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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-05
CIRCLE OF SERVICE

The Circle of Service of The
Kings Daughters will meet at
1880 pm. Tuesday with Mrs. R. A.
Noble, w. Fifth set, and Mrs. Cleo
Beck.
III III -ll-
MAYFLOWER CIRCLE
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-05

Mrs. Anna Allgower, of Rich
wood, visited her son, Walter, at
the Dayton Veterans hospital. He
is improving very slowly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
Bulletin Board

our fight is for peace that will be lasting and for
democracy that Will recognize human rights So. until
ompletc victory, let's work, fight, pray and buy War
5Bonds 10 the limit
Heard from COLLIN J. REYNOLDS, Detroit school
rher who made print his right to live in house
n so-cacd restricted neighborhood Reynolds is study
Hnc AT Harvard
NORBERT REvEIS, serge ant with the army in the
tphppncs sent the madam pair of grass native shoes
COUNT Basic. the Jump King Of Swing" sci
one,hing of record for box office receipts recently
he crossed almost 100000 on II dance dates in AZ
snan, nights whirlwind sweep through the middle
vcs Basic returns to New York to open at the Roxy
7heatle this month.
r,p directed by AL Loving, is making plans to present
a show at the Paradise theatre this if everything
goes according to plans
ATTY c. HENRI LEWIS. an observer at the San Fran
soN conference for the IBPOEW has taken ill., Reports
src he has had heart attack Lewis was accompan
led b Finley Wilson, grand exalted ruler of the Elks
Ernest WESTBROOK. the accountant, has moved
- nfficeS in the Tobin building.
EDWARD DAVIS, auto dealer, is doing lots Of build
c these days He is charging service department Looks
Siks he l. getting ready to do big business
Detective Ben Turpin of Hunt street, condes that he
i gong devote his remaining days to BASEBALL after he
cots his time in the force
Rex DR.. James F Jones, the radio preacher Is back
after gala Birmingham homecoming He entertans his
universal convention here on May Ia.
The Grape Vine reports that Attorney Edward A.
0srmons stepped out of the council race and threw his
nport 10 Rev Charles A. Hill who will use his Influence
an rn with eastsiders to support Ed for Congress next
rs BROWN and his orchestra slated for De-
4ro.s Eastwood Gardens May 25 to June g. Think we j
leo, chance to look in
The land Club has been sold and VIII he reopeneu
hinder 4 new name. the Club Owens.
The Elks did grand job under the direction Of An
Sdrep smith of Motor City Lodge. Andy and the boys
had 100000 farm to be used as carap fo' boys ana
The Haley Bells plan to into their Boston boule-
hard home in June.
We hear that there will be no scars Or. All Thorn
Us Ir face AS result Of his accident Glad for him.
Alma Ward, wife of Lieutenant Willis f. Ward. IS
showing Improvement
The Plymouth Winter Lecture Series presents the
al PRE- CHOIR and LANGSTON II HES international
IA f,nlnas poet at the Art institute. on Friday, May H.
hhis should be must your program Hughes IS the
4o and We Detroers Just love him.no because ne Is
e n the greats but because he is so down to earth
AoA an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

Whiieman FOUR times Bob Crus-
hy one time CHS Swing Concert
two times Robert Relieve 1t o.
Nof Ripley one time one zach on
Pursuit of Happiness Hobby
Lobby and We the People and
four appcafanccs ON The Coros
cola program
Louis made has motion picture
debut With Ring crosby IN 1896 IN
The picture Pennies from Heaven"
and followed up the next year IN
Artists aud Models with Jack
Benny aud Martha Raye His own
screen appearances include Every
days a Holiday with Mae West
Jam Session for Columbia
Coin Places for Warner Broth
crs and Cabin in the SKY for
MGM
Armstrong brinss his famous
all-star orchestra 10 the Paradise
with a galaxy Of artists including
Leroy Chief Moore. tull blooded
Indian and sensational trombone
sax ridin star and Nclma Middle
ton the singing mistress OF song
For comedy and laughs the
Paradise iheaier Will present the
one and only Siepin Fetchit the
LATEST man in America Step has
appeared in numerous Hollywood
pictures starring with such stars
as Will Rogers. Dick Powell, Don
Ameche and many others For real
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

Birthday club celebrated the
birthday OF Mrs. Charles Bowie.
sunday. April 2s, al : pm. al
Mrs. Bowies home. ~ y. sixth
street. The members were happy
10 honor Mrs. Bowie after her
return from Hot Springs and a
visit with her sister IN - Louis,
An enioyed games and refresh
ments. Mrs. Bowie received many
gifts The presentation was made
by Mrs Opal Rodgers and II c.
Birmingham. Guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Mills. OF st.
Louis. relatives OF the honoree;
Maurice Hamilton. OF Chicago;
MIR and Mrs Charlie Wiley Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Tinsley. Mr.. and
Mrs Willie Brooks. Mrs nathan
Heard. Mr. and Mrs Dennis. Mrs.
John Berry and wardell VIII
liams
Several nice social affairs are
heing given In honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mills during their visit
in Saginaw.
A unique Joint birthday dinner
was given by Messers Lee n.
Har, and William Smith al the
home of Mr.. Hart. $40 5. Elev-
enth street. in honor OF their
wives. A delicious lO-course
chicken dinner was served to a
group OF friends who brought
many handsome birthday gifts
10 The two honorees.
Cpl. Elton r Moss was given
grand send-off recently ny his
aunt. Mrs. Annabelle Price, at
her home on Carlisle street. lie
left Monday TO resume his duties
al the Army Air base.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND
STEPIN FETCHIT TO SHARE
PARADISE SPOTLIGHT

Two big stage attractions are
featured on the stage OF the Para
disc Theater. Number one is Louis
Armstrong and his grea, ail-siar
orchestra. number two is the
comical. Siepln Fetchii.
The services Of Louis Satchm -
Armstrong as radio guest ar
tist' are nearly always highly in
demand. and Louis sometimes
finds II difficult 10 sandwich In so
many guest appearances because
Of The rigid schedule Of his own
regular work.
Louis however. is an accommo-
dating individual. and he'll usually
80 out Of his way 10 make a CUES
radio appearance II called upon
by any OF his friends IN the pio-
fession 4 partial list OF his nuu-
erous guest Appearances would
read something like this with
Rudy Nallee three times, with
Bing Crosby four times Paul
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

Continued from Page .

tho folks in The neighborhood TO
see that the center is provided
with the equipment and facilities
TO make il interesting TO the
Young people who have found u
such delightfulplace 10 spend
their time In addition to keep
ing The young people active II
has keep many OF them from
seeking amusement in corrlrt
places and has cut down on
Juvenile delinquency
The Y-Gc,s have been organ
lied for six weeks and they have
been in their canteen for Only
four weeks. The center is opened
seven days each week on school
days from four TO Ten nm. aud
to eleven pm ON Saturday On
sundays the hours are from
three 10 eight. Movies occupy
sunday activity
Al Loving the power b'nind
the project spends most OF his
Time al the center and keeps an
interesting program going He
told this Tribune writer that he
sort Of lets the young people
run the show and he just over
sees the activity, Ne says that
they plan the programs and have
their own executive committee
that Is ia charge of ACTIVITY. Each
member paws dues 81 fifty cents
every three months and displays
a membership card All are proud
OF these cards which have helped
many hoy out when he GOT
into spot" with The police.
a Protective Committee has
been formed TO look out for the
boys and Girls who get into
trouble and the members OF the
committee are available day and
night 10 come 10 the rescue oi
any VIC who gets off the track
Everybody is proud OF the pro.
iect that as doing so much to
ward helping TO build character
and citizenship in the neighbor
hood The entire proeram d
supported by the people OF the
community who want 10 SCI
these young people given
chance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
NO'NcS AROUT SAGINAW
NJ NRs. ROSE WISE WAVE

nv MRS. ROSE WISE WARE
Sallaap churches had large
aorsregaf.ors last Sunday and all
"A ofed me glorious weather and
B. MONS 10 the fullest degree.
iTae Lords supper was impress
tstse,v served by Rev. William
fRsp ~ Bethel church. Baptiz-
sirs vas held al Tabernacle
seharlh. with Rev Mr. Jones Of
sfIcislrs With Nj olive Joining
tir ha b, was indeed big day
~ Ior Baptist church. the writ
er is told by Mrs Anabelle
lr.fe They celebrated the re-
|tNr ~ 'Deit beloved pastor. Rev.
y Johnson from much
nredel vacation in Ohio and
kon'uhs All day the services
vN Inspiring Community church
YVES also well attended. so were
wv 'Hhl tilfN VI Nou ~
rhtis on The East and South
SO" where services were held
sn Gas
llon Baptist
Ta sunday School Of Zion
tapist church is progressing
hleeN under the leadership Of
SuM 3. Worthy A soul-sav-
ias meeting VAS conducted and
eleven students accepted Christ
n ne :. meeting. while two
more we're converted AZ the
Mofaine service The pastor.
A'f + 3 Johnson. is conducting
hs own revival services al the
'naach every nieht Of the week t..
N'Nw Saturday. all this month.
h'ef'bodv is welcome.
'mh and social Items
ne Ills and Hers Business
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

DIXIE Ellington. Who In con-
junction With his appearance
nj the Paradise theater week
starting Friday. May ~ will
present on saturday, May 18th
at } pm. n ~Jazz Concert coast
10 coast broadcast from the
stage al the Paradise theaier.
The special nation vide broad
east will be In addition 10 the
regular stage show. There will
he no increase In prices. The
local outlet will he WAYL and
will send the Jaxz Concert TO
l61 other Hue Network sta.
lions throughout America.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

Benny GOODMAN has recently
been made q member Of NE
American Society Of Composers
AnthorS aud Publishers In pass
ing We quote Earl Wilson OF
ilie New York Post "onc OF our
broadway phonics ~ such fake,
says b'nny toodnau thar rub
her checks try 10 pass him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
BEATIN'
THE GUN
b, AVN MosEs


- Ihrowhack 70 Irish Toughles"
NEw YORK tANrl Tho cry
~ Rochester 81 S. come. out
with claim thar the hes active
heavy weight fighter pa fhe and
Is Johnny Flynn one hing W.
like aboa MS elongated lrsher
is ne commonnfss ~ his name.
The tynns Olooies Me oy-
ponosans keuS- Nonohans Dui
rs organs - al remind me 81
the names Of 1nd.fuDDie
irish lads We coiorea KIDS mad
TO hattie dunins elementary
school days rant here ID New
York
Mosi of those lads would sl
YOU N---r' with flourish 20
u That would make any rod
hlooded American samln resort
20 mayhem Bu' 'hf minute aftes
yon mad displayed the non-cxi,f
cn'e Of any yellow 10 ,oar
makeup via the road Of tin> tst-
That same name-callne lrish-
man would shake sour hand ana
submif 70 Observation-Disclosures
foi YOU
somehow i ms' III dnesn
seem 70 ada mn hni that's r0e
Wa bic scorehoarA reads ami
We didn't have anything 10 49,
with rs printing
Collar. Va Rar 70 Flynn.
Unlike lol ~ rlns mem pa.i
ana prcsen Flynn Is lnls con-
ccrned ahour the color Of nis or.
poneuts skin re seem- to rernr-
ni7e the fact indusrniahic ihn
characterization can nriiher WIN nor
lose 'or boxer When Fitrn
whipped Leo q Narphe .ai
hel'ine hesu'g whcr hcs pop-
per not he ai'tacied MY coniplc'e
attention
Eu~bloodcd tis 70 a0enl
hruisef- jke NsGsie1o RafsD
0mN Mnrra,s .'as'omaie Ss-
void NOVA and me likes dis
played 2 tendency io axe r. M
TAN firnofs whom N4sys name
was hroushr M tspoaslle was
'hs true rs psior 70 Murray $
two dog fights against Cleve-
Nnd Dim riyias
PLAINLY 'h,-e men u.re AFRAID
Of Murray Line Elmer vsmont
Ray the hlslb hoy hii 100
damn hard and besides fneif
managers reasoned ss how ihev
could pl,k % var easier loose
ieiucr boxing Jphr noakes and
sill retain hsir fi'nlar POSITIONS
win or pse'-
Would Draw against Ra,
Jmn, Rnn- came ola, 81 a
Flynn jouse wi'h badly crushed
eye and wholesome respect for
the Flynn punching nrowess The
fa'' 'ha Fhnn was unahis N
iahe tho finest SNEAK puroher fn4
game has known in IS wears r.
no diserare vheisoeyer Elmer
Ray is no. the cutie Bi,ins is
The poWerhouse Floridian Il 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

laughs plan to attend the Paradise
This week
other star acts include Red and
Curley sensational star OF stage
and nish' clubs with their famous
act Drum Boogie Slim and
sweet q terrific dance 'omhlna-
lion completes Tho hinge all tar
stage shiw this week AZ iho Para
DISC Theefcr
tyory Saturday nighi ihe last
stage show starts AZ II nm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
Basic A Favorite

Conn Iias" the lump King
Of SWine opens az TIE Foxy
Thea'or IN New lofk on MAY >
fof rciure eneacemeir of four
weck- BASH has reeenilN hoen
informed hy SON porshue the
sag toofnt Npy, hgndlcader who
ha, nHt relnrned irons = years
tour OF 'he Efp 'ha his one.
ofiocs jump is sini The run-
h'r ono SWING iaNOrilc OF sol-
diefs ana silofs over there Dom
ahne wh" sfarred ou Tenor san
with Goodinan lame~ and krupe.
rcpos'ed that thu cunts disc OF
Basic Booeie was The posf ofeu
Played platter In tho ETC
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
Detroit's Rollo Vest Emcees
Cam Show Far CIs In East Indies

nsfe fr. Robert &. Chives Jr..
81 rlenn llarh"r, Mich. terror
jaue- Harry. nelroli, bis sui
itff t4t Accompanies and ryt
iiatt fsi rnbcelphia sing
tffo'iirl-fr af0 'hfmer vocalist
Nrn tfs.ire iie9t.rs
Master ~ ee-l cflts WAS Pvt.
EnILn =. An.l M nnirnli Mich..
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

Secured by her interest in two trust
funds.
Meanwhile. young Mr.. Wahl is sit
ting pretty in an elegant Park Ave.
apartment-an acknowledged achieve
ment for an errand boy with dreams
OF grandeur.
Pal Joey always wanted to be
somebody and he got his start by
crashing a party at the Wrights'
princely suite at New York's Hotel
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29


crusted kipS and Rhineianders, has
a new system for meeting the higl
Of loving.
SiXty.two and still as coquettish
coed, she has decided henceforth TO
substantial down payments on rom;
strict, Cash-onthe-line arrangements
before marriage.
She'll have no more of those pre-
posterous, post-narital payments TO
dollar. poor husbands who have lost
their place in her house and heart
and she's already following her
newly adopted fiscal policy.
This all became a matter of rec.
ord the other day when her second
husband, poised. British-bred Regi-
nald Wright, ex.Master of Fox.
hounds for Englands most exclu-
Sive hunt tally.hoed into court TO
protect his alimony.
The fox who made Reggie cry
"Yoicks" is 27.year-old Joseph l.
Vail of the Brooklyn Wahls, cur.
rently the sole object of Cornelias
affluence and affection.
The giSt OF poor Reggie's com
plant is that two years ago when
Cornelia decided their marriage was
no longer going concern she
agreed 10 pay him $416.66 a month
alimony until the payments totaled
$4,000.
Cornelia got her divorce and has
been paying the alimony since. But
what worries Reggie is the manner
in which she has been squandering
her wealth on young Mr.. Wahl-
at a time when she still owes him
(Reggie) some $4,000.
According TO the ex-husband. she
has already given Pal Joey title to
two pieces of New York property, at
Least $4,000 in stocks, bonds and
Ctgages, as we'll as large sums
" money and great quantities of
valuable jewelry."
Reggie calls il a conspiracy and
asks the coupt TO put an end to her
prodigality Besides. he wants all the
transfers to Vail declared null and
void.
Cornelia, whose grandpappy was
William V. Brady, Mayor of New
York City in 1Si7-48, isn't a whit dis
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

Pierre. The man who brought him
there, say the society ear-benders, was
John Harjes, friend of the Beekman
Hill wife-slayer, Wayne Lonergan.
Joey fell in love with his hostess
and she with him and a little later
Cornelia was out in Reno liquidating
a marriage that started nearly 20
years before.
Reggie followed her there but kept
a safe distance when he took a look
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

ritz chateau and the transformation
of the London home into an Raj
recreation center.
When the riptide of the German
invasion was at its peak, the Wrights
fed to New York
Life there was the same round
of gaiety as on the other side -
until the night Pal Joey ran his last
errand and came to dinner at the
Pierre.
TIE AMERICAN WEEKLY &
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

at her bodyguard, Emory A. Morgan.
ex-mounted cop and eX-FBI man and
one of the best shots in all Nevada.
In her action, Cornelia said Reg
gle often bopped her when she would
not meet his demands for spending
money and twice at least threatened
suicide. She also said he called her
an idiot and a stupid woman.
Balm for Reggie included the ali
mony, a home in BiarritZ, another
in London. a $4,000 life insurance
policy, certain notes and capital stock
of Earl and Ball, Inc, and the pro-
ceeds Of a note of Wayne Lonergan
which has never been paid and
most likely never will be.
Reggie, perhaps, hasn't too much
to complain about after all Cornelia
was the wife of another Britisher,
Leland de Langley, and mother of
twin sons in their teens when the
dashing foxhound man first called
on the de Langley estates.
I ilra pal Toot. ~ O0 xrnar &c 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

Reggie enchanted the American
heiresS and il wasn't long before
she traded in No. l man for the
man in the red coat-not forget
ting the usual goodly going-away
handout for No. 1.
There is no record of the
amount of alimony Cornelia paid
de Langley, but there is no doubt
II came high. Nor was there any
thing cheap about the upkeep Of
Reggie after the original cost.
There were certain social
heights to scale and Reggie had
to keep up appearances. An early
payment on prestige was the pur-
chase of the hound mastership-
mere $4,000 year.
Then came the long years and
the merry ones in England and
on the continent, ending with the
German OccuDation of the Riar-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

Cornelia, whose grandpappy was
William V. Brady, Mayor of New
York City in 18i7-49, isn't whit dis
April 10, 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

-ALIMONY PAYING Cornelia Wright,
granddaughter OF New York
w Mayor and cousin of the top
crusted Kips and Rhinelanders, has hit on
a new system for meeting the high cost
of loving.
SiXty-two and still as coquettish as a
coed, she has decided henceforth TO make
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-18
Hank BOrOWy
Tops Hurlers

New York. Dec. ls-AP-Hank
Borowy. whose mid.season purchase
from the New York Yankees helped
the Chicago Cubs gain their first
pennant In seven years. led all
National League pitchers in earn.
ed run and won and lost ratings
for 1916, official baseball figures
disclosed today.
Waived out OF the American
League by President Larry Mac
Phail OF the Yankees because Of his
inability to go the route after July
4th." Borowy not only completed
II OF his II starting assignments
for the Cubs. but became the first
senior circuit hurler since Cincin-
natis Elmer Riddle in l94i to cap
ture both the earned run and won
and lost honors.
In winning IL and losing two for
an :Si6 percentage. Borowy allowed
only PA earned runs per game, a
fraction OF run better than team
mate Claude Passeau's 246. with
five others lettering the 500 par
for the nine-inning course.
st. Louis Harry Brecheen. run
ner-up to Borowy in the won and
lost department, ranked next in
earned runs with 252 followed by
Bucky Walters Of Cincinnati (26S)
and Hank Wyse Of the Cubs q Coy.
Pittsburgh's Preacher Roe was
sixth at 2S7 and Ken Burkhart.
another Redbird, ranked seventh at
$50.
In registering II victories for the
Cubs Borowy became the second
hurler in the history Of the big
leagues to win 90 games or more in
one season although pitching for
both loops. He had won 10 games
in the American League before
joining the Cubs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-18
Wolverines to
Meet Indiana

Ann Arbor. Mich. Dec. lS-AP-
Warming up for their Big Ten
opener later this week, the unde-
feated University Of Michigan rode
easily over the touring University
OF Utah basketball quintet as TO 30
last night
The Wolverines took an early
lead on Glenn Selbo's field goal and
were never headed.
Utah. twice Mountain States
champions. was unable 10 back up
tho sharpshooting OF its guard,
David Howard. whose "a points
made him the evenings high man.
The ties staged one short-liyed
rally early in the second half that
uotted them a quick II points. How
ever. they were held TO scant
five tallies in the last 10 minutes
OF play
Michigan led al half.time % 20
Il and were paced by John Mula-
uey with - points.
Utah meets Western Michigan AZ
Kalamazoo tonight 10 end It's cur
rent eastern trip. while Michigan
opeus Western Conference compe-
tition Saturday night against Indi.
ana's Hoosiers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-18
Back When

Today a Year Ago-Ann Curtis.
the record breaking San Francisco
swimmer. was named the woman
athlete OF the year in the Assaeiat-
ed Press poll.
Three Years Ago Beau Jack
knocked out Tippy Larkin in the
third round OF their Madison Square
Garden bout TO win New York state
recognition as lightweight champ
ion.
Five Years Ago Earle Greasy
Neale resigned as assistant foot
BAH coach at Yale to take over the
head coaching job Of the National
Leagues Pittsburgh Steelers.
Ten Years Ago--Detroit's Hank
Greenberg drove in 10 runs during
the 1885 campaign TO lead the Amer
lean League. official averages dis
closed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-18
RoWLERs TO COMPETE

Chicago. -AP-More than 1000
oowlers from all parts OF the nation
are expected here next month to
compete in the Fourth Annual In
dividual Bowling Classic conducted
by Dom Devito.
Already more than 700 have sem
In entries for the tournament start
Ing Jan. &c Devito. himself a form
er champion. announced Monday.
Entries close Jan. s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-18

MONTREAL APP 49, Canadian
newspaper production will reach an
all-time high OF 3,696,O00 tons in
1916. the Newsprint Association OF
Canada estimated Monday, but the
organization warned American Gus
toners that increased orders would
not be justified.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-18
Bucks
Ring Decisions

tBy the Associated PFess4
Philadelphia Fox, 1853, Pr
ladelphia. stopped George Kochan,
17219, Akrin, O. (6).
Newark, n. FREDDY Archer.
1851. Newark, y. J, outpointed
Pat Giordano, 1909, Montreal (10).
Detroit-Charley Hayes, 169. De
troit, stopped Bob Berry. 16S, Cieve-
land az.
New York-Tony Peollone. 141,
New York, stopped Patsy Giova-
nelli. 1851 Brooklyn ~.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-18
LAUNDRYs REAL PLEASANT

INDIANAPOLIS up Pre-war
service and selling ideas seem to
be coming back. One Indianapolis
laundry returns shirts with a leg.
end. "A Pleasant Day to You. SIR
on each Of them.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-18

High team single gsme-Beauty-
land, 765.
High three games-Apparel, 2l94.
High individual game-D. Glenn,
1856.
High individual three games -
II. McComb, 499.
Annex
D. Glenn 419, b. Nils 1888, b. Rust
4O3. d. Stien S79, T. West $50. han
dicap 1856.
Game totals $40 756 6S4 2OSO
Apparel
A. fowler 426, H. McCOmb 499,
X. WEIGH 39S, |. ellis AIS, K. Mey-
ers 1856.
Game totals 724 TAI 72s 2194
RsEali
A. Stein $50, L. Johnson 500, r.
Stitt $50, r. Fem 319, NJ. Russell
80. handicap 81.
Game totals 697 500 $50 1888
Moray's
T. Morris (sub) 3S3,P. Miller 334
A. Plat 39S, l.. Morris AS, B.
Beck AT.
Game totals $50 sI3 67S 1877
Beautyland
D. Kildau 412, F. Wagner 366, VI.
Blomquest 30s. NJ. Bishop Ais, \.
Fem 447, handicap 1879.
Game totals 5S5 697 760 2047
Cities Service
V. Lidke All, L. Max 3S7, Fl.
Kellar 35S, NJ. For 4S9, r. Ber-
thold 500.
Game totals 74s 6s1 72o 214s