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Evening star., 1941-03-25

United States VS.. Cato Hunter.
Criminal Court No. 2-Justice
Proctor.
United States VS.. American Medi-
cal Association ct al.
Criminal Court No. aJustice Let's.
Trials:
United States VS.. Henry E
RaemSCh.
United States VS.. Richard Taylor
United States VS.. Clarence B.
Bernard.
United States VS.. William Walker
United States VS.. Willie Newton
and Robert E. Minnis.
United States VS.. Frederick T
Gray.
United States VS.. John R. Ben
dure.
United States VS.. Raymond B. Cox.
United States VS.. Charles Frank
lin.
United States VS.. Clarence j.
Gaines and Charles Franklin.
United States VS.. Herbert w.
johnson and Charles Franklin,
United States VS.. Louis A. Smith.
United States VS.. Howard Bandy.
Non-Jury Actions.
1702-Krulewich VS.. Ullman: at
torneys, T. D. Peyser; H. P. CAMS
A. L. Newmyer.
1913-Bailes VS.. Bales: attorneys,
j. L. McGroary-W. D. Magee.
155S-Riddle VS.. Johnson; attor-
neys, c. c. James; j. A. Davis-H.
Garvey; r. ]. Davis; P. L. Delaney
1262-Lazzari VS.. Lazzari; attor-
neys, Harlan Wood-Frank Paley;
r. w. Galiher.
1357-Cothran ct al. VS.. Coe; at
torneys, r. F. Steinard-W. w.
Cochran.
680-Lea vs. Rosalyn Randle
Corp; attorneys, w. T. Hannah
Kelly Kash Louis Rothschild.
Dellenoci VS.. Cafritz Construction
Co.. attorneys, John Sirica-D. w.
O'Donoghue, jr.
1e75-Baker vs.. Baker; attorneys.
j. NJ. Conroy-Joseph Rafferty,.
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Censorship

Continued From First Page
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Mediation

CONTINUED From First Page J
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Criminal Court No. 3-Justice Let's.
Trials:
United States VS.. Thomas Parker
United States VS. Arthur johnson.
United States VS.. Rudolph Nc
keithan.
United States VS.. Harold W. Tyler
and Izlar Green, jr.
United States VS.. Benjamin F.
Stith and Leroy Henderson.
jr.
Lunacy hearing:
United States VS.. Cato Hunter.
Evening star., 1941-03-25

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 600: claim
NJ - r-Alr Il =
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RH the Associated Press.

THIRD RACE-The Golden Beach
! purse, $1,000; allowances; 3-year- -oldsi
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HVIC FLOORED
DAVIS in 10TH
BUNNY SUFFERED TERRIFIC
BEATING I'M ALL ROUNDS
EXCEPT FIFTH
tBx Associated Prexs)

NEW YORK, July 3.-Pvt.
BUNNY Davis of the u. S. Army,
taking vacation from his studies
of military fundamentals, came
all the way back to the Bronx last
night to take a l0-round lesson in
the manly art of self defense from
Fritzie Zivic, welterweight cham
pion of the world.
Zivic, who won their last out
ing on a second round foul six
months ago, used BUNNY for a
chopping block at the Polo
Grounds last night, and a slim
crowd saw him cut short the les
son by flattening the Brooklyn
bad man in the tenth round of
scheduled 12-round go.
BUNNY took beautiful pasting
as far as he went, and solid body
smash finished him in liz of the
tenth. The champion was credit
ed with winning all but one
round, the fifth, in one of the cas-
lest triumphs of his career.
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PLUMBERS AND
STARS READY FOR
SCRAP FRIDAY
LINEUP OF CITY CHAMPS
ANNOUNCED BY MANAGER
HAMLIN: PLAY BEGINS AT
700 O'CLOCK

Roy Hamlin. manager of the
diamondbalI champion Peppers
Plumbers, today announced his
lineup for tomorrow's Fourth of
July ball game at Bayview Park
against the city league All-Stars.
Stars, who won their posts In
poll of diamondban fans last
week, will report to the field and
be assigned to their positions
there.
Players selected on the star
team were announced yesterday.
A few others may possibly be
asked to report for the game.
The Plumber lineup and bat
ting order follows:
Juanie Navarro, shortstop;
Domingo Ubieta, third base;
Jackie Carbonell. second base;
Everett Higgs, leftfield;
Douglas Mccarthy, center
field;
julius Villareal, shortfield;
Kermit Kerr, first base;
'Kiki'' Hopkins, catcher;
w, o. Bennett, rightfield;
/ Clarence Gates, pitcher;
Leo Stanley, Maitland Arias
and Aurelio Lastres, subs.
The Stars include Clarence
Allshouse, Limo Castro, Julio
Barcelo, Philip Baker, Gabriel
Garcia, Charles Wells and Fran
els Delaney, NavSta; Dewitt
Roberts, Howard Burke, Memo
Castro, Ralph Arnold, Esmond
AIbury, Arthur Thompson and
Joe Russell, ex-Barbers; Early,
Almeda, Assaf, Duggar and Walk
er, Army; Guy Johnson, Navy.
The game and barrel throw
exhibition is scheduled for the
hours Z to o'clock.
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D'MACCIO PASSES
ALL-TIME HITTING
STREAK RECORD
CRACKED HOMER IN SINGLE
GAME YESTERDAY TO GO
ABOVE MARK SET BY WILL
LIE KELLER
Ans .Assoeintea prom,

NEW YORK, July 3.-Joe Di-
Maggie, who yesterday became
the first man in big league base
ball to hit safely in As consecutive
games, had a day off on the road
today to speculate on how far he
can ride his string before the in
eyitable snap.
Happy over the home run that
yesterday shattered the 44-year-
old mark set by Willie Keeler of
the old Baltimore Orioles, the star
New York outfielder today
wouldn't venture a guess at how
high he can set his new record.
DiMaggio's eighteenth home
run of the season, a long drive into
the lower left field stands at Yam
kee Stadium, yesterday helped
the Yanks whip the Boston Red
Sox, 8 to 4, and gave him the all
time record for consistent hitting.
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LEGALS


NotI0E TO NftEbltOftS
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re Estate of
Joseph s. Russell, ST.,
To all creditors and all persons
having claims or demands against
the estate of Joseph S. Russell, Sr.,
deceased, late of Key West, Mon
roe County, State of Florida:
You and each of you, are hereby
notified and required to file all
claims or demands which you, or
either of you, may have against
the estate of Joseph S. Russell Sr.,
deceased. late of Key West, Monroe
County state of Florida, ia the of
flee of the County Judge of Monroe
County Florida, in the Court House
Of said County, at Key West, Flor
ida, within eight calendar months
from the time of the first pubiica-
ton of this notice, to-wit, June &c,
A. u. 1914. Said claims or demands
shall be in writing and contain the
place of residence and post office
address of the claimant and shall
be sworn 10 by the claimant, his
agent or attorney.
ANY such claim or demand not so
filed within the time and in the
manner prescribed herein shall be
void.
Dated at Key West, Florida. this
gath day Of June. A. ID. 1871.
Lulu NJ Russell
AS Administrators of the Estate Of
Joseph $, Russell, sr., deceased,
aforesaid
jun26; Ilys-1O-17-1s4l
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broke the ice in the fourth. Reds
went ahead with a run in the top
half of the round but the Pirates
tailed twice in their portion and
remained out front.
New York Giants and Boston
Braves divided a twin bill.
Banking the Giants. except for
four runs in the sixth, the
Braves eked out 5-4 win in the
opener but were whitewashed
60 in the nightcap. Lohrman
handcuffed his Boston opponents
with a hitter in the closing
end of the doubleheader. As in
the first, the Giants recorded all
their runs in one inning, driving
home six in the eighth.
New York. Yankees captured
the only day game in the Ameri-
can league yesterday, humping
the Boston Red Sox. 8 to 4. Muir
ply held the Sox runless until
the sixth, coasting on 30 lead.
Boston tailed three times in the
sixth and once in the seventh.
Joe DiMaggio, who established a
new all-time hitting streak, pol
ed a homer and Keller lifted
one for base circler.
Philadelphia Athletics nosed
the Washington Senators, 7-6, in
ten-inning game.
Results.
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VETS AND SOLDIERS OF
VICTORY IN FOURTH OF
JULY BASEBALL GAME

Putting their faith in razzle-
dazzle system Of quick shifts, the
veterans of Key West baseball to-
day were predicting an easy tri-
umph when they face the Soldiers
tomorrow afternoon in a Fourth
Of July ball game at army bar
racks
The game is scheduled for 3 80
o'clock, and oldtimers here are
expected to turn out in body to
see their old friends in action
again for the first time In years.
Admitting some of the players
won't be as spry as they once
were, Veteran Manager Gerald
Lowe said today he'll BATTLE the
soldiers by switching the lineup
so often that his men won't have
chance to tire.
Some of the oldtimers who will
be in the lineup are Lee Pierce,
Bobie Lewis, Carl Lopez. Sevilla,
Chichito, Fielder Elbertson.
Tomas Aguilar, Gerald Lowe,
Larney Stickney, Armando Ace
vedo, Fruto, Averisto Rodriguez,
Willie Doughty, Quintan Lopez,
Leo Lopez, Tony Head, Howard
Pent, Medina, Capote and ]. j.
Kirschenbaum.
The soldier lineup will have
George Nodine as catcher; AL
media, pitcher; Saunders, first
base; Alvin Walker, second base;
Pete White, third base H. Walk
er, sflortstop: Duggar, leftfield;
NlcArdle, centerfield, and Sims,
rightfield. Boswell and Simmons
will be on the bench as substi-
tutes.
Army, confident of heavy hit
ting and excellent fielding with
the above lineup, claims it will
take the veterans into camp"
easily
"Old Man" Nonnemacher, vet
eran arbiter, will umpire the
game.
Roy Hamlin, manager of the
Key West Conchs, announced he
would bring extra uniforms to
the field for the use of players
who are not equipped.
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49, -. -. IS
SOUTH MIAMI NINE DUE
HERE FOR TWIN BILL ON
AFTERNOON OF FOURTH

Key West baseball STARS
tomorrow will play a double
header against South Mianni
squad that has losf only one
game in the South Dade
league this season. The games
are scheduled for Price Field
Trurnbo Island1 at 2:30 o'clock.
Paul AIbury. chairman OF
the citY-county recreation
committee. today had not
announced the lineup for the
local team. but the players
will be assigned to positions
on the field.
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YESTERDAY: The truth Is
that everybody in AIRS. Mar
btrvs irlpromptu housepnrtp at
Hearts Haren Is i1orried. No
body believes IN ghosts, vet the
c0Tetdker insists he has seen
them Nobody belieDes in sinister
lnprdeyeTs, but Ham and Eue
hare been shot at. Nobody be-
lieUes in aflderhanded doinos, net
Brett and EUe find the supposedly
dilapAaated boathoAse in very
good repair. And notU Brett and
Zoe find LdfcyeT Hoaue helping
his assistant, Jim DroissdYd, up
stairs after an injury.
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~ s
UNSOLICITED FAME
tnx A.seelafea I.resal

LOS ANGELES. July Spy
scares somewhat upset the Orien-
tai travel of Faubion Bowers, ID
year-old New Yorker In Japan
he was questioned as an Ameri-
can spy. Reaching the Dutch East
Indies, he was held three weeks
as japanese spy. He finally con-
WINGED officials he was just an
I, American who wanted to 60
home.
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DODGERS GAIN
ON IDLE CARDS.
YANKS VICTORS
BROOKLYN WALLopED PHIL.
LIES; BUGS CRUSHED REDS;
MccARTHYMEN CLIPPED
RED sox
1sneclal , The Cltirenl

NEW YORK. July 3.-The
Brooklyn Dodgers, aided by IL
hit attack, yesterday afternoon
walloped the Philadelphia Phil
lies, 9-3. The victory carried
the Flatbush nine up to within
half-game of the idle paceset-
ting st. Louis Cardinals.
Hitting the ball consistently,
the Pittsburgh Pirates rode to
an 8-3 triumph of the Cincinnati
Reds. Fer three innings, both
clubs went scoreless, then each
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STERLING, GATES
AND THE MATTERS

.sE ny
Here's how Key Vests two
representatives in organized
baseball, Clayton Sterling and
William Gates, members of the
DeLand Red Hats. came out at
the plate in recent performances:
Sunday. June 2s
Alb r H Pc A E SH
Sterling, Id 4 0 10 90 o
Gates, 3b 4 0 2 / 10 0
Two-base hit: Gates.
The score: r
DeLand -- 900 100 000-l
ST. Augustine 900 600 OOO--O
Standings:
Club w. Z. Pct.
1. DeLand "A % .657
q. st. Augustine 43 % $50
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Today's Birthdays

Prof. Ralph Barton Perry of
Harvard, noted philosopher, born
in Poultney, VT, SIS years ago.
Gilbert III. Miller of New York
City, noted theatrical manager,
born in New York, 81 years ago.
DR.. Joseph S. Ames, physicist,
president emeritus of Johns Hop
kins University, born in Man
chester, VT, n years ago.
Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith of
Evanston, Ill, temperance leader,
born in Philadelphia, 10 years
ago.
w. Gibson Carey, Jr., president.
of Yale & Towne, New York,
born in Schenectady, N. X, As
years ago. gem sR 100
Harry L. Derby, president of
American Cynamid and Chemical,
born in Akron, N. T., SO years
ago.
Gregory Mason of New York,
anthropologist, explorer, author
and teacher, born in New York,
So years ago.
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TIGERS BLANKED WHITE
SOx LAST NIGHT. l TO (
tsneeial to The Citixen)

Especial to The Citixen)
NEW YORK. July 3.-The
Detroit Tigers and Chicago
White Sox last night hooked
up in a thrilling nocturnal
game at the Windy City.
Held to a measelY total OF
three hits. the Chisox went
down in defeat. 10.
Tigers secured only five
safeties.
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The u. S. navy increased its
personnel from 1894 to $50, 900
in 1910.
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BOPPED, BURGLED
AND THEN DUNKED
INV Associated pressl

NEW YORK, July 3.-Wasily
Yonetz went for a walk along the
river.
king of hot today" he said to
two young fellows, ''but the water
looks good, doesn't it,"
Sure does replied one, grab
bing him around the neck while
his pal robbed him of $24. Now
you can cool off.
They pushed him into the wa
ter.
Alaska ID more than twice the
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Two river basins--the Amazon
and the la Plata comprise about
three-fifths of Brazil's total area.
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PAR0LEE'S OMEGA
tpy Associated press,

NEW YORK, July 3.-Detective
Joseph Healy found a parole vio-
lator with a fraternity key, Since
the mans only alma mater was
Sing Sing, the police checked up
and found the key was stolen with
some other articles from doc
tors home. The man was held for
burglary.
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SOFTBALL
(BaYview Park
FOURTH OF JULY

All-Stars VS.. City Champion
Peppers Plumbers, ZOO p. m,
followed by barrel throw exhibit
ton.
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Londons great fire of 1866 de-
stroyed four-fiftl1s Of the city.
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FOURTH OF JULY
DOUBLEHEADER-South Mi
ami VS.. Key West Picked Team,
2'30 p. M, Price Field (Trumbo
Islandl. Inauguration of new
diamond.
SINGLE GAME-Lowe's Vet
Grams VS.. Army, $3.50 p. M, Army
Barracks. ssNs
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Libya is an old Greek name for
all of northern Africa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-03

Gilbert II. Miller of New York
City, noted theatrical manager,
born in New York, 81 years ago.
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SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL
(MAJoR LEAGUESl
TO-DAY

American
Boston at Philadelphia.
Only game scheduled.
National
Philadelphia at Boston.
St, Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Only games scheduled.
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Alaska is more than twice tbs
size of Texas.
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Only games scheduled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-03

H NeWsome, Wilson, Potter
/ and Pytlak; Gomez. Murphy and
Dickey.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-03
MA NATIONAL LEAGUE

Lohrman and Banning; john
son. Hutchings, Early and Mast.
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CHURCH

Continued from Page One)
the name chosen for the merged
groups. Mrs. p. S. Brundage, re-
porting for the executive board.
said the work has had a very sue. =
cessful beginning.
William Wilcox reported the
resignation OF John Challis and
his successor is Mrs. j. w. Keld-
err. Mrs. Gordon Speer has organi-
zed the Children's and the Cha
pei Choirs, and they have been,
QUILTED with maroon and white
gowns.
Leonard Menzi and Mrs. James
Bell reported that students were
sent to the Oliyet conference BY
the Sunday School.
Rev. Speer in addressing the
meeting said, Il appeal to you 4
for your wholehearted applica-
ton of the great religious values,
sincerity in creeds and deeds.
sympathy with all people OF what
ever race. nationality or religion,
and sacrificial conservation He
spoke OF the fine cooperation he
had been given by members and
friends of the church. =
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Calendar of Social Events

TODAY
Delta formal dinner and initiation $3.50 p m
Charles McKenny Hall alumni lounge.
Townsend chicken g AR Hail. ITO Pearl ST.
MONDAY
$3.50 Charles McKenny Hail. Prof H. T.
WILDER. host.
Queen City Lodge Pytha o'clock X p
Hall.
Ypan Chapter number s Order Eastern Star regular meet
ing 7:3O Masonic Temple chapter
Girl Council annual meeting for leaders council spon-
committees assistant leaders $780, Starkweather
Hall.
Deaconess Society OF Lutheran Church AS at church
Monday Whist Club. 1880 with Mrs. d. L. Quirk
Monday Luncheon Club O'Clock with Mrs. Kyle Ordway
Girl o'clock Literary club house; nine,
o'clock Roosevelt $780, Harriet troop 49, $3.50.
Central Brownies troop five 315. Prospect; troop six,
O'Clock Rackham.
Ladies Auxiliary to Canton number 80 Ann Arbor
YpsanU Male Chorus o'clock Ypsian High School lunch
Madriga Singers Club OF Ypsant High School, $780, Ypsiant
High School music
jolly Eight Club. o'clock with Mrs Floyd Ring
Woodruff Child Study Club 1880 with William Davis Ecorse
Methodist Womens Society of Christian Service circles Number
230 Coffron: circle eight o'clock
with Mrs Lynford Slater.
Methodist Church Official Board. 80 p m.
Townsend Club. Ypsilant High School,
Baptist Monthly Teachers meeting. 1880 p. m.
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Research Club Enjoys Paper
on Isle Royale, Great Lakes

camps on the island and during the
past year a few families have estab-
lished residences there. The first
school was opened this fall with
six pupils.
The meeting was opened with the
singing OF the club song. God Bless
America" and devotions were con
Quoted by Mrs. Anna kwell, who
read a poem entitled lone Day al
Time" Members responded TO
roll call with Vacation Echoes.
Mrs. Ralph Mcdonald was accepted
for membership.
Refreshments were served after
the meeting by Mrs. Gibson and
Mrs. J. T. Allen.
The club will meet again Jan. "a
with Mrs. Ewell.
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CHAPTER -IhkEE
THERE WAS a little spot in the
pit OF Kits stomach that was
heavy while she waited for Jerry
to 60 on after his meaningful
speech about taking over the pro-
gram because Of her. She didn't
doubt it, although she protested
that she had; but she did doubt his
motive and for the moment she
was afraid of him.
Jerry was speaking II did 1t be-
cause I wanted to plan great
things for you, Kit"
She was ashamed OF her doubt.
She said. Have you, Jerry? win
you tell me about them?"
'In time. Have l told you to-
night that I'm crazy about you ?"
She said, please, Jerry"
Il am. I've been crazy about you
ever since I saw you at the audi
ton. I started planning things
then. You needn't ever worry
about my letting you down."
II didn't" she said. her surprise
genuine.
II wouldn't let them drop your
contract" he went on, speaking his
thoughts aloud. II I'm going to
run that program, I'm going to do
it my own way, ! told them"
Kit felt weak all over. What was
Jerry saying? She was afraid to
know. and yet she had to.
Jerry, please explain what you
mean about them wanting to drop
my contract"
Jerry filled their glasses again.
who said anything about anybody
wanting to drop it? I've got the
renewal in my pocket right now.
Put your signature on it and that'll
be that. Well get the walters to
witness It,"
Jerry fished in his pocket for the
contract, removing. first, ciga-
ret case, a wallet and several en-
velopes.
Dear Lord, please make him
have it, Kit prayed silently.
Jerry had it. Kit read it hastily
with hot eyes. Are you sure it is
legal to do it this way?" she
asked, trailing her signature across
the dotted line.
ITS legal enough now" he said,
when TIE walters had added their
signatures.
She WAS safe for thirteen more
weeks. She said. How many songs
do you think I can sing this sea-
son, Jerry? I was originally to do
three on each program. Then I was
cut to two"
Jerry looked away from her
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w. r. G. Junior Club
ArrangeS Meetings

Arrangements for inspection and
installation meetings were made
and candidates were initiated at
the regular meeting OF Ainsley-
Mereness Junior Club of the Relief
Corps Friday afternoon in GAR.
Hall.
The inspection is 10 take place
Feb. II with Mrs. Bert Gillette, past
junior advisor. as inspecting Off
Ger. Miss Leah Stortz, Detroit, will
install the new officers at an eve
ming meeting Jan. "a. Carpenter
Corps color bearers have been in
vited to fill the color bearer chairs.
Mrs. John Slater will act as cap
tain OF the colors.
The three candidates for initia'
ton were. Jane and Ernestine
Barnes and Jean Dixon.
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Mixed Pairs Lead
in Bridge Tourney

Two mixed pairs led in the first
evening OF play in the weekly dupli-
cate contract bridge tournament
held Friday evening
In section one Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Peters were tops and receive 10
tournament points. Other point win
ners in this section were Mrs.
James NJ. Brown and Mrs. Paul
Hayward. ~; Mrs. Dean Briggs and
Mrs. c. p. Steimle. 10: Miss Chloe
Todd and Mrs. Agnes Matthews. s;
and Mrs. Scott Sturteyant and a.
j. Whitmire. 5.
Top score in section two and 10
tournament points were won by Mr..
and Mrs. c. P McLain. Detroit. In
this section other point winners
we're r. B. Bates and Burt Cook
-: Ronald Butler Ann Arbor, and
Josephine LANCE. Detroit, 10; Clark
Elkins and Mrs. Jack Lockwood.
S; Mrs. Dan Anders and Mrs. f. P.
Stahl and Mr.. and Mrs. Clare J.
Hewens, 5.
Point winners this week will
compete in section one next week
with other competing players in
section two.