Wouid be made
possible by sliding back the glass sheets.
The engineers haze already thought Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11


and Won the eastern pcnnart Of
the National Football League
The Skins thus earned the
right 10 meet tho Cleveland Rams.
western winners, IN next Sunday 5
play-off game IN Cleveland
II will be the Rams FIRST crack
At the title. hut old stuff 10 the
Redskins. whose victor gave
them their fifth sectional uuF m
10 seasons
General of the army Dwight
Eisenhower stole an otherwise
liStleSS football game The biggest
ovation went to the general when
he left in the fourth quarter.
Washington scored first with a
23.yard place KICK by Joe Aguirre
near the close Of the first period.
Baugh led the way To the first
Washington touchdown N tho
third with 2 peg 10 Wayne Mllncr
on the Giants 3S Atkins and
Merlyn Condit smashed 10 4 first
down On the q Baugh then
passed 10 Les Dye who Squlrmod
away from Ward Cuff and Bill
Peirlas 10 score
Arnie Herhers tumble reCov.
cred ny Al FlaSecky on 'he
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Sports
BREVIT1GS

Hal NewhouseT, Tiger star, suf-
fered back INJURY IN bowling
match over the weekend in Nj.
Vernon. n. Y. Retired after
rolling 3l5 in two games e. New
houSer's team beat Babe Ruth's
lineup. 2444.2295.
Bobby Riggs defeated Don
Budge. 9-ll, 6-3. So. go, IN the
final Of the $1,000 world profess
sional hardcourt tennis champions
ships al Los Angeles William
y. Grcim OF Denver was re-
elected president Of tho National
AAU San Antonio picked Tor
1916 convention
MIS>iSsippi u is IN The market
Tor a football coach. with no dppli-
cants IN sight Harry Mehre
resigned after coaching there
since 1888
Steve Van Buren, of Phll1dcl.
lnld Esd%ltN Nlldl dlltlfN lIlt y as
tional Football League record for
touchdowns IN single season m
pacing the Eagles 10 a 35-7 VIC.
tory over Boston YankS Van
Buren, scored three times 10 bring
his total 10 Is. one more than Don
Hutson scored in 1912
An Ap survey reveals total 81
81 SOC. 6.5l4.3li was bet on horse
racing this year in Is states where
its legal -. That's average ~
SIS 10 per fan each racing day ...
States got sos. .4S4.2l2 Buddy
Young, ex-Illini star. made touch
down runs of 81. 8S and 20 yards
for Fleet City Navy rs IL defeated
Fl Toro Marines, 1925, despits
Paul Governslrs passing. one TO
Elroy Hirsch for a touchdown.
BuSher was named horse o.
the year" by experts OF Racing
Form and other racing papers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Metro Coaches
To Meet Toniqht

Athletic directors and coaches
of the Metropolitan Prep League
viii meet Al S o clock tonight al
Northwestern Community Center
10 elect officers of their new or
Csnl7atIon
a large number Of city public
schools physical education teach.
er' arc expected 10 attend 4 con-
s'i'u'ion and bylaws also Will be
adpu'gd
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
BACK UP CHANDLER. SAYS GRIFF

Out Of the Western Conference meeting in Chicago
last weekend there bit of sensible and hearten
ing rule has been passed whereby any athlete
who had finished three years of varsity competition prior
to wartime regulations would be ineligible for further
competition.
When Dick Fisher showed up Ohio state last fall many
cot 10 wondering Michigan perhaps wouldn't Harry kpke
Ann Arbor and do coffin corner kicking
Everybody is oil for the returning serUicemen get
ting break also for any shifting OF rules 70 toke
Of abnormal Wortir1e conditions.
But there shoud he limit ~ the scrannlng " rules
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

belts, before Birdie was shipped
10 the Pacific.
In fine shape physically, the
6-foot pinch lS6-pound Evers
is said 10 be eager 20 get 10
spring training camp.
Both stylists, Evers and Nc
Cosky are outstanding outfield-
erS defensively.
Pat Mullin, the other member
of the Tiger trio which may
form the clubs outfield, is ex-
peCted out soon. An army in
strnctnr. Mullin is still al
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
.ibbie Close
To WiIman
Oetroiter Trails
by Only 4.75
Bv HAROLD KAHL

CHICAGO. Dec. l0-Joe VII
man. the excl from Berwyn, Ill.
and the new national game king,
tops A group of national bowling
stars who will head for Detroit
next weekend where they will
wind up the Vogue Recreation's
rich $1,000 and $1,000 first and
second prize individual classic.
BY the slim margin Of AIS
points Wilman, who will turn 40
Dec. 20. noSed out Therman Glib
son of Detroit, another CT still
IN the service, with A total Of
3l012 10 his rivals 305.37 here
last night In fact, many predicted
here today Gibson. one Of the
members of the national match
game champion F. & r team. will
succeed Wilman come another
year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

Evers had been released from
the army.
The Tiger skipper now Is sure
Of two of the members OF what
shapes up as his regular out
field for next season. Barney
McCoSky got out Of the navy
several weeks ago.
Evers. who starred alongside
of Dick Wakefield for O'Neill at
Beaumont. was in the army air
corps. spending most of his
time Al Waco where he played
service ball with Birdie Teh-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

Washington & Lee University
The makeup OF the Detroit
outheld will. Of course. depend
largely on Hank Greenberg.
Should York be traded. Green
berg would of course be re-
turned 10 first base.
Should the Tiger manager
make a deal with Cleveland for
Ray Mack, he would have 10
give up an outfielder, since the
Indians are looking for a CEN
ter Halda4------------
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

upon his ARRIVAL IN ChlCago Tor the
major leagues meeting.
And no wiser words were ever
spoken.
II the major league owners want
tO do themselves and Chandler a
favor they will closet themselves in
a room and come To some definite
agreement whereby Chandler knows
exactly where he stands.
And once the commissioner knows
this II would be greatly refreshing for
him 20 quit answering all volleys
directed AT him with the stereotypeo
phrase
II have SeNenyear contract
. remember, ! have Seven-year
contract"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Rr 10 MACDONELL

N CHICAGO. Dec. l0--With the
arrival OF Tom lawkey, who
was 90 reach Chicago today for
the major league meetings,
there hinged 2 possible trade
which would send Rudy York
10 the Red SoX for Eddie Lake
and possibly Jim Wilson or
some other player
Steve O'Nelll and Joe Cronln,
managers of the Tigers and
-RF}-a-Snx.- conferred yesterday
and agreed 10 wait until mr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

Boston club owner arrived
Lake is a ShortStop and viii
son the pitcher who was in
iured and hoSpitalized when
struck on the head with a ball
batted by Hank Greenberg IN
Detroit last summer.
Should the trade be made.
Lake would probably be the
Tiger regular ShortStop with
Webb relegated TO utility IN
fielder role. ..I
O'Nelll was elated today with
-tAA-Uard thai -MAlter lHoOtl !
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
NewsY Lines
riSler sDkavS MUM
FRITZ CRISIFR

FRITZ CRSLER Clarence Mum hasn't discussed
Hc Syracuse hm Mum would high any
,t ~ candidates Mum has all the qualifications make
n head coach Ctser added Syracuse reports Oss
~'en to hc released and that Mum first choice
~ NIiN re ARD yesterday Of The Miami Opcn
d DO Florida for the sunshine Has victory netted
hr 500 and no" he may continue on the tour
COMMISSIONER CHANDLER refused either 10 deny
Ai attributed he intends
4 rtcro-Fc> Of late Commissioned andS and that The
don 70 accept his control that's all rsht with me
tishIIngcr PInkN
HE-u been offered job ot Toledo Mudhcns
y fHn IriaeA clubs hnt without getting yes
G-o SeMr reported on inside act for other pot AT Newark
TN REASON ,. tho Big Ten put those provisions about
conference f0cS footbal-tWo homeWaS
schedules for Purdue and Indiana, according TO AP.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
York for Lake. Wilson Deal WMifS YnGrey AEriUnL

Should the Tigers deal with
the Yankees for Bill Johnston.
Snuffy Stirnweiss or some other
infelder. they would have 10
give up a pitcher from their
well stocked mound Staf.
AS the big leaguers prepared
10 plunge into sessions. there
was strong belief that the
majors would not approve the
Pacific Coast Leagues preten-
Sions 10 a third major leagus
StarTTy-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

purchased prior to the start OF
the war. The equipment. much
Of il obsolete, comparatively
due to the rapid advancement
being made IN the lights. was
sold to a Detroit electrical firm
1t was disposed Of for much
less than the original cost. II
most Of the equipment
needed excepting the towers.
"a e..
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Scratches
GtLF SIREAN

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NrAfnff clear Tack fsv
F"sf. - w Est
~ Rsre-StraW Stsct
second Race. Post Haste gushsr tofr
Nn Kings count
Ihife Rsrf-Duf Nrmnry
Fourth Ears-N ~ .pye
Ff'n RA~e--Hrlvsfisn Crest r0per
SpfH Rsce.-Casurs Take. Bob OSu.i
van
Se.rr'. Psrs-Nssnern. Gun Decs RIae
Cross +tf t,ar9u.t
tirfr Rscs TrrrsG.s Hsut N1nc VA
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

TT, and Nhtn u COnfS, I,RRi Ms.rHAIL
the elegant Briggs Stadium will have never
and up to date equipment.
II may he that games at Briggs Stadium
will some day be played under a roof.
Don't laugh! II may come sooner than
you have any idea, according To the latest
high tension dope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

CHICAGO Dec. 1O-There appears to
be little likelihood of night baseball for
Tiger fans at Briggs Stadium in the mmedi-
ate future.
1t was revealed here today that the Detroit
club has sold lighting eaupmcnt which was
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Nv BOR CONSIDINE

WASHINGTON Dec 10 tINS) tho final period sci
Washington Redskins up Dud DefrHer
owned bV h tycoon George
shall took the York
- ~ oloa,o~s ,oe,or1,,, from he IVA
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
MATES Also STAR

Not only did Gibson make Ar
excellent showing, but two Of his
teammates, Chet BukowSki anc
Fred Bujack. did likewise by ty
ing for sixth place with 295 as
points Between the three they
a d d Q d 81 $50 to the f g. +
kitty" Gibson receiving 81 900
RukowSki and Bulack each 1913
Wilman got $1,000.
What made GibSonS perform
ance more remarkable was he
swept four points from Wilman IN
the position, or final round of the
tournament with S53 10 765. II
was a little rough way 10 handle
the new king. but everything goes
when two GlS get together
II was certain Wilman was due
80 replace Buddy Bomar Of Chi
cago AS the new titleholder be-
tore The final days rolling opened
Bomar finished twelfth wit h
2S747 points II was only neces-
Sary for Wilman 10 get an even
break in his last four matches 10
coast in
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Hockey Standings

LNNr SIGHTS Rt>tItS
CrI.aru Bustan
DETROIT = Montreal
NtR T..s T ronfr
~ATtRnAN'S RIsttT
Montreal Toronto q
ANTHICAN IIAsti
fNffar polls NtftNrt
81 Louis Cleveland
Ruffs.1 q Nru Maven
Pivsoufgh Z. Providence
rs IIAGtE
Esnsss CIV ? Nusns
st Fsu. IL Fou Worm
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Nx. Oh, Look Engineers Now Plan
StIOa ~ Baseball Played Under Roof
Bv LEO MACDONELI

Woys OF preventing sun glare and other
handicops.
II sounds fantastic. But, goodness to
betsy, the things engineers are about to
do; IT IS caution, they do tell.
Escalators al all the ball parks They
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
GIBSON STOPS HIM

THIS he did until he met Gibson
fOr the second time in the posi-
tion He split even IN points with
Andy Varipaps, who finished third
with 3O2. did the same with Glib
son and won three out of four
from Ned Day of West Allis. a
former champ
Gibson dropped three points to
George Morrison Of Chicago, split
with Wilman and Walter Ward
OF Cleveland and then blasted the
champ. one Of the odd twists of
the event was BuiaCk who won
80 games and lost 3 in the finals
10 Gihson'S 3S and 26 BukowskI
Won and lost -, but totalcd more
pins than Buiack
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Griff Speaks Some Wise Words

'If VI going have baseball commissioner We
should back up his judgment, II not. why have one:
So spoke Clark Griffith. old silver fox Of Washington
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Lindsay Hospita|zed as Red Wings Win
Bouchard
Axes Ted
Get Winning Goal
While Man Short
By LEWIS II. WALTER

bN LII VIC ths Wal - In
When Emil (Butch) Bouchard.
towering Montreal Canadiens de-
fenseman, pole-sSed Ted Lindsay
of the Detroit Red Wings to the
ice at Olympia last night, he
could have made DeteroitS 2 10 !
victory the most costly OF ths
hockey season.
1T was an nccident-uninten-
tional,r muttered the long
jawed Quebec bee keeper after.
ward In the dressing room.
This may surprise the Red
Wings and the thousands who
thought the maddened Bouchard
deliberately cut the Detroit left
wing down from behind with
slash just in front Of the night
ear during the second PERIOD.
Lindsay can be very irritating.
NO SKULL FRACTURE
X-rays at the Harper Hospital
disclosed that wingmen Ted Lind.
say was not suffering from a frsc-
tured skull although he was suf-
ferlng from slight conclusion.
He is expected 10 be released
from the hospital tomorrow. sc-
cordng 10 the club physician, c.
l. Tomsu There is also a possi-
hIlIty ne may play Wednesday
against the Boston Bruins.
Not only do lie Wings have
the warmest regard for the aS-
grcSSive little Lindsay but they
can't afford 10 iose another man,
even 10 gain 4 second place tie
AS they did last night
Three playcrS. Harry Watson.
Murray Armstrong and Bill Hol-
lett. missed last nights game II
IS only A hope that the first two
viii PLAY through the threc.Ss-r1e
road trip that opens IN Boston
Wednesday
LATE SURGE WINS
Lmdsay's misfortune and 'hr
Wings almost unbelievable last
period surge provided an eye
hulglng spectacle for 1900 fans.
the seventh successive sellout
crowd Of the campaign.
Goals hy Joe Carveth and
Adam Brown. he last with De-
troit Shorthanded. won this fur.
ously PLAYED game for the Wings
aS all the scoring was crowded
into the last seven and half
minutes. They moved into . ts
for second place with Chicago
With only scperlative goal
tending by Harry Lumley saving
them from one-Sided defeat.
Jack Adams mon we're widely
outplayed most OF the way The
apparent tipof that second
successive victory over Montreal
was out OF the question csms
when Bouchard served five
minute penalty for whackinE
Lindsay. Only one Detroit shot.
by sgd Howe. GOT through the
tight Csnuck defense m Bill
Duruan
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Nicht Games Gamma

may come. too. who knows
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
HENRY re ARD
lnMMISSIONKR CHANDLER

-6 hC came 10 FLORIDA Just
hIT 50 600 and now he may
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

Indeed, every one Knows by now there Is seven
tract involved.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

"""'-TT =" N 4 -IalcmCnt attTbUIcd u hl1
rreroCttIEc>. Of late Commissioner
minors don care 10 accept hs control "tha
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

Busher was named horse o.
The year" by experts OF Racing
Form and other racing papers
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07

Na George Banks o. Philadelphia
"~re Nh r e. Steele. Air and Mrs.
\un-.v Lynch and dauahter~ and
>..,. Lucy Dui>ey
Saturday evening callers with
l's and MS. r 4. Steele and Nh.
@lt Ms Howard 7. ue!.ick>ou
nra, Ms. Amos F. McCaiv and
u>.-A,,ls. Tie Misses Frances ana
H..C.. TAeiI callers Sunday even
il Me MI and Mrs. Gyul-v II
Io"Hsend and Nj. ana Ms. l. y.
Iruuett
Nh ana AIr>. Roger Vundvr4li:,
,l.te.taiAed 70 turkey diAn,} Oh
sunday Mrs Esther TOWNSEND and
Alr. ana Mrs Roger Thomas.
Mr. lara Ellis PASSED away a.
.,G Aeayeniy home al $50 Monday
NolHlns. Mis- Ellis has ueen u pat
lear a The Milford Memorial Hos
!Ital tor almost touI weeks
The third meeting oi TIE Lord
Baltimore Z T. \ was held in the
school Monday evening and Wv>id-
-. otel 10y Mrs Vera Bets. prr>i-
0"nt, The program was in chars,
4. Mr. Renecca Met uhe. health
chairman. and included mU>icu
l4:aher~ b! HE High school chol
~ and It piano solo hl SAulcy Nc
ahv Nf~. Nice ann, school nan ;,
~Iokv flrlly on The heai;A uu,
taf, OF The children and asked lv
The parents co-opvlation With le
,iioJs The SPEAKER oi the eNrnin.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
MILTON

The local masonic Lodge 4,,ard-
go Goshen Methodist .rrt Dn
sunday morHin- 10 L.s. = -n.c.1
sermon ~ III pastor. Kr,...o.I
William II Hudson.
Fleutenan' Nal n. W4lc. i.
Ha-hin-fon. -. q. was tl.e .u.., ~
Ai~ parents. Alr ana Mis-. Ujina..
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L"me lLat evening. accuf.r.n!pd f,.
Alr. and Nh William H. W.tcl H.
NJ" "'.l ~peAd -e}.tal day With
him
Nh and MS. Bryan li5rs.r-on
ana son ot FLilad.lrhia ana NJ
ana Mrs. Oscar IGcE.l~ou 1.o
cLIldien ot HARRINGTON W.r.. .r;..-t..
o. Nh ami Mrs Lluar I:eE..,nu
rn SUNDAY.
William " cou4,u q. Doy.r
sren' Sunday with tti,Ad- ant ~
latiEr- III Milton.
Nh and Mrs. Alfred N.red:,h ol
Milford We're ttIe quests on sunday
{" Mr. and Mr. Isun..d }I.rrdfI
Milton ha- Installed uoA -ff.p.
Il2hls OH re-" iaaju umra and south
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the candI" po",r !a- been ilrlra -
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are "cll uehr-H Council is To b.
conSratalaied Tor tie Iu.pruyr.n.l.,
Nh. Ilota Reed Wa taken To
Milford Hemorial Hospital last
week lor dissertation AID te-at-
men'. Her condition appeag- uuch
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lecttt BON" in t.W day
Lieutenant ami Mrs. Joseph JEFF
fcrson WHO l.atc been visiting his
larentS Nh. and Mrs Ernest NJ
!"t1"rson let on Thursday lul
N"shln-ron u. - ahrlr they WilI
pend Il lew day With his brolhcr
Icniicld Jefferson ANA family be-
tore returning to tAcir hour III W
InacuIun. Pom }llauia. Lieutenant
Jefferson LAs recently hecu di~.
char-cd from the e. : Navy. after
ScrNin2 \ nluuih9 on the '-Uu-
marine "B"-u.o". in The ludo-CAi-
na walters Lieutenant jefferson
plans 10 enter the University O
Michigan At Ann Harbor. Michigan
To complete hi, cductiun. Interrupt.
I'd by The wal. alter which he Wil
enter the teaching field.
On Tuesday evening OF last We"I
tire destroyed the farm house ol
tho William Hopkins farm nea
ool@prin4. and causing III" deaf!
ol The tenant Lester Shocklcy. neg
20. Mr Snockl"y Was building
tire in The living room ana pickc.
III a can ti@t hr supposed contain
II kcros"ne. tlIt Was Gasoline Th
explosion that followed set lirr l.
his clothing. He ran out ot til
lOusc toward q pump. intending I,
cash ~afcr 0Nor lis hurnin
clothes. bur mover reached tn
lump. He VAS taken 10 Bcebe Hos
pital. I.eWcs. but died shortly afte
entering tbat institution The hous
$nd contents were destroyed hI
The Out buildings We're saved by tn
Citor-"tnNn Il tire company. The Mil
ton lii" company arrived too lat
10 be Of assistance ami thtrch
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07

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ut-"d t. 60 l.,-.r' us ''.~.l..-- Of
nHpol1.uc' j. 'o to r!au-uc',J /,
Yc'l are not q ...".h.r c..r au.,
join.
Mrs. Clyde Belts. MIS-. Addi. II.c-
k"lSon and Ms E.m., iIu-tina-
were WiImin4tou visitors on Thur.
day OF l1>l week.
\ ruch owned ly +. VI S,or'
driven hy "EIich" Wilkrrson COL
lidrd with a 'r.e ui. Federal stree
OH Saturday cl,nin- damt-in- rh,
truck Severely THE driver uppljc,
rh~ brakes 'o allow annrhvr ga. :,
pass The br.h.: locked and tn,
truck Shjdd,d lnto rh- 1lr-
Mr. Paul Williams ON SUNDAY
entertained Mr. and Au~ ylu.
Williams OF G"or-vfoWn. Mc. uu,
Mrs. Charles Conrad oI MillorG 5u,