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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
Girl Scout News

A picnic supper, followed by a Court of Awards ceremony, was held recently at Camp Wequapausett oy the Girl Scouts of the Blessed Sac rament church. Among the guests were: MT. and Mrs. Neil Callahan MT. and Mrs. Charles Curtin, MT and Mrs. Harry Lamphiee. Mir. ano Mrs. Eugene Delage, MT. and Mrs Lewis Darlington, MT. and Mrs Conrad Carlsrud, Theodore John- son, Mrs. William Deegan, Mrs Harry Laudemann. Mrs. William Mullen, Mrs. Romeo> Dumouchel Mrs, John Joy. Mrs. Ray Stone Mrs. Albert Norgren, MT. and Mrs William Champagne. MT. and Mrs George Flanagan, Mrs. Irwin Hi' cock, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Foody Mrs. A. v. Hardwick, MT. and Mrs Arthur Sullivan. MT. and Mrs. Wil- liam Sullivan, Sonia Carlsrud. Mar iiyn Lepon, Robert Norgren, Wtl- liam Deegan. IT,. Donald Creel John Joy, Robert Clark. Helen Ann Clark, and Rev. Shagncns
 In charge Of the supper were: Mrs. william Deegan, Mrs. Albert Norgern, Mrs. Charles Curtin. Mrs Ray Stone, Mrs. Theodore Johnson, Mrs. Harry Laudemann. Mrs. John Joy. The ceremony was under the direction of Miss Bernadette Bar " and Miss Ada L'Heureux.
 The awards received were:
 Membership pfns-Betty Johnson, Margaret Hardwlck, Ruth Willard, Barbara Johnson, Betty Dezinno, Lorraine Delage. Dorothy Flanagan, Dorothy Curtin. Beverly Callahan,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
Personal
Summer Wedding .This Morning

m a floral setting Of palms and spglng flowers which decorated she aitar of the Ch,Ash Of Our Lady of Mount cans& this morning, Mlss Grace Marie Sanl0NsAere, dnuphter of MT, and Mrs, Louis Dantavenere of Highland avenue, became the bride of John Joseph ehiel, son of Mfr. and Mrs. Micnael Shiel os South street.
 Reverend Patrick Flynn of&icaated at the Q o'clock ceremony, with Mrs. Francis Donahue As .mAteon Of honor, and Thomas Shiel As his hrcther,s bestmAn. During the nuptlai Mass Mrs. Michael Oallulo played q special musical program.
 FfnacaB Donahue, John Martin, Robert Tracy and John Joyce ushered the guests who attended from New York, Washington, p. C. Detroit, Englewood, New Jersey ana
 Fscorted to the altar by her fa- ther, the bride was gowned Tn white utlle over satin, the fitted bodice having short puffed sleeves, and the full skirt terminating in Q long train, Her flngertip veil of tulie was draped from Q tiara of orange blossoms. She carried Q white prayer book marked with an orchids and Q shower of lilies of the valley.
 The matron Of honor wore enuamarine marquisette with tnser- tions of lace in the bodice. Spring Flowers trimmed her picture hat, She carried yellow roses with baby breath.
 The mother of the bride was dressed in beige linen with lace bodice, white accessories and 8 cor- sage of spring flowers. The moth CT of the groom wore printed chif- ion with white accessories and Q spring flower corsage.
 one hundred and fifty guests att tended the reception ct the Copper Kettle. The couple left for Q cruise through the Great Lakes, the bride trayeiing in on aqual silk dress with a matching coat and white accessories.
 Mrs. Shiel Is . graduate of Crosby high school. Mir. Shtel is an aiumnus of Wilby and Perry Eecretarial college. He iS afflli- ated with the circulation depart nsent of the Waterbury Democrat, Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
Weddings

roses with baby breath, The mother of the groom wore orchid lace with shiffon, and . corSage of TaliSMan OSeS,
 Guests from 0roton> Mass, Bos- ton, Lee. Maine, Sag AarhoC, L, l., Hartford and Waterbury attended the reception at old Hundred Inn,
 When leaving on an Nnannouneed wedding trip the bride travelled in Q green and white print with a tON length coat of green linen, and brown and white accessories
 The bride Is a graduate of LeaveM- worth High School, The groom is an aluMnNS of Crosby, and attended the Universities of Alabama and Connecticut, He is a member ot the Alpha Phi Ffaternity,
 upon their return Mir, and Mrs Thompson wiN reside at Ss0 Willow street,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
Weddings
NoI0n-CYON0n
 Nuptials Today

0ownaa in q AgAlnh0ueh@E model of white frosted organay with A basque waist and full skirk Mss ImeldA cronan became the otiae of Raymond Thomas Nolan this morning. Her picture hat waa of white horSehair. and she carried shower bridal bouquet of white roses with baby breath.
 Peach eladioi with blue dele phlnium were attractlvely arrangoA on the altar of st. MargaretS church for the ceremony which was performed at . o'clock by the Rav- erend James Hrophy Of St. Thomas church. Goshen, During the nuptial Mass Professor John L.. Bonn played . special program with NtrA Robert MoKierhan as sololSt.
 The bride, who is the daughter of Mir, end Mrs, Patrick !. Cronan of Pennington avenue, was Attends cd by her sister, Miss Agnes Cro~ nan. The groom, son ot Mrs. Thomas Nolan of Chestnut avenue. had James Wagner as his hesks man,
 A Mainhoucher model of Alus frosted organdy was worn by the maid of honor. Her picture hat was of blue horsehair. and she care ried pink roses with delphiniunn.
 The ensemble of the brides mother was over green geor9ette with . white floral design. white accessories, and c corsage oS yellow roses, The grooms mother was dressed in orchid and white crepe with a eorsage of pink roses.
 The bridal praty and members of immediate families attended the reception at Old Hundred inn. from which the couple left for tour of New England, The bride travelled in blue and white costume.
 The bride is a graduate of New Rochelle college, The groom At- tended Catholic university.
 Upon their return MT, and Mrs, Nolan will reside at l0s Chestnut avenue,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
RICHARns,NEAR0zAs

Rev, Albert ZAnNvich otttclAteo Nn Saturday morning ae the wedding Q! Miss Rernlce MaroGaS, daughter oI Mir, and Mrs, Walter MaroHas ot Draher avenue to Anthony RieharoS' son of Mrs, J, Richards, and tne late Joseph Richards ot Chamoers street,
 Roses, carnations and palms deco rated the altar of St, JoSeph'S church for the eight o'clock ceremony a' which Miss Joan Ae1aS attended hef sister, with Miss Patricia Rtehar9S, a sister of the groom as bridesmaid Anthony Aesas acted &S best man with Joseph Steponavte as 0sher,
 Given in marriage by her eroeneI in law, the bride wore Q gown ot white chiffon with applique of white satin at the fitted waistline, The bodice had shirred fUllness, ana S high round neekline, and oiShop sleeves, The draped skirt fell intc a long circular train, A oorded J@tet cap fastened her tingerep ven oI silk illusion, She carried a nraoa' houuuet of white roses with sweet peas, and white orchids,
 The frock of tho maid ot honor was in heaven blue, the bodice nav, ing bishop sleeves, and a shreo band at the waistline. Her face Vei' was held with a cluster Of flowers She carried TaliSman roses,
 The bridesmaid wore maize or ganHa, the bodice having nisnor sleeves, and shirring at the waist line, Her matching face vel waS draped from c cluster of flowers, Sne carried Q bouquet of assorted HOW CTS,
 The brides mother wore blue crepe with white accessories, The mother of the groom was dressed m otue lace and white accessories.
 A reception followed at the Vaiiey 0rill In Naugatuok, from which the couple left for . trip to New Xork washington, and Virginia, The bride travelled in an aqua dress w'tn white accessories.
 The bride is q graduate of WnbS high school. The groom IS an aium' nus of Crosby. and Is affilsater witr the waterbury Brass Goods com pany. He was formerly fof proteS' sional at the Hop Brook club m Naugatuck.
 Upon their return Mr. and Mrs Richards will reside on Alder street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :
Edgur BOufkdrd,
 Sar0k DOuUie Wed

At ( o'clock this afternoon Miss sarah powie. daughter of Mrs, Thomas Dowte of Manor avenue will become the bride of Edgar L, BoOffard, son oe AGr, and Mrs, Simeon HoNGfNrd of Middle street,
 Rev, Alare0 ARatthAsO win per form the ceremony at the rectory of St, AnnS Church with Miss EliMheth T, Dowte, attending her sister, and Homer E> BoO1ar0, As his brothers best man.
 The bride win wear a 9rock 0t Slseane blue with Q net bodice hay. ing . Peter Pan collar. and a f0ll crepe skirt Her hat of gardenis buds is tTNped with blue veil. A cogSAEe of gardeniaS and swan sonia win complete her costume,
 The maid of honor will be dressed in rose crepe with Q pleat. cd skirt, Her white lace straw hal is trimmed with roses, TaliSman roses with delphiniUm make up her bouquet,
 A reception will follow at the home of the brides mother, The couple have not announced the destination of their wedding trip upon their return they will reside on Maple View avenue,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
ThompsOn n.Slatee

At 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon Reverend David P, Gaines united in marriage Miss Lois Marjorie Slater, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Clarence Wooding Slater of Willow street and David Berry Thompson, son of Mrs. George E. Kilborn of Catherine avenue and the late pr. Frank w. Thompson, Lieut.. Commander of the U. s. Navy.
 Palms with salmon and white gladioli decorated the First Baptist Church for the double ring cere- mony.
 The bridal party included Miss Edna I. Slater of Lee, Maine, aS her sisters maid of honor, Miss Ermina A. Birs, Miss Janet Thompson, Mrs, John M. Brown and Mrs. 2. William Schneider, all of this city, as brides- maids. William D. Thompson of Hartford, was his brothers bestman, with John M. Brown, r. William Schneider, Edward Wilihaus, an uncle of the bride, and Clifford Slater, as ushers.
 Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore white velvaray starched chiffon with Q feather de- sign. The bodice had a high neck line, with tab collar, buttons to the waist in front and bishop sleeves, The full skirt fell into Q long cir- cular train. A tiara of Venetian point heirloom lace fastened her triple tiered veil of silk illusion. She car ried 6 shower bouquet of white roses with orchids, and lilies of the val ley.
 The frock of the maid of honor was in blue chiffon, the bodice hav- ing drawstring neckline. bishop sleeves and 8 wide band of shirred chiffon at the waistline. Her match ing veil fell from Q tiara of garden flowers. She carried an arm bouquet of yellow roses with delphinium.
 The chiffon frocks of the brides maids were in similar style; Miss Birs, in maize; Mrs. Brown, in nile green; Mrs. Schneider, In orchid, Miss Thompson, in pink. Each wore Q tiara of spring flowers with . veil matching her gown: and car- ried an arm bouquet of delphiniunl with salmon gladiolli, yellow mar guerites, and pink snapdragons. The brides mother was dressed In blue lace with chiffon, white acc ! cessories, and c corsage of pink
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30

Carolyn Danowski. Nancy Cham pagne, Barbara Curtin, Emma Du- mouehel, Vivian Cronk, Nancy Joy, Jane Stollar, Nancy Sullivan, Elsie Hioock, Claire Mullen and Doro- thy sherman,
 My Troop badge Carolyn Dan- owski, Nancy Champagne. Dorothy Flanagan, Barbara Johnson, Lor- aine Delage. Catherine Deegan, Jeanne Barry, and Elise Hicock.
 Cook badge Jane Stollar. Nancy Sullivan. Ruth Willard, Nancy Joy, Mary Foody. Margaret Hardwick Barbara Curtin, Beverly Callahan, Betty Dezinno, Vivian Cronk, Bet ty Darlington. Betty Sullivan. Claire Mullen. Emma DuMouchel. Betty Johnson and Mary T. Imbert, Treasurer-Claire Mullen. Patrol leader - Betty DeZinno Mary F'oody, and Nancy Sullivan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
Marriage Intentions

The following marriage lnten' tions have been filed in the office of town clerk Mary c. KilmaFtin:
 Charles Etrnuss3auslRs, Water. bury, tO Josephine RadElunas, Wa. terkury.
 " JmTy Anfiero, Waterbury, to Mary CaFpentierel, Waterbury.
 Robert Glenn Keldel, Waterbury to AfIllicent Mae ByTnes, Water. town.
 Francis Steven PaFEyck, Wor- cesteS, Mass. tO Jeanne Anita Ma. thieU, Waterbury.
 John James Hayes, Bristol, to Katherine Helen Lynch, Water. bury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
EYON.COWAN

Naugatuck, June 90S-MiSS Esther Agnes Cowan of 9 LlnGen street, daughter of MT. and Mrs, Maurice Cowan, became the bride of James Joseph Evon, of 8l Wheeler street, Waterville, son of Mrs, Emma Evon, In a pretty wedding this morning at St. Mary'S church at 9 o'clock, Rev, Thomas Grimm, pastor, united the couple In marriage and celebrated the nuptial Mass which fololwed,
 Mrs. Charles Wood of NaugatWsR, sister of the bride, was Matron of honor and Louis Evon of Water vile, brother of the bridegroom, served as best man,
 The bride was attraetively attired In Q white velveray flttes gown, with sweetheart neckline, long pointed sleeves, . finger-tip veil and white sandals and she married an arm bouquet of white and red roses,
 The matron of honor wore Q yell low embroidered net gown, c leg horn hat with orchid streamerS, and matching accessories, She carried an old-fashioned bouquet, The mother of the bride wore Q chiffon and brown print dress with cor sage of roses,
 A reception followed for about 70 guests ct linden Park. Out-of-towr guests included persons from New Haven, Bridgeport, Waterville, Wa terbury and Shelton. The couple later left on 8 wedding trip to Washington, D, C., and vii Hive in Waterville on their return, The brides travelling attire consisted oi a molten-gold dress with brown and white accessories.
 The bride Is Q graduate of the Naugatuck high school and Is em. ployed at the Waterbury Button company The bridegroom is con. nected with the Waterbury Manu. facturing company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
MAGAZINE STORY FILMED

Hurry, Charlie. Hurry" q riotous comedy feature starring Leon Errol, was adapted from an original story by Luke Short published in 'This Week" magazine recently Paul Ger rard Smith wrote the screenplay and Charles Roberts directed the RKO Radio film.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30

Senior Girl Scouts of Troop le. of the Blessed Sacrament church. have returned from . short stay in New York city, while there they were registered at the Barhi1on. hotel for women, The girls MAk- ing the trip were; Miss Catherine Deegan, Miss Jeanne Barry. Miss Frances WhiSton, and Miss Ruth Dutil, They were accompanied by Miss Hernadette Barry and Mrs. stephen WhiSton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
Rosemary GoodsOn
 Honored At Party

The ofiacers of woodtick Chapel snnSiay school in Woleott gave . miscellaneous shower at the chapei Friday night for Miss Rosemary J, Goodson beginners teacher. who VIII be married Thursday to William Currey of Waterbury, Miss Goodson was assisted by Miss Isabel Avery in opening her gifts, The lunch table was decorated with rainbow colorS,
 Those present and sending gifts were: Mrs, John KruSe, Mrs, Hans ReerbaNm, Miss Lois Bergen, Mrs, J. Arthur Bergen, Mrs Frank koSEo Mrs, Stanley w, Streuer, Miss Edna Streuer, Mrs, John GarrigNS, Mrs, Elby T, HoNlanger, Miss Thelma Honlanger, chapel Sunday school, Mrs, Henry Bradley Frauer, Mrs, John Kulman, Mrs, Charles E, Nyngheer. Mrs Claude Badger, Mrs, Mildred Nemeth, Mrs, Louis A, Moss, Jauueline T. DMnSchott, Mrs, Fred Mevin, Mrs, Alfred J, German, Mrs, John B, Wakelee, Mrs, Earl Welton' Mrs, Vincent J, Forte, Mrs, Maurice A, Goodson, Miss Nancy GoodSon, Mrs, J, Edward Miller, Mrs, Edith K, German, Orissa German, Betty Megin, Mrs, Henry Perkins, Miss Mae Munson, Lorraine German, Mrs Edward Garthwait, Constance Ger man, Mrs, William J. Klitka, Mrs, Charles II, Tyrrell, Mrs, Merland M, Avery, Miss Isabel Avery. Julia RoS- dilski, Mrs, John RoHdils&i, Lois Avery, Mrs, J, Bement Wakelee. Miss Mary RoGdilski, Jean Avery, Mrs, George w, Browne, Mrs, BerE- eley l., rrishie, Mrs, Hiagro Nigro, Miss Loretta N!gro, Miss Amelia Archambault, Mrs, Dewitt c, Cole,
 Miss Beatrice Nigro. Miss Dorothy M, Cole, Rena Stamatelon, Mrs, Phillip Duhaime, Mrs, John P, Morgan, Miss Jessie Collins and Miss Thelma Kruse,
 Miss Rhyta palmerini of this city. and Miss Reinetta Daigle of Mar ion have left to resume studies at Franklin Institute of Technology in Philadelphia, Miss palmerint was recently pledged to She Phi Mu Theta honorary society. ..... Miss Edna Grove and her niece, Miss Ruth Tourangeau of East Dover street have left to spend . week with Miss Groves brother, Francis Grove of Washington, D. c,
 Miss Carol Burke, daughter of MT, and Mrs. William F, Burke, of
 Newton terrace, will leave tomorrow to spend the summer in peterbor-
 ough, N, H., at'the Sargent summer camp,
 A daughter, LaRaine Marie, was
 born to Mir. and Mrs, George B, l Warner of Gilbert street on June
 9th at the Waterbury hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
PRIDE OF HAWTHORNE

The Pride of Hawthorne Lodge No. l70. Daughters of St. George, will not hold its regular meeting on July l. The next regular meeting will be held on July IS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30

MT. and Mrs. Charles MatuSavage, ot Vail street, and MT, and Mrs, John DaniSaVage, of Russell street, have left for A weeks motoring trip through the New England states, They will stop at Bar Harbor and Old Orchard Beach, Me,
 Anthony Kateiva, son of Mir, and Mrs, J. ShurkuS. of Alder street Is home on leave from Camp Blandang, Fla,
 MT, and Mrs, Walter StulginS&aS and their son, Edmund, of Bank street, are visiting in Chicago, III,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30
ST. PAUL,S

The offscial board of St. Pauls Methodist Church will hold Its reg iilaY meeting tomorrow evening, July 1, at 8 o'clock in the parsonage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30

Miss Leo Divino of Bennett ave- nue, Miss Alberta Yarmela of Vail street and Miss May GotlihowS&i of Union City are sailing today on the s, s, Shawnee for a cruise to Havana, Cuba, While there, they will be registered at the Seville Bilt-
 more,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30

Miss Mary Fowler of Union street has left to spend a vacation with Miss Marie Lukern of Auburn. N Y, Miss Lukern Is . former class mate of Miss Fowler at New Rochelle College,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-30

Miss Rhyta palmerini of this city and Miss Reinetta Daigle of Mar ion have left to resume studies at Franklin Institute of Technology in Philadelphia, Miss palmerint was recently pledged to the Phi Mu Theta honorary society. ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
COULD GET 1T BACK

IF Palmer was unopposed in the
Scavenger sale bidding he would
be able to get the property hack
for $500, payable in 10 yearly
instruments Of $3.50 a year.
The matter was brought to the
mayor yesterday by Bernard B.
Lasky, member Of the Parks and
Recreation Commission. who was
incenSed by the state land boards
treatment Of Detroit.
"They propose TO hand this
valuable property back to this
real estate man on silver plat
ter when he has not paid a dime
Of taxes on il for years and when
the city is urgently in need Of
park space particularly In this
section" Lasky safa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
WPAGroupGet
Food Stamps

An extension of the federal food
stamp plan whereby $1,000 WPA
workers in Wayne County will re-
-ceive surplus commodities valued
at more than S1,O00,OO0 annually
in addition 10 their regular food
budgets appeared assured today
following a meeting Of Mayor
IJeffries and WPA and food stamp
,officialS.
Families on direct relief have
been receiving the stamps for more
than a year and with them are
able TO purchase federal surplus
in grocery stores
throughout the city in addition to
regular grocery allowances.
In order for the Detroit WPA
workers TO receive the stamps the
city must set up an investigating
system 10 sec that the food pur-
chased with the stamps is not used
by other than WPA families. At
THE conference with representa-
Itives of the stamp plan Mayor JEFF
fries said he would be willing to do
this and instructed the welfare de-
partment create such an invesu-
eating system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
Obituary
Harry B. MiIette
Member Of Old French
Family Dies at So

Harry r Milettc. a member of
an old French family of Detroit,
is dead today after a long illness.
He was So years old.
Mr. Milettc installed the first
wireless stations on the ships of
the Detroit and Cleveland Naviga-
ton Company and constructed
wireless stations in Port Huron
and i'm Vancouver. y. G.
He was born in Detroit and at
tended Washington Normal School
lie was a member of the Old
Newsboys' Association and the De-
troit Lodge OF Elks. No "a
Mr. Milcttc is survived by two
sons. Harry b. Jr of Algonac and
Freeman OF Los Angeles. and a
daughter Marietta. OF Peoria. IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10

Advises Agriculture Dean
at State College

ANN ARBOR. Oct. Ernest
L. Anthony, dean Of agriculture at
Michigan State College, warned
city jewellers TO stay away from
the farm" in an address before
the Conservation Institute of the
University of Michigan.
Anthony said that persons who
retire from the city TO buy coun-
try places more often lose their
small investments, are unable to
pay their taxes, become relief
cases in a community already I'M
able to support its poor, and sacri-
flee hard work and ambition"
To preserve Michigan's marginal
land, Anthony recommended that
all such farms be removed from
agricultural production and be re-
dedicated TO recreational uses,
adding:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
.BdrIunn Hotel
Draws No Bids

The deadline for bids having
passed without a genuine bid being
received, Common Council today
was confronted with the problem
of whether the city should keep
trying to sell the Barlum Hotel or
whether it should adopt Mayor
JeffrieS' plan for converting the
structure into a municipal office
building.
Yesterday was the deadhne for
bids and none was received except
one joking bid of 500 from a local
attorney The hotel, in Cadillac
Square. was seized by the city for
delinquent taxes A year ago and
since has been operated under
lease
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
ADVISED TO ABIDE

Both WitherSpoon and Control
Ter Charles G. Oakman advised the
mayor 10 abide by the state land
boards desires.
The property which the city
wants was owned by Louis G.. Pal
mer, real estate operator. and was
acquired by the state through tax
foreclosure because Of an outstand-
ing tax debt of S37,8
The property was assessed AT
one time by the city For $50 000
The last assessment which the city
made on il was for $4,000 in 1899
Witherspoon informed the mayor
that the state land board had
advised the city officials not Ia
press their SGT 800 bid because in
their opinion it conflicted with
Palmer's rights 10 get the land
hack through the Scavenger sale
procedure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
ellis to Campaign
Judge Decides Small Primary Vote Does Not ProUe
Anything; VIII Outline Issues

The mayoral candidate finally
concluded that the light vote
Tuesday could not be regarded as
conclusive proof of the mayors
popularity. He then issued the
following statement:
There have been rumOrs that
i was to abandon my campaign,
which are absolutely not founded
on any fact. My campaign head
quarters at $40 Transportation
Building will remain open. My
supporters and myself will con-
tinue the campaign.
There are many issues which
was unable 10 discuss because
Of the fact the mayor was away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10

Judge. Joseph A. ellis today
mapped a vigorous campaign for
mayor. having abandoned an idea
that Mayor Edward j. Jeffries
cannot be defeated in the general
election November A.
Because the mayor ran two-to-
one over him in the primary
Tuesday, Judge ellis had been
debating whether an active drive
for votes would be worthwhile.
He asked many friends whether
il would not be wise to close his
political headquarters and make
no effort 10 round up support OF
his candidacy. Some approved the
idea; others advised against it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
Comes North to See

at Rochester, Mich. When this
preliminary training is completed
he Will then return TO Detroit for
instruction in handling and obey
ing the instructions of the dog in
the city's traffic.
Wilson came to Detroit by plane
and was greeted at the airport by
Harold Warman, an official of the
Leader Dog League, and Miss Rita
L'ESperance and Miss Rita Gross
of the General Motors Girls Club