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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
Auto Tag Game
Nets Probation

Tom Chvas IS. of 6353 ker-
cheVal and Hiram r Robbins %
of 5l6 Jos Campau both began
ore-year probarons today after
the, were found guilty by
Traffic Judge Jonn y. Watts Of
reckless driving
Chyas and Robbins were play
ing tag IN their cars July is
on +. jefferson
ChNas and hls brother Sammy.
"a former boxer. pulled Robbins
from r.. car after they col. ded
-U0-1rr rzrri. Sammy vas Slightly
injured
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
Detroit Times Photo

their liberation from Santo Tomas
prison.
They received word only last
week that Barbara who remained
in Manila with her husband and
baby daughter. born in intern
ment, planned to sail for home
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
OFFICE or DEFENSE TRANSPORTATION
GENERAL ORDER So

"On and after clock July IS, 1s45, no COM
mon carrier by railroad sleeping company shall
operate transport railway tanning sleep
ing space or slice ping accommods tions to point OF
distance $50 miles less from the point of origin OF
such such distance being measured by the short
distance by railroad over which sleeping cars are
operated between such points. Each common car
rer railroad shall forthwith cancel all
for space after II o. clock on July IS, 1945."
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
SIGHTSEEING

A Canadian soldier from British
Columbia showing Joan Althauser
Of 1910 Cherrylawn the points OF
interest at Royal Canadian army
camp where a group of SPARS EN-
route TO Alaska, we're entertained.
r. Z Coast Guard photo
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
Adm. Stark in Oslo

OSLO, July % CUP) - Adm.
Harold Stark has arrived here for
visit as President Truman S
representative.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
PRISONERS OF JAPS

The three were taken prisoners
by th Japs on Pearl Harbor
day. The parents, Prof. and Mrs.
Roy s. Swinton. returned 10 the
United States only recently after
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
OFFICE or DEFENSE TRANSPORTATION
GENERAL ORDER 81
tNsetiv, f7.ol ON June 30, l945

"No carrier shall reserve. assign allocate seating
or sleeping space passenger train more than ll0
hours in advance of scheduled departure time of such
train. No carrier shall issue ticket for reserved
sea sleepinp space passenger train more than
lO nours in advance of scheduled departure of such
train except in the of tickets for reservations
made prior the effective date of this Order which
have not been picked up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
XIII 1885

MANILA, July - GNS)-Gen.
announced today that
A. -7Asyr-,-r-,tt,-tt, ete+tf-A -fa+eeS-hsd
killed - 3S5 JapS since the first
NJ the year in the New Guinea
Rouga New Britain theAter-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
Question Boy
In Store Fire

Arson squad detectives, today,
questioned the 14-year-old son OF
a minister about a mysterious hre
that swept the Central 5 cents 70
81 store at 4739 Grand River yes
terday.
Sgt. Clarence Miller said the
boy had been employed as a
handyman az the store. He had
been rebuked by Robert Craine.
9641 Petoskey, for failure to ap-
pear at work for several days.
The other store employees, girls.
18 and 13, also were to be ques-
TONED.
Agnes HURT. "a. of 2544 Pop
lar. a clerk. said she saw the boy
the store shortly before flames
were seen in a basket Of will
CALI packages stored in the own.
er's office in the rear of the build
ing.
Firemen said the blaze started
in the basement and spread 10
the first floor, badly damaging
the stock on both floors. Apart
ments of two families above the
store suffered smoke damage.
Craine, who owns the store in
partnership with Sol Ellis. 3201
Glynn Court, said II was impos-
Sible 10 estimate the damage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
Faulty Houses
Under Fire

Rep John Lesinski. Dearborn
Democrat, today blamed Detroit :
wartime housing shortage on
faulty construction OF emergency
projects which were unfit TO
live in
Promising that he would ask an
investigation OF contractors and
officials who permitted shoddy
construction that made these prof.
ectS unlivable, Lesinski said the
housing problem did not call for
new construction but improve
ment OF units on hand.
"a sharp investigation IL
needed" he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
PLENTY OF VACANCIES


"The need il not for new
heuxing, ne said. There are
plenty OF vacancies in the exist
ing developments which are so
poorly huilt people can't live in
them. These units will have 10
he made livable."
Row upon row Of emergency
war homes stand deserted in
Wayne. Lesinski said, looted by
vandslS and with windows broken
and water standing in Easements.
Today. the congressman VIII
continue his tour Of projects in
the area. visiting Willow Run
Lesinski visited the Wayne war
housing project with Rollin Nc
GrostrY- president of the Wayne
Civic League and 2 resident OF the
development, yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
Hooper Trial
Links MCKdy
Case 10 Be Given
to Jury tuesday
BY FRANK MORRIS

0BATTLE CREEK, July - -
Jurors IN the Hooper murder con-
Splracy trial today h had before
them a charge by the defense that
the real defendant IN the case is
Frank d, Mckay. former Repub-
llcan national committeeman and
party boss.
Summing up the testimony,
Maurice j. Walsh Of Chicago. at
torney for the defendants, said:
The state wants YOU 10 infer
that Frank Mckay put mp SI5,-
600 for the murder Of Senator
Hooper, They have woven his
name carefully into the pattern
of their theory.
STAB AT MCKAY
"If YOU find these men guilty
here, then YOU have found Nc
kay guilty. That ls not the
American system.
I'VE have shown that the
states evidence II Of the most
fimsy nature. Remove from tne
case those two cOnVictS-Sam
AbramowitZ and Henry Luks--
and Sigler's house Of cards falls
apart"
On ,rlal are Harry and Sam
Ftelsher. Nike Selik and Pete
Mahoney. accused OF consplring
10 murder Senator Hooper. VINO
Was shot three times through the
head last Jan. II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
AWAITS MEETING

Lesinski declared that he would
await results Of meeting be-
tween Senator Mead of New York
and Senator Ferguson, members
OF the Mead investigating commit
tee
Ferguson will confer With Mead,
Lesinski said 10 determine
whether the committee could con-
duct an investigation into the
situation.
If tho senators find that the
investigation is outside the scope
of the committee. LeslnSkl said.
he Will appeal 10 the Justice de-
partment for a complete inquiry
LeSinski warned that ne would
carry his request 10 President
Truman, If necessary, 10 find why
contractors were paid before
housing work was completed and
then abandoned the projects.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
SIGIER'S CHARGE

In opening hiS summation 20
The jury SlcIcr Cor'erdcd Tho
Sfafe rad CICaTTT afTC rTT1rr1r'r-ft
proved 'rat tho four defendants
plotted the mur0or
Thank Gad that We are per
mitted 30 give immunity 20 men
Ike Lul,S and AbrsmowitZ," Ne
SAID "Niihout such a law,
crimes like this one never
would be solved.
These defendants pursued
Senator Hooper like hunted
animal. But unlike hunted
animal. he did not have a
chance. His lips had In be
sealed because he was grand
jury witness.
some daN God willing, the
man who passed the money 10
these defendants for this mur-
der will he brought Ia Justice
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
NEARING JURY

Judge Blame W tiatCh viii
charge the Jury Tuesday morning
Walsh contendcd that both
Luks and Abramowiiz he'd when
they testified that tho two Flcish-
CTS and SciIk employed them "a
carry out the murder plot
r. 6 LeItch. attorney FOR Sam
FleiSher, said The state had pro-
duCed no witnesses involved or
connected with the alleged mur.
Mer plot other than the former
lnuciS TO whom immunity had
'Ceen granted
There were other persons
whose names have been men
toned h'0 COufd have cor
roborated details about meet
ings and telephone converse
tions," Leltch told p p Jury.
why weren't they called
1T is No more proper for YOU
10 conclude that Frank NChaN-
vas behind this murder than IL
II for YOU 10 suspect that II
waS sponsored bN the Michigan
Natioal Bank because bank
indictment - under way
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
World War Costs
So Far Exceed
Trillion Dollars

WASHINGTON, June /. UP)-
Direct war costs of all countries so
far in this conflict exceed a trillion
dollars. That is $1,000, 600 600 ,OoO-
a thousand billions, a million mil
lions.
Money spent on this. war since
Germany began arming in 1894
would, if divided up, give more
than $500 to every man, woman and
child in the world.
Researchers of the American uni
verSity here came up with these
estimates after months of study.
They don't include the vast dam
age to public and private property
just the amounts laid out to fl
nance the war to date.
The United State government
alone has poured out more than
one-fourth of the world total in the
current conflict. Our share SO far
is $280,000, 10000.
Germany spent just about the
same amount.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
ARMY WILL RETAIN RULE
ON AGE-DISCHARGFS

WASHINGTON, June l. (UP)-
Undersecretary of War Robert P.
Patterson said that the army will
not lower its discharge age unless
the Pacific war gets ahead of sched-
ule.
He said the present partial de-
mobilization plan calls for release
OF AL whom the army thinks it is
safe to discharge" This plan pro-
vides for release of all men 40 or
older, and of men eligible Under the
point system
Some members Of congress have
urged that the discharge age be
reduced to 35.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
MARINES TURN ORIENTAL
SAYING INTO EPITAPH

SAN DIEGO, June l. CUPD =
Marine 1t. Col. William r. Wendt,
recently re-urned from is months
in the South Pacific quoted grim
epitaph that Marines painted over
the common grave of three enemy
soldiers on Two Jina..
The epitaph read:
Here lie three Japs: See No Two,
Hear No Two, Speak No Iwo-by
Jimal"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
Lost. Found, Estroy

~0~"-N-~>--~~~-~
LOST-No. 4 ration book belonging
to Joe Perry Return to Ration
Board. Ga
LOST-2 white face steers branded
sc left hip, ears cropped. Notify
H. G. Worthington, Phone 226,
Imperial. 6-2
LOST-Jersey cow. Been de-horned.
Has bad eye, is with calf. Name
Pet. Call Picking Cafe Imperial
between l & pm. Write Rt. l,
Box 82-F Imperial. Reward. 6-2
LOST-A gas ration book belonging
to Orvill L. Carroll. Return to
Ration Board or 855 Park. 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
DEATH FUNERAL
NOTICES

Mrs. Trinidad. As,
died Thursday in Calexico. She is
survived by her husband and elev-
en- children. Funeral services will
be held at the Catholic Church
in CaleXico at 9 am. Saturday.
Rosary is to be at Hens Chapel
in Calexico at pm. Friday. Bur-
ial will be in Mt. View Cemetery.
Hens Funeral Home is in charge.
6-2
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
9-Business Opportunities

GOING SERVICE STATION for
lease. Call in person. SHELL OIL
CO., Inc. ia Main St., Ell Centre.
6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

WANTED-Driving of tractor-oper-
ated farm implements. Moving or
raking preferred. Elroy Marth, 4
miles west on San Diego Highway.
6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
3-Situutions Wanted

PARTS MAN WANTED. Apply
Faure Tractor Co. 6-8
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

WANTED-Office girl and stenog-
rapher for real estate office. w.
T. Fugate, GA Main, Phone 474.
s
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

PAINTER WANTS WORK. Phone
1890, 1915 Main st. Ga
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

COLORED MAID wanted. Apply
at Mayan Hotel, Phone 965. 6-2
EXPERIENCED fountain girl. In
quire at Joly-Roger Drive-Inn
after $50 pm. 6-1
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
w. E. Hancock
SINCE 1914
"The Farm Land Man"

FOR SALES acres with Is room
house with bath. 1-3 room house
with bath. Elec. water heater and
pressure system, filtered water.
Nice shade, fruit trees and flow
ers. Houses nicely furnished Larg-
er one has Venetians May be had
with or without furnishings. Good
location on San Diego Hiway,
Dahlia canal, north side of hiway.
6-5
160 ACRES Bermuda grass, good
drainage. 3 miles NE. of Imperial
60 acres-30 in alfalfa, 80 in bar
ley, House on same II miles west
OF Imperial. See owner on place.
]. G. Mealey. 6-2
PINE VALLEY - Large lots = $500
and $500. Buy now. Build later.
E. G. Bangs, broker. IL
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

CLERK WANTED for steady posi-
ton in liquor store. Local prefer
red. Apply 480 Main st. 6-8
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
i8-counrY Property-Sole


LOVELY BEDROOM suburban
home for sale. Modern. Fireplace
Spacious rooms. 2 acres of land.
Nice shade trees. Chicken yard,
corral. Water system with filter.
Immediate possession. First house
west Red Star Auto Court on
north side Holtville Hiway. Wal
ton, Phone 87O4-J4. 6-3
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

s25 REWARD for furn. Apt. or
house. No children or pets. Write
MT/Sgt. J. Hall, Box 994, Ell Gen.
tro. 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

WANTED, A WOMAN COOK. Glenn
ents' Drug Store, Phone 217. ga
TELEPHONE OPERATOR needed
at once Full time Apply Barbara
Worth Hotel. 6-8
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
Personals. Spec. Notices

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SEEING the car follow
ing Nick Barlos from Calexico to
Heber Tuesday, May 10Th at IL
pm. with intention of robbing.
please write Nick Barlos, Rt. 2,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
Lost. Found. Estoy

LOST-Wallet, blue. Reward. Mrs.
T. C. Meme, 612 Olive. 6-3
LOST-Black billfold, /. D. and Lib
erty cards. Keep money, return
cards to Sgt. Bertha Watereotte,
USMAS. 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
ll-Houses for Rent

HOUSE for permanent couple.
Woman to care for small child.
Phone 1890. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
l3-Rooms for Rent

FOR RENT single room with cooler
in rear. Outside entrance. Man
only. Phone 1089-J Ga
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

FOR RENT-Comfortable two bed
room house, 3l5 mi. out-partly
furnished. Fenced yard, pressure
water system Available July 1st.
Can be seen now. Phone 1914 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

WANTED HOTEL MAID, white or
colored. Hotel California. 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

ROUTE MAN for established linen
supply route with excellent pos
sibilities. Applicant must be an
established resident of Ell Centro.
Contact Box GAL, co Post-Press.
6-2
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

MARINE OFFICER and wife want
house or Apt. No pets, no chill
dren. Contact Box 643, CO POST
Press. 6-8
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

MARINE OFFICER and employed
wife desire furn. house or Apt.
Will take good care No pets or
children. Write 1t. Willis, P. o.
Box 1892, El Centro. 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
The Termite Man

MARINE COUPLE desire two or
three room furnished house or
apartment. Contact Box 638, cIo
PoSt-PreSS. 6-2
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

TWO WOMEN wanted now for
service station work. Apply Mr..
]. N. Pangle, Standard Station
at 4th & Main. 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
You Can Talk to One Man
6-Help Wanted

old. Will give all consideration to
right party. Night life type need
not apply. Write to Box $40, co
PoSt-PreSS. &c
WANTED-Delivery man on milk
route. Apply Sunland Dairy, 1455
Main. Ga
SERVICEMAN WANTED for hotel
maintenance work. Short hours
or part time. Good wages. Will
exchange apartment for part of
wages. Imperial hotel. 6-2
AUTO PARTS statesmen and mach
inists wanted Wilke Machine and
Auto Parts, 500 E ST., Brawley.
Phone $40. 6-2
WANTED AT ONCE-Man to oper-
ate grain elevator at Imperial.
Permanent or seasonal employ
ment at good wages. Southwest
Flaxseed Assn, Imperial, Calf.
Ga
TWO WOMEN wanted now for
service station work Apply Mr.
]. N. Pangle, Standard Station
at 4th & Main. 6-5
ROUTE MAN for established linen
supply route with excellent pos
sibilities. Applicant must be an
established resident of Ell Centre.
Contact Box GAL, co Post-Press.
6-2
COLORED MAID wanted. Apply
at Mayan Hotel, Phone 965. 60
EXPERIENCED fountain girl. In
quire at Joly-Roger Drive-Inn
after $50 pm. 6-1
WANTED HOTEL MAID, white or
colored. Hotel California. 6-5
CLERK WANTED for steady posi-
ton in liquor store. Local prefer
red. Apply 48O Main st. 6-8
WANTED, A WOMAN COOK. Glenn
ents' Drug Store, Phone 217. GA
TELEPHONE OPERATOR needed
at once. Full time. Apply Barbara
Worth Hotel. 6-8
WANTED-Office girl and stenog-
rapher for real estate office. w.
T. Fugate, GA Main, Phone 474.
6-5
PARTS MAN WANTED. Apply
Faure Tractor Co. 6-8
8-Situotions Wanted
~>~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~--S~
PAINTER WANTS WORK. Phone
1000. 1915 Main st. GA
WANTED-Driving Of tractor-oper-
ated farm implements. Moving or
raking preferred. Elroy Marth, 4
miles west on San Diego Highway
6-5
9-Business Opportunities
GOING SERVICE STATION for
lease Call in person. SHELL OIL
CO., Inc. ia Main St., Ell Centre.
6-5
ll-Houses for Rent
HOUSE for permanent couple.
Woman to care for small child.
Phone 1890. 6-1
FOR RENT-Comfort two bed
room house, 3l4 mi. out-partly
furnished. Fenced yard, pressure
water system. Available July 1st.
Can be seen now. Phone 1914. 6-5
l2-Wonted to Rent
GARAGE or small mouse in rear for
materials, etc. Prefer one with
shower and sewer connections.
Permanent. Call $50.
DEAN
The Termite Man
MARINE COUPLE desire two or
three room furnished house or
apartment. Contact Box 638, c/o
Post-PreSS. 6-2
MARINE OFFICER and employed
wife desire furn. house or Apt.
Will take good care. No pets or
children. Write 1t. Willis, P. o.
Box 1892, Ell Centro. 6-5
SINGLE GIRL wants apartment or
room. Can give references. Con-
tact Box 642, cio Post-Press. 6-3
MARINE OFFICER and wife want
house or Apt. No pets, no chill
dren. Contact Box 643, cio Post
Press. 6-8
s25 REWARD for furn. Apt. or
house. No children or pets. Write
MTISgt. J. Hall, Box 994, Ell Gen.
tro. 6-5
l3-Rooms for Rent
FOR RENT single room with cooler
in rear. Outside entrance. Man
only. Phone 1089-J. Cd
15-Summer Homes Sole, Rent
PINE VALLEY modern 2 bedroom
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

SINGLE GIRL wants apartment or
room. Can give references. Con-
tact Box 642, CO Post-PreSs. 6-3
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
l5-Summer Homes Sole. Rent

-~~-~~~c->-o~o-c~~-"~-~~~-~~
PINE VALLEY modern 8 bedroom
mountain home-furnished Elec.
refrigerator; new stove; automatic
water heater; bath and a half.
About l acre fenced. Garage and
storage building. $4,000, by owner.
Write Mrs. j. w. OSburn, Box 35,
Pine Valley, Calf. 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

Business Services
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01
-2-Wonted to Rent

GARAGE or small mouse in rear for
materials, etc. Prefer one with
shower and sewer connections.
Permanent. Call $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-01

FOR SALE-Nice bedroom stucco
on Len Rey Hardwood floors,
Venetians, elec water heater;
garage, nice fenced rear yard.
Either furn or unfurn.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
A
The Valley settler., 1945-08-03

The Editor has eecided to try Moose Head on the front pa,5e this week. Alaska Weekly has sled dog, lessons Weekly map of Alaska, sunrise. and cog eeam. Since we seem to have plenty of Moose in the Val ley perhaps the Moose head would be the most fitting for our paper. :. The Editor may take Q vacatio on next week for a few days. The paper mi ght be hate, but an attempt will be mace to get It out as soon as pos ss4ble.
 (Some one else probably could get it cut but~-the Aeitor heaitates. The optomist and the pessimist merely look at the WOrl1 thl'Outgh
The Valley settler., 1945-08-03
MOOSE ON THE LOOSE

Mrs. Paul Nelson reports that a moose very boldly trotted down the Butte slope north of their house along the path where the COWS walk and cut through their potato patch. He went back ond forth through the fence several times before cutting off toward the cor- ner of their place and that of Loren Smi tn. He disappeared in the woods back of Smi ths ,"we mi ght say that he probably went into the woods between Smi ths, Peters ons, and Lentzes. AS a result of his capers, Paul Nelson has five breaks in his fence to repair.
The Valley settler., 1945-08-03

A New York steward suggests limina ting strange words from the )nus. The same treatme nt for strange pri ces would help.
The Valley settler., 1945-08-03
oFA NEWS RELEASE.
AUGUST 5, le45


 Seven anchorage laundry and dry cleaning services have received rrice orders effective July 25, whi oh will re-estab Ii sh their rates n a general par with the March 194s eve1, accor9 ing to a statement rom the June au headouarters of the Alaska office of Price Adhini istrae tion.
 survey of these services in Anchorage showed that the prices for i6entic cal services varied end had also diverged cons iderably from the base period level of March 1942. Several factors apparently have contributed to this conditio on such es frs 7uant changes in ownership wi tn s,.no If the new owners esta-li blt shang and filling new price sche u1es not in keeping with re- quirements of the regul atio until the situati on demanded such initi- etive action by oPA.
 The pri ce or6ers, authorized by RMPR le5 covering such servi ces, will not only correct the inconsis- tencies in rates end record keeping but will generally effe ctuate the purpose Of the Emergency Fri ce Control Act by hoIdinc the prtce line on level with that of March lo42, OfA seic.
 ------ -'---------
 New York steward suggests n>
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

Detroit'S usual crop Of good football
players well do alright"
The football coaches and athletic
directors of the high schools in this
area have been invited to attend
this meeting and meet the new
coaches. The Down River coaches
who have promised to attend in
clude Jack Henderson and John
Middlesworth from Roosevelt High
School. Walter Farrer, Ed White
and Bob Gait from Trenton High
School, Glenn Hunt of Ecorse High
School, Tommy Connell, former U.
of D. football great. now directing
athletics at Our Lady of LourdeS
High school in River Rouge, the
coaching staff of st. Francis Xavier
in Ecorse, as yet unnamed, and Ed
MCGEE and Ernie Navarro from Wy
andotte st. Patrick.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

guests Of the Wyandotte knights of
Columbus at their next meeting
Thursday. March Is, in the local
council rooms.
Chuck" Baer knows he has
man-sized job to do in the bring
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

The Mount Carmel Ushers Bowl
ing League has had quite a battle
in the past couple of weeks. The
Tigers are at present leading the
league with 43 wins and are closely
followed by the Lions who have
Won 40 games. Joe Lybik is riding
in the number one spot on the
average with a 1884, Close behind is
S. Zalenski with 1872 and S. Wierz-
ba with 40. In the individual three
game high j. zasadny is number
one with 666. The individual high
game is held by Joe Lybik with 268.
The team three-game high is held
by the Lions with 2693 and the
single team game high by the Wolfs,
957.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
UNITY CLASS

The next meeting OF Tie Wyan-
dotte Unity will be held on Thurs
day evening, at 8 pm. at 234 Elm
street.
Friday, larry meeting, 7:45 o'clock.
Elder Woolum is pastor.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

ing the Univer-
sity back into the
lists as giant kill
lers: those who
have met the
new coach, how
: ever, feel he is
the man to do
1t. Baer reports:
I'VE have the
nucleus of a
good team in
several good boys
in school now
who are expected
hQnk nnYf Fall
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
RIvEkBANK EVANGELICAL
Rev. G. Knechtel, Minister

10 a. m, Church school.
IL a. m, Morning worship. Topic:
"One Thing Lacking.
Sunday, 1880, Evening Service.
Thursday, 7:3O p. m, Ladies' Aid
Circle / will be entertained at the
church by Mrs. Knechtel.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

Charles Baer,
former member
Of the coaching
staff at Unver-
sity of Illinois,
has been named
head coach. He
will be assisted
by Eddie Bar
bour, producer
Of good fresh
man teams for
years at the U.
of d. Under the
wartime elegi-
bility rules fresh