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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-20
Ypsilanti Briefs
Girl Missing

Girl Missing
Dorothy Summer, Is year old sis
ter Of Miss Faye Summer, 214 Fer.
ris St.. with whom she has been
staying, has been missing since l
o'clock Monday afternoon. The girl
has light brown hair, blue eyes. and
Is five feet and two inches tall, and
weighs SO pounds. She was wearing
a red and green plaid reversible
coat and no hat.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-20
Municipal Court

Rolla Perry, pleaded guilty OF be-
ing intoxicated and disorderly and
paid fine Of SIS.
Total receipts, Monday, we're
Sl9t.3I.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-20
Called Twice

Called Twice
The fire department was called
out twice, Monday night 10 stop
small blazes at the Masonic Tenn
pie. where a chimney was burning
out, and to the home OF B. B. Brown
ing at 422 Washtenaw Ave. where
the pilot light had fallen out OF the
stove.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-20
Treated for Injuries

Treated for injuries
Six year old June Bellen, 3O4 Ar
net St, was treated by her family
physician, Monday, for bruises she
received when she was struck by a
car driven by Wilbur Leonard, 1913
Perrin st. The youngster crossed
Michigan Ave. at Park ST., as Mr..
Leonard was driving through on
the amber light and although he
sweryed the car. the girl was
scraped by the rear fender.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-20

Will Speak .,
Mrs. Robert Lee Moffett Will
speak to the Bahai members Feb
ruary 81 al AIS p. m. at l07 n. Nor
NAL st. on a topic selected by those
attending from a list OF subjects
on the trend OF world affairs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-20
Historical Society
Speakers Announced

The speakers for the meeting Of
the Washtensw Historical Society.
Feb. %, in the east lecture hall,
Rackham Building. Ann Arbor. are
Cotton Storm, curator OF maps,
Clements Library. and Arthur j.
Wiltse, manager OF the Ann Arbor
Press. The meeting, at o'clock,
will be open to the public.
Mr.. Storm will speak on Mich
isan Printing to 1850" and Mr..
Wiltse's topic is Development OF
Printing in Washtenaw County"
M3ss Har0arat u,ve,h 4. Z, uFa.h
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-20
To Leave Soon


Miss Virginia Hawks will leave
March ! for a Radio Television and
Electronics School in Minneapolis,
Minnesota. Her fellow workers at
the Central Specially factory office
gave her a farewell party Friday
evening at La Gondola and gave
her many lovely gifts later at the
home OF Mrs. Edward Wolter. Miss
Hawks was graduated from high
school last summer.
Mrs. Alfred DeWaele, Bay City,
Is visiting he. daughter, Mrs. owen
]. Cleary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Schwall
GATED on MIR. and Mrs. Carl
Schwall. Detroit, Sunday.
Archie McNicol, Bay City. and
granddaughter, Miss jeanne Stew.
art, Hillman, returned home Mon.
day after spending a week with Mr..
McNicol's sister Mrs. Helen Horn
er. Mrs. McNicol, who was a pa.
tent at University Hospital, Ann
Arbor, returned with them.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-20

Miss Margaret Harsch is in Wash.
ington, d. C., visiting a former
friend WAVE Jean Rehkopf
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
ORGANIZING HIS own

The Texan plans organize
one Of his own and has made Leo
Faetz, also Of the Monarchs, cap
tain. jules Sowa, secretary of
the Chicago Classic and Eddie
Brousus. a 24-year-old Youngstef
who has been burning up Ihe
planks in the Windy City are
others with Joe Wilman/now IN
the servicr-.brft- due Io-be re-
leased. possibly the fifth man.
Reorganization oY the MonarchS
gives rise 10 the belief that FGlayyl9s,
the Chicago Star team IS seeking
the services OF Crimmins The
Detroit >star has stated he has
received offers from Miami and
Los Angeles in addition 10 Chi
caKo. IT f1c stays f1Crc nc pfdr1y
to organize his own team. sever
ing connections with Bob Thyme.
Parisclean sponsor and practically
his father" for the last four
years.
CrinminS claims he already has
Charley Boehm and John Norris,
winner OF the Central States
singles title the past campaign,
signed up. Next season, however,
is a long way of and many things
can happen between between now
and then.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Hold 2 Puppy Shows
BY DON GILLIEs

Two Detroit dog clubs are hold
ing puppy shows here this week
end.
The Popular Dog Club will hold
a Glass d all-toy sanctioned match
Sunday at Webster Hall with
Judging 10 start at 2 p. m, ac-
-cording 10 Mrs. X. Vein, club
secretary. Mrs. j. III. Lemons of
Lansing will Judge various breeds.
The new Progressive Dog Club,
which takes in all breeds in the
transporting group, will hold its
first event Sunday at -UAW-CIO
Hall, East Outer Drive and Van
Dyke.
The club, headed by Claude j.
Fitzgerald OF Wyandotte, is plan
ming several puppy matches this
summer climaXed with an Axe
specially show for Older dogs this
fall.
international Champion Little
Gorgeous Hussy, one OF the finest
Boston terriers IN the country,
died last week as a result of an
operation, owner Ray Perso OF
Royal Oak announced.
Another great Boston, Cham
pion Our Pinup Girl, owned by
Henry Aietzel of Wyandotte, was
killed few days later in an auto
mobile accident.
The English Springer Spaniel
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
BAD BOWLING

The series will be concluded at
Palace Recreation here Friday,
Saturday and Sunday with two
blocks OF seven games each as
the windup on the Sabbath.
when you're bowling bad
there's no reason for any
alIbis," Bomar frankly stated
Norris seconded the motion.
Both are confident, however,
they viii overcome the eastern
er's big margin. TO do so they
Will have 10 win each game by
30 pins and pick up another
four along the route 10 carry
of the 81 900 purse.
Bomar revealed Bill Flesch'S s
Monarchs of Chicago, winner of
the A. b. G.. championship here
in 1910 and seventh place team in
Class A of The Detroit Times
Sweepstakes the past season, has
broken UP.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Stroh Rolls Only
2979 in Meet

That Partsctean tead OF 303S
looks bigger and better than ever
today as the city championship
Tournament continues at Hall
Dodds and Palmer Park.
Stroh, winner in 1874 on 1923,
produce only 2979. good for
seventh place, in taking It's turn
last night. Bill kenet stumbled
10 523, Cass Grygier had 635, John
Petro 62S, Joe Norris 5sS and
Walter Reppenhagen, handicapped
by bad ankle, 663.
Leading bowlers pealized 81, 500
for the NorthWeSt Community
War MemoriaEfund in series
of matches last night at PAIN
B Recreation MlHeralites
featured/with 3. 100 in defeating
Parisciean (2843) with Bud d Y
Boplar l6l9l IN the CFimHihs
Cub lineup.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
HoImdnWiNidms
Here Monday

Holman Williams. one of De-
troits greatest middleweight
Scrappers, returns home today to
condition himself for his 10-round
battle with Sampson Powell,
Cleveland 165-pounder, In Arcadia
Monday night.
Powell only last Monday de-
feated Phil Muscato Of Buffalo.
Williams. a southpaw. is the dura-
ton middleweight champion of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

.,,n,eeInnn Isloi sCHAtTER Near
AHbkSSbUUh TINkEIL Vt 1870
Open Bowling az All Times!
orInnu pcr ~ vERsoR al wATtRMAN
btACUh htG, "a Alleys W z;soso
oPGs BOWLING htRt TO-DAY UNTIL
T30 ~ AND AfTth SIS
cL0IlhC ,' . ..s SAsI oosSstss I.sI.s sts5s5 5sl
eIsFBvArIoNs FoR SUMNER LEAGUES
>how TAKEN. OPEN ALLEYS EVERY DAY.
Rene TR0MBlY '''s 8 S..s,au ts9.,
sunnIR LEAGUES are NOW BEING
fossto. CONTACT Iot PAutUs. NOW
cRtST | lNES f%y5tseeI99sss % seI9ss 4" % 20 ssss8 ssss
sosI OF IHE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
visit Qua STAGE BAR. cockTAlu LOUNGE
EAST WARREN e1oirtx tlS6i ! "''Hssj' NJ S SSso
70 Alleys Open al All Times!
cReLT LAKES %oo6bwsap .sos sasp'NHSt, ss s,;s $
Open Bowling Here Al Day.
LOG CABIN 3 S'1' sltSPs TSsV"'S 70 s'IiSo
Nov Forming Summer Leagues!
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Sunday S DBF Schedule

CLASS A-McraH Va Ash EnrthSeftern
a. 4. Cen IS Arhuff h0rth~eatern 3 a.
Gem 81 sPIiE Naftl sesiern A. = Pepal
~ Auto cut Belle Isle ~
class B-tFW tFs " EfrI-tVnr. S1gtr-
western . a. T. Egreks 81 Dixie north
western . a. Ctryt1n-lsnbsrt Vs. Federal
M9gli, Belle Isle = a. Johns " Griffin
NaTfl@estern a. Cstscpd vs. Epiphany,
Northwestern st Midland ~ GirusEl.
Jsyns Pied 1 a. EsSt SIDE VI. Continental
jayne Field ! A. Putnam a. CAW i54
JAYNE F2rla At JAW a. vf Firsers 8.
jayne F.d a. Rsylt ~ 81 Ciaif Shores
Belle fNf9G ~
CLASS D--Ceue Tguney ~. Camera. North
western a. pe'rait Fiftmen ss North
Wrff fIrrf S.fftpsstrru ~ Dei-PBy "
srri0rne.f Atkinson - - S~hoiss'ics
v Bilt. A'kinH11 a. Cooper ~ Fofd-
AlG Ctara Y=fN ~ jas Gee st De- rci'sfs
Jayne Fie.d az 4 Desenii Va Bum. Belle
ls'e AZ C.Ste ys Jaw 1S4 Jn Belle
irc 3 al 4 Baird VI. K0uren, Belle iHe
at T.
E.rthsca,crn a. !. Battalion ~. Bat
TALON q. Atkinson a. Battalion vs..
Rattsliua J. C.arr Psrs a. Battalion Vs.
Battalion Ia Jayne Pied a. Battalion
s. Battalion D. ~ ClAir ~ ]. Battalion :
vs. Battalion 20. Belle i1,e 81 i.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

Ion OF gasoline. Just take IL
regularly to your Standard Oil
Dealer. He's trained for better
car care.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Mackenzie Golfers
Seek Third in Row

Mackenzie High golfers will
seek their third straight match
victory against l.. D. High az
Rackham today fresh from ~
triumph over Central yesterday
on the same course.
Yesterdays scores in the Cen
tral match follow:
Chet JaVor fMi So defeated Norman
WAchtsr &C. sa 80 Ronnsy BURKE ~
- defeated weston &C 90 40 Henry
hudal ~ 90 defeated Robert Auuin iCl
as so Henry schultz ~ es. defeated
Richard Sanders &C e6. al.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

Club of Michigan has moved to
its new indoor training quarters,
238 Victor, Highland Park, where
sessions are held every Tuesday
evening. Later the club will move
where dogs will be
trained on live pigeons and water
retrieving.
Count Jack, a springer owned
by Charles A. Frank of Detroit, IS
h ON today from Indianapolis
where he went best in that citys
o obedience show. Count Jack
scored 249h points out of a pos
sible $50. Sally of Duckenfield,
Detroit's wonder dog and mother
of Count Jack, was second, win
ming best in the utility class.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Bonnar Adds
To Pin Match
~ HAROLD KAHL

Buddy Bomar of Chicago by
way of Dallas, Tex. national
match game bowling king, will be
an added attraction TO the dou-
\ es match between the four lead
ing captains in The Detroit Times
All-Star Classic at loves Recrea-
tion tonight at 8 o'clock for the
benefit of the Veterans Hospital.
Bomar will give an exhibition
following the seven-game series
between Louis SieSff of F. & b.
winner of the Classic crown, and
Joe Norris, pilot of third place
Stroh, and John CrimminS of
Parisclean and Joe Paulus of
Chene-Trombly Recreation, second
and fourth place clubs.
Neither Bomar nor Norris had
much TO say about the 843-pin
lead George Young and Andy
Varipapa, better known as "Vari-
Gus Papers, piled up on them in
the first half of their 56-game
home and home match in Hemp
stead, N. Y, the past weekend.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
De La Sale Gets
Trenton High Coach

Edward White. athletic direc-
tor and football coach at Trenton
High School has been named
athletic director and coach of all
sports al Detroit De La Sale, II
was announced
White, who has held the Trcn-
ton post for the past three years
is graduate Of Central Michi-
: an College where he played
lfhaCk
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

Today, and in the days 10 come,
remember you can keep your car
running stronger, running longer,
and running farther on every gal
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
American Legion Baseball
TODAY's GAMES

TODAf's GAMES
Aigef W vincent NV 4. HOiley vs.
Learned NV 3 Rosedale PARK " Century.
Atkinsou Police ~ Hosrnsald Nv
Jsust W. Stitt. Atkinson. Hsrpcr-vAn Dyke
rs Bushsay, jayne 4 Crosse Pointe vs.
phillips 81 g. Young ". Rcose-Vankef.
nj s. Edwards v Posselius 81 5 Briggs
vs. Beaudry Jayne g. AL games at 30 .. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Mango Singh Gets
Verdict Over Pole

Mango Singh defeated Waldy-
slaw -TalHh-the Polish Giant, on
a disqualification before a record
crowd OF 1924 wrestling fans at
FaIrvlcw Gar dens last night
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

world. lie has defeated nine
champions and numbers some OF
the most famous names in the
business among his victims.
Evening star., 1945-07-05

the Misses Blaine and Bennett.
They knock the very daylights out
of each other in brawl that would
do credit to John Wayne and Ward
Bond. Miss Bennett wins in case
you can't wait to get around to the
Palace to discover the decision for
yourself. The knock-about ends
with her sitting on Miss Blaine and
explaining some of the more fiery
facts of life among the Mob Hill SCI.
While the title of the Palaces
picture implies that its locale Is far
removed from the famous Barbary
Coast, most of its action is laid in
the gaudiest saloon you ever say.
That, of course, is where they flnd
the stage for Miss Blaine's songs, of
which there are several, and those
spacious, highly colored production
numbers which give such musicals
that big" quality. And make their
plots look like something more in
credible with each picture
Centerpiece of each OF the pro-
duction pauseS, of course, is Miss
Blaine singing such tunes as Jimmy
McHugh and Harold. A6amson as
Il Walked In," II Don't Care" and
Touring San Francisco" A couple
of older tunes of the same team
round out the score of Moo Hill. y
1t is not distinguished collection
of music. The dancing items, rather
numerous, are more satisfactory.
4
The punch-drunk plot of mob
Hill'' has to do with the guy who
runs the biggest saloon in town
(Raft), who is surrounded in the
course of the action by three
females. All of them are strictly
stock characters. Miss Blaine is
the beautiful, loyal, loving star OF
the saloon keepers floor shows. Miss
Bennett is the society girl from Mob
Hill who has enough of the pas
sionate blood of her tycoon ancestors
to want a bit of excitement that
lies at the foot of the hill.
The third member of the sex
making a play for the fellows way
ward heart is Peggy Ann Garner
in the guise of wee Irish lass
who worms her way into his af-
fections and just stays there. The
other two are sort of in and cutters
so far as Rats emotions go.
There Is the usual weak grab at
San Francisco history in the move
ment of the story, the stuff about
political reform and the closing of
Evening star., 1945-07-05
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD


Make believers at work: Betty
Hutton, wearing a streamlined white
bathing suit, Is splashing about in
Paramount big aquatic tank which
at the moment is doubling for a
patch of the Atlantic Ocean off Long
Island.
Also churning the water is Barry
Fitzgerald, but he's in soggy street
clothes, having just fallen off pier.
In this scene for The Stork Club"
Betty is rescuing Barry from drown
ing.
She locks an arm around his neck
in the prescribed life-saving style
and starts to tow him toward a raft;
anchored ON the other side of the
pool. Barry helps by kicking his feet
under water and out of camera view,
but the rescue job is hard one for
Betty. His water-logged clothing
makes the little Irishman heavy
burden.
Halfway across the pool Betty
falters and Director Hal walker
stops the scene to let the star catch
her breath.
Say. why do script writer's think
up these things?" Betty gasps. I'm
going to start a movement to have
writers try out personally all the
stunts they dream up for actors to
do.e
After Barry has changed into dry
wardrobe and discarded his brogans
to cut down the tonnage a bit, they
do the scene again. This time Betty
succeeds in reaching the raft. on
schedule with her. cargo.
She's exhausted and shivering as
the ever-helpful property man
bundles her in wool blanket. She
collapses on the floating platform
and gives the water below her
baleful look.
80 that's the stuff that Dorothy
Lampur and Esther Williams have
to act in" she groans. II don't envy
them"
Gene Tierney is proposing to Cor
mel Wilde for the reddest-hot of all
the torrid romantic scenes in Leave
Her to Heaven" at goth Century
Fox, Before he can say yes" or
mo" she kisses him as he possibly
has never been kissed before.
In this psychological drama Gene
is playing a girl who will stop at
nothing-even murder--to have the
man she loves completely to her
Evening star., 1945-07-05

Barbary Coast, which should have
been closed years ago SO far as
motion picture scripts are con-
cerned. 1t is used this time-the
history, not the Barbary Coast-as
an excuse to let Saloon Keeper
Raft meet the high-tone Carruth-
ers family and get crazy motion
that he will marry the Mob HILL
heiress. When the notion proves
to be one of the worst he ever had
he takes up drink and is saved
from its evils only through the
combined efforts OF all three wom-
en-. The only trouble is that you
don't believe word Of it.
The feebly saving grace OF mob
Hill" is that there are times when
the passion that is supposed to mo-
tivate its people actually does sue
ceed in giving the story quality
of animation. 1t is most apparent
in the production numbers, espe-
cially the dances which are orna-
mented with some of the most
acrobatic humans in Hollywood
There is set of can-can dancers,
for instance, who perform flying
splits that are actually spectacular
Wanda Tuchock and Norman
Reilly Raine. who wrote the screen
play at the Palace, have made 1sev-
eral rather wistful attempts to pro-
vide it with comedy sides, but they
are merely variations on some OF
the most venerable themes in the
funny business. The one that is
brought off best, If you care, is a
scene in one Of those Chinese mu-
seums. Yes, that one again.
The players in mob Hill" look
for the most part as if they were
competing for the acting BOBBY
prizes of the year, and We are of
the opinion that Raft already is
in" Miss Blaine. the pretty thing,
is not far behind him in her por-
trait of that poor wistful heroine
who used to be played in the same
story by Alice Faye.
The best performance in the pic
ture is clearly that of Peggy Ann,
who really succeeds in finding con-
trasting moods. and knowing what
Evening star., 1945-07-05

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
Around Hollywood's Sets :

self. At this point, both have beer
guests for few days at a beautiful
New Mexico ranch house. Almost
from their first meeting. she has
made up her mind to marry him
Wilde, In. turn, has been fascinated
by her, but he has been warned
against her. and--well, he hasn't
made up his mind yet.
The setting OF the scene. supposed
to be night, Is the library Of the
ranch house. AS it opens. Gene, in
white hostess pajamas, is standing
near the fireplace.
She has just crossed her former
fiance Vincent Price, out Of heI
life and told him that she is marry
ing almost Immediately, probably
tomorrow. She knows that Wilde
win come storming into the room in
moment, demanding an explana-
ton.
The door opens, and there he is
grimly serious. AS he closes the
Evening star., 1945-07-05

to do about them. in the role of
the wee colleen.
Outside of her work. and that of
the prop department which built
the rococo saloon, there is not
much to be impressed by in this
latest issue OF Daryl Zanuck' S
favorite picture.
Evening star., 1945-07-05

ADJUSTMENTS. A
Evening star., 1945-07-05
Where and When
Current Theotef Attractions
and Time OF Showing

Catholic Uniyersity-"L Likely
Story: $50 pm.
CapitoI-"Twice Blessed: 1886
m, 1850, 3:10, 5:35, 7:55 and 10:15
pm. Stage shows: IL, 2:20, 4:45
7:05 and 9:25 pm.
Columbia-"W Without Love-: Il:4s
am, 2:l0, 4:30, 6:55 and $40 pm
Earle-"Those Endearing Young
Charms: 1l:15 am, l:55, ABS. TIE
and 10 pm. Stage shows: lilo, $50
$50 and 9:15 pm.
Naughty Nineties":: II
2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 pm.
Little-"Thunder Rock: ii am
12:45, 2:30, 4:20, 6:05, 7:55 and GAS
pm.
Metropolitan - Conflict: 1l:20
am. 1:10s sis, $40, 7:30 and s:45
pm.
Palace-"Nob Hill: 1850 am.
2:20, 4:50, 7:20 and s:45 pm.
Pix = One Dangerous Night:
2:20. 5. 7:40 and 1915 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts.
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

tSee HEFFERNAN, Page B-15.l
Evening star., 1945-07-05

door and crosses the room. ne starts
to say, now look here"
But Gene doe8n't let him finish.
She seals his lips with a finger and
says. beseechingly, Darling, will
you marry me?"
Wilde is amazed. Then, suddenly,
her arms are around his neck and
their lips meet. AS the scene ends
the camera crew is limp, just from
(See HEFFERNAN, Page B-15.)
Evening star., 1945-07-05
Mob Hill Elegant Sight
Built on An Elderly Plot
By JAY CARMoDY.

HILL which at the Palace is another of those
musicals which goth
could that this with Vivian Blaine Bennett Peggy
however single
Evening star., 1945-07-05

MOB HILL" goth Century Fox pic-
Vivian Blaine, produced by Andre Daven,
directed by Henry Hathaway, screenplay
by Wanda Tuchock and Norman Reilly
Raine from story by Eleanore Griffen.
The Cast.
Iony Angel ----~--- 0eorks nAtt
Harriet Carruthers Joan Bennett
Sally Templeton Vivian Blaine
Dapper Jack Harrigan,
Alan 'Faistaf openshaw" Reed
Joe b. s. Pully
At the piano Emil Coleman
Lash Carruthers Edsar Barrier
Specially 80 Joe smith and Charles Dale
Rafferty, George Anderson
Fighting Bartender Don Costello
Headwaiter joseph j Greene
Cabby J j. Farrell Macdonald
Specially The Three Swifts
Big Tim William Haade
Chinese Servants Besl Wong George 7. Lee
Jose Frank McCown
Butler ~ Robert Greia
Chips Conlon Charles Cane
Show Girls Helen O'Hara. Dorothy Ford
Luigi t Nestor Paiva
Housekeeper rL Anita Bolster
Ruby Jane Jones
Swedish Sailors.
Otto Rsichow HUGO Borg, GEORGE Blsgoi
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-06-15

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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-06-15
COWS MAKE RECORDS

The following cows are reported
by the American Guernsey Cattle
Club to have completed official adj
vanced register record:
Two year old Rex's Aqua, S,259.7
Id milk and 1896 ID butter fat; Boil
toms Rilma Rose, 9,769.3 fb milk,
54O.7 Id butter fat; Monsieurs
Kings Ckerub, 10,136.1 Id milk,
561.5 I'd butterfat. Three and half
year old Mt. Ararat's Kings Cody,
9,511.6 ID milk, 4S44 ID butterfat.
Two year old Kings Angus
S,194.1 Id milk, 1923 buterfat. Two
year old Challenger's Aid, 6456.4 Id
milk, 369.7 butterfat. Two year old
Riveredge Alert's Charity, 1896
I'd milk, 1858 butterfat. Three year
old Mt. Ararats Valiant Sanatora,
9,61S.9 Id milk, 479.7 butterfat.
Three and a half year old Foremost
Queeniemae, 11,010.7 ID milk, 4S6.3
butterfat. Three year old Rex's Net
tie of Bolton, 10,6S6.3 ID milk, 513.5
butterfat
The above cows are all owned by
donaldson Brown, of Mt. Ararat
Farm, Port Deposit, and were MIXED
twice daily.
Cows belonging to Lloyd Balder-
ston Ill, of Colora, that have made
records are; Three year old Challen-
gers Sabra, S,S51.S ID milk, 5O7.7
butterfat. Peters Emma of Tasconia,
10,67S.7 ID milk, 1898 butterfat.
Royal Bonita Pansy, 9,2965 10 milk,
474.9 butterfat. Star Princess May,
9,O09.6 1b milk, 433 butterfat.
Cows belonging to Eugene E. Eng
land, North East, completing records
are: Cavalier Kings Lilly, 10,719.5
ID milks, 1922 butterfats Proson's
Mildred, S,0S6.2 tb milk, 3S3 butter
fat.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-06-15
CHARGE TO BE MADE FOR
PARKING

To provide the personnel neces-
sary to ensure that recreational areas
in Maryland's state forests and parks
will receive needed upkeep and be
policed in way to prevent accumu-
lation of unsightly trash, to bar van
dalism, and to provide visitors free
dom from overcrowding and disorder
the Commission of State Forests and
Parks has established daily park
ing fee of $50 for cars which visit
these areas.
This charge applies only to what
may be termed transient trade, that
is, persons from Maryland and from
other states who visit recreational
area not more than once or twice a
year.
Those who live near recreational
areas and visit them frequently may
obtain a seasonal permit for the NOM
inal sum of $500. A permit good for
week may be had for $1.00. This
schedule goes into effect June /. For
several years, small charges have
been made for the use of outdoor
fireplaces. shelters. and other special
services.