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Evening star., 1945-07-24
Mats New London Come
|Chunqed to Thursday

New London baseball fans instead
of having to take their choice be-
tween watching the st. Louis
Browns and Washington Nationals
in exhibition games now can see
both, the Associated Press reported.
The Browns will visit New London
tomorrow to meet the Coast Guard
Dolphins, as originally planned, but
a shift in Washington's plans will
bring the Mats in the following day
for their game with the Submarine
Base nine. This game had been
planned for tomorrow.
st. Louis will stop off en- route to
New York from Boston and Wash
ington will pause while headed for
the Hub City.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Newsom Wins Fourth
In Row After Dozen
Straight Losses
BY the Associated Press.

ky tue ASoOCldLtQ EttSS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-His
12-game losing streak behind him.
Bobo NewSom is setting blistering
mound pace with four straight vic
tories in which he has given up only
IA hits.
The diamonds bad boy" began
the great reformation July II when
he shut out the st. Louis Browns on
four hits Then he downed the
Chicago White Sox with two hits
and one run and the Cleveland In
dians with four hits and two runs.
Yesterday, Bobo, displaying his 9,
new knuckler and blazing fast ball,
blanked the league-leading Detroit
Tigers on four hits.
Even the presence of Hank Green
berg in the Bengals' lineup made no
impression on Newsom. Greenberg
said before the game "if l didn't
play, Newsom would tell every one
in the league I was afraid to face
him"
The big outfielder had one hit in
four trips to the plate, single in
the fourth with none out and Roy
Cullenbine on first. Bobo disposed
of the next three batters without
allowing either man to advance.
Newsom's victory skein leaves
him with a record of wins and l3
losses. But in all his appearances
Bobo has given up only l34 hits in
140 innings He has whitfield SO
while walking SIS.
Many of his early-season reverses
were by narrow margins in games
in which his teammates failed to
provide the batting punch. Bobo
did his own stick work yesterday,
singing in the second inning to
drive in George Kell with the
games only run.
Connie Mack has been counting
on Newsom to team with Russ
Christopher and Jess Flores to pitch
the AS to a first-division berth. AS
of now, the Mackmen are II games
out of the first division.
It's still a long way to go, but
with Bobo starting to win and with
the AS showing the ability to stand
up to a gruelling 24-inning battle
and then come back to take two
out of three from the Tigers, 1t
may mean that the flrst-division
clubs should not disregard the
Athletics.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
IS Scoring Slump Drops G to Even Break in Home Stand
Win, Lose or Draw
Lew Worshom Roted Future Great in Pro Golf
By WALTER McCAlLUM.

Wosham, Maryland Open golf champ, be-
Nelson who could the TALL 27
year-od strictly Washington product with bright future
ranks isn't going to let his future go without try
Freddie tournament
PGA looked Worsham him ready for the big
time then little justify prognostaton
Freddie the short bakswng deadly and
the distance Worsham the That going places
Freddie He will improving think he will
of the best, perhaps, Ryder Cup team material
lot things happened then Worsham, first
with caddy
Chicago Kenwood
Side) well
19 Now he is in the Navy working at Bannockbun Navy
his Glen Echo the
Club where had the BERTH will take again
the service.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Hits in Al Tits in Row
For Southern Record

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 24-Har-
ry Chozen of Mobile set an official
Southern League record Sunday in
hitting in his 47th consecutive
game, Southern Association Presi-
dent Billy Evans has ruled.
The record was questioned since
Chozen walked once in his 34th
game and then was hit by pitcher,
necessitating his removal from the
game.
Evans said, 81 don't see how
Chosen could be charged logically
or justly, with failure to hit safely
when he had no chance to do so.'
Evening star., 1945-07-24
RivuI Cubs Called
Great by Dykes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the AssoClateu Press.
NEW YORK, July 23.-Jimmy
Dykes, manager of the visiting
Chicago White Sox, says he
doesn't know much about his
own American League race, but
declares the Nationals Chicago
Cubs have a great club.
Charley Grimm has a great
ball club, almost of prewar abil-
ity. 1t can run, throw and hit.
If this Erickson holds up in
pitching-well, I pick the Cubs"
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Fernando tThe Mighty
Menichelli, 1851, New York, and Louis
Long, 191, drew Q0).
CHICAGO.-Collins Brown, 1904.
Chicago, knocked out Luther Brown,
1907, Chicago (5).
WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass-George
Henry, 14S, New York, outpointed
Johnny Carter, 1855, Springfield dO).
STAMFORD. conn.-Chilindrina Va
Cuevas, 122, Puerto Rico (10).
PROVIDENCE, r. I.--Charles (Cabey)
Lewis, 12714, stopped Harry Cannon
BalD Martin, 127A, Jersey City 90.
PITTSBURGH.-Doll Rafferty,, I34,
Milwaukee. stopped Sammy Parrotto,
1872, Pittsburgh t9).
NEW YoRK.--sonny Horne, 1907.
Valley Stream. n. <, defeated J. c.
Wilkins, I6I, New York go.
NEWARK. N. Freddie Archer,
145H, Newark, decisioned Johnnie VIII
aams, 1894, Montsomery, Ala. t10).
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Kovokos, Arlington Top
SoftbuII Double Bill

Weather permitting, the North
east Night Softball League will go
into action tonight with Kavakos
Grill facing Arlington Asphalt in
the finale and Southeast Goods
meeting Merrick Girls in the opener
at 7:45.
Kavakos will pit its ace pitcher,
Jack Friedman, against Arlington's
Gordon Ball.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Williams to Fiqht Green

BUFFALO, N. Y, July "a (R.-
Holman Williams of Detroit, second
ranking middleweight, and Johnny
Green of Lackawanna are to meet
in a 10-round bout at Memorial
Auditorium, August /.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
No-Hitters Hurled
By Gin Same Loop
BY the Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, July 24.-No-hit,
no-run baseball games became
almost common in the st. Louis
Municipal League yesterday as
three hurlers turned in hitless
performances.
Gerald Davis won a 12-to-0 de-
cision for Lahm Potato Chips, j.
Dangos came through with f.
too triumph for Wells Tavern
and j. Buergler of Murray Monu-
ments hurled an 18-to-0 contest,
all no-hitters.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Puts Nine in Semipro Event

JACKSON, Miss, July "a R.-
Mississippi will be represented by the
Key Field nine of Meridian in the
National Semipro Baseball Tourney
at Wichita, KanS., August 10.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Has Displayed Qualities That Make Champions

oder golfer with Worshams back
ground old his the Nelson around
and of the general physical about feet TALL with
spng shoulders and the muscles that punch the
shot Wersham also has his ability to hold lead and
fold up under pressure.
could blown a Kenwood last week.
Gibson close his the last
the Maryland championship But Lew even picked up stroke
notice what
championship the Woham out of it.
round he pulled his tee shot behind
the wind behind him the
fast Many shots
a opening hit it
knocked the ball yards from the hole where he
lot blows That the end of Gibson bid and
clinched holng 15oot birdie the 17th
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Cupitoi Hasn't Had Topnotcher for Years

Washington produced golfer capable of
with the brackets Roland Mackenzie
Vogt the back the 20s AL Houghon
30s Tommy Armour although he wasn't Washington
product the late 20s These been the best But Worsham
something others lacked bring back national cham
ponShip
long there's Byron going be tough
could Perhaps Wosham the boy who do it,
tournaments with big prizes going be
thick
Maybe prediction Worsham will
under the impetus of heavy cash. ambition The
Evening star., 1945-07-24

Cleveland OGO oil OOo-o
Washington 600 Ol0 00O-I
Runs-Heath, Hayes, Cliff. Runs batted
in--Klieman, FerreI, Hayes. Two-base
hlt-klieman. Stolen base-Binks Sacri-
nce-Torres. Double plays-Kuhel tunas-
sisted. Rocco, Bouoreau and Rocco. Left
on bases-Cleveland. 8: Washington, T.
Bases on balls--Klieman, 2; Niggenng, l.
Carrasquel, /. Hits-Of Niggeling, 10 in
innings; off Cararsauel, in l inning
Messrs Passareila. Weafeg and HPsIes sfswart
Time-1:6 :63. Attendance-SI23
Evening star., 1945-07-24

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Pittsburgh, 8; Boston, 8.
Only game scheduled.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Bel Air Entries
FOR WEDNESDAY.

(Weather cloudy; track heavy.)
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; maiden q
rear -oldS. Bel Air course. K fiIrjonQs
Evening star., 1945-07-24

Totals 36 IL 27 18 Totals 30 ~ IL
sBatted for Niggeling in eighth.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
League Statistics
TUESDAY, JULY "a, 1945.
AMERICAN.

Clev. at Wash, $3.50.
st. L. at Bost., 2:30.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18
Symphony Party Held

THE RAIN did not prevent the members of the Junior
Womens Symphony Association from donnng their sarst spring
their hats for their final business meet
ing and luncheon of the held yesterday at the DAG
Mrs. Albert Gregory
presented with bouquet which harmonHed with
her brown and white striped aeta ock and the daisies IN her
hair
Although large II coy party because the members
divided seated small tables in the palm
They talked about two fund raising projects on the program
before this officially ends the annual runnage
June the in Victor Highland Park
where held last and musicale and tea on June
Mrs. James Barnes house under the chairmanshp
of Mrs Manuel
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18
n N ayfai[ t. VII.

Mr.. AND MRS. HOWARD HEINZ OF Bloomfield Hills,
Saturday evening will entertain AZ cocktails al their house
and later they and their guests VIII make subscription
the dinner dance which Will officially open tho
social season AZ Oakland Hills Country Club
Mr. and Mrs Heinz have invited Dr. and Mrs. William F.
Johnston George Chester Gains and
Mr. and Mrs Walter Cummings
Bernard T. Costello president Of Oakland Hills and
Mrs Costello pi4 kaNe IA guests al the thinner dance
ArnnE others Wto have made reservations for parties
l. 70 y Mr. and Mrs r. O Mead Mr.. and
Mrs Charles NJ HoJG Nj and Mrs Robert tues the
Dale O N1QerS the r. c. Prices the Jack Edngtons
Afr and Mrs Ray SCoETo Mr. and Mrs Howard Snure
and the Ro! NoSnahans
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18

T m pl emayr and Mrs.
Gregory. chairman OF the ad-
visory board -.
Among others at the get-to-
Cether were Mrs. Jack
Dougherty Mrs. O. w.
Picard Mrs. James Barnes
Mrs. Douglas MacNally
Mrs. William J. Young Jr.
Mrs. Sylvia Moore Mrs.
Walter Morgan Mrs. Sibley
ffUObter Mrs. Calvin Gauss
Jr. Kathleen Ice Morrison
Mrs. Arthur Sempliner
Mrs. Graham Sellers Mrs.
Robert L. schafer -. and ALI
son Hitchcock
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18
Mrs. j. G. .ReiIIey
Leaves for 7 exas

MRS. JOHN c. REILLEY
and son, John c. Reilley Jr.. are
en- route 10 Brownsville, Tex,
where they will join Capt.
Reilley who is stationed with
the Army Air Forces.
Mrs. Reilley, the former Betty
Howe, has been living with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo J.
Howe of Edison avenue since
the Christmas HOLIDAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18
Boat Club Fiesta Colorful

ANTIDOTE depression induced by consecutive
days Mexican staged yesterday
the Detroit Boat Club
Mrs Pierot furnished the decorations OF the
clubhouse and luncheon tables
WadsWorth Warren chairman OF the day assisted
by Mrs Harold Hastings Mrs, John Denler Mrs William
Duncan and Mrs Frank Reid
Among who entertained Mrs Roy StrinGer
Mrs Tappan Mrs. William Milton Mrs T. Hurley
Mrs. Oscar Kedel Mrs Roger V. Walker Mrs. David
Preston Mrs. John Zimmerman Mrs George Vawter
Mrs Wilson Warde Mrs Eryn Bach Mrs. G. 0. Ohsson
Mrs Richard Haynes and Mrs. Joseph Krolik
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18
Miss Finney Named
Sorority President

MISS KATHRYN FINNEY.
University n Detroit sophomore,
vas elected president of Alpha
Chi Tau activities honor soro-
Tlty on campus.
Miss Rosemary Lirshan was
elected vice president Miss
Elizabeth Dox, secretary, and
Miss Joan Purcell, treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18

son OF Mr. ana AIS. JdiIlts ID
Kirk OF Canterbury road e..
The bride was married in a
Carnegie suit of beige sham
tunC, the blouse of which was
Shnwered with small npalescent
loops and a large, off-the-
face hat of toast straw
To her coat lapel was
pinned a bouquet OF miniature
Gala lilies
Her gloves we're beige and
she carried a sable scarf ,. :.
Mrs. Pichler was her niece's
only attendant and Mr..
Kirk was his sons best man ;.
Mrs. Pichlcr wore suit of
champagne shade and large,
matching straw hat with field
flowers covering the brlm
Only members of the FAM
lilies were present at the cere-
mony and the luncheon held in
the Pichlers' residence in Hen
drie Lane, Crosse Pointe
As the -ealla lily is the
brides favorite flower a
of these flowers sur
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18
Daniel M. LYnches
Back From Virginia
Times Photo

MR.. AND MRS. DANIEL NJ.
LYNCH of Grandpille road have
returned from spending a week
with their son, Pfc. John A.
Lynch, who is in the army gen.
eral hospital at Camp Pick
EFT, Va.
He was wounded in Italy
where he was stationed a year
and received the Purple Heart.
He was graduated from Notre
Dame University.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18

Grand River
at Greenfield
VErmont $4,000
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18
Tomorrow Night
u. D. Dads Meet

THE FINAL meeting Of the
Dads Club of u. of D. High
School will be held tomorrow
night in the school gymnasium
when the Rev. Fr. Edward c.
Horne. s. j., will speak on
Your Boy in the Postwar
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18
Ii. Ira Wilson
Returns TO Duty

NAVY 1T. IRA J. WILSON
left yesterday after a 30-day
leave spent with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs Charles L. Wilson IN
Woodston road. Palmer Woods.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18

rounded the TERED wedding which centred
the luncheon table Pchler used her antique
Waterford goblets and hurricane lamps
young Kinks left weeks trip to New York and
Toronto and. will temporarily al the
Book Cadillac Hotel
bride Grange School graduated from
Semple School in New York City and the bridegroom
graduate School the Detroit College of Law
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18
MacDonaId-Kirk Vows Spoken

JOAN MCDONALD was married Bruce Kirk az 100
ocock Yesterday The Crosse Pone Memorial Church by the
EeY. Frank Fit
a Of J>Ienry Pichler with whom
s has lived c1d hrIdegroom is The
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18
Announce Troth

MP. AND MRS. GEORGE y.
SCHMIDT ri Corbett avenue
announce the engagement of
their daughter Erus 20 Tech.
Sgt Donald keith Green son
of Mr. and Mrs keSsel y Green
Of Beniteau avenue,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18

TIE AUXILIARY az the
Dominican Sisters Of tho Sick
Poor Will open its next meeting
on Friday with a box luncheon
in 81. AIMS Convent IN Com
monweslth avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18
Refine Grant President

RENE GRANT succeeds Angel Gregory president and
officers Mrs. Jean RekSe Mary Jane Seymour
Mrs Georges Mauelle Mrs. Ken Manuel Mrs. w W.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-20
Augusta Farm
Bureau Meets
at VANITY Home

The West Augusta Community
Farm Bureau met a. the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert VANITY with
10 present.
Suggestions were made in regard
to having more members attend
the meetings and q motion was
made that the Farm Bureau should
give special service TO members.
Robert VANITY took charge OF
the discussion, the topic being
The Place OF the Community
Farm Bureau in the Farm Bureau
Program
There was a great deal Of merri-
ment during the recreation period.
Tho hcstesS served a lovely
lunch.
The November meeting will be
held at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Goettsche. Members
are urged to attend.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-20
DECORATING BIG PART OF
STUDENT COUNCIL PARTY

The first Junior Division Student
Council party Of Ypsiianu High
School for this year, held in the
gymnasium Friday evening waA at.
tended by more than three hun
dred students, guests and faculty
members.
Miss Bernice Inwood was chair.
man OF the decorating committee
and was assisted by Justine EnsA,
Teresa Lennon, Laura Kerbyson,
Mary Boutell. Ruth Daugherty, and
John Duguid: Joan Wallace. Bar
bara Dumbach. Norma Frentner.
Viola Eyanoff. Jeanette Adlof.
Lawrence fowler. John Waite.
Victor Bennett, Jack Brigg. Joan
Ralph. Dorothy Davis, Harvena
Mesie, Zelda Schiief, Joan Fanslow.
Alice Porterfield, Shirley Trigg.
Seth Arnold. Tommy Olson. Cap
Orr, Carlene Cooley, Evelyn
Biggs, Nancy Marushak. Janet Bias
tian, Joan Roe. June Crescio, Pat
~ Roadway. Altha Shaup. Joyce
Hawks, Barbara Marushak. Ann
Raglan. Marian Rumberger, Wal
lace worden. Micky Forester. Rob
ert Grams, Harley Leonardson,
Charles Templeton. Robert Staple
ton. Lloyd Ridenour, George
Schwelgert. Richard Gilman. Rob
ert Weir, Robert Trotter. Robert
Rumberger. Grant Paterson, David
BlattenbergsS, Danny Share. Henry
Mathus. Richard Clough, Harley
Rutledge.
Decorations were In keeping
with the season and consisted of
corn shocks, jack-o-lanterns, and
COLLINS.
Refreshments were In charge of
Miss Harmon, assisted by Miss
Ruth Crothers, Grace Kachaturoff.
Rose Ellen Meade. Ice cream and
cookies were served.
Reception was in charge of Miss
Genevieve Neville assisted by class
officers. Lowell Perry and Donald
Wallace, ninth grade; Donna Pee
hles, sth grade; Tom Bradley and
Jim Reed, 7th grade.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-20
Lutheran Women
to Have Sewing Bee

At the meeting OF che Willow
Run Evangelical Lutheran Ladies'
Aid Society at the home of Mrs.
Arnold Breckel, 1915 Richmond,
Willow Run Village, the Rev. A,
Boyer read the 18th Psalm. Mrs. G.
Alderman called the meeting to or.
der. Dues we're collected and the
treasurer reported q balance Of
s7s,12.
A letter from Mrs. Donald Roop,
OF Washington, a former member,
was read.
November Is, the Aid will meet
at the church for a sewing bee
from 10 o'clock to 4 O'Clock with
a potluck luncheon.
Mrs. A. Boyer and Mrs. C, Aoker.
man thanked the society for birth.
day greetings received.
Mrs. A. Boyer continued the dis
cussion on "Our Church" Mrs
Bruce Elliott will report on .he
next chapter at the November meet.
ing.
At the close OF the meeting
Mrs. Breckel served a delicious
lunch.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-20

Entertainment was in charge OF
Janet Smith and Barbara Borusch
OF the physical education depart
ment. assisted by Patsy McCauley.
Norma Roehrs, James Holdridge
and L. ]. Dawson OF senior high
school
Marvin stiles had charge OF ar
rangements for seating guests, and
was assisted by Joseph Katsefaras,
Jane Reid. Tommy Bradley, Roger
Schofield, Grant Patterson, Paul
Page. Robert Rumberger, Jack
Briggs, Tad Reed, Richard Single
decker. David Robb. Kenneth Ba.
ker. Dick Skelt. Carlous Browning.
Robert Beck. Robert Bennett, Leon
Blackmer. Miss Rose Ellen Mead
and Miss Grace Kachaturoff had
charge OF admissions. Cleanup was
in charge OF George Helvey assist
ed by a group OF boys who worked
after the party 10 make II a final
success.
The high school dance orchestra
in charge OF Leland Randall fur
nished the music.
Members OF the orchestra are,
John Hochrein. Robert Southgate,
Nick Vourlitos. Donald Congdon.
David Fairbanks, Nick Stamos,
Richard Schaefer, Richard Peters,
william Houck, James Bell, Robert
Spencer.
Chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Biggs, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ehman,
Mrs. George Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Harnke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Lurkins, Mrs. Albert odum,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pave, DR.. and
Mrs. Laurence Perry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Powers. Mrs. Edward Scho-
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Trot-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. james Waite,
Mr.. and Mrs. vern Warner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-20
Along the Street

Les Miller, Hsyward's Mems
Wear. who has been nursing q foot
injury. was able to be IN the store
part time this week.
Newman's Grocery, Prospect a.
Forest, will discontinue closing
one hour at noon. Store hours $3.50
a. m. to Z p. N. Saturdays q. m.
to s .. m.--Adv. 1022S
Miss Rose Gregory. Jackson, is
spending the week end at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. Maurice Palmer,
Palmer's Studio.
A new clerk in Durant's Flower
Shop is Miss Vera Graves. Mr.. and
Mrs. william Durant, Durants
Flower Shop. are spending the
week In South Haven.
Robert Fashbaugh, who was re-
leased from the Army Sept. 80, Is
employed as a clerk In Wlllough-
by's Shoe Store. While In the Army
he held the rating OF Corporal. He
spent a year and q half in Eng
land and earned six battle stars.
Joseph Hartman, manager OF the
Sally Sheer Shop, has returned
from buying trip In Chicago,
Illinois.
Our specialty-Cold Waves. ORR
entail Beauty Salon. 1oS W. Mich
adv. '1020S
Chapman's Service Station has g
new employe, william Carter.
After recently redecorating the
interior of .he Ypsi Body Shop,
work has started on the addition
to the rear OF the building. The
foundation for the addition was
completed this week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-20
Strikes

Continued from Page One)
Iron Pipe Co. in Birmingham, Ala,
involving about 400 CLIO steel work.
ers in a contract dispute.
Gov. Edward J. Thye Of Min
nesota announced ALL union Of.
ficials and the Northern States
Power Co. had reached agreement
in a contract wage disputs which
had threatened a strike at mid.
night Sunday that would have
halted electric current to consum-
ers in about half of the state.
Union elevator operators went
on strike and set up q pic
ket line at the 25-story Loop Pal
mer House today. leaving 3,S78
guests with crippled services.
Charles Aaron. Hotel LAWYER,
said the strike was called by the
AFL Elevator Operators and Start
ers Union and that miscellaneous
employees in other unions had re-
fused to cross the picket lines.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-20
Municipal Court

Robert A. Smith, AZ N. Ballard.
entered plea of not guilty to
charges OF non-support. His trial
has been scheduled for Octs "a.
Smith was committed after failing
to produce a 800 bond under which
he was placed.
Emmitt N. Bishop, 6s5 Armstrong
c.. Willow Village, arrested Friday
night, was charged with disorderly
conduct and fined 500.
William l.. Nichols, Ann Arbor.
arrested late Friday for driving
while under the influence OF liquor,
paid a fine OF $50.
John A. Norlander, 616 Oak ST.
was fined s25 for driving in a reck-
less manner in car that had de-
fective equipment.
Elmer Scherdt, 70 Jerome St,
this morning paid a fine OF SIS.
reckless driving.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-20
Relief Corps Donate
to Community Fund

At the business meeting of Car.
penter Women's Relief Corps. Fri.
day afternoon, Mrs. Emily Youngs,
a long time member, wass made an
honorary member. II was an
nounced that Mrs. Vincent Cels-
brezze was elected Junior director
Of district number one, at the dis
trict meeting in Lapeer, Thursday.
1t was voted to give IS to the
Community Fund. Mrs. Bert o.
lette and Mrs. Edward Grannis
were appointed cohostesses for the
next card party, Nov. 80.
The birthdays OF Mrs. Gillette
and Mrs. Virginia Sanderson were
celebrated at the birthday lunch.
con preceding. The birthday cake
was furnished by Mrs. Celebrexze,
and Mrs. Wesley Reed was lunch
con chairman.
The inspection meeting will be
Nov. is.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-20
Calendar Of Social Events

American Legion and Auxiliary district meeting. o'clock in
Dundee.
MONDAY
Queen City Lodge number 1877 Knights OF Pyhas
rank Castle Hall.
Ypsan Chapter Star special
ing and public installation Of officers following
Masonic Temple lodge
Royal Neghbors Oak Camp number 1883 o'clock GAR Hall
Monday Luncheon Club o'clock, with Mrs william Wadner
WEDNESDAY
Riverside Study Club 1880 luncheon
Bring table service, sandwiches and dish