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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
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public address system,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

NVASSERS-Furnace and boiler re-
pairs and new installations This posi-
appointment American standard Fur
mace Co. TR l-7943.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

BUS DRIVERS, mOtoTmen-HigheSt paid
operators In the world. Excellent post
war prospects for qualified appncantS.
Department Of Street Railways. shoe
maker at 81. Jean, a. IN. TO AS
y. m. daily except sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

CRAFTSMAN for plant lsyout-Postwsr
future with national manufacturer Of
automobile cushion and wire products
r. sipple, TO 7-15oo.
CRAFTSMEN and engineers. Experienced
body craftsmen and designers are needed
design Of bodies and diversified products.
senior body detailers, panel detailers,
full size body craftsmen, full size body
checkers, die designers. Apply Murray
Corp. OF America, 77oo Russell street.
good opportunity for qualified men:
good postwar future, Edward G.. Budd
Manufacturing Co. 12I41 charlevoix.
| CRAFTSMEN = Full size body work:
chassis designers: chassis detailers.. Ap-
ply Tor interview. Packard Motor Car
Company. corner Harper and Concord.
IpRAFTSAEN. mechanical BACKGROUND.
Z for full size body drafting: also detail
ers postwar program. previous body
drafting experience desirable Fisher
Body Corp. 4s5 w. Milwaukee
/ CRAFTSMEN, designers. checkers. iay-
I out men, work on heavy duty axles.
Attractive postwar future. For infofms-
| ton. telephone Mr. Cilchrist. LA 1900.
| The Timken-Detroit Axle Company
/ DRAFTsMEN - Product design, expert
enced on layout OF domestic heating
I equipment: excellent postwar future
Telephone Mr.. Gilchrist la 1900. Tim
ken Silent Automatic Company.
DRIvERs-Major OIL Co. located River
Rouge section, steady and full time
employment. Call vi 7-i560.s
/ DRY cLEANER--Apply Indian Village
Cleaners. 6e29 East Lafayette.
ELECTRIC REPAIR SHOP rnechanic -
/ Experienced preferred General Electric
/ Co.. $3.50 Third.
ELECTRICIANS Good postwar future
for qualified men. Edward G.. Budd
Manufacturing Company. l214l Charlie
voix Avenue.
ELEcTRIcIANs-Er In factory
construction and maintenance work. old
sinski. 1. A. Young Spring and Wire
Corp. 92oo Russell
ELECTRICIANS helper pipefttter's
/ helper. maintenance helper Compost
Forging, Inc. $500 w. jefferson. cor
ner Fifteenth.
ELECTRICIANS wanted. 500, eity
license required state age. union sffiif-
atoms and electrical education " any.
Write Box B-4290. Detroit Tines.
Detroit 81
ELECTRICIANS Wanted-Apply Murray
Corp. of America. ZOO Russell street
ELECTRICAL maintenance. experienced.
permanent day position. Northern Engi-
neefing Works. =. AtvsterN cor. Chene.
ELEVATOR Operator. white; for hotel:
union wages. Apply 4262 West Fort,
ESGfNEERS-Licensed rru fiass en-
ginesrs Apply The Timken-petroit Axle
Co, f9is West Fort ST. corner cisrk
ESTIMATOR and process man on ma
chine products must Be made 70 %
some board work. plant located On
south. west side Of city Address Bor
B-s4e. Detroit Times 81.
ESTIMATOR on sheet metal dies for
iOb6inR shop, steady position on post.
var YORK Write AOE B-sso. Dstrpii
Times IL
FIRE BRfcK--BricklAysf for sork in
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FIREMAN white st--For icu pressure
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

SMITlI-Heny John. Aug 70. Of 1870
Margaret z dear father of Mrs Ger
trude Dingeman Mrs. Theodore r Meisel.
Henry J Jr Barry and the late
Walter also survived by fourteen grand
children and seven great grandchildren
Funeral from chapel Of W. r HAckett
and son. 56i6 W Vernon Wednesday
3 30 Holy Redeemer Church at q
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

ARC WELDERS-Expertenc m mild
steel and be able 10 pass navy vertical
test Graham-Paige Motor Car Co.
B5O5 w Warren
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

BAKERY Statesmen - Experience not
necessary: guaranteed falsry plus COM
mission. Ward Baking Co 5000 Toledo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

/ CARBIDE ana Carbon Chemicals Cor
/ pOTatiOn wants process operators, nurses.
] chemists. clerical workers., painters In
I strarnent mechanics. craftsmen electrical
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

ELECTRICAL maintenance, experienced.
permanent day position. Northern Engi-
neerinR Works. 2 Atvster, cor. Chem.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

ELECTRICIANS wsnted-Apply Murray
Corp of America 700 Russell street
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-15
Sports Roundup

wrestling defense
Big championship Saturday
Northwestern
will
Powe victory straight the headline bout OF fight
card Friday night Olympia.
Detroit-AP-vince skating
behind his di
Workers (Co) invaonal
Belle
1854
bowling
week end
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-15
Illinois Turns
Tables on l..

Chicago. Jan. i5-AP-The West.
ern Conference basketball season
Numbered into its third week today.
but its first Il circuit games had
left little pattern TO which any
team could pin title hopes.
Iowa was perched at the top OF
the heap, the only unbeaten team.
but in view OF last weeks results
the Hawkeyes couldn't feel secure
Ohio States defending cham.
p!ons, previously beaten by Purdue.
swung back into the conference
limelight by handing once-beaten
Northwestern a 53-46 setback with
last half surge that wiped out a
l4-point deficit. That was the high.
light OF the weeks schedule, and
may be the tipoff on what to expect
as the title race moves on toward
it's March finish.
But meanwhile, Iowa was hand.
ing Purdue the worst humping a
Western Conference team has SUIT
fered all season-6l to 81. And HI.
nois. beaten by Michigan a week
before, turned the tables on the
wolverines, 55 TO 81. Lowly Wis.
| consin. thumped by Northwestern.
rose up to knock off its Old foe.
! Minnesota, 46 to 81.
Whether this weeks schedule
will clarity the title picture Is
doubtful. Whatever prestige Purdue
held because Of It's one.point victory
over the Buckeyes Jan. 6 was lost
when Minnesota beat the Boiler.
makers last Monday and Iowa add
ed that trouncing Saturday.
Minnesota's dark horse" role az.
ter beating Purdue was cut short
when Northwestern thumped the
Gophers Friday and Wisconsin put
on the finishing touches Saturday
Michigan's threat apparently died
with the defeat by Illinois.
Only Indiana remained to be fur
ther tested. The Hoosiers dropped
a 54.53 decision TO Michigan In
their only conference game. This
week they entertain Purdue We'd
nesday and play at Minnesota Sat
urday.
Iowa goes to Michigan Friday for
its only game. Northwestern, which
had assumed strong title hopes be-
fore meeting Ohio State, meets Its
downstate rival. Illinois. at Cham
paign, Friday, and then plays al
Purdue Saturday. Ohio State en-
tertains Michigan Saturday In the
| other conference game.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-15
tsy Associated Press,

Resounding weekend victories
over the challenging Detroit Red
Wings and the revived Now York
Rangers put the Montreal Cana.
diens firmly on the road today
leading to their second straight
National Hockey League champion
ship.
Added 10 their humbllng OF third.
place Toronto Thursday, the tri.
umphs over the Red Wings and
Rangers marked the complete and
easy disposal, within four days. Of
the best opposition the League has
to offer the flying Frenchmen.
Sundays victory at New York. 60.
making a 3game unbeaten string
for the Rangers. maintained Mont.
reals four-point margin OF leader
ship gained by Saturdays van.
gushing OF the Wings, SIS. The
Wings bounced back at home last
night to inflict a so shutout on
Torontos Maple Leafs.
In two other games, Boston
Bruins stayed in the clutches OF n
disastrous losing streak by drop.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-15
Football Will
be Wide Open

Chicago, Jan. l5--AP High
school football, at least among
those teams using the T-formation,
really will be a wide-open, decep-
tive affair next autumn.
Formerly, the defending team had
only to watch where the quarter
back was standing before the pass
from center to determine whether
he intended to 60 out after a pass.
II he was less than yard behind
the center, the quarterback was In
eligible 10 receive a pass.
Under a new rule adopted by the
rules committee OF the National
Federation OF High School Athletic
Associations at It's session here,
the quarterback now Is an eligible
pass receiver regardless OF where
he stands before the center-snap.
That rule makes six men eligible
as pass receivers az all times-thf
four backs and the two ends. y
will allow the quarterback 10 take
the ball from the center, toss 1t to
another hack and cut through the
line as a receiver. and 1t brings
up a host Of other possibilities to
add impetus 10 the offense. /
The rule change was one OF fouf
passed by the committee before It
adjourned late Saturday. The 9th.
ers W re:
!. Any kick going over goal
line becomes an automatic touch
back. regardless Of whether It re-
celves added impetus before cross-
ing the goal.
2. The penalty for Intentionally
dlscarding a headgeay will be loss
OF five yards. Previously, time
out was charged for the offense.
3. Any kick passing the line OF
scrimmage and touching a receiy.
er. becomes an automatic first down
II recovered by the kicking team,
regardless OF on which sida OF the
sorimmagc line II IS recovered.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-15
Montreal Canadiens Firmly
Placed on Road to Victory

ping their fifth and sixth straight
decisions, 81 TO Toronto and 81
to the tail-end Chicago Black
Hawks
In both week end triumpAs, the
Canadlens conyinclngly refuted tho
theory that they are completely re.
liant on the great Lach.Blake-Rlch-
ard forward line as other mem.
bers OF the team showed scoring
power.
Each OF the trio scored once.
and Lach had two assists. as the
llabitants extended a two-year
mastery over tho Red Wings. but
their other goals went TO defense
men Butch Bouchard and Glen liar,
mon. third.line center Buddy o.
Connor and wingman Ditch Hlller
II was Montreals l4th victory in
their last l6 starts against Detroit
the remaining two being draws.
Ken Mosdell. who piyots on the
Frenchmen's dependable second
line. and Hitler were standouts OF
the New York victory with tive
goals each.
An overflow crowd OF li.l27 nj
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-15
Iowa Remains i'm Unbealen COlunll]

Detroit watched young Harry Id
ley score his first shutout In
Wings sixth victory OF the sea1
over Toronto. Lindsay. Mud Br|
ezeau and Jud McAtee we're the
troit scorers.
Bolstered By personnel shaken
the Black Hawks made II decis
in their first triumph In nearly
month and their fourth OF the {
son. Bill .Cowley scored for Bos'
in the first 2s seconds but Cl
Smith tied II up before the end
the period. Lude Check made II
in the second and two recent
crults from Detroit, Butch Med
amid and Don Crosse added thi
period insurance.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-15
BYRON NELSON WINS
PHOENIX GOLF OPEN

Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. 15-AP -
Peerless Byron Nelson OF Toledo,
Ohio, won the 1866 war bonds
Phoenix Golf Open yesterday by
two strokes but his victory was
overshadowed by the fading OF spir.
tied Sam Snead TO 18th place. Mel.
son pocketed 1888 In war bonds.
Excellent subpar golf in the closing
rounds enabled Denny Shute. 3s.
year-old Akron, Ohio. star. to finish
second to Nelson who posted ~
hole score o: 274, ten under par.
Sam Byrd, Detroit. placed third at
277 after clubbing shot on the last
hole.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-15
Fine Points IN Brldqe

his spade K. then proceeded to
catch Vests trump X. He led the
heart Q and sent It through. then
the J on a similar mission. The A
then caught the X. He led 70 his
club a and fnessed the J success
fully. The club K then furnished
a discard for the losing diamond
remaining in his hand
All that West had 10 do. 10 hold
the declarer 10 exactly his con-
tract. was to lead a third diamond
and make the dummy ruff. Then
nothing could have kept the heart
K from winning a trick.
There was really more than an
extra trick involved The contract
Itself might have been beaten by
this procedure II South had
guessed the club hnesse In tn
wrong direction.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-15
HOCKEY TEAM HAS
TWENTY.sEcoND DEFEAT

Minneapolis, Jan. 15-AP-- The
University Of Michigan hockey
team suffered its 22nd straight de
feat here Saturday night, a 10 to
0 shellacking by Minnesota.
The Gophers began stormlng the
Wolverine nets early in the game
and never were threatened.
a total OF % goals have been
against Michigan in It's first two
starts.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-15
PROMOTING YOUR KING

WHEN YOU hold the trump
king and see the ace In the dunn
my. you usually expect the de-
clarer to have the next lower hon
ors So your king Is threatened
with being caught IN a fnesse to-
ward the dummy-thst is. II the
ace has as many guards as your
king. IN the form OF one or more
lower cards But II you can reduce
the number Of small cards accom-.
panSing the ace. by compelling
the dummy to run. you may there
by promote your king into trick
winner
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-15

missioned a second lieutenant by
1t. Gen. Mark W. Clark in Italy
as a reward for outstanding abili.
ty and leadership in a reconnaiss.
ance squadron OF the First Armor-
ed Division"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-15
LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZED

Grand Rapids - Mr.. and Mrs
Frank D. Mckay, Grand Rapids,
have been informed that their son.
Frank J. Mckay, was recently com.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-15
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

Coldwater -- Howard Haas,
owner OF the Coldwater Render'
Works. was killed Saturday WI
his truck skiddet into a tree no
OF QuIncy.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-01-15
Sports Calendar

Monday s~
S p. m.-State Normal -
Marys at Orchard Lake.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-12-06
MARRIED

Perrine- X illius-Miss Mildred Xii
Illus, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Killius, Loeb Lynn, became the bride
Of Pfc George Pcrrine, U.S.A., son of
Mrs. Ben Harris, Loeb Lynn, Friday
evening, November 80, at 500 p. m.
The single ring ceremony was sol
emnized in the Baptist parsonage at
Loeb Lynn, with the Rev George H.
Coker officiating.
Miss Louise Moon was maid of hon
or. Edward W. Kahl served as best
man Other attendants We're Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Killius, Mrs. Ben Harris,
Misses Maxine and Shirley Harris,
and Glenn w. Killius.
The bride was attired in a brown
suit with matching accessories and
wore a corsage of pink rosebuds. Miss
Moon wore a gold wool dress with
black accessories and a corsage of
yellow rosebuds.
Mrs. Perrine was graduated from
Oakland High school and attended
Catherman's Business School.
She is employed by the Garrett Coun-
ty Welfare Board. Pfc Perrine is a
patient in the Newton D. Baker Cen
eral Hospital, Martinsburg, W. Va,
after serving thirty-one months in the
ETC. The couple will reside in Mt.
Lake Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 7. Hoffman
are now re-occupying their home on
the Bush hill, Pennington street, hav-
ing moved their furniture on Satur-
day. They returned one day last week
to Oakland after having visited Mrs.
Hoffman's relatives in Greer, S. c.,
and Atlanta, Ga Mr. Hoffman recent
ly received his honorable discharge
from the service after serving with
the army at Kunm 1g, China.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-12-06

John Maroney, recently discharged
from the service after serving in the
European theatre. is now re-employed
in the f. A. Smouse store.
Quentin and Louise Posley, Wash
}agton, D. c., were visiting THEN
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L.
Conneway. over the past week-en
Mr.. and Mrs. Emeric Dusic enter
tanned at Pickwick Inn on November
% in honor of the 31st wedding ami
vorsary Of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James B. Bell.
A meeting Of the members of the
Garrett County Historical Society
for the purpose Of electing officers
will be held on Friday evening, De
cember IA, at the Court House in Oak
land
The Oakland Girl Scouts will be en-
tertained with a Swedish Christmas
party ON Friday, December p, at the
home Of Mrs. d. Edward Offutt. Hos
tesses are Mrs. William Warfield, Mrs.
Robert Coffey, Miss Susie Smith and
Mrs Offutt.
Ernest Townshend, Jr, of Washing
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-12-06

Hanna-DeWitt - Miss Mary Lor-
raine Dewitt, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Dewitt, Mt. Lake Park,
and Mr. George S. Hanna, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Hanna, of Bel
Air, were married on Friday evening
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10

Oliver, David Ogborn, Oren Car
penter, Jimmy Grierson, Rudy
Koski, Donald Lytle. Otis Shat
ties, Edward Singleton. Norbene
Ward, Billy Fulton, Harold
Grierson. Charles Naquin, Roy
Porter, Alex West, Ed Wilson,
and Oscar Smith.
Coach Swayze announced the
completed football schedule as
follows. Sept. IA, Morton at Moss
Point; Sept. 81, Gulfport at Gulf
port; Sept %. Biloxi at Mo S
Rvinfs Ocf, 5. Murphy (Mobile1
a. moss FoiI.s; Oct. IL. St. StaE-
islaus College at Bay st. Louis;
Oct 10. University Military
School al Mobile; Oct. 26, Boga-
louisa. La, at Bogalousa; Nov. 2,
McGill Institute (Mobile) at
Moss Point; Nov. 8, Long Beach
at Moss Point; Nov. 16, Notre
Dame High school at Biloxi:
No. %, Picayune at Moss Point.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10

high school building, the new
quarters are expected to be COM
pleted October Is. Until that
date, it is expected that a stag
gered system of conducting
classes will be necessary at the
high school to accommodate the
eExollment. With the exception
OF the South Elementary school
all elementary schools in Pasea-
goula will return with this session
to the normal one shift school day.
The South Elementary school
will because of its enrolment op-
crate on the two-shift schedule,
according to Thomas r. Wells,
city superintendent Of schools.
New Personnel
Among the new school Off
cials are S. S. Wall of Pasea-
goula who has been named Su-
perintendent of schools in Ocean
Springs and J. T. Johnson who has
been named principal of the iu-
nior high school IN Pascagoula.
Mr.. johnson comes % Pascagoula
from the Morgan School for Boys
in Petersburg, Tenn. He is a ma
tive Mississippian, having gradu-
ated from Marshall County Ag-
ricultural High school and Mem
phis State College. Memphis
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10
School Bells Ring Knell OF Vacation As
Opening Date Is Set For September 6

Schools throughout jackson
county will reopen Thursday,
September 6. for the 1945-46 ses-
sion. A. F. Megehee. county su-
perintendent, announced this
week.
School personnel will get back
into harness a day earlier, how
ever. with 2 meeting of super
intendents and principals called
at the Board Of Education office
in the Pascagoula Court House
BIZ A. Z. Monroe, county chair
man of that group of officials,
for 9 am. Wednesday, Septem-
Der 5 and with faculty meetings
scheduled at individual schools
for the afternoon.
All beginners are requested to
bring their birth certificates and
in the Pascagoula-Moss Point
schools they are also required to
present vaccination certificates.
The summer months have been
occupied with repairs and remod-
cling work on many of the school
buildings and most of the pupils
VIII return to fresh and improved
schools. Although the new Junior
high school in Paseagoula viii
not be ready for occupancy i'm
mediately and the junior high
classes will attend classes at the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10
Dairy Coop Gets
$4,000 State Grant
Plans Move Ahead

The State Marketing Commits
sion has approved a $4,000 grant
for the Jackson and George Coun-
ty Cooperative Dairy. according
to a letter received here by A. J.
Franklin, county farm agent. The
stamp of approval was placed on
the application for the funds af-
ter a complete survey had been
made BY the commission of the
proposed cooperative venture.
Although the money is a GER
ainty, Mr.. Franklin explained
hat funds will not be deposited
n the bank by the state until
he embryo coop" has met GER
ain requirements which he be-
lieves will be met in the near fu-
ure. One of the tipulations be-
ore the grant could be made was
he raising by the dairymen of
1 matching sum. Mr.. Franklin
said that approximately the en-
ire $4,000 had been raised by
The farmers. About 65 members
are now carried on the rolls of the
cooperative dairy and member
ship is still open to any farmer
who operates or plans in the
future to operate a dairy. Anyone
interested in membership should
contact Mr.. Franklin, county ag-
ricuiture office in Pascagoula, or
H. c. Shumoch, president of the
concern.
Now that the state assistance
is assured, Mr.. Franklin said the
next step will be deciding on the
type of building and equipment
desired and the arranging for any
necessary priorities. The COOP
eIative will be located in Moss
Point, where land was given the
producers for the dairy.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10
Moss Point Red
Cross Volunteers
In New Quarters

Headuarters for Red Cross
sewing in Moss Point have been
moved from the home of Mrs.
Spencer Beebe to the Young
Mems Business clubhouse which
has been equipped with two new
electric sewing machines. Space
in the clubrooms has been donat-
ed by the YMBC and lockers
have been installed for storage
of materials.
The Moss Ponit division of
the Jackson County Red Cross
has two new sewing projects
hospital sewing for returning vet
erans including robes, tpajamas
and kit bags, and a relief sew
ing project for the children OF
war-torn Europe.
Miss Ella Macarthur is in
charge of the knitting division,
Knitters have been making tur-
tie neck sweaters but will start
Immediately on the production
of mufflers and sleeveless sweat
ers.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10
Port Commission To
Be Host To District
Engineer And Stoff

The Pascagoula Port Commits
sion will be host at dinner We'd
nesday evening at the Longfellow
House in honor of 1t. Col. Mark
M. Boatner, Jr., of Mobile, United
States District engineer, and his
staff.
The dinner is an annual affair
given by the Port Commission for
the District Engineer and his staff.
1t. Col Boatner recently took the
place of 1t. Col. II. I. Collins, who
was transferred.
City and county officials and
several business men will be in
cluded in the guest list.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-10
DEATHS BRING CLOSE SHAVE

Salvador, State of Rahia-Al-
varo Moreira de Oliveira saws ne
lost a good friends when Musso-
lini ard Hitler died-his bearu
Oliveira. a hospital attendant
whose anger rose as he saw the
victims Of Nazi ship torpe6oings
off the Brazilian coast in the dark
days of 1912. wanted to "pro est
against the barbarism of the
Nazisa but was too old to fight.
The beard was the result. Now
that tie deaths of the two dicta-
tors have been announces Oil
veira has shaved again.