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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
MAY NOT GET OUT

DSR officials, however, are
doubtful about the loser, which
ever side wins, agreeing 10 get
out"
Furthermore. Corporation Coun-
sci Paul r. krauSe has stated
that the settlement does not set q
pattern for the settlement Of the
juriSdlctional troubles IN the
Water Board and the other city
"If the courts uphold the sole
and exclusive bargaining rights
provision they will probably
hang their hat on provision in
the city charter which applies
only 10 the DSR," krause said.
This IL the provision which
says that the DSR shall he OPP
Grated "a II 10 were privately
, owned Duhlic utility"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

80 UNIF OR M S, broken
sizes, reduced TO. 3sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Clearance,
Children's Corduroy
OVeraIIS
500

Wide vale corduroy,
sizes ! TO 8, in choice Of
colors. Limited quantity.
TOMORROW ONLY!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
BIGGEST BATTLE
This Is the biggest fight Of
the convention"

Here also TO address tho con
vcntion's 1000 delegates rom tho
IS states and All the territorial
possessions IS Rep Robert Ram
Speck Of Georgia
Ramspeck is chairman of the
Civil Service committee of the
House and VIII meet with various
committees Of the Postal union n
discuss civil service retirement
and possible ncw legislation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Postal Clerks,
In Session Here,
DebdtePdyRdise
1000 Delegates Arrive
for Goth Convention;
Retirement Plan
at 65, Is Explained

Founded go years ago. the
United National Association OF
Post Office Clerks today opens
its thirty-seventh biennial ma
tional convention in Detroit. II is
the first time in the history of the
organization that Detroit has been
host.
Chief topic up for discussion al
the convention is the pay raise bill,
according 10 52-year-old national
president, John j. Barrett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

fined 10 the operating and main
tainance divisions.
1-The- includes fnrmen
- and minor executives.
C-The ballOting places are To
- he set up on DSR property.
The ALL leaders attempted late
yesterday 10 have 200 employees
who have only recently Joined the
DSR excluded from the vote. The
commission overruled them on this.
In spite of the fact that Go
leaders assailed the election pro-
cedure. claiming the deck was
stacked against them" they pro-
ceeded on the assumption that
their members would participate.
MARTELS WARNING
Martel declared that his mem
bers in the DSR were under in
structions 10 leave their equipment
standing on the streets in the
event any Go campaigners At
tempted 10 board buses or street
cars and engage in electioneering
with the motormen, conductors or
drivers.
There was no assurance today
that the strike settlement and the
ERECTION would bring permanent
peace within the DSR er the rest
OF The city goVcrnment
Most Of the negotiations leading
up TO the settlement were con-
Quoted behind closed doors but the
mayor has been quoted as saying
winner take all and loser get
mt ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Gen. Hugh s. Johnso IN,
Americas Fighting Thinker
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
I3-YEAR FIGHT

Barrett, who was a postal clerk
In New York At Is and retired
after 25 years Of service, said
For Is years we have car
ried on a fight for pay raises.
We finally got a bill by the
House of Representatives which
provided 500 raises after 10
years service and another 500
raise after Is years Of service.
"When the senate got the bill
the amounts were cut TO $50.
Besides that the raises would
not he effective for l0-year
men until 1912 and not until
I9it for l5-year men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

TUESDAY! Extraordinary sales and clearances
moved ahead to make room for new fall merchan-
disc that is arriving for Kern's Great Founders Sale
which starts soon! Here are odd lots and broken
lines of higher priced summer items reduced for
immediate clearance! No phone, mail c. O. D.
orders, please.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Capacity for Bridge
MEMBERS OF the r.

MEMBERS OF the Raglan
Lide Auxiliary. ...of t h e
American Legion. and their
friends. are begging for
tickets. :. for the clubs an
nual poppy bridge tea.
May 81. 80.
But -. Mrs. Ward II.
Peck, general chairman.
reports that $50 tables. the
capacity of the Crosse Pointe
Yacht Club. where the gala
is to be staged. ). have been
sold. -.
People are hoping there
will be cancellations. =.
The final report luncheon
has been held. ;. and every
thing is in readiness. -.
Mrs. Donald Melville. ~.
smart in a black and pink
prin t. =. and a tiny pink
flower hat. presided.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

arrayed in white marquiSette
over taITeta and carried Il
smashing bouquet of white car
nations and bouvardia.
Miss Catherine Nolan, her
only attendant, wore a redingote
of lace and organza over taffeta
in powder blue and with it a
matching hat. Her flowers were
mixed Spring blooms in the pink
shades.
James Shields was best man
and Joseph Vieson and Edward
Arkell. the brides brother,
seated the guests.
For her childs wedding, Mrs.
Arkell chose an aqua crepe
jacket ensemble with navy ac-
cessorieS and sported a corsage
of pale pink shattered carna-
tionS.
Mrs. Reid wore aqua crepe,
also, but with black accessories,
and her flowers were orchids.
After their wedding trip, the
young Reds Will be living in
Parkside avenue.
OAKLAND HILLS COIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

and Mrs c. G. Meyer. DR.. and
Mrs Henry Robillard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Foether, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Addison, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. MolyneauX, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Penz, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Helms.
DR. and Mrs. A. L. Mcdonald
and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Miss Bird 10 Wed
Charles Barlow

MISS NATHALIE BIRD,
daughter of Mrs. A. w. Reister
and Richard A. Bird. will be
married to Charles Barlow
Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock in st. Charles Church.
Mr.. Barlow is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Barlow of
Detroit.
MR.. AND MRS. CLARENCE
4. DAVIS Of Muirland avenue
have returned from their trip
TO Louisville. Ky, where they
went Tor The Derby and a TWO
weeks motor tour of the South.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Eques trienne Club
Members Feted

DETROIT EQUESTRIENNE
CLUB members were enter
tanned by Mrs. Lewis w. Bos-
well, Miss Seylvia Cartwright.
Miss Frances Shook at The
Wardell.
Moving pictures of the April
horse show at Dickey's Stables
were the entertainment along
with bridge and a buffet supper.
Among the guests were;
Mrs. EStella c. Macdonald,
Dorothy Zirbes, Anne Shamrock,
Marie Copus. Marie Shamrock,
Mrs. MarSeilleS Woodwork,
Mrs. Ruth Radford. Thelma
Wilder. Eileen Guindon. Mabel
Meagher, Madeline Sullivan.
Dorothy Pedlow, Marie Brabant.
Ruth Thompson, Borghild
Strout. Eunice Gagnier. Dolores
Gagnier, Olive Kney, Clara Fox
and Helen Smith.
The group meets every Mon
day evening at 3 at Dickey'S
Stables and is said TO be the
only women's fulldreSS riding
club in the Middle West.
Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT VI.
POWELL Of Longfellow avenue
have returned from a six weeks
trip TO Mexico and Hat Springs.
Mr.. AND MRS. GRANVILLE
MORSE are in the East having
motored there when their uncle,
Dir. Harry p. Swift returned 10
his home in New York City fol-
lowing a visit here.
The MorSeS will divide their
time between New York and
Philadelphia during their Today
stay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Catholic Thedter
Season S Last Show

The Catholic Theater of Detroit
will present as its last production
of the season the comedy The
Milky Way" on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday evenings in the main
auditorium OF the Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts.
Miss Viola Black is director Of
the women members while James
Crowner will play one of the lead
ing roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
McKinnons Hosts
To Meedhanns

DR.. AND MRS. JOHN Nc
KINNON entertained in their
Georgian home in Mckinley road
in honor of the Robert Need
hams. who are entering a new
string OF horses in the opening
races ar the State Fair Grounds
tomorrow.
The buffet supper table was
an exact duplication of the FAIR
Grounds and all done up in the
Ms stable colors.
Among the guests were Or.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

-. Mrs. Fred J. Dykstra =.
Mrs. Holmes Martin. :. Mrs.
Dona | d Stevenson D.. Mrs.
TT o m a s B. Mann. ;. Mrs.
Ford Ballantyne Jr. =. Mrs.
S. Wells Utley. :. Rosemary
Heenan. :. Mrs. Louis Heav-
enrich. E. Mrs. H. p. Jennings
-. and Peggy Weber. 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

TRY CLUB members are antici-
pdtiHg particularly merry
weekend over Decoration Day,
what with the opening for the
season Of the beautiful swim
ming pool, the kickcrS' combined
handicap. buffet dinners and
dancing and all manner Of en-
trancing entertainment for the
Young
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

TODA THE Michigan State
Society Daughters of American
Gelehists are holding that May
meeting at the home of Mrs.
George d. Moran, with Miss
Harriet SimonS as co-hostess.
Mrs. Edward +. Dickinson Jr.,
state regent, is presiding and
reports Of the delegates who at
tended the National Assembly in
Washington last month will be
heard.
Among those from Detroit
who are speeding out to the
Moran home in Marshall 10
catch all this are
Mrs. Ralph +. Wisner. Mrs.
c. Clark Ross, Mrs. Charles
Mooney. Mrs. Edward II. Eichel-
ger, Mrs. John r. Klein, Mrs.
Edward I. Matson, Mrs. r. f.
Hofelich. Mrs. Harold A. Brock,
Mrs. Robert c. Cannon and
Mrs. Verne Bingham.
JUST MARRIED are Miss
Yvonne Mary Arkell, daughter
of the Robert Arkells. and
George Henry Reid Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry Reid
of Santa Barbara drive.
Ceremony took place at GeSu
and was followed by a breakfast
for so guests at BEDFORD Inn.
The bride was handsomely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
n N ayf f: f.

ANOTHER JUNE debbie has been added to the lengthen
ing list....
She is pretty Patricia Topping daughter of the w. B..
Toppings.
will be presented a reception. from to
June 21
She is former Liggett girl went there two years
and then Genevieves in Montreal for years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Guests Get Much

GUESTS GET so much
for their money at these
Raglan Lide parties.
Mrs. +. S. Burnham will
tell fortunes -.
And a handwriting ana
lyst- is flying over from Chi
cago.
Among those at the lunch
con meeting who helped to
complete the plans were
Mrs. Alfred Whitaker g.. in
charge of decorations Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
All Sorts Of Interesting Things

ALL SORTS Of interesting and exciting things happened
in the meeting held by representatives of Eastern
womens colleges which jointly sponsoring the opening
performance of the Broadway hit Life With Father the
night of June 2 at the Cass Theater....
decided TO invite Mrs Clarence Day wife Of the
playwright ... to come to the opening
Mrs Day serving the executive of the
college group New York
Philip Stevenson advance agent spoke in the meet
and suggested that the girls who will usher that night
wear gay 90s costumes.
Many dinner parties Will precede the play.
To add to the gayety. and color of the evening
hostesses and quests will also 1890 costumes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
sounds Like an Exciting Party

THIS SOUNDS like an exciting party
If the day be poptious 1T will be held in the Toppngs
lovely gardens Lake Shore road Crosse Ponte Farms
There'l be two bars. and music. the lawn
Patricia has invited number of boys from out of town
Leo Tobn r of Montreal Paul Sanborne Jr. of New
York >. and John Sugden of Boston.
And from St. Louis. coming Dorothy Grote and
Elizabeth Fraser.
Elise Jones will breeze in from Evanston, ILL.,.
Following reception Patricia will about II of
her young friends to the Country Club for dinner
and dancing go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
SeII-Out' Reported BY Mrs. Clark

MRS. HALE CLARK. ticket chairman. reported
'selouto.. Mrs. Douglas Brown presided.
Others at the meeting Mrs. Stevens T. Mason
the general committee representing Bryn Mawr
Stewart La Dow. publicity chairman Mrs Charles b Marks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Aides for Event Are Named

MRS. TOPPING will be assisted by Mrs, Wiley Carhartt
Mrs. Donald Fraser Sullivan Mrs. Cheslie Parrish
Mrs j. Arthur Evans of Birmingham Mrs R. John Heber
Of Bloomfield Mrs lockwood Billiard of ST Clair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

Allan Macdonald chairman of the Mrs. Heinrich a.
Pickett chairman of hosesses Mrs A. T. Roberts Mrs
Cyrenius Newcomb cocharmen of the ticket sale Mrs r.
H. Bookmyer chairman of patronesses.
Mrs Fred T. Murphy, honorary chairman. Mrs. Paul
Lppod and Mrs f. Wemp cochairmen of door and table
prizes
Also. Mrs Fred Lndboom Mrs Sherwood Field
Mrs. Charles Mrs Harold Aarons. Mrs O. o. Rex
Mrs. L. l. Shreve Mrs. F. Marion Barker Mrs Frank
Kuhn Mrs. WILDER NJ Brucker Mrs Archibald Mckay.
Elect TO Colony Town Club Board
COLONY TOWN CLUB. after a gala luncheon. chose
seven new board members H..
The club has rotating board of 81 retiring each
year,.
Mrs Roger v Walker chairman of tellers read off the
Of the popular members follows
Mrs. Frank Quail Jr... Mrs A. NJ Smith Mrs. Dudley
c. Hay. Mrs a. W Scmpliner John Leland Jones
Mrs. Frank Gode. and Mrs Griffith Ogden Ellis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Sophomore.
Senior Ball
Plans Made
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

MAIN TOPIC of conversation
out Marygrove way these days
would be the fancy plans for
that annual Sophomore-Senior
ball which will materialize in
the grand ballroom of Madame
Cadillac Hall the evening of the
thirtieth.
Just a FEW OF the vast com.
mittee, dreaming-up arrange
ments for this yearly gesture to
the graduates:
Dorothea Heaney, Eleanor
Clauss. Mary Catherine Martin.
Mary 10 Broderick, Mary Cath
crime LeSperance (she's chair
man of the music committee
and has engaged Russ ARM
strong and his Columbians to
beat out just the right chunes),
Adele Fleming. Helen Baird,
Virginia White, Louise Cunning
ham. Alberta Ternes, Patricia
Corrigan, Margaret Schultz and
Stephanie Weberski.
MRS. PAUL DEMING and
Mrs. William w. Harris of San
Francisco are down in New
York and making the Plaza
their headquarters. it seems.
Jorge Bolet. you'll be charmed
TO know, is going to be heard in
concert at the Detroit Golf
Club, Sunday evening
AS you may recall, the gifted
MIR: B. is the house guest of
Raymond Slower at Shadow
lawn" and dazzled all and
Sundry with his brilliant piano
at Masonic Temple last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

MIR AND MRS. LEROY s.
-RAWSON- of Muirland avenue
announce the engagement of
their daughter. Dorothy Gilmore
Neil, and Cyril G. Browne Jr,
son of the Cyril G.. Brownies of
Gainsborough road.
Their wedding. we understand,
will take place sometime in
August-news of same being
made known just recently at a
party rendered the bride-elect
by her good friend, Miss Betty
Gibson.
Evening star., 1941-05-13
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Evening star., 1941-05-13
National Gateway Unit
Nominates ; for President

Three men were nominated for
the presidency of the National Gate
way Citizens Association last night,
Everett Evans, president, being
named by nominating committee
headed by Norman M. Murray, while
John Fairburn and Alvin Minitree
we're nominated from the floor. Elec-
tions will be held at the June meet.
ing.
Other officers nominated were
Lulyn M Green, vice president; Mrs.
Marie c. Mold. secretary; Mrs. vir-
glnla Q. Evans, assistant secretary;
Walter S. Ahlberg, treasurer; Will
liam P. Thomas, jr., financial sec
retary; Mr.. Evans and Mrs. Mold.
delegates to the Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations, and Mr.. Green
and Mr.. Fairburn, delegates to the
Northeast Conference.
On the motion of Mrs. Mold, the
association went on record as ap-
proving a nine-member board for
the District.
The group also favored Mr.. Muir
rays resolution asking that the Or
ganization of the District of Co.
lumbia Employment Center remain
unchanged.
A petition requesting sidewalks on
the north side of Hamlin street NE.
from Twentieth street to Mills ave-
nue. was referred to the Rhode
Island Avenue Citizens Association.
DR.. Freeman Weiss of the Rhode
Island Avenue group spoke on cove
nanting.
Evening star., 1941-05-13

in South America. was brought here
by Paramount five months ago, but
she has yet to make picture in
Hollywood
Tyrone Power was impersonsted
by a famous Mexican bull-fghter
for the more dangerous scenes In
Blood and Sand" taken in Mexico.
To keep up the illusion in the me
dium-length shots, the bull-hghter
wore a rubber mask with the features
of Tyrone. One evening after q
long day of shooting, the matador
came home tired and discouraged
tired because Of the long hours Of
work, discouraged because his fight
fans would not know it was he who
had played and slain the bull. He
had forgotten to remove the rubber
mask. And he did not feel more
cheerful when his wife gasped.
Darling, would you please keep the
mask on-at least until after sup
perl"
How would you like to soak Fred
Astaire's feet in hot water? Or swab
the throat of Bing Crosby? These
are nice jobs and 32-year -old An
toinette Haezart has them. She Is
now official nurse at the Alexander
Korda Studio. In her time, Miss
Haezart, known as Tony, in addi-
ton to the chores mentioned above,
worked on Warren william when
he suffered a bad case of hives,
nursed the bruises on Charlie
Ruggles when he fell out Of a tree,
removed a wood tick from Henry
Fonda's back, and sat up all night
with Charles Boyer and his injured
ankle, changing cold congresses
every Is minutes.
Rosalind Russell's hats continue
to cause laughter. She came on the
set the other day wearing two red
birds. "Okay, shoot" said the di-
rector. And ROE ran screaming to
the exit. .. Plump Alfred Hitch
cock would like to receive more OF
the $1,000 a week Boss Selznick gets
for loaning the director to other
studios. Hitchcock's pay is $500.
Which isn't bad, either, although
small when compared with the
$l50,oO0 per picture paid Frank
Capra.
Deanna Durbin's dream to sing in
opera will never become a fact. For
the simple reason that her voice,
while excellent, is not strong enough
to fill large theater without the
aid Of a microphone, and they
haven't yet gotten around to placing
the prima donnas before a mike.
Franchot Tone uses makeup on his
hands because they are too white
without it. Greer Carson, who is
too we'll known in Hollywood to get
away with a disguise, conducts all
her shopping tours under the nom
de plume of Miss Gray" heard
her give the name to an excited
salesgirl in dress shop. And the
gal was a pretty good actress, be-
cause after the first start OF surprise
and disbelief she came back with
Thank you. Miss Gray"
(Released BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1941-05-13
Increase in Gas Tax
For Highway Plan Backed

An increase in the gasoline tax
to finance the proposed Whitehurst
highway improvement program was
approved by the Piney Branch
Citizens Association, meeting last
night at Roosevelt High School. The
motion was made by Homer j.
Brown.
In commenting on the action of
the association, Elwood H. Seal,
president, said the group felt that
If it were necessary to raise the
money by an increase in taxes, the
gasoline tax was the logical one to
increase and that his group felt no
money should be taken out of the
general fund for any form Of high
way Improvement
Mr.. Brown was appointed the
representative of the association for
the public hearing on the White
hurst plan May 20.
The association asked that better
traffic signs be placed in the Twin
Oaks Playground area, claiming the
present ones could not be seen BY
motorists.
The meeting was the last until
next fall.
Evening star., 1941-05-13

DltS. Even Wltn"
out the uncen-
sored grin on
Robinson's face,
the feud would
still be a phony.
People who are
really angry do
not stand still
long enough to
pose for pictures.
Robert Taylor
and Metros de-
sire to have him
play Simon Boil
ivar, the South
Araripan ratrj-
Evening star., 1941-05-13

OF, have run into a snag. The gov
ernment down there is demanding
an older man-some one like Jean
Cabin or Spencer Tracy, who orig
inally was scheduled for the role
There has also been a request for
Esther Fernandez, Mexican star. to
play the feminine lead. Miss Fer
nandez, who is enormously popular
Evening star., 1941-05-13
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Evening star., 1941-05-13
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Evening star., 1941-05-13
That Robinson>Raft Feud
Just Good, Phony Fun
Boys Were Pulling Publicity Gag;
Taylor May Lose Bolivar Role;
Powers Double Has Miseries
lasT DAYS TO SAVE 25 TO 7Ob Ss s:.s, s't x DEM,
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

The Robinson ud certainly fooled lot Of
people this including time the set Robinson
really
levelun this happened boy from the studio publicity
officer peddng
picture their
Evening star., 1941-05-13

IdIIuS CIIIICIItu, gIdIIlg dC edCII
other. In another. they were ad-
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Evening star., 1941-05-13
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