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AKIN

summary = LOSING pitcher. JONAS,
struck out. by Bryant Z. Jonas J.,
Thonson a. bases on balls. off Bry-
ant /. Jonas 2. Thomson 4. runs re-
sponsible for. Bryant 7. Jonas 6.
thomson g: hits. off Jonas in 2 plus
Innings T-6 runs. off Thomson in o
innings as runs: hit by pitcher,
Reese by Thomson: Wild pitch. Bry-
ant: left on bases, Vancouver 3, YAK
ina o. home run. Jolley; two-base
hits, Jolley. Reese. Madrid, Jewell
johnson; runs batted in, Jolley 3,
Ilngua. Warfield. Jewell, Bremen.
Madrid 3. weigandt ?. Bliss ? Younk-
er Reese 3. Sueme. Bryant ?. sacri-
fees. Bliss. Sueme. double plays
prenner TO Orteig. Koski 70 Madrid
10 Reese 2 Madrid TO Koski TO Reese
?: time. 2:O5. umpires. Valerie snd
Oryac
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SAN FRANCISCO-San Fran
cisco Seals caught San Diego, AZ.
against one of their toughest
pitching nemesis of the league
Bill Thomas, meanwhile giving
good support TO Tom Seats. who
needs IT, Three singles and Wslly
CAROLS triple in the opening in
ming settled the game for the
evening Thomas shut out the
Seals without hit after the fifth
inning.
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Rainiers Even
Acorn Series
Scribner Turns in
80 Hurting Win

SEATTLE-1ra Scribner turned
in a fine 80 decision for Seattle
over Oakland when he tangled
with Stan Carbett. The Rainiers.
however. backed up Scribner by
getting four Of their eight hits in
the first inning for two runs.
scribner gave up 10 hits to Cor
belts eight but was tight in the
pinches.
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Sacs Up Again

Los ANGELES - Sacramento
clouted Los Angeles 9-s in free
hitting contest featured by top
hole home runs. Jack Sturdy hit
one for the Cardinals in the first
and Don Gutteridge added one in
the sixth with Lyn Blakely on
base. Gutteridge also singled home
two runs in the second inning.
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SAN FRANCISCO
score by Innings

summary 49, Runs responsible 1or.
Seats 2. Thomas 4: struck out, by
Seats 2. Thomas 8: base on balls. off
Thomas !; two-base hit. White.
three hits. Carroll, Detore: sac
rifice hits Trower. Seats: stolen
bases. Pellagrini. White: runs batted
in. Patchett. Carroll, White. Goora-
bian. Holder. Thomas: double plays.
Lazzeri TO Ogrodowski TO Goorabian
TO Lazzeri. Goorabian TO OgrodowSki
to Lazzeri. time. .23. umpires, Ed
wards and Powell
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score by Innings

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pitcher, OIiver,
nine hits 5 runs off Oliver in in
nings, hits 2 runs off Helser IN =
runs responsible for. oliver 5. Hell
ser ?. struck out. by Holmes 7, Oliver
6 bases on balls. off Holmes 6. oliver
2. hit by pitcher Mallory by Oliver
passed balls. Cole ?; left on bases
Tacoma Q Salem II. home run, Ao-
bolt: two-base hits, Cameron Lihde'
Koehler. Cadinha. starr. stolen base.
Ianifero: time. 1853: umpires. Weis-
gerber and Moran.
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Bells Beat Chucks
REI.IINGHAN

BEIIINGHAM - Bellingham
heightened its Northwest Baseball
league lead last night with an lis
victory over Everett Four home
runs featured the game.
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Summary - Runs responsible for,
Corbett 3. Scribner 2: struck out. by
Corbett 4. Scribner q: bases on balls.
off Corbett 4. scribner 2: left on
bases Oakland 9. Seattle 7: two-base
hit, White; runs batted in. Harris,
Scarseila. Niemiec. Duezabou. Chap
man: sacrifice. White: double plays.
Rigney 20 Luby TO Dunn. Niemiee TO
Sickle 20 Scarsella; time, SO; UNI
plres, Snyder and Hood.
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8ummary-seven hits Z runs of
Bittner IN 7. hits ] run off Gay
responsible for. Reid 3. Bittner 2.
Cav /: struck out. Reid 4 GAY !;
bases on balls. REID 4, Bittner 3:
tnree-base hits. Schultz. Owen.
schultz. Brown. Gay: sacrifices.
Wright. Reich: runs batted in, Dick
shot. Hoover. Reid 2. Gray. Brown;
3: dcutSle plays. Wright TO Brown to
Reich- Reid to Brown TO Reich: UNI
plros. Doran and Farming. time. 80.
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Summary-Runs batted m, Moh-
netti. Marionetti. Cox 3. Bushong,
williams 2. Milani. Beard 3, Gedzius
4. Roseniund 4. Lannings 2; two-base
hits, Cox. Williams. Martinez. Alden,
three-ba hit, Beard. double plays,
Marionetti to Torgeson. Forni to
Marionetti TO Torgeson. left on bases
Wenatchee 8. Spokane 7, bases on
balls. off Williams 8. Raimondi 5, Le-
beck 2. Lanning 3: struck out. by
Williams 2. Raimondi g. Lebeck 2,
tanning 2: hits. off Lebeck in pa
innings. 7 runs, off tanning 3. in g.,
innings. runs. off Williams in
a. innings. runs. off Raimondi 7
in 81, innings. 7 runs: hit by pitcher.
Knobles by Lanning: winnings pitch
er. Lanning. losing pitcher Raj
mondi: time, 2o5; umpires. Nelson
and Enger.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

FRIDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 6. Boston 2.
New York 3. Philadelphia 2 III
innings).
Chicago 1. Pittsburgh 0.
(Only games scheduled)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

FRIDAYS RESULTS
Boston Is. Washington 8.
Chicago IS, st. Louis 2.
Philadelphia 5, New York 3.
(Only games scheduled.
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Batted for Berry In sixth.
Score by Innings
..........lzl w luo-s
Los Angeles ....s....-o sS WI WV
Summary winning pite her,
losins pitcher, Doeernie'
Innings pitched, by Munger plus,
slime Ia, Berry AZ; at bat, OF
Munger IL. slime Q. Berry II: runs.
off Munger 6. slime 3. Berry 5; hits,
off Munger 8. Stine 4, Berry z; runs
responsible for. Munger I. stine 3,
Berry S. Dobernic /. bases on balls,
off Muneer 3. Stine /. Schmidt 2
Dobernic 8: struck out, by Berry /,
Schmidt /. Dooernic 5: hit by pitcher.
Endicott by Berry. left on bases. Sac
rsmento s. Los Angeles IL. two-base
hits. Lowrey, Endicott, Adams q
weintraub. Gutteridge, home runs,
Sturdy. Gutteridge: stolen bases,
Adams. Campbell. sturdy, kiutz'
runs batted in. Sturdy. Adams, Gut
teridge S, Berry. Schuster 2. Stemper
Endicott. Campbell 2. warstler, Blatt-
ner: double play. Lowrey TO Stamper
10 Weintraub: time 2;45: umpires.
Widner. Engeln and Jordan.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

Kansas City 8. Columbus 5.
Toledo II. Milwaukee 3.
Louisville 4. 81. Paul 3
Minneapolis 8. Indianapolis 5.
TENAS LEAGUE
san Antonio 80. Beaumont 81.
Tulsa As. Fort Worth 40
Shreveport 5. Houston =
Dallas Q. Oklahoma City =.
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. VEATCH WINS W0dEN'S GOLF CROWN 8 AND
City Net Meet
To Open Sunday

With So entries in singles play and SO teams doubles
rivalry, the annual Tacoma city tennis tournament gets
underway Sunday with frst-round matches.
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IL Tacomans Enter
Senior Golf Meet

NICTOkIA. II. t.-Ahout IIU
veteran golfers will tee off here
Monday in the 10th renewal of the
seniors Northwest Golf associa-
ton tournament.
Seattle entries outnumbered even
the Victoria ones-36 Seattle play
ers being entered Victoria had 35
entries. Portland Is. Tacoma y,
Spokane seven, Belhngham three,
Yakima two. and single entries
were in from Ellensburg. Kellogg.
Lewiston. Oswego, Pendleton and
Port Angeles.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
FRIDAYS RESULTS

Seattle ;, Oakland 2.
San Francisco 4. San Diego 2.
Portland 5. Hollywood 4.
Sacramento .. Los Angeles s.
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Back
On Top Again
Brooklyn Ahead by
Victory Over Boston

NEW YORK - Now they're up.
now they're down that's the story
Of the Dodgers and the Cardinals
in their battle for the National
league lead.
Changing hands for the fourth
straight day. the lead went back
TO Boroklyn today as result Of
the Dodgers So triumph over the
Boston Braves yesterday while the
Cardinals were idle. The Dodgers
lead is a scant .0o3 point.
Brooklyn's win was cheer-worthy
from two viewpoints. Whit Wyatt
twirled a 6-hitter TO dispense any
lingering doubts concerning his
arm which some thought might be
troubling him because of his re-
cent 4-game losing streak.
TEAR INTO ToBIN
The second bright spot was the
way the Dodgers tore into jim
Tobin. Braves veteran highlander
who in his last three starts has
pitched the best ball in the league.
Tobin was raked for IL hits by the
Dodgers including Joe Medwick's
18th homer and doubles by Med
wick. Riggs, Wasdell, and Wyatt.
The Pirates drive was not only
stopped but practically put into
h.t NAAEta n I'D paNtl
Erickson of the Cubs. Erickson. a
big highlander with plenty Of
smoke, held the Pirates to one hit
a seventh inning single by Bob
Elliott-and beat them, 10. He
famed nix men, whiting pinch
hitters Dehs CAIRNS and spud
Davis in the ninth. 1t was Erick-
sons first major league victory.
and snapped Pittsburgh's 6-gams
winning streak.
Babe Young's 18th inning homer
broke up a pitchers duel between
Cy Blanton and Bill Lohrman and
the Giants nosed out the Phillies.
So. 1t was Young's 18th circuit
cIout and fourth in the last four
games. Lohrman held the Pills
to six hits, none after the fourth.
YANKEES LOSE
In the American league, the
leading Yankees suffered their
sixth defeat in their last eight
starts when Bob johnson cracked
out his 20th homer of the year
with two mates aboard in the fifth
to give the Athletics a SD decision
before 29,270 arc light guests at
Shibe park.
Phil Marchildon held the Bomb
ers to seven hits. but he was easy
for Charley Keller who collected
three doubles and a single in four
trips. Joe DiMaggio went hitless.
Cracking out Is hits, the Red
Sox put the slug on the Senators,
1873. Jimmy FOxx made four
singles, and Bobby Doerr hit two
doubles and a single. Charlie Wag-
ner was the winning pitcher, with
some relief help from Mike Ryba.
Scoring every one of their 16
runs after two were out, the White
Sox swamped the Browns, 1862.
Chicago had five scoring innings
in piling up its biggest total OF
the year. Taft Wright led the
White Sox attack with two homers
I asd a double driving in sly runs
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The
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

FRIDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma Z, Salem o.
Spokane Il, Wenatchee o.
Yakima II, Vancouver Z.
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Bowling

In a return match between Au-
burn and Ruston at Ruston Recre-
alton Center the Auburn men and
women were the winners. Playing
from scratch and for total pins
the results were as follows:
Men - Auburn. 1891: Ruston.
1924 Fulmer Of Auburn had high
single, PA, and high series. 573.
Women-Auburn. 2.057: Ruston.
1912. Helen Gallagher Of Ruston
had nigh single game Of 1856, and
Mrs. Biinn Of Auburn had high
series with Az.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal 8. Syracuse ?
Toronto 8. Baltimore
Buffalo 6 Jersey City
Roc hester SIS. Newark o.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 200 0l0 2OS-s14 I
Boston e. $50 100 6Ox-l5 Is 2
Sundra. Anderson a and
Early: Wagner, Ryba Cd and
Pytlak.
New York OBJ 900 O00-3 %
Philadelphia. O1O O4O OOx-5 l
Peek, Bonham and Dickey; Mar
childon and Wagner.
Chicago =. ola $50 0SO-l6 1s z
st. Louis 900 O1O 100 4 4
Dietrich. HUMPHREYS and fresh;
Harris. Caster (4 and Terrell.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phila. .010 100 900 90 ?
New York O2O 900 900 O1-s 3 l
Blanton and Warren: Lohrman
and banning.
Boston. 80. Oi0 600 0IO-2 6 a
Brooklyn -. $50 Dol 1Ix-6 IL l
Tobin and Berries, Masi; Wyatt
and Owen.
Pittsburgh 900 900 900 l o
Chicago 900 010 O0x-l 10 o
Lanning and Lopez; Erickson
and Mccullough.
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OAKLAND

Totals .......36 2 10 a. 10 0
sBatted for Corbett in ninth.
bBatted for Rigney in ninth.
SEATTLE
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Los ANGELES

Totals .42 "a ~ II
Batted for Berry in sixth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Twins Recall
Real Drama
In Society
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK. Aug. Writ
ing OF sgd" Hatch and his ex-
wife. who died in 1899. brings
10 mind the fact Barbara's
twins by Winfield Nichols. her
second husband, now are 10
years old and were given
large slice of the senior Mrs.
w. K. Vanderbilts millions in
that departed lady's last will
and testament.
/ don't think il is generally
known that Barbara Ruther-
furd Hatch Nichols never saw
her twin son and daughter from
the day they were born TO the
day she died. 1t was the late
Anne Vanderbilt who saw 10 IL
that Barbara'S unwanted twins
were properly housed and cared
for in a ''hideaway" at Scars
dale. New York suburb--after
Barbara refused to see them
or name them.
They were known simply ~
brother and sister until their
Grandmother Vanderbilt decided
the boy would be Guy Win
throp Nichols" and the girl
Mary Margaret Nichols
All of which revives memories
OF the sensation created by the
marriage of "Syd'S". ex-wife 10
NICHOLS, a follower OF the mys-
tic love cult of Dom the Omnip-
otent." up in Nyack, N. Y, in
August, 1924
Five months later, on Jan.
"a, 1925, the Nichols twins were
born, Barbara separated from
Nichols and went 10 France
where she lost her mind and
died in a sanitarium. n
And they say there isn't rel
drama in real society. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Kirke Albert Meals Pl an
To Return and Make Home
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

THEIR FRIENDS and doting
relatives hated to bid adieVr TO
the Kirke Albert Meals, who've
returned to the East following a
stay here with Mrs. Meals par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. Sigurd Becker.
BY now, they're in their Suns
mer home, Thunderbolt Hi,
NJ an ch 5 [ r-by-the-Sear/ in
MISUNDERSTANDING big. beauti-
full hilltop house in which Long
fellow wrote The Wreck of the
HesperuS, - and along with them
is Mrs Meals sister Eleanor,
Mrs. George Robinson.
Mrs. r.. we're glad TO note. is
recovering rapidly from the long
siege which followed the broken
back she suffered last Spring
and which didn't seem 10 do
anything at all TO her marvellous
sense OF humor and gallant
spirit.
Best news we've had 10 date
is that the Meals, some day be-
fore very long, will come back
here TO make their home.
DASHING UP today to reioin
his family at their Summer
quarters at Huron City IS
Charles A. PARCELS Of Rivard
boulevard who apparently sets
off for the North every Friday.
LEAVING TODAY for the
house they take every Summer
on Harsen's Island would be
Mr. and Mrs. j. Dean Dillon
OF East Grand boulevard.
Miss Mary Dillon will occupy
her current niche in the World
of Commerce excepting on week
ends when she'll hustle up TO be
with her mother and dad. ,~
JIM HILL and his Canadian
shore pal, Tommy Bowen. will
be leaving tomorrow 10 spend
the weekend with friends in
Buffalo. y. Y.
Driving down and think maybe
they might come back, car and
all, VIA boat
MISS LORRAINE J. GOODE-
NOW. daughter Of Mrs. jean
ncttc Goodcnow Of Lakepolntc
avenue and the late Or. Ralph J.
Goodenow has chosen August 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

for her marriage to Sylvester f.
Rinke Jr.. son of the Sylvester
+. Rinke SrS.
JOHN s. COPPIN has re-
turned, tanned and vital, from
a vacation among the pines
during which time he did con-
siderable expert painting.
\ BIG DOINGS slated for to-
morrow evening at the home Of
the J. Kenneth SCOTS.
They're holding open house
from Z TO II o'clock at which
time scores of their friends and
relations Will arrive TO wish
them well.
OUR HAT is off 10 AL Clancy
Jr.. who continues 10 he coura-
geous and affahle after months
in a plaster cast following that
skiing accident.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE
BELLOWS Of San Francisco.
Cal. were recent and hand
Somely-entertained guests in
town
Gone back TO their home over
looking The Bay now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Noted Conductors
Music Camp Guests

Dr. Frederick Stock. director Of
the Chicago Symphony Orchestra,
and Guy Fraser Harrison, conduc-
tor of the Rochester Civic Orches-
ira and co-conductor of the
Rochester Philharmonic will be
guest conductors at the National
Music Camp, at Interlochen. Mich,
during the closing weeks Of the
season. They are among the ma
tons outstanding symphony con-
duCtorS.
On Monday There's Magic in
Music will be shown at the camp.
The picture is laid against a back
ground Of the National Music
Camp, initiated in California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Daily Quiz

Distributed Nv King Features synd Inc.
Probably more richly adorned
with precious stones than any
other building in the world IS
famous tomb at Agra, India.
What is il?
In what year was the paper
currency of the United States
reduced 10 its present size?
}-What is the plural Of mon
goose?
Would we need worry about
mosquito bites If all mosquitoes
we're females?
What is the daily milk ration
for a soldier in the United
States Army?
o-The only commercial tea plan
tation outside the Orient Is in
a country just south Of Mexico.
Can you name il?
Can you name the only natural
substance in the world that
will stretch up TO 10 times its
normal length and return 10
its original forms?
ANSWERS on Editorial Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

the former Isabel Du Charme
&C.. returns from the Huron
Mountain Club. e..
The Brannons came up
several weeks ago. ;. from
their home in Tryon. N. c.
.... to 60 up to the resort
with Mrs. -Brannen's mother,
Mrs. Charles B. Du Charme.
They are all expected back
in Crosse Pointe August d..
Little Isabel Brannon, -.
during their absence. &. has
been staying with her great
grandmother, Mrs. Isabel
Bradbeer. ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Colmans
Will Open
New Home

MR.. AND MRS. r. w. COL
MAN and their daughter, Sally,
will open their new Georgian
House in Cranbrook road about
the middle of the month.
Al present Sally is at Camp
BFyH -AfeH. but will return the
last of the month 10 prepare
10 enter KingSwood School in
the early Fall.
MR.. AND MRS WILLIAM l..
POOSCH of Burgess avenue an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Ruth l.. Emery, and
James NJ. Dutton.
No date has been set for their
wedding.
MRS KATHLEEN SNOW
STRINGER Of The Pasadena
has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs Frank Eugene Hagen, in
Florida.
a RECENT and prcttilN-ap--
pointed wedding was that of
Miss Evelyn Ruml. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Jones of
Burrell place, and NolaCe Pro-
vost Jr. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nolace Provost of Merrick ave-
nHe.--
Fr Cyril Rancourt offic:ated
at the ceremony which took
place al ST. Leo'S Church.
MISS MILDRED FITZ PAT
RICK entertained last evening
at her home in Windsor
Among her guests were Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Starring and
Mrs. Helen Hudson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Duke of Kent 10 Visit
Air Pilot Training Base
Times stan Correspondent

OTTAWA. Aug. 1.-The Duke
Of Kent will leave here by RCAF
plane tomorrow morning 10 visit
The Dominion'S vast pilot train
ing center al Trenton as part of
his inspection tour Of Canada 5
air bases and military training
schools.
After luncheon at Trenton. the
duke will go to Camp Borden for
further study of Canada'S war
effort. He will return here to-
morrow night, leaving by plane
SUNDAY morning for Winnipeg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Death Raises Traffic Toll

Detroit's traffic toll for 1871
reached 152 today with the death
of 10-year-old Carl Moler of 127l7
East Warren avenue. from injuries
suffered when he was struck by
car at East Warren and Springle
avenues, Monday. Peter Catalano,
20 of 12709 East Garfield avenue,
driver of the car, will be recalled
for further questioning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABrNA II. CONNOLLY

BY DIX. SABINA II. CONNOLIb
Distributed by King Features synd., Inc.
/ What famous pen name was
used by: ta) Samuel Clemens;
tbD Charles Farrar Browne;
tcl Louise de la Rance?
Finish the line: (a) Believe
me If all those endearing
young 49,; (b) Drink TO me
only with thine 49,: (c) 20.
young Lochinvar is come out
Of the ...."
3-Where is: (a) the Sistine
Chapel; co. the Street called
Straight; (c) Muscle Shoals?
Who was his wife: (a) Calvin
Coolidge; OBJ Aaron Burr; Co
Robert Browning?
What is the native country of
these musicians: (a) Brahms;
1bl Scriabin; tc) Dvorak?
6 Who are the Italian authors
Of: Cav The Bctrothed' fb)
The Saint, tc) The Divine
Comedy?
: Who is tho author: ca "Gunga
Din. lbl The OuicaStS- Poker
Flat tc) The House Seven
Gables ?
ANSWERS On Editorial Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Ia N ayf f: IT,.
~

MRS ROY D. CHAPLIN. f.. =. as young in heart. any
the young people her family always ready to join
them any adventure.
When the yen for travel. simultaneously seized Jack
....and Sally and Dan. Summering up at the Chaplin
cottage. =. Harbor Pointe.
Mrs. Chaplin decided that they would all together
on gypsy" holiday. in the West
The Harbor Pointe place is deserted today.
The Chapns the high road Tipping along
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Chrys|er Group
Gets NLRB Vote

An NLRB election has been or
dered for the Chrysler Corpora
tons Dodge and Chrysler plants
within 30 days. it was announced
today by J. S Jacoby, interna-
tional vice president Of the Society
Of Designing Engineers.
The election order came after a
hearing June % in the County
Building. and effects some 200 en-
glneers and draughtsmen. Petitions
for elections in the remainder Of
the Chrysler plants in Detroit are
being prepared. Jacoby said.
Contract negotiations with
the General Motors Cadillac,
Ternstedt and styling divisions
are being completed" he added.
land the company has consented
to an election in the Buick plant
the second week In August"
The Chrysler election will be be-
tween the SIDE or no union. there
being no other union competing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Two Named TO Farm Group

John 3. Strange Of Grand Lodge
and r. J. Hoffmaster Of East Lam
sing today were appointed mem
hers of the Michigan Farm
security Advisory Committee. il
was announced by Roswell G.. Carr.
state director of farm security adj
miniStratiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
SchIotmans Take Cottage

MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH
r. 5 Z II / q r NJ A n have
taken the Chaplin cottage at
Harbnr Beach for August
The Schlotmans arrived at
their Lake Shore road home
in Crosse Pointe at mid
night Wednesday. .fr o m
their lodge E. Middle Camp
...Gran d Cascapedia -.
Province of Quebec. =. where
they have been since early in
June
They will go up to Harbor
Pointe on Monday.
The Schlotmans usually
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

Fond Of Danish Cookingf
Then You'll Want 10 Try the
Copenhagen Dinner Originated
nv a Distinguished Tenor OF the
Metropolitan Opera Company.
Full Directions for Preparing
the Dishes VIII BE Found In the
Housewives Food AimanAck,
That Unusual Feature in IT.
American Weekly. the Magazir
Distributed With This Sundays
Issue OF The Detroit Sunday
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Among Those Going and Coming
GOING AND COMING

GOING AND COMING.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Baker leaving today. by motor
to spend several weeks Rye n. y. with their
sonin-law and daughter. the William Langstaf Crows.
Geraldine Higbe and Mrs. Frederick Strong III
home again after enjoying the cooh of the Muskoka
Lakes country.
They visited the former Ann Wikinsons grandparents.
the Edgar 3 Whitcombs who island
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Bracket up the Blue Lake
ranch.
seden S. Dickinson leaves today join his family
their Summer home at Siasconset
Mrs. Dickinson. Elizabeth Mary and Carleton
have been there since the latter part Of june &C.,.
Mrs. James Mcmillan has arrived her Crosse Poine
home from Sslters Poine Mass. where she and Mrs.
William a. Wheeler Of Worcester Mass. had house for
A. month
Mr.. Mcmillan and Mr. Wheeler there part Of the
fine