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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Sergt. Kendson
Gets The Works

| Tn one OF the most peculiar
matches seen here. Bobby Bruins
put the works on Scrgt. Bob
Kenason, mat toughic. in the main
event of the Arena Gardens wres-
Ting show last evening.
The boys had wrestled for y
minutes and 10 seconds when both
tumbled through the ropes, evi-
IDENTIFY humping their heads on the
floor or ring supports so that both
were still Groggy when Referee
Ted Cries counted 10 After a
between acting Com
Ted Harris and the
referee. il was decided that the
match be declared a draw Ia that
point and one fall decide the
issue. That was won by Bruins
in 315 Via series of body
slams started by rope bounccS.
Flash Gordon and frankie
Talaber wreStled 80 minutes with
out a fall being registered. as did
frankie Taylor and Jack League.
Bert Rub won over "Reb' Rus
sci on a series of drop kicks
in 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Deer. Bear Plentiful
Detroitcrs in Upper Peninsula Catch Six Northern
Pike Well as Limit of WalIeyeS and Bass
BY DON GILES

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. George Kirchhein and
L. p. knOkc all of Detroit. spent
the weekend AT NaniStque Lake,
near Curtis in the Upper PENN
Sula. so miles northwest of ST.
IGnace, and reported seeing Is
deer. eight of which were bucks.
two bears and hundreds of grouse.
The party caught six Great
pike. the largest weigh
ing 1874 pounds and the smallest
1872. All got their limit Of wall
eyes and bass in less than three
hours.
Leo Epplcr. who operates the
Quick Arrow Camp al Curtis told
The party this years partridge
crop was the best in many sea-
sons.
Reports from game men sports
men and conservation officers con-
firm the report that hunters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
One-Time BatbOy

Ii was then the unassuming
little fellow revealed he was
Alexander George Washington
Rivers. one-time batboy and
general factotum for Ty Cobb
and later messenger eXtraordi-
nary for Frank Murphy, then
the mayor of Detroit who was
destined 10 rise to the COVER
nors bench and finally the
Supreme Court of the land.
Memories were reawakened
gazing at that grief-stricken
face. Memories Of brighter days
when Alex was the toast and
envy Of Paradise Valley.
Cobb met him down in New
Orleans back in 1916 while
playing exhibition games there.
Alexander George Washington
Rivers proceeded 10 attach him
self TO the greatest player base
ball has ever seen, and Frank
Navin granted Cobb's request
that the little Negro be brought
back TO Detroit.
II was here Alex met. fell in
love and married Albertha, Mrs.
Navin's cook. Theirs was a
happy life. and Alex named his
frst-born after Tyrus Raymond
Cobb, his first idol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Cubs Violate Rule,
Return New Pitcher

CHICAGO. Sept 23-lINS)-
A railing by Baseball Commits
soner X. NJ Lands today cast the
Chicago Cubs the services Of
u nry Gornicki Columbus pitcher
purchased recently from the ST.
Louis Cardinals.
Lands ordered Gorricki re-.
turned 20 the Cardinals on the
ground The Cubs paid in excess OF
the $500 waiver price for him.
According 70 The commissioner :
statement CIncinnatiS Reds had
tried 20 obtain Gornlckl for the
waiver price Of $500. but the
Cardinals had accepted the higher
offer Of $1,000 from the Bruins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

Nip-anaI-Tuck Battle
Loss of DoloUoy to Hoosiers Takes Load off Titans
Dale Swihart Also Reported Lost Saturday
BY HAROLD KAHL

Any way you care to look at il,
the opening football game between
University of Detroit and Indiana
u. in Bloomington next Saturday
stacks up as nip and tuck bat
tie with the decision going either
way.
And, If reports are true that
Earl Doloway, IndianaS No. l
punter paSSer and ball carrier, is
lost for Saturday due TO a
wrcnched knee and Dale Swihart,
another back, also may be unable
10 play because Of injuries, don't
be the least surprised if L. Of d.
registers its first victory over a
Western Conference foe.
Until the time of his injury
Coach "Bo" McMillin had Doloway
working at fullback instead of left
half, his customary spot. This
move was TO make room for Bill
who is touted as one
Of the best sophomores prospects
in tho Big Nine this year. -.-.r
While great-ihingS sPeSeXpccted
OF Hillenbrand ms first year. lust
like they were of the gjlded Bill
de Correvont Of Northwestern his
first inning. il is no secret Dolo-
way was the sensation of Spring
drills He also was the best back
the HooSiorl had last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
HERBERT AND WHITE

Therefore his loss is no little
blow. Swihart, a right half, and
letierman was shifted TO quarter
while Ilillenbrand was teaminG
with Charley Jacoby AZ the halves
With Doloway and Swihart out.
McMillIn Will have TO turn 10
Eddie Herbert two-lcttcr man, for
quarter and Bob White, winner of
one. for fuiiback.
AS far as experience goes De-
troit Will have an edge over In
diana There are 10 lettermen in
the 'ritan'S starting lineup, seven
o. whom have played two years.
The HooSierS have eight. four
seniors and four juniors.
Al Schmidt fullback, Will be
the only Detroit sophomore start
ing Indiana viii present four if
JaCoby - IN the lineup. The others
being Ted HaSapcS, left end Bob
Emmy, right tackle and Hlllen-
brand
Where Indiana Will have a de-
cided advantage Will be in weight
And IN the present warm weather
~ is an important factor as the
TitanS learned to their regret in
Lafayette Ind. three years ago.
Detroit los. that game, 1916.
Despite what the scores indi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

goQen
byBb Muph4
Death of a Cook
Brings Memories

The primary purpose Of :
newspaper is the recording OF
events. Births and deaths, OF
course. cannot be overlooked
but IL is seldom such events
attain any notice other than a
line in the back pages Of the
paper.
Into the Office yesterday came
a little fellow Of ebony visagc
lined with GRIEF. Ne proffered
a worn piece Of paper on which
was written with pencil
Mrs. Albertha Rivers.
Born. Woodville. Miss. Dec.
q. 1882. Died Sept. %. 1ail.-
Member of the Sacred Heart
Church. Mother Of three boys
and one girl. Funeral will he
at Q a. m. Wednesday at
Sacred Heart Church.
That, too. might have been
listed with the other numerous
death notices had not the little
fellow said
II just thought maybe
some one might he interested
the, read IL. She was Mrs.
Navin's cook"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Dodgers Become
Pirates Fans
For a Day
BUGS Play Two
With Cardinals
Brooklyn Rests
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
only two o. four, ST. Louis must
win five of six.
The Cards must meet the
Pirates in two today, in single
games Wednesday and Thursday
rest Friday, then finish against
the Cubs al Chicago in single con-
tests Saturday and Sunday.
That is a much more difficult
finish than the one which all OBJ
have agreed all along would
bring the Dodgers home in front
after they had managed to hold
their own in the West. The Dodg-
ers have only single games AT Bos-
ton tomorrow and Thursday, an
Friday and single games
against the Phillies al Brooklyn
Saturday and Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
SANG OF MEDWICK

2 II was then the headlines sang
of a pennant IN FlatbuSh but most
of them sang OF Nfrdw1Ck. DAVIS
was Just an accessory And il was
not until Spring training of this
year that Curt got the conSidera-
Itlon which was due him.
DAVIS was one Of the big hits oi
the Grapefruit League. So much
SO that he actually doomed as the
Dodgers No. pitcher when the
Citrus Circuit closed its books.
Then he became Ill.,
30 one. including Curt. seems
TO know what was wrong but he
couldn't eat, he lost weight and he
was useless as pitcher. He was
in and out Of games like \ shadow
and II wasn't until August that he
really was noticed as a leading
factor in the Buns death battle
for their first flag in Il Summers.
DAVIS control improved con-
Sidcrably He began 10 find his
stuff and 10 win, and today he's
one Of tho Buns big
four - Wyatt-IIigbe-F ItzSimmonS
and Davis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

should find excellent shooting oil
birds in the uplandS this Fall.
Ruled grouse partridge may
be taken IN The Upper Peninsula
from October I 10 20. and in the
Lower Peninsula from October Is
to November ;. Seasons on sharp
tails and prairie chickens is the
same as for rufled grouse in he
Upper Peninsula.
There is no open season for
SharptailS and prairie chickens
south of toWnlinc is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
MIDGET Race Results

20Hsp feature Won hy Al Ro0rsV SAN
HAMS second. Art Hs~ste'd thrI Eu
Botd fourth. Time ftt.o3.
Australian Pursuit Won hs Fourt
HHIsc hoGrr Me- Havsrn. second Chtcs
siarIe'on third Al ISnnel fourth Time
. $50
Jake Jacobson second. Frank Ning third
Bernard KtUy fourth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
ADDED STRENGTH

This early season rating may
be knocked INTO a cooked hat. but
The fact remains Burr added con-
siderable strength when he ac-
qulrcd the veterans, Frank Zion
and Tony Novak, 10 60 with Len
.Dettloff. Jimmy MARSHALL and
himself.
Replacing Herb Mertens with
Ernie Soest, 21S average splller,
is going 10 aid Allen. Charley 10
tarSki. Alex Innes and Tom
Rooney with Mertens around as
manager and sixth man Johnny
Crimmins should spark Paris and
he will have plenty of help from
Carl Kersten. Joe Green, Perry
Allagreen and Adolph Konopka
Besides Novak and Zion r. e. r
also lost Fred Rreckle. but Chef
Bukowski, Emil Dimitrie and Carl
ff55iaHens- may-o offset this loss
through the help of Lou Sielaff
and Holmes Paulus has corraled
some youngs in Steve
Crouchon. Louis Meyers. Henry
GaviS and Mike Tesla who may
make things lively.
SliCey has added Joe Zimmerle
and Elwood Blake to Frank Cell.
Jack DiGiovanni and himself
Jimmy Doherty and Herb Janke
should fit in well with Archie jan
kowSki Bill Mowery and Over
myer on Detroit Gasket. Fred
Bujack and Herb LEM are the
new cogs with Steve Dutko. Al
Kopitzki and Bryant on Schmidt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
BY HAROLD KAHL

Louis Burrs National. Harold
Aliens Mineralites and Nal Gill
mours Paris stand OUT as the
principal challengers 10 the bid
Of Joe Norris Stroh for its sixth
championship as the seventh sea-
son OF the Detroit Times All-Star
Classic opens AZ GfeneaEfeS Recre-
alton tonight Al Q o'clock.
Slightly behind the opinion Of
veterans along the bowling ratio
are George Holmes Ekhardt &
Becker. Joe Paulus Chene- from
bly,, Chef Slccy's Norton, Rog
OVermyer'S Detroit Gasket and
George Bryant's Schmidt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
SEEKS BETTER START

Norris is sticking TO Wally Rep
penhagen. Phil Bauman. Cass Cry
gier and Freddy Wolf and hopes
10 get away 10 better start
than last season when il was
forced 10 fight from away behind
to gain the top.
Other than Wayne Spaulding
Bowling Schools actual lineup will
not be known until tonight. Ken
Haviland and Ed LaBudde are
new with Tim Millcr'S Pepsi Cola,
Russell JantZ with Joe Lieb' :
Twentieth Century and AL MaSSoll
Jr. wiMPlIenry EhrleS Coca Cola
Rudy Walby's Ritefre, Dick
Krakow's Five and Ted Rebain'S
Nernor's stick TO the same fronts
as last season. although Andy
Bino will replace Reclaim in the
early stages Of the race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
HAS FINE BACKFIELD

Purdue had a fine backfield that
year 18th the three BIS Brock.
Byclene and Brown. The Boiler
makers we're happy to escape de-
feat and attributed their success
TO weight and superior reserve
forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Paris, National
And Minerd|ites
Outstanding IS
Stroh. Chene-T rombly
Meet in Feature
at Gleneagles Rec.
TONIGHT'S MATCHES

Strathn,oor Rowling school Va. Nernor's
alleys I and ? National VI. Krakow. "a
Strohs ". Chene- Trombly, Sc: Pepsi Cola
"a. NAihN's Ritefire. rs: Ekhardt A
Rocker ~. Detroit Coca Cots. $40; Min
eralites -. Detroit GAsket, Ii-l2i schmidt
" Norton, 1914. Twentieth Century ~.
Paris, 1914. Matches at Gieneagles RecrF-
alton, IiNernois and Elmhurst. y q, m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Games To
Games To
w l. Pct. Behind Rlay
Brooklyn ~ 80 .6t7 a
81. Louis - SO 500 II, G

As any one residing outside Of
81. Louis can sec. the horizon IS
not exactly rosy for the Cardinals
And the reason II isn't is a Sickly
looking, skinny fellow named Curt
Davis, whom they once called
bttddy.
Curt was one OF the fellows who
couldn't get along with Manager
Ray Blades, who handled the
Cards most Of last Summer. The
lean riGht-hander was always well
regarded as a pitcher but never
seemed 10 be comfortable on the
Cardinals. w he en- the Dodgers
showed a rabld interest in out
fielder Joe Medwick and the Sl25.-
600 deal was swung in June, 40
Davis was tossed in with il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

Gates il was a closely fought ball
game until the fourth quarter
when Purdue's superior numbers
and weight began to- tell in the
intense heat. A few mental blum
ders on the part of the Titans also
helped the Boilermakers cause.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-06

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that's dcre ho efh 10 epnsrng rmo through teperhf
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Atty. Anthony Nelson,
1901 Guaranty bldg.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
HAROLD +. BEAN, Plaintiff. VS..
LILLIAN NJ. BEAN. Defendant.
NO. 317,3i3
At session OF the Court held
in the Court House in the Wayne
County Building, at Detroit, Mich
igan, on the 5th day Of September,
AID. 1871.
Present Hon. SHERMAN ID.
CALENDER. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from AFFIDAVIT Of
HAROLD +. BEAN. the plaintiff
herein. on file in this cause. that
said defendant LILLIAN NJ. BEAN.
II not a resident OF this State but
resides at 1879 Verbena Avenue.
Floral Park, Long Island, New
York
II Is ORDERED that said de-
PENDANT, LILLIAN VI. BEAN. ap-
pear and answer the Bill of Com
plant filed IN This cause within
three months from the date OF this
Order. or said Bill OF Complaint
viii be taken as confessed against
her.
II Is further ORDERED that a
copy OF this order be published ac-
cording to Law in The Detroit Tri-
hume. newspaper duly circulated
In said County OF Wayne and state
Of Michigan. and also that copy
OF this order be sent by registered
mail. with request for return re-
ceipt. 10 said defendant at 1S9 Yer
bena Avenue. Floral Park. Lone
Island New York AT least twenty
days before the time herein pre-
scribed for her appearances.
SHERMAN u. CALENDER
Circuit Judge
( A True Copy
CAsPAR !. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
BY l. @. NAULT.
Deputy Clerk. 9-13-10-25.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
- CoIored Councilman
Wesley AME Zion

sunday was quarterly meeting
day. Presiding Elder F. y. Porter
Was present and preached morning
and evening The Rev. G. VI. Met
calf, pastor II 81 Peters ANE Zion
church OF Hamiramck, brought his
three choirs and was accompanied
ny large number Of his members
He preached also More than thir-
iv-fve dollars was raised in the aft
cgnoon and is the highest amount
fakcn in an afternoon quarterly
meet Tho Rev l.. + Powell. sue
eessfu, pastor ot ST. Paul AME
Z!on church VAS in charge. The
senior choir has planned an enter
fainment for Sunday. Sept. II. at
ine home OF Mrs + II Oliver. SOFA
Thil'leih street Mrs. Mayme
Smlia IS sponsoring an affair on
The evening of Sept. l.. The build
irg rally Will be held sunday. Sept.
IS Everyone is asked 10 contri-
hu'e Ter dollars or more.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Detroit Institute OF Commerce Will
Hold Formal Opening, Sum-, Sept. "A

The public is invited 10 attend
the formal opening OF the Detroit
Institute Of Commerce on Sunday
Sept "A. at 1905 Broadway at
Gratiot. Mrs. Henderson and the
members O. her faculty will he on
hand 10 extend welcome and outline
the program and activities OF the
business school Applications for
registration will also he accepted.
Morning classes start az . am
Evening classes start at s pm
The hour following the morning
classes from 70 10 pm and the
hour Immediately preceding the
evening classes : 10 s nm. are set
apart as conference period dur
inr which students may bring their
problems a. The members OF the
faculty students are urged 10 avail
themselves 81 this opportunity 70
discuss problems OF their present
employment their future employ
merit or their class assignments.
with members o. tho STAFF.
The office g open every dav.
Monday through Friday from s. so
a m. 20 nm Monday Wednesday
and Friday evenings. 10 pm
Saturdays 2 70 pm The read
inr room has been supplied with
for the students to take
advantage az.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
NEW HAVEN NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton sherman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Carlock
OF Athens. Tenn. were recent Wis
itors AZ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Sonn Henry Rodrer.
Mrs. Shara Lane left Tuesday
night for her home, after visiting
here.
Mrs. kirby Rodger Is Visiting
her sen and daughter. Mrs. George
Moore end John Henry Roger.
Miss Josie Jones is i'll at
Joseph hospital
Mr.. anc Airs. Clinton Sherman.
Oscar Carlock. Mrs. Sallie Rodger
and Mrs Arts Herbert were Wis
hing in Canada last Saturday.
Tho New Hope choir and pastor
visited the Russell Street Baptist
church in Detroit. sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
No. 316.9gG
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND IRI.l(ATI0N

A, session OF said Court held
IN the Courthouse AT the City of
Detroit, County OF Wayne. State Of
Michigan on the 25th day Of August,
1871.
Present The Honorable SHEER
MAN j. CALENDER, Circuit
judge
u appearing from the affidavit on
Me ihai The place % residence of
the defendant. carl n. Lanning. is
unknown and that after diligent
search and inquiry II cannot be as
"eriaincd in what State or Country
be now resides.
TT Is ORDERED that the dpfen-
dant enter his appearance in said
cause on or before three CD months
from the date OF this Order or said
Bill Of Complaint will he taken as
confessed and that this. Order be
published MS required ~ law and
a copy OF this order he sent to the
said defendant At his last known
place Of residence by registered
mail
SHER MAN d. CALENDER.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CssPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
BY l. G. NAULT.
Deputy Clerk s-13-l0-25
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
RIVER ROUGE
BY MRS. NEwSOME
Union Baptist Church

SUNDAY school was we'll attend
cd. The subjtci discussed was "A
Message 10 Prosecuted Churches, -
Rev. 2:i-il. The pastor. the Rev.
+. c. Copeland. preached inspiring
ly in the morning and took his
text from 81. Mark Gas. Baptizing
followed. Sunday night the Lord $
supper was observed. The pastor
left for the National Baptist con-
vention in Cleveland. He hopes
that every one will visit the sick
and attend the mid-wcek prayer
services on Wednesday nights. Ben
ME Caswell. Jr. reporter.
Appreciate Courtesy
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Booth
2S6 Polk. appreciate the courtesy
aud hospitality Of Dr. and Mrs.
Harper OF Detroit in helping TO
entertain Mr. and Mrs. s. Douglas /,
Mrs. Emery and Miss Marion Cook
or Chicago These visitors were
the houseguesis for moro than
week of the Booths while here the
party moiored 10 Niagara Falls. 10
Buffalo and 10 other cities in the
East. and spent much time sight
seeing in Detroit.
With The Sick
William Hall Mrs. Daniel Nc
Canst. Dennis Jones Paul Reid.
are among the sick in the hospital
and would appreciate visitors.
End Long Journey
Mr.. and Mrs. william Boone re-
II. ed from a tour of more than
> 600 miles into New Jersey, Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania.
Until further notice. please leave
all River Rouge news for the Tri-
hume al the Center or Call At. 500
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
MIST WE SUFFER EVER
SCCH SLINGS AND ARROWS

am much like Hamlet in this
thing. ITO be or not TO he" that is
the question; whether lis nobler in
the minds eye TO suffer the sings
and arrows Of outrageous fortune.
or by opposing end them" am
for opposing them
Those people OF our race who are
Of darker compilations are people,
for the most part, who would oh
ject to such picture. They would
MT be inspired by such thing. I'd
like 10 take one OF these things.
blow II up to natural size. and set
ii upon & street corner. I'll bet you
90 per cent Of the Negro populace
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
WINDSOR
By TINY ROBRINs

Windsor students have settled
down &c work in their various
schools. The holidays are over and
the new school term begins.
Buxton has had its home coming
on Sept. /. There was a large
gathering. People attended from
Windsor. Detroit. Cleveland. Dres-
den an. Chatham. Chicken dinners
were enjoyed. Later at night, there
was a nice crowd at the dance.
Miss Marian Robbins, OF Detroit.
visited some friends in Windsor,
SUNDAY afternoon.
Luella Greene. OF McDougall
street, has found someone new in
the country. Her favorite song is.
Its SO Peaceful In The Country
Betty Talbot. Gertrude Chickee
and Gladys Washington seem to
enjoy the friendship OF the Ameri-
can hoys. in the person OF Ernie.
Johnny and Art. Don't you like
Canadian boys. girls?
Effit Ann Kersey has been rath-
er cad all summer. until a young
lad named Kenneth came home
from the boys camp. way up in
algonquin park Ken is glad 10 he
home ana Effic. by her appear
ance. Is also happy.
What is Leroy Chase so down
cas-. about? Did his love affair
fall trough.
lone Chase seems 10 enjoy her
self with n handsome lad from
Hamilton. al Buttons dance. Sept.
I. They appeared TO like looking
into each others eyes. Don't you
ever miss step?
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Vincent are
taking up residence in Marenette
and London. Dorothy likes house
keeping in her new home.
Windsor students have form
ed sorority. Their object Is TO
promote more social life among
tie Young people and TO have y
clubhouse. whore the young folks
can meet and dance after school
The distinguished Rev. Mr.. Rob-
crtscn has been advising the
group. Tho members are: Fern
Adam. Betty simpson. Betty Tall
no. Effic Ann kersey. Yvonne
Pryor Gladys Averton and Helen
Turner
Phyllis White must have found
some new talent in Detroit where
she spent most OF her vacation
She doesn't say anything to dis
courage tho idea.
Leo Ellsworth. Of Windsor ave-
nue. has formed a clee club for
ihc girls here. Mrs Moneir OF De-
troit Il the directress and plan
~. The nresident is Mrs i.aeiia
White. Other Officers include
Yvonne Pryor. yice-president:
Helen Van Dyke. secretary land
Betty Talbot. treasurer.
yvonre Pryor and Ralph Frank
in 81 VA hlngton, seem IN he go
Ing steady. Ralph Is pilot and
is tryinr 10 get in tho Canadian
air force. Yvonna and Ralph make
very attractive couple.
PHYLLIS Rock wants 10 dedicate
n song for Raymond Anderson.
Yes. Indeed" Maybe she Is WOO
inr him by tho way OF music.
rhil you will have to put little
more honey in instead OF i've
song
Lorraine Browning sure does
like Ann Arbor. II must he a GER