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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-28

next month It'll be announced
early next week.
II you are planning for a New
York trip sometime after July II,
plan a dinner date at Joe Louis
eat house on 125th St. He'll
be there TO greet the well wishers
He is getting 20 per cent Of
the net profit and has no money
invested in the place.
Two Jabs: Louis check
read 100000 for his half hour
work last week Joe shot an
80 in golf the day following his
Conn fight.
Jack Dempsey, who last month
picked Joe Louis over Billy Conn
for a national magazine and then
went hay-wire 4S hours before the
big fight and changed to Conn, is
getting the well-knOwn rib by the
Broadway mObsters But leave
it to Dempsey to get back in the
good graces of most Of the people,
is now making a personal appear
ance tour, in connection with ju-
venile delinquency.
Add to Guys l Still Miss: Hamlet
kid Rowe . What a grand
person and sports fan he was +.
I'll never forget the time when we
both attended the Louis Braddock
fight Best company on a trip
I've ever enjoyed.
pDUupr,,Vvre
Didja know that the tax on the
Louis-Conn fight was $25 per seat
for a ringside pass? There'll
be a new drink on the market this
summer, the Joe Louis Punch {.
Good to the last sock? There
will be no more wrestling shows in
Minneapolis til September q.
And Bill Simms Of the Mayors
office who is doing a grand job Of
housing, knows a skeleton who's
renting out his closet!
My friend, Freddie Weinberg,
notes the talk about investigating
the people who promoted the fight
E. He proposes investigating those
who paid 100 smackers a seat for
the fight instead.
Rep. O'ToOle, who is running for
reelection next fall, has done some
good at that mean by getting
his name in the papers . But
our guess is that he will come in
second as he now is in bad with
with the news writers and etc.
Rep. O'Toole saw the fight on
televisiOn and that was for free
Goodness, what would have
happened if he had only paid a 10
bill for the contest!
According to one Of the wires
O'Toole was given a big hand by
the house after his brief but fiery
speech about the fight and Mike
Jacobs That shouldn't startle
you, my dear readers Our
Congress backs up men like Bill
DO, Rankins and others.
Jack Dempsey is better as a
referee than a pugilistic prognosti-
Gator Some years ago when
Max Baer complained that Paoline
Uzcudun was butting him (illegaD,
Dempsey replied:
Butt him back!"
Headline--"Tony Galento Ar
rested on Gambling Charge" &.
Aren't the cops a little late? Tony
took his biggest gamble when he
climbed in that ring with Louis
back in 1899.
Billy Conn's first statement to
the press after his defeat last week
was to the effect that he wants
to retire and rated Joe Louis tops
and etc. Billy should retire
as there are no further goals, II
any, to conquer His managers
Ia prediction) will change his mind
and do some more fighting &.
After all, they can't possibly get
hurt But Don't Get Me Wrong
Il Love the Boxing Game.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-28

can be told: That
promoter Billy
Colbert will stage
an open air show
featuring Elmer
Ray and Lee Sa-
void sometime in
July or early in
August Also
look for the Of
fetal fight an
nouncement that
ackie Graves
and Willie Pep
are ready to fight
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-28
KING KENNEDY ATTENDS
RURAL TAVERN OWNERS
ANNUAL BANQUET

King Kennedy, operator Of Kings
Valley in Hennepin county, was
among those attending the banquet
Of the Rural Tavern Owners asso-
citation at the Nicollet Hotel, Min
neapolis, Wednesday.
Mr.. Kennedy is the only Negro
member Of the Rural association
in the state.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-28
New Dine and
Dance Place Open

The Rochester, formerly The
Happy Hollow, at 1891 Rice St.,
has opened under the ownership of
Treasuretone, Inc, a corporation
Of young men.
The cafe offers music, choice
foods and dancing.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-28


write 1t, too,
you're tops with
me, Ike, for
that's somethingI
cannot do. Have
b en- shopping
around town try.
ing to catch sight
Of a solid young.
ster in a mellow
fight. Well, Car
Robinson is as
cool as a dollar
and when struts
down the street
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kRe THIS is HT
XII KfkliAx 0E0a@ sesen

You never can tell what your thoughts will do
In bringing you hate or love
For thoughts are things, and their airy wings
Are swifter than carrier doves
They follow the law Of the universe
Each thing must create its kind,
And they sped Ger the track TO bring you back
Whatever went out from your mind.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-28

The picnic at Harriet Island was fine Z. Didn't
get there until well up into the evening but the
place jumping madly, so between the mosquitoes,
all kinda tFite that last lnel /. 4. The mayor Of
Bonneville and Mrs. Semmons were hosts to many
Of their friends at a large table Among them
were the Qulncell Green's his mother Ada Smith,
Mrs. Lucia Mcclure, Barbara Strawder, Donald Nc
Clure, the Freddie Slemmons and their young son
Forrest McKinneys and their son, Kinney Mr..
and Mrs Fred Jones his uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Bailey from Saltwater Christine johnson,
Mr. and Mrs Clyde johnson, Jr. :. Andy and Inez
Clark Halle Ewing . Leslie and Allen Williams
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Speedsters Set Giddy Pace
To Hog Cinder Laurels
At NCAAA Meets Here
By MAURICE L. COPELAND

Sepia-sknned lads more than held their in the
twoday National Collegiate track meet at Memorial Stadium
Friday and Saturday Paced by Harrison billiard of Baldwin
Wallace Herb McKeney and Bill Mathis of Illinois, and Lewis
Smith of Virginia Union the bronze boys flashed to victory
six Of the eight runnngs events with billiard and McKeneY
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Juvenile 1--WE
By DON GATES

Pick up on this five before
start, because Jackson, it will tear
you apart: Say, CATERS, If you can
Xxi.
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Sports Vues
By PERCY VILLA

PLENTY OF PARAGRAPHS
FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
Now that that st. Paul fight show
is over with 1.-THE column goes to
press few hours before the fight
last nite) this
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-28
Boys Admit Taking
PotShots at Blimp

SAN DIEGO.-Two Huntington
Beach, Calf. boys. Is and Il
years old. have admitted firing
their rife at a navy blimp.
wounding the pilot, federal inves-
tigators announced. The boys,
whose names were not disclosed,
said they Just "suceumbed to the
urge" and fred two shots at the
blimp.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-28

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-29

All-wooI short-sIeeved Slip
on sweater in sizes 34-4O,
3.95
Atwood Cordieon sweater to
match, blue, block, moize,
or aqua .95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-29
FLANNEL
SPORTS SKIRT

Full of pocket news
they're two on either hip!
Button front, snug fitting
woistline. 1000 wool flon-
mel. Green, block, brown,
beige. blue, 9-l5----5.4O
Evening star., 1946-09-22
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE attractive stone 6-room
Is2aS n92aSs N NeE AisXa,noIs ia .or foqsa on Lon
LXCHANGE S room nous, a.. leba-
non. ii.tsourgn, Tor house in WASH. or
vicinity. MR.. oTEPHENs, RE. 7OS5, ESt
WASH. for Los Aneeies-;}- bed. hse~. ga
BSe$f BoSToH X /; Ai su,iGIo RG Si2o. WIN .,,o
modern home, in exclusive Boston suburbs
tor similar place in Wash. or vic. Call
CHIcAGo FOR WASH, D. c-seven- room
house, large lot, in Chicago suburb on
Burlington r. R: Living room with, fire.
Place, pla dining room. kitchen and bedroom
excellent condition inside and out, new
heatlnF in dr geII plant wiz ri eschsnge for home
Monroe @ st Hinsdae 'e III or phoae Hipsdas
l5S9 Local phone, RA. 0212, between 4
IoNG BEACH, CALF, for NV. Washing
ocean blvd; oyerlookinE the ocean; trade
for n,Isane home OF simiag size in NV. Wash or
LONG ISLAND for D. C. or nearby-s rms.
2 toilets. oil heat. knotty pine basement
play room, double 2-story garage, "a acre
nesr besabes 80 mnutes 6r eoo Sm station
room house D, C. or nearby. Box 9-J, Star
HAVE A GROOM CAPE COD. built 1s41,
in il. nice section Of Arlinst ION viii trade
with owner OF comparab bic home in Mont
SSmsry SI1I rs eoTnty pm Phone GL. 2oln:
Va. for house in N, Hollywood, Calf or
VICINITY; Phone. Falls Church l3Os-W.
Los ANGELES for Misunderstanding
2-bedroom house in or near Washington:
r,Ins,5n TX; T; S W ~ quarters K Columbia PIKE
WILL SELL 2-bedroom bungalow in b. C.
with gas heat, large screened porch, deep
lot, garage, IN exchange deal for 1-bed-
comparable cooperative apartment. Box
wAsaaiINsfoN ! yiai s;fff SUBURBAN for Kansas
nished; for, l year or less. Call SH. 1858
" WAsaiNGToSocHARLorTE, If II osoo N. c.&Ex-
change lease ,6-room house for house or
apt INes Issse rim Ia charotte OR 2ls2
s,r tor home in San Diego, Calf. Box s5sa4.H'
Jacksonville FOR wAsHINGToN-s.
bedrm red brick, story house; dble. ga
s-6sdEm. house in or near Washing ton.
NEW YORK FOR WASH. rental; owner
will exchanse attractive, modern, de-
tached unfurn:shed 7-room house in re-
tor similar house near Washington. Box
WANTED, good 4-bedroom. maid s-room
h0use to rent or buy cbno. nv Washi9ston
for rental of attractive 3-bedroom 2-bath- :
room. modern house. between vacant
wooded lots, in South Arlington, near
Pentagon and Army and Navy Country
Club. Call ia. 1871. 23'
BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON-6-rm
house. modern. oil heat; Forest Park:
garage, Venetian blinds, gas range and
refrigerator in Baltimore for similar house
or apt. IN Washington. Box 403-G Star
WILL EXCHANGE six-room semideta ched
house, rents S27.50 mo, large yard. in
Anacostia for something similar. Apt
or house. Box 116-J, Star,
KANSAS CITY FOR WASHINGTON-Have
desirable 3-bedroom house in Kansas City
to exchange on sale or rental basis for
comparable property near Washington.
NO. STA evenings or week ends. rs
Evening star., 1946-09-22
HOUSES FURNISHED

FOR LEASE. furnished, yrs. from Oct.
15. at !Sl35 per mo-Charming, 2-bedrm.
white brick bungalow on Southwick St,
Bethesda. II you are a matured couple
without children please reply TO Box 23s-
@. Star -22
BROOM FURN. BUNGALOW for rent all
improvements, located in suburbs, must
have car; rent, S67 80, WA 6O43
KENWOOD, MD.--Individually built GEN.
ter-hall residence, 3 bedrooms, . baths, lst
floor den and lsvatory, attached garage
automatic heat, spacious lot, trees walled
IN garden; completely furnished In an
tiaues; will lease for l year at $3.50 mo,
who will appreciate home Of this charac-
Yer. For appointment 70 inspect call Mr.
co M ih Reaitofs RsTo pi HSs $3.50 FISHER
EMPLOYED WIDOW win share home with
settled lady or couple In exchange for care
Of 6-yr.-old son. CHI. 6342.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
HOUSES FURNISHED tcont. T,

AVALABLE SEPT. 30-5-rm. brick bung
Falls Church. Va. mr.. transp.. until March
1897, s1.5 mo, including utilities. Bon
asa3 N sT. NV bedrms., baths
kitelienette; livin. room; dinette. hall. fur
No Army or Navy calls. Ho. 5l6s. Open
BEAUTIFULLY furn; house on Arlington
Ridge. Walking distance to Pentagon
bedrms.,. 2 baths on second floor Pan.
eled den, bedrm., bath on 3rd Fireplace
in liv. rm master bedrm. and recreation
I'm. I'm .,.,I. Maids room and complete bath
appointment: OR. $3.50, $3.50. ga
WESLEY HEIGHTS. 1855 Forest lane
Corner. DISTINGUISHED house in exclusive
nneighborhood: available about Oct. / 5 for
stone and stucco construction, stone
noored terrace. billiard room and bar in
basement. living room. dining room, kitch-
en- sno,. den q and pantry on lst moor; bed
and bath on 3rd; gas furnace; Gear
nished. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1918
K st. NV. Ma. 1856.
1901 KALMIA RD. N.W.-s rms, . Sleep
Ing porches. bar and rec. rm., lovely gar
den' possession Oct. Is; $500 month.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
HOUSES UNFURklSHEp.

BRICK CAPE COD, corner, ami, 2 bed.
rrm.; in suburb of Alexandra and Wash
inston. Preference to veteran and ply
sician. Bcx A24-H. Star
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-Nr 25th and Pa
ave; Sc. immediate possession, modern de-
tached brick home in fine condition 6 nice
rooms, bath good-size basement. gas, h :
w;h;, built-in garage. beautiful lot; 4
ADULTS, no children; rent S11O monthly
FOR DoCToR. DENTIST, OR BoTH-Ex.
cellent location where med. and dental
services are needed badly. Detached
mouse, lSt comm, complete 2nd floor apt
II needed; full basement, with shower and
Law. Plenty room to sublet. good transp.
vic. MINI. and Penna. ave. sc. Ii 530S
ewes, and sun, Ii. 1901 90
BEAUTIFUL DET. HOME, $500 block
Harrison st. NV. 6 rms. baths,s gas
heat, 2 flreplaces, garage, elaborately
furn. $3.50 mo. Call Monday after 8
am MA 341
Evening star., 1946-09-22
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcon,.

uNNSeS VHISIsH ~ NEN' tNoHt.' I.
PERMANENT RESIDENT. wife and . chill
dren, ages year and 3 years. urgently
srably Alex. or Arl. Call MR.. NJ c.
SMITH, TIE. 691O.
REGULAR ARMY COLONEL, wife, . chill
dren, desire unfurnished 3-bedroom house
or apartment; pay UP to $3.50. CHI, o540
WANT TO RENT a 4-bedroom house or
su6let: NV section preferred. AD 645o
2-3-BEDhOOM modern home, furn., pref
srably in outskirts OF city: transatlantic
nyer urgently needs. house for his small
references. Call Temple 1865 after 6 pm
Evening star., 1946-09-22

CAPE COD-Like new, living rm with Are
spacious bedrms.; luxurious bath deep
yard. Near school. conv to Western Md
Collese; 30 mi. to Baltimore. SIS unfurn
$500 furn Phone sligo 1000 or SH 2RR1
Evening star., 1946-09-22

Jour years sea duty. desires apartment or
house for wife and four month-old daueh-
ter; TEL I'D up TO s!o9 on any terms Call 1T.
WATERS at at Ex. 64oo, Ext. 5469 between
FOR PERMANENT OCCUPANCY, business
executive: two bedroom, unfurnished apart
ment' northwest section; no pets; no chill
sfDhooM sIfn sSo aosH SP4 sin anfurnshed not
SStN6e sSa Gal, msfRIiD s1 hH3s COUPLE, quiet 2a re-
served both War Dept. employs. need
snasmeas f0E b 4aio Tfso Rooms Rsr1a
siSxisp sSxsTMEsT ~ sy p Rorkng daughter ~. snd
mother will consider light duties or man
asgement; vicinity NV. only Box 3eas,H,
PERMANENTLY EMPLOYED. quiet couple
desire unfurnished or furnished apartment
sess s1nt, II reisrences op sox 4s@-H star %.
nished apartment, on temporary or perma-
ns1t efsT aT seonSe Ts5sehsss ssso Fspuss Es M
SON Know some kind lind person Ho as''a-0ic has i:
ssTS0m Bsss cs ant FR fRfn sis q unfurn Need very
EFFICIENCY APT.-Govt. attorney. wife
and daughter. II. REQUIRE small 2-bedroom
ysks ysips ana guarantee perfect care. Wo
GOVT. OFFICIAL, wife. daughter II. neec
VII 3HfdS~ psg .op s1n pree for Snsa1 ne,s M
isSe: iHsSxe-:ARMYY OFFICER. now working 70. for ,
living, has no home for wife and little
girls; we'd like to leave the ranks OF dis.
located families; perfer Va; furn. or un.
furn.: but whatever or wherever. perma-
nept or p,sSas sIsesse pass Re $780, Ext
PERMANENTLY ASSIGNED bachelor once,
desires small apt, or will share large one
accessible to Pentagon; privacy In civil.
ized surroundings indispensable. Phone
REGULAR ARMY COLONEL, wife, small
son desire two-bedroom furnished or un.
| furnished apartment; willing suitcase OF
pay six months rent advance. TIE. 1855
2 NAVY ENGINEER BACHELORS.
1 Marine vet. perm. empl., urgently neet
i l or bedrm., unfurn. apt, NV. sec
preferred. Call ~ 7l5S. -,
ly located. desire to rent apt. or house
| furnished or unfurnished: excellent bust
ness ne, ,eoa eeooaanse.ions and references. Cal
Do YOU WISH to rent or sublet you
furn, or unfurn. apt. to professional maj
and his wife, both with Government? NJ
children or pets neither party smokes
will take excellent care of apt and fur
NJ ntsh wo 5efsrsnses' ssas Please call MR.. EcRl
rRGENTIY NEEDED by lady reporter, o
i room apt. In NV. furn. or unfurn.
sunday and eves. DI. $500; weekdays
Evening star., 1946-09-22

4
rm. in basement; oil heat, porch, garage
shade trees a nice home in this restricted
eomm9Ri'K 4 RRfaHT RT1is EM sssd es until
Sqiet lasss aass fooms sSan ssa bath Il
sEAfbET sEAh5E T. eASss cSRNEf aE bh1eksr 11Si Ne,
aampshire hire ave o,s snd TAYLOR nv; srrransef
bRiGHrWooD's outstanding buy-semi
porch, nice yard: near Coolidge High; mos
conv. SECTION. Apt FRANK H. GAUSS
BELLvUE FOREST. near Washington Col
and C,untry Club--An uitramodern custom
built home of s really. spacious rooms an,
baths s.l ch inciuding bedrooms and fsaturin
and modern equipment throushout. onl
ssssions .S'n iIVns: M1TchEEEiEs a5HeR. HSas 81 81
Is$r BErHEsbA9 gstll MDnp.t. Rm brick home in exc
sond.. bedrooms. tile baths. large ~
oas from poaes sa F back inq pof fi
fss e WI a.'S Ssoc S00fss 'e
WRIGHT. 724O Wisconsin ave. Exclusiv,
INCOME PRoPERTY-southeast corner
water heat; over 5000 mo. insoms: VI
| UC oOLQ VII peSt CASH OueT Chl 1hNnI =
GLADMAN. 30s Pa: ave. Sc, Ii. 034t
for appointment Monday between $40
BLOCks from Library of consress, con.
yenient location to stores. car line; s-roon
brick. baths, hot-water heat and cleo
tricity =, excellent Investment; best cash
oner will buy. Call HARRY e. GLADMAN
30S Pa. ave. sc, LII, lO346 for appoint
asvE soSD 1isEssR sssR aoSsRs iad s Sish
wood of rooms, b., incl. porches, yard
SMy ssE sEIiI% e1ny LOG Can b seen $, Mon COL
PETWORTH. S14,950. 1923 4th st. NV
This 3.bedroom brick home Is located in
Ing porch, bnilt-in tub and shower. new
features. Inspect this home today. Can
Mr.: Bramham with BETHEL, DI. 31oo
WNEsssiTiMoREIAND HILLS section. Massa.
BRICK on Very nice let Seins offered e.
day for irst time. The frst floor has
large living srs room, d. dining room modern
rooms. z baths. Recreation room N base;
must must be seen e be appreciated, ia
1890 until Q pm.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

M laHHIWOoD-Very nice row brick home
lioni on, RAFFEIL REAL ESTATE CO. SH
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-28
Swanson Red Cross
Industrial Drire
Head For VILLAGES

Ernest j. Swanson, chairman Of
the Trenton-Riverview Industrial
committee for the American Red
Gross drive which gets underway
March l, named his assistant COM
mittee members at a kickoff meet
ing in the G. E Strohm school We'd
nesday night. February 20. Workers
from both villages were present.
Warren Wood will conduct the
drive at Boecklers Associates; Ern-
est v. Reider, Detroit Edison Co.;
Harry w. Butler. Michigan Founda-
tion;; W. K. Belin, Monsanto Chem
ical Co.; Edna oes, Trenton Tech
nical Laboratory: Louis Liggett.
Liggett Boat Works, and Howard
LaBelle, Solvay Process Co.
Slogan for this years campaign
is 1.-THE Red Gross Must Garry On"
Margaret Ayes. field Representa-
tive for Wayne County branches Of
the Red Cross, spoke at the meeting.
She saw 10 months service in Eng
land and on the Continent, as a
Red Gross director.
John Eek, chairman Of the Tren-
ton drive, and James Hale, chair
man of the Riverview drive, had
charge of he meeting.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-28

Veteran Of nearly three years
service with the Navy in the Paci-
fic, Chester BeleSki. S &c, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Beleski, 1854
Twentieth, Wyandotte, has re-
turned home after receiving his
discharge February 10.
Beleski entered the service in
May 1943 and was overseas two
years and nine months. The Wy
andotte seaman served aboard the
US.S. Wolverine, aircraft carrier,
and saw action in the battles of
Leyte and Samar in the Philip
pines. He wears the Asiatic Pacific
ribbon with two stars, American
theatre ribbon, Philippine liberia
ton and victory medal.
He will return to his former post
at the Hi Lustre auto wash, owned
BY Mr.. Beleski
A brother, Edward, is now sta
toned n China with the First Ma
rine Division and is expected to
arrive home in March He has been
in service two years.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-28

There are 2.796 different Language
es spoken in the world.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-28

Eorse Courier Lincoln Park Edition River Rouge
THE WYANDOTTE NEWS HERALD
PAGE FOURTEEN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1e4s
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-28
MRS. FRANCES G. VANCE

Services were held from the Ridge
funeral home wednesday for Mrs.
Frances Grace Vance. 3406 Third
street. Trenton, who died Monday
at her home.
The Rev. Warren E. Hall of First
Presbyterian church, Wyandotte,
officiated at the services and burial
was in Michigan Memorial Park.
Mrs. Vance, who was born Novem-
Der 7. 1883 in New York, is survived
by her son, Harold LaBeau; a
daughter, Mrs. Pauline Gardiner OF
Trenton and one brother, Paul Blu
kofzer OF New York.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-28
Right Around Town

and see Bernice Murphy, Ed Cooney
LA Mae DeMarais, Margie hester
Bill Reeves, Jerry Bales, Marian
Lilienthal, handsome Jerry O'Brien
and last but not least om' own
Father Pete.
Interested fan informs us of the
whereabouts of Doug Hopkins. The
draft board hasn't nabbed him yet.
No stree he's Just a working
man these days.
We're all mourning the loss Of one
Of the sweetest freshmen that ever
set foot in st. Pats. OF course, we're
referring to Betty Harkins who left
us to move to Washington.
Have you seen Joe Perry adver-
Using new footwear Roll dem
bones, SEE we, Perry needs a new
pair Of gunboats". "Well I declare,
seq Joe.
Now that Mt. Carmel has quit
gloating on their victory over st.
Pats maybe they'll lower their
heads long enough for us to inform
them and our public of the game
to be played in their gym against
Sacred Heart, next Sunday. See you
there.
Bye new be SEEM you round.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-28
BY Anita Hayican


Just bumped into Ed Korn who
is home from the Merchant Marines
and waiting to be indicted into
Uncle Sans Navy. Bet he'll have a
girl in every port. Oh, them lucky
women.
What's this? They tell me good
looking Gene Salliotte is going
steady with that pretty, blonde
damsel, Lavonne Laritz. Gony, I'd
bleach my hair, but my head won't
fit in the peroxide bottle.
C'mon, all you regular fellers
dig down deep in your pockets and
buy a ticket to st. Pats Senior
Play, Here She Comes" We don't
guarantee you flock of Bette Davis
but stop in you you'll see Greta
Carlo and Mae West. The cast
consists of Mary Howard, Rosemary
Layton, Ona Jane Pierce, Jean
Droulliard, Margaret Corners Flea
nor Mshalak, Celine Esser, Gertrude
Klaes, Dorothy Candida, Theresa
MacLean and yours truly. The play
will be given March and 4 F.. be
there at 8 sharp.
Gonna dash over to the Ryan re-
Sidence cause today is Bobs
birthday and they're having a big
Sophomore party. Everythings' in
the pink as we peek in the window
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-28
Obituary
SAMUEL J. DUBRY

Prayer was held at the Ridge fun
eral home, Trenton, at $50 a. m.
today for Samuel j. Dubry, $50 Elm
street, Trenton, who died at his
home, Monday. Rites were con-
Quoted at st. Joseph church Tren-
ton and burial was at Mt. Carmel
cemetery, Wyandotte.
Born September 80, 1862 in New
Port, Mich, he is survived by o
daughter, Mrs. Agnes Duchene
one son, Ernest, Detroit; ten grand
children and one great grandchild.
He was a member of the Holy
Name society.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-28
Blind. Aspires To Law

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. U.R,-Rich-
ard B. Ford of Asheville, N. c., who
has been blind since he was II
years old, hopes to become one of
the few sightless corporation law
yers in the nation.
He is studying at the Harvard
Law School and is accompanied to
classes by seeing-eye dog, Lassie.
The dog sleeps beneath his desk
while Ford listens to lectures.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-28

JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. W.P -
Indiana has a port of embarkation
for service in Japan. Shipfitter &c
Bernard Delaney of Indianapolis
sailed all the way to Tokyo from
Jeffersonville, Ind, where he
boarded an LIST. He sailed down
the Ohio to the Mississippi and to
New Orleans, through the Panama
Canal to San Diego and Seattle
and then across the Pacific to To-
kyo.