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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-12-18
NAVY Announces Modification
OF Its Physical Requirements
Many Applicants Rejected In
Past May Now Apply For
REORGANIZATION

A relaxation of physical stand
ards for enlistments in the U. S.
Navy and the Naval Reserve was
announced this week by the Navy
Department. In commenting on
this action, the Navy Department
announcement stated that numer-
Gus men who in past months
have sought to enlist and have
been rejected on the basis of min
or physical defects will, because
of the modification of physical
standards, be encouraged to re-
apply for enlistment in either
the regular Navy or the Naval
! Reserve for the duration of the
emergency.
The Navy Department has req
uested that any person knowing
of young men who had been bar
red from enlistment in the Navy
or the Naval Reserve because of
minor physical reasons should
bring this modification in ply
steal requirements to the attention
! of these young men.
Applicants with varicose veins
will be acceptable under the
changed standards, this varicocele
condition to be corrected, if the
condition is painful, at the Naval
Training Stations to which the new
! recruits are sent. Hydrocle an
other defect that formerly out
other defect that formerly ruled
out numerous applicants, will be
corrected, if necessary, after en-
listees arrive at Training Stations.
Applicants suffering from hernia
will be accepted provided their
I. Q.'s are rs or better. Recruits
suffering from hernia will be
treated at the Training Stations
and will be enrolled for school
ing during their periods of con-
valescence.
Other physical defects which
formerly prevented men from be-
ing accepted as recruits, but
which now are waived, are sea-
sonal hay fever; correctible nasal
deformities or nasal deformities
of such a degree as not to inter-
fere with duty; undernourished
and undereveloped applicants,
providing the condition is not
due to organic disease; and minor
surgical defects which can be
corrected within a month. Appli-
cants who possess Is natural SER
viceable teeth, with at least two
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-12-18
REA Co-ops Planning To Build 10 Power Dams
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
YOUNG MEN PLANNING
TO JOIN u. S. NAVY

Due to the increased rate of
Navy enlistments, the Salisbury
Navy Recruiters will be unable to
continue the scheduled visits to
the neighbOring cities and cOun-
ties to secure enLiStments.
All periodically inclined Amer
leans who wish to be enlisted in
the naval service are advised to
report to the Navy Recruiting
Station, Post Office Building,
Salisbury, N. C.
Young men between the ages
of II and FL must secure the
consent of their parent or guard
ian. Those having birth certifi-
Gates are advised to bring them.
Any applicant may enlist in the
Navay Reserve for the duration
of the war. Accepted men choose
their own date of departure or
may leave the day following their
application.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-12-18
Plan To Generate
Power For Co-ops
In 81 Counties
One Dam May be Located In
Ashe County. Messick
Is A Director.
CHARTER GRANTED

The issuance of a charter by
the Secretary of State for the
Western North Carolina Electric
Membership Corporation yester-
day made public plans to estab-
lish headquarters in Charlotte for
a $1O,OO0,O00 electric power gene
rating and distributing company
which is expected to build 10
dams and a steam generating
plant to furnish power for 81
counties in Western North Caro-
lima and Eastern Tennessee.
The new corporation was formed
by superintendent of nine Rural
Electrification projects in west
ern North Carolina and east Tenn
essee at meeting at Hotel Char
lotte at which Mark w. Bennett,
of Marshall, was named president.
Other officers are Vice President
D. B. Crowell, of Forest City;
Treasurer Ben A. Washam, OF
Cornelius; Secretary w. E. Wort
man, of Morganton; Superinten-
dent James C. Moore, of Waynes-
vile; and Attorney Max c. Will
son, of Lenoir.
Produce, Not Buy, Current
The officers serve as directors
along with Arie Berry, of Noun
tain City, Tenn, R. S. Burrus, of
Dobson; J. c. Jones, Of Mocks-
vile; and C. F. Messick, of Le-
noir.
The corporation is to build dams
and a steam generating plant
which will furnish electric power
to the REA organization in the 20
North Carolina and two Tennessee
counties effected. These organiZa-
lions have total of $4,000 mem
bers, and furnish power to their
members which is obtained from
various sources throughout the
State. The plan simply is to pro-
duce their own electricity instead
of buying it from outside sources,
according to officials of the REA
projects.
The organization meeting of the
officers and directors elected B.
o. Vannort, of Charlotte to han
die the engineering for the vast
development, and instructed him
to begin at once survey of the
territory to be served by the pro-
Continued on Page Four)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-12-18
Native OF Ashe
Died In Colorado
John A. WilcOxsOn, Prominent
Citizen of DeBeue, Colo,
Passes Away

John A. Wilcoxson, prominent
citizen of DeBeque, Colorado, died
at his home there, December 10th,
after a brief illness, it was learned
here this week.
He was native of Ashe, the
son of William and Elizabeth Per-
kins Wilcoxson, and formerly
lived three miles west of Jeffer-
son.
For the past fifty years, he re-
sided in Colorado, where he was
prominently identified with the
business and civic interests of the
state, being president Of the
Bank of DeBeque, and having ex-
tensive ranching and livestock in
terests. He was highly esteemed
and honored in his adopted state,
numbering among his clos e
friends many of the most influen-
tial men of Colorado.
Of his near relatives in this Sec
ton, one sister, Mrs. Ella Parks,
of Statesville, survives. He had
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-12-18
Welch's Store Is
Now Celebrating
18th. Birthday

Welch's store at Lansing, one of
the oldest merchandising firms in
Ashe county, is celebrating it's
18th anniversary this week.
The store was established in
December, 1916, by Charlie
Welch and except for the time he
spent in the army the last World
War, Mr.. Welch has operated the
store continuously for the past Is
years. Mrs. WEIGH has also assist
ed her husband with the business:
Welch's store features quality
merchandise. and carries national
ly advertised brands.
II am happy to state that some
of my very first customers are
still good customers Of this store"
Mr.. Welch said. Equality mer-
chandise at reasonable prices and
good service have always ben our
motto"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-12-18
More Red Cross
Members Signed

The following members have
been reported to the Red Cross
in the last few DAYS: Mrs. Fred c..
Ray, P. C. Wright, Mrs. P. G..
Wright, E. A. Ray, Bryan o.
borne, w. L. Dent, Mrs. w. l..
Dent, Miss Edna May, L. P. Col
ward, c. J. Rich. E. D. Greene,
Mary Grant, H. D. Quessenberry,
Ralph Tomlinson, Miss Nora Rob-
inson, Clark Houck, Mrs. V. c..
Phipps, Miss Edith Pierce, Mrs.
Elizabeth Miller, J. D. Stansber-
ry, w. A. Severt, Ira T. Johnston,
Miss Grace Roland, Miss Frances
Tucker. Mrs. C. A. Huddler. Sam
L. Davis, Chas. H. Smithey, w. w.
Dickson, L. S. Edwards, Mrs.
Gladys Neal, S. w. James, Mary
Louise Gentry, A. J. Houck.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-12-18
Xmas Programs
OfPresbyterians
Churches Given

The schedule of Christmas pro-
grams of the Presbyterian church
es in Ashe and part of Wilkes
county, featuring pageants, has
been announced by Rev; John w.
Luke, Miss Katherine Hunt and
Rev. Mr.. Stark, as follows:
Jefferson Group
Sunday, Dec. 81, 200 p. M,
Boggs school house; Sunday, Dec.
81, GAS p. M, jefferson; Sunday,
Dec. 81, 800 p. M, West Jeffer-
son; Monday, Dec. %, $50 p. m.
Obids; Tuesday, Dec. %, 7:30 p.
M, Big Ridge.
MIR. Stark's Group
Thursday, Dec. 18, 7:3O p. M,
Foster Memorial; Friday, Dec. 10,
7:3O p. M, Gillespie; Sunday, Dec.
81, 7:3O p. m, Lansing.
MIR. Luke's Group
Wednesday. Dec. II, ZOO p. M,
Glendale Springs: Thursday, Dec.
18, 700 p. M, Ebenezer; Friday,
Dec. 10, ZOO p. M, Low Gap; Sat-
urday, Dec. 20, ZOO p. m, Miller's
church; Sunday, Dec. 81, TOO p.
M, Peak Creek; Monday, Dec. %,
ZOO p. M, Bethel church; Tues
day, Dec. %, 200 p. M, Peak
Creek; Tuesday, Dec. %, ZOO p.
M, Laurel Forks.
Sunday school in the Big Ridge
Presbyterian church will be at
1920 on Sunday morning, Dec. 81.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-12-18
LANSING SCHOOL CLOSED
BECAUSE OF SICKNESS

The Lansing school re-opened
Monday after having been closed
on Thursday and Friday due to
the illness of several members of
the high school faculty. Those
out sick included Mrs. Bernard
Jones, who had pneumonia and
was taken to a hospital in
Roanoke and Mrs. Huss, CONNER
cia1 teacher.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-12-18

molars in functional occlusion and
not more than four incisors miss
ing, will be acceptable. Dental
treatment will be given at the
Training Stations.
Any applicant who has been re-
jected because of any of the de-
fects noted above is urged to re-
apply for enlistment in the Navy
or Naval Reserve Immediately.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-12-18

Misses Blanche Burgess, Wilma
and Ruby Parsons are expected
home tomorrow to spend the holi-
days with their parents. They are
students of Glade Valley high
school and former students of the
West jefferson high school.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-12-18
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank everyone for
their kindness and sympathy ex-
tended us during our recent be-
reavement and for the many
beautiful floral offerings for Tho
mas and Kathaleen King.
MRS. J. w. KING
AND FAMILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
I8 BAG COOS
Country Day
SWdnnps Vdug hn

With its second team playing
-tf1rpe=Qudrters of the game De-
troit Country Day School romped
to any easy victory, 24-0, over
Vaughn School of Bloomfield yes
terday.
Country Day piled up an 1870
advantage in the opening frame.
Chuck Wilson, halfback, who came
Through with two touchdownS in
the contest. produced his first IN
the initial period, ( taking King a 2A=Nard
pass over the goal line from Bob
Henderson, quarterback.
A 70-yard run in the third period
bv Wilson featured the contest.
The alert halfback Intercepted a
pass TO set up the score.
Frank Knight fullback, went
through center for 7 yards and
Rookie Gust, end, intercepted an
aerial and ran 20 yards for the
other tallieS
Detroit Country Day IS . e-2i
Vaughn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
.Ledhy Makes
Irish Debut
$4,000 Expected at
Notre Dame
BY EDGAR HAYES

NOTRE DAME, Ind. Sept. ~
Frank Leahy will make his debut
as coach OF the Notre Dame eleven
today when the Irish open their
fifty-third football season. Mike
Casteers Arizona team is furnish
ing the opposition. Leahy and
Casteel were both assistants at
Michigan State at the same time.
The basic formation OF the
Leahy system is the Notre Dame
box bat he tises considerable varia-
tons from the Rockne style. He
also runs many plays from the
noted Information but here again
IL is more Leahy'S conception OF
the formation than that used by
George Halas and Clark Shaugl,
messy.
A crowd of 45,9eo is expected -
see todays opener and Arizona IS
rated with the toughest teams the-
Irish have ever faced on the first
Saturday
Dr1kah1a ltranrc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Central #
Cooley Foe

With the ley-Central and L.
of d. High-Wilbur Wright con-
tests as features, four Metropolitan
League football games are earded
today.
The defending champion Cardi-
-aalS will be favored over Central
at Cooley Field. while the Cubs
rate a big edge over Wright on
the L. of D. High home grounds.
In other games Mackenzie takes
on Chadsey al Southwestern Field,
while Western is at Northwestern.
All OF today's contests are )open-
ing battles in the West Side race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
.Qudrterbdlks
To Hear Weber
Witty u. M. Coach
at Times Luncheon

All Downtown Quarterbacks re-
member Wally Weber. Wall
attends most of the meetings and
never fails to give a most inter-
esting and entertaining talk about
the Michigan football team. He
is scout in addition to being the
freshman coach.
Wally will be one Of the prin-
cipal speakers at the first meeting
of the Downtown Quarterbacks at
the Fort Shelby, Monday--noon.
Wally will talk on Michigan and
its prospects.
The Michigan-M Michigan State
game will be reviewed by Charley
Bachman, head coach of the Mich
igan State eleven. The University
of Detroit-Indiana game will be
discussed by Charles Z. Dorais,
a I h director and football
coach of the Titans.
Don't forget, the first meeting
is Monday The place is the Fort
Shelby and the time. noon. All
football fans are welcome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
3-Wdy Tie Seen
For Tigers
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Pager
out helped spoil a Chicago rally,
and the Sox gave the jumps quite
an oral shellacking from the
dugout.
AL Benton, who started for the
Tigers, officially won his fifteenth
Victory OF the season, but he had
no have help. When Benton got into
trouble in the ninth. Johnny
Corsica was rushed to the big
! Oklahoman' rescue And, John
-dtid a noble job A fer man
had retired himself on sacrifice,
Corsica struck out two pinch hit
tiers to end the ball game
Joe Haynes pitched the eighth
inning for the White SoX
A crowd of 3,121 braved the
frigid weather
Schoolboy Rowe will pitch for
the Tigers today. Johnny Rigney
is expected to fling for the Sox
Dixie Parsons, recruit catcher re-
called from Buffalo, who joined the
club in Chicago. worked out. Tuck
Stainback is out OF uniform. suf-
fering from a cist on his right eye.
And. for the first time this sea-
son, Del Baker did not coach at
third base yesterday. Merv Shea
was the managers stand-in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27


ice organizations, skeet and
trapshOOting clubs, garden clubs
ana other organizations, since
the yernor's proclamation
fixed the date at October 5 to IL
is the best evidence this is really
an all-state affair.
Every Michigan community
OF any size is going to have some
special conservation event or
program that week." Bowler de-
Clared.
Practically the entire field per
sonnet Of the conservation depart
ment has been drafted for speak
ing engagements during the week
Sale of natural color stamps o.
Michigan fish, game, wild flower:
and scenery during the specia
week will finance local conserva
tion projects. Some persons 3nC
firms wishing TO advertise the
state are planning TO use tn,
stamps extensively in outstate cor
respondence.
The Michigan United Conserva
ton Clubs which initiated the
week has 119 member clubs in thC
state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Lions in Chicago
To Smash Cards

CHICAGO, Sept Z Detroit :
Lions are here with Whizzer
White and their hopes Of smashing
out their first National Football
League victory of the season. But
the Chicago Cardinals say Mar
shall (Biggy) Goldberg the former
Pittsburgh powerhouSc. will do
the smashing at Comiskey Park
tonight.
The Cardinals have never beaten
the Lions. but they expect Gold
berg 10 start them on their way
by breaking up the Lions forward
wall.
>Mallouf is the bulrs-eye hitter
from Southern Methodist who
clinched his regular job with the
Cardinals on the day he reported
right after the All-Star game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

The Michigan p G. A. has begun
the round OF goodfellowship tour
naments which annually winds up
its season.
The professionals were hosts TO
their club presidents yesterday at
Nleadowbrook and 81 pairs com
peted Yet 10 bc held are the
pro-managers tournament at Red
Run October g. and the pro-
grecnkcepers at Maple Lane, Oc-
tober l3
Thereu be only one interrupt
ton 70 this part Of the schedule.
next Monday when the annual
.Ohio-Michigan pro-amateur tour
nament viii be played az Inver-
ness. Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Lawrence 10 Use
Running Attack

Well equipped with speedy run
ming backs, Coach Don Rider Of
Lawrence Tech will stake his
chances for victory over Wilson
College, a Chicago eleven that
went unbeaten last year. on g
ground game today at Ives Field
Spearhead Of the Blue Devils
attack VIII be Jackie Coogan. tai
halfback, who was chosen 10 the
all Michigan-Ontario team Jas
year. Sharing the ball carrying
burden viii be Harry Awdy anC
Bobby Utter. both of whom are
halfbackS as well
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Birmingham II
Wins in Rout
Dedicates New Lights
by Routing Cranbrook
BY GEORGE MASKIN

Up BiTmInEhHm-wdy I q a Y
those who follow Baldwin Highs
football fortunes would just as
soon the eleven had a new lighted
grldron TO dedicate every time II
takes the field.
For the grand opening of the
schools 1920 arc-light plant last
night resulted in Baldwin's run
ming up one of its greatest scoring
Totals or ait points wtrie routing
Cranbrook $50
Besides the gratifying showing
made by the Birmingham gridders
those in charge departed jubilant
over the turnout Like the score
the assembly was one of the
largest in the towns history
There were 6,600 on hand to see
HE fila
And fun IL was-all the way
for Birmingham The home team
had a touchdown before the game
was a minute old when Henry
Dahlquist slipped around end or
a 25-yard rum Paul Kelly kicked
the point and then the same Kelly
Streaked over for a second touch
down minutes later.
In the second half Bill Gollng
cailoped so yards TO count on an
intercepted pass and grabbed a
pass from Kelly which was good
for IS yards and a marker Two
minutes later following blocked
punt, Bob Carnaham crashed 10
yards for a score.
Came ttiAtte-llta4stt- period and Bill
Spiegel sprinted 40 yards. But
that was nothing. for teammate
Dahlquist slid through tackle. cut
to the sidelines and went 10 yards
to score just before the game
ended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Polish Mat Fans
To See KaroI KrauSer

Monday night will be home
coming night for Karol krauser
Junior heavyweight champion, al
though Detroit is not his home
town. The Polish admirers OF the
Falcon powerboy are going t6
turn out strong TO give karol d
rousing reception when he meets
Leo Wallick. a former division
champion, in defense OF has title
Krauser beat Gorilla Maclas
to win the crown in Detroit last
June and forthwith became the
No. athletic hero among Ham
tramck and Detroit Polish sport
followers.
The Krauser-WalIick match Is
best two In three falls with a 80.
minute time limit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Turner's Lend u, 5.
Athletic Instructor

The national executive commit
tee Of the American Turner's today
voted TO lend G.. II. Heineman,
Philadelphia athletic instructor, to
the United States Civilian Defense
program for the period of the
emergency president Carl M
Weideman announced.
Heineman'S expenses and salary
will be borne by the Turner's in
asmuch as no funds have been
established 10 carry out this part
of the civilian defense program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Football Results


. Grand Rapids o. Kalamazoo College =
Panhandle ACEies o. Alva Teachers a.
Wash 4 Lee 10. Sewanee 20.
Central q Baker 80
ST. Nincents 10 Davis Eikins 7.
Akron 10 MdsklnEum o.
TenCTT- 7 er7J-rr--i- -HlEhpoint :.
Duquesne 80 Niagara o.
Denson 81 Rio Grsnde
Tampa u "a. 5 Ga. Teachers o.
Mich. state o Hope
Ala P0lE 10. Howard @
Georgetown IS Mississippi s.
Rollins 40 New berry %
Fufmsn 30. Wofford 10
syracuse 49, Clarkson
Moravlan r. Bucrdge s,
Temple 81 Kansas
Ann. Init 10. M0ntciair Z.
Youngstown 49, on iQ 4 0.s
Georgetown Col 10 Marietta :.
Dayton - Detroit Tech o.
King "a. Catawba s
CHAT u 20 Tenn Tech 10
Highland University 10, Trinidad tcoi
Junior College 2
Ann. Col Of PLY q. Ferris Inst, o
Benidii state H. y Dakota Science 0.
stout Inst T ManKsto Teachers o.
HIGH school.
Ypsilanti 8 Lincoln Park o.
Worthwhile 20. Brighton q
Aurora East III Q. Flint Northern HI Q
Hanr,rau1ck 2i southeastern -.
PershinE Is DENNY o.
BEDFORD. 70 Southwestern q.
Country Day o. Vaughan q.
Lincoln Park s. Ypsllsn'i o.
Fcorse 81 Saginaw 49, %.
Algonac Z, Inlay cry 3.
Worthwhile 20. Brighton 2.
South Lake Z. Easiland 3.
Lakeshore II. Lakeyiew 10.
Centerine 26, Utica o.
Dansyile 20, Siockhridge o.
Albion ~ East Lansing o.
Okemos 10, Fowiervile o.
Everett tLans 81, Eaton Rapids ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Handy Andy Leads
Temple 10 Victory

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27-
CINS) Handy Andy TomaSic,
triple threat back, jumped ahead
of the field in the All-American
sweepstakes today after scoring
three touchdownS in Temples 31-9
victory over the University OF
Kansas last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Georgetown Il
Stops0|' Miss

WASHINGTON. Sept. o. -
Georgetown Universit tvs 1871
gridiron prospects looked brighter
today as the result of a spectacu-
lar 1916 upset victory over Missis-
sippi in a night game before q
crowd of 25000
Entering the game a 5-S under
dog. the Hoyas turned a first.
period tumble into a 32-yard field
goal and picked up two loose balls
in the third quarter for pair oil
touchdowns 10 trim the visitors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
RULES ARE FLEXIBLE

a handicap affair yesterday
tournament was won by The oak
land Hills combine Of al Wairous
sud r W Brickcr the latter
chairman Of the clubs green COM
mittee Rules for these good
fellow events are flexible When a
pres dent can attend a pro may
bring some one else, preferably
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
KLePMAN SCORES TWICE

Henry Klopman, Pershing cap
tain. ran IS yards after receiving
KICK. for TIE Generals fist
touchdown and also tailed the
second late in the fourth quarter
on a 1o-yard run DENLY climaxed
an S0-yard drive with Ken Corbin
smashing over from the S-yarc
line.
Although Jimmy Smoot scored
the winning touchdown and extra
point in the fourth quarter for
iASt,fA Mort fftt-t,f 1 r. the Eskimo hero-Has
Nelson Jones. a small Negro back.
Jones broke through for long gains
and accounted for Northerns first
touchdown. Northeastern took the
lead in the third period when Bob
Burton punched over from the 3.
and Walter Querio ran for the
extra point.
Jim Aliber paced BEDFORD for
the second week in a row. grab
hing a 15-yard pass from Fred
Spieldt for one of the Huskies
TALES. Spjeldt accounted for the
first on short plunge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Pros. Proxies Play
Oakland Hills Pair Finishes on Top in First
of Goodfellow tournaments
nv VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

a member Of The board. Ihat
qualified Broker for what. by the
way. was the only tournament he
ever played with the pros.
Broker had what he referred "a
as his cups and downs including
several scvens, yet had an SO
That. with WatrouS' II and q
handicap OF II. gave them low mel
of l46. They beat out two pairs
with nets Of l4S- Tommy Shannon
and NJ. a. Manley of Orchard Lake
and Warren Orlick and Fred Tul'
lis of Monroe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

preparations fol
the observance
Of NJ c h igan 5
first ConserNa-
tlQn- Meek
1T his is
: o m g [ n | ng
bigger than a
= p or tsnen's
event" Bow
Ter said. THE
a e tivit les
planned b v
schools, SerN-