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Evening star., 1941-02-17
Pianist TO Give Recital

Felicia Rybier, Polish pianist, will
give concert at the Washington
Club, Seventeenth and K streets
NV, next Monday at $50 pm.
Appearing with her, for his first
tin" on the concert platform. will
r -ood Gary, young radio and
niger.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Italian and German
Planes Attack Malta

ROME, Feb. II U0.-Combined
italian and German air raids on
the British Mediterranean island of
Malta Saturday night were reported
today by the Italian high command
which said the Germans shot down
three British Hurricanes and Ital-
ian flyers scored bomb hits on the
Mikabba Airport.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
King Alfonso Passes
'FoirIy Calm NIGHT
B, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROME, Feb. 17.-Former King
Alfonso XIII of Spain was reported
today to have passed "a fairly calm
night with signs of lessening gravity
Of some symptoms" following two
heart attacks last week.
His doctors said he slept several
hours. He is 54 years old.
The condition of the former Kings
73-year-old retainer, Marquis Emilio
Torres de Mendoza. who has pneu-
monia, was stated to be critical.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Houre Visits GibroItor

MADRID, Feb. II Op).-Sir Sam
uel Hoare, British Ambassador to
Spain, returned to Spanish territory
today after a visit to the British
stronghold at Gibraltar. The pur-
pose of the visit was not disclosed.
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Garh nf UhankH

THOMAS, GEORGE A. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks and appreciation
to our many friends, neighbors and mem
bers of the Department OF State, Passport
for their kindness, floral tributes and ex:
rressions of sympathy at the passing OF
my beloved son. GEORGE A. THOMAS.
Evening star., 1941-02-17

Denmark has placed restrictions
on the consumption of butter and
cream.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10
Automobile
Inspection
Bill Offered
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
in the Sir Waiter Hotel.
BY LYNN \ISRET.

hdlelgh, Feb. lO.-A certificate Of
5000 mechanical condition must &C
company every application for IL
0''Se tagS for automobiles, trucks
anu '%raIIerS, except newly %purchaa-
w NeNIcIeS, under terms Of a bill
uttered by Senator Tom OBerry OF
wayne and now before the State
Senate.
me Dill requires the director OF
"'sl"ay safety to "dcsignatc, license,
r"'.Sil instructions to, and super
,~, persons to operate inspection
oa(oh9 throughout the state. All
aN" stations except those operated
~ owns, cities or other govern
1el'aI agencies must post bond III
s sum of 81 900 for faithful per-
w'''dhce' The inspectors license
,uS De revoked upon five days no.
n inspection shall be thorough,
noIuoihg such matters as lights
sizing gear, brakes. tires, wind
nh'e'u wiper, horn, mirror. etc. but
rn, inspector can make no charge
for u c inspection. His only chance
w. compensation comes in another
t m which requires the opera
~ Vi the vehicle to have any defect
""'eolately corrected "either at the
NNontlnuac on Page FOur)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10
Drys Continue
I. To Wage Fight
paiiy Di>rAttli Luft@n'
IN the ~ 8 alter sto4tI.
~ HENRY ANER1IL.

Raleigh, FEB, ~ ere mas pee"
no introduction ye' OF 'h' 'iq"o' l"-
elcudum DILL ou' II "o"lo D. ''No,-
rec, to lay ulat Ihef' mas oeeil COM
plcte legislative cana on 'I' 'ie"h''-
lc question.
y a matter II i"cN inc df%' 'la(S
Boon Hagtng VA on " "'ue "a9oi O,S
'front.', principally through 'he n'eu-
mana OF I'tdI p'iI7 "'I'icu "
VINE and beer III certain speci''S
areas,
There have been plll7 Whtch even
went 50 far a. to incorporate cnu'ei''N
80 that the sale oil peet ana WINE
can be prohibited WI'hh a gwen
The Forsyth delegation TOOK a diI-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

Continued Oh paee Fou)
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
EIGHT 10 .lN1s.it

The dispatches aid ls..joI
fighting continued ,,rd tla) tire ,N-
tire Red army AND tD2 n.aplr oi
Moscow were ready TO" finish
i!eht.
"Tncre are no dr~pond"nt mon
among L., thc newspaper Pravda
said Moscow is duub!ins it,, de-
lenses aad bulICjilE tGrullcllIonS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Nazis Bog Down
I'm Moscow Drive

and mas established discipline at the
front and in 'he city. Our defense
leaders remain in MOSCOW which in
uiru umsina the heart of the
Savi;t m.a1 and the center for ac-
rumuiHi2r ol otu resources. The
bIttl1 lur Moscow is not ending
but bc@nnins. Hitter knows it..
He i: in a hurry He is afraid OF
winter. We Will bear that in mind,
h-lding him back and fighting for
every ward OF soil We will gain the
necessary time TO halt The advance,
make him shiypr and give him no
lC,t bar one the grave. This
must be and it shall be"
\ dispatch ol the official news
agency lass said German planes
had raidcd Moscow Wednesday and
yesterday and that though most
had been fought off, some broke
through and dropped explosive
b.mb, "A, random" Il was as
serted tnat though homes were hit
and there were some casualties. in
cluding fatal ones, no military
damag" was done.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
We'll Fish& On
Russians Declare

Of Moscow had actually been reach
ed Oct. IS. Wien Moscow was eyac-
Lated.
Lczorsky said that Moscow def
nhlel% remained the capital; that
removal OF the diplomatic corps and
part OF the government to KWby-
sheV was solely a sign OF Russian
determination 10 fight without.
comprise to victory.
1t stands for War to the end by
government and people" he said.
Nothing can SHAKE Us. The main
German objectlYes Will never be
realized We are resolved to fight
until tha Iasf German is thrown
trom Russian territory TemporaI"
German succs sseS Mean nothing.
We do not To- oue moment doubt
our final lIetofs
The Germans VII. soon be con-
vIEced that Var reserves are fa1
from cA"aUstea, L9loySky said. We
can resist for several years longer
and it remains @ be seen how
much lonser tie Germans can stand
the war
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Gcrn1cns Confess
Adv0nce G IS Slow

BERLIN. Oet. "A. up - Na2i
quarters sad TO-DAY Una GtruW
almcs. aithou II h;uupWCd Dy ram
and snoWStOrnIa, were advancing
slowly III them occupation Of TN.
Donets b@ain but even official re-
ports on In" batl, for MWcuW
We're reserved.
The hlpn command aid lh~ "in
the east. Of eu-iV1 ;ud purU"
operation are couuuu!ua urthrr'
and reliable GraAan hGIitI:N sOu.t-
Is saia tht deept- p'uc'",rn TO-
wards Aiusco% Nus NJ tur mlju-
West along the KaulI h.ahNaE.
Yesterdays ccmuuHqGr >ud Ger
MN spoa9Laat- N.." >T'. lnllc
nom the Red cap,tM al rAH, ant
MOSCOW BI7I1E3
IHe hi2h c1mmmo %aiI hat the
German IL Iar.t ,rojJ q tNpi"~-
I'VE and nceldia"H B0lIb on Mo-
COW hast nttht m't .dd"d ;Hat
German Planes Soak q i 900 tou
Russian ship an t," "'n'9.
Competent sources .,ud .hul Nui!l
muG aid sasn uamN- L til" Ger
man southern AIM . TIE Kr'Slan
wcra tall.na b.,H .c@u.ly bcAInc
the Drrf5 ril%r.
The Gelaan. -cr"H.d tine Rus
>Ians We're bloWiua UP aIl big IN
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24

dustrial plaats a tilcY retreated
AT some points. reports said Rus
ian yards had entrenched them
selves to eain time for carrying out
the Russian %. .coWhed earth" pol
Cy.
REUS FIGnIINt. HARD
Thp Russians were reported light
i'm Hagd to give them time to carry
tat thc destruction of especially
lYrec industrial works. The Red
um} resiStance ON the approaches
to ,hr Donc;s BASIN was described
"a. "Ob5tmatC" and stubborn
A German propaganda company
reporter aa.d IL a dispatch from
lhr front hat the city OF Khar-
Nov. 4o5 air line miles south Of
No COW, nd been the objective Of
some of the heaviest ali bombing
ct the pn,I.o Russian campaign.
Ino reporter said the German all
force had tirned parts of the city
winch normally mas population OF
Lt3 00G--into q seq OF flames.
While the Germans indicated that
ON the Kalu2a highway their spear
h,aCS were 81 miles from Mos
COW, II was indicated that west Of
the rt,E the Germans were so
miles away while TO the north they
ere 10 miles away.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Free French Army
Invades Colony

VJCIY. OF. "a. tUP) Free
F;ru"h forces lo5al to Gen. Charles
tic Gaullc have invaded the French
east African colony OF Somaliland,
,hc NicI.y government was informed
officially today.
The Governor of French Somali-
land reported from Djibouti that
two free French light columns,
comprising 300 men, yesterday at
tackled the colony across the west
frontier and occupied Dafenaito 20
miles northwest Of Taiura. Tajura
is across the narrow gulf of Ia
iura from Djibouti capital of the
colony.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Cabinet Asks for
Japan Parliament
Sessions on War
Bv ROBERT BFILAIRE

TOKYO, Oct. "a. CUP)-The new
cabinet decided today to ask EN-
pCror Hirohito to call a special,
five-d day session Of parliament, be-
ginning Nov. IS, and observers be-
lieved the purpose was to obtain
approval of additional large mill
tarE appropriations.
1t was 4 tOregOne conclusion that
the emperor would conVoke the seo-
sion.
The information board said the
session was requested Ito obtain
approval of additional budget plans
and legislative bills urgent to meet
the current situation and, at th4
same time, to express the firm deter
mination OF the present cabinet re
garding the prosecution of national
policies, ard further, have the ma
ton understand it
4. S. RELATIONS STRAINED
Because of frequent government
and press charges that the United
States was leading an American
British ChineSe-Dutch encirclement
VI OiIJuIl, IL NdN COIlSl(itIti lJOSSlDlt
that diet members would take ad-
vantage of the session to press the
government to publish former Pre-
mier Fumimaro Konoyes MESSAGE
to. President Roosevelt, the progress
OF present negotiations with Wasl:-
ingtOn, and the attitude of tn
cabinet of new Premier Hideki Toje
toward the United States.
On the other hand. it was said.
such questions might not be brought
up, lest the pressure be Incompatible
with the allegedly unprecedented
situation confronting Japan.
BILLS LIMITED
The information board said budget
bills would be limited to one callina
for additional military expenditures
and another for expenditures IN
connection with temporary measures
to increase rice production, whila
legislative bills would be limited
to one for increased taxation to alb
sorb the peoples purchasing power
and second regarding rice pro-
duCtiOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24

USE THE
POST-PRESS CLASSIFIEDS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Odessa Explosion
Kills Rumanians.

ROME. Cet. 24 u. The news
Eap"r Pop,lo ID Roma reported
from Bucuare.t today thai a mum
Deg OF lIeu Rumamun afIlcer5 ant
other persons we're E,Iled Wnen 4
land mine exploded in an import
ant public buildina III odessa. re-
Gently occupied b. Rumaniar
troop. All persons in the building
were buried in debris It vas feareo
tIa' Gen. Glogopeanu. RumaniaE
military commander at Odessa. VA
among those killed
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Petain Plea Wins
Stay Of Execution
For 100 Hostages

VICHY, France, Oct. "a. (UPl-
A communiuuc said today that a
plea by Marshal Henri Philippe Pc
tain had won Il pOStponement Dl
the deadline for execution OF 100
French hostages seized by Germah
occupation authorities, but Berlin
dispatches said so others had been
put to death in rCprlSaI Tor tn"
assassination of a Na2i major al
Bordeaux.
The execution of 80 in fCtalia-
ton for the Bordeaux ASSASSINATION
was not confirmed by Vichy official
sources. In Berlin, Na2i authorized
quarters, after telephone COmmunl-
cation with Paris, said the ordn:
had been carried out, raising 10 l9D
the total Ct executions so far re-
sulting from the Staying OF oCcupa-
ton officers at Nantes and Bor-
deauX.
Four hostage groups of 80 eaca
have been involved III the tNo IL
cidentS.
The first group of so drawn froI
scattered parts OF occupied Franc
was put 10 death earlier this "ech
in retaliation tor lhc Nantes aSsaS j.
nation Of Lieut. COZ. Karl Fried
rich Holt.
The second group OF so, according
to Berlin, was puu TO death toda,
for the Bordeaux assassination.
Two other groups OF so each,
however, were still held, one toi
each killings. and were schedules
to be shot if the assassns were
rot captured. These scheduled exc
cutiCnS nave now been postponed
until next week on VIchy5 plr2.
the c0mmuniQue said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
By HENRY SHAPIRO

KUIBYSHEV, Russia, Oct. "a.
tUPl-Chief War Spokesman S. A,
Lozoysky, announcing a new shake
up in the high command aSaorte.
today that the Germans had los.
hundreds of thousands Of men IL
their attack on MOSCOW while Rus
sia was organizing great new armiC.
to be prepared to fight for yeaHa
to certain victory.
LoZovsky announced that Ma
shals Klementi VOroshiloV and SEM
yon Budenny, commanding the Len
ingrad fronts, had been relieved OF
their commands and that MarShoi
Semyon TlmoshenkO, formerly Oh
the central front, mad taken over
Budenny's command.
Lszovsky said TimoShcnkO Wa
shifted for internal military reaa-
onS.H
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
BY EDWARD W. HEATTIh. Jr.


LONDON, Oct - UP Russian
dispatches asserted -laN hat Ger.
msnr had los' "G0G2J 1853 III tNr
tirst y DIS Of J. Mo.ro" n'.oA>!.r
enc. boaaed tlt-r. h>d '@g''d d
-i2antie offensive 1e,.u Ep,'oV, a.
the mouth of the l. IA .lyc., aIu
lie entire D2net> river Industrial!
basin.
MOSCOW disclosed tina, NalSnal
NJ smyon Timoshcnko. mil rcrcut-
~ in command OF the central front
had been sent to the S0Uth to re-
place Marshul S2mron Budcnu.
and stop the Gcrna, dINC on RDs-
toy.
a neutral observer I@ir expressed
belle that TmOshrnk0 SHIFT To-
the south meant the Russian conf
mand believed tn" central Nnd uJr-
thern fronts were about to frrclg
70 far as big scale operations, were
concerned auG ;hat rtcrv r>.ouron
must T. mcb'}i2od 10 me" u great
German attack N I've sN'h ju,iy IL
lhc Wintcr.
As the Moscow offensive en-
tered its 23ld day t1d"... thr Ger
mans started a new ATTACK IN tn.
Mc2h2isk Yaros!avrte arca Wc,t
and south OF the capital. Il VA.
asserted thai 20 lar "l! ur4' ~ .uu
been rcpulAad
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
HEROES SHIFTED

He disclosed that VOrOSlilOE and
Budenny. two heroes of the early
days of the Soviet, were organizing
new armies.
In one Of the firmcSt Russian
statements of the entire war he
said Adolf Hitler had failed OF mis-
main ObjectiVes, that he would never
Get them, that Russia was supreme
ly confident of victory and THAT if
this WAS not the last great German
offensive 1t was one of the last
LoZoYSky asserted that the Ger
mans had been thrown back in
several sectors of the Leningrad
front, that they had now conccn-
trated their main strength on the
Moscow front
MOSCOW DRIVE CHECKED
He asserted thai the greatest
German drive or Moscow, from the
west and southwest III tine KOzhalsl;
MalCyaroslGvetS areas. had been
definitely checked: that to the north
the Russians held half of Galinin.
100 miles from Moscow, and that
at no point were the Germans less
than 80 miles from the capita.
Main fighting was now conferred
at Kalinin, he said. Press dispatches
indicated that the crisis to the west
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
u. 5. Arrdiigns
Stunt Filler

J. Harold Arnold, As. stunt filler
of Washington, d. c., arrested here
by FBI agents on a charge of i'm
personating a federal officer, was
TO be arraigned today before
United States Commissioner J.
Stanley Hurd.
John s. BugaS, head of the De-
troit field branch OF FBI, said the
charge carries maximum penalty
of three years in prison, $1,000
fine or both. Arnold, he said, posed
both as a member of the Civilian
Aeronautical Authority and the
war department.
Arnold explained he did it 10
secure reduced rates at Detroit
hotels. He told FBI agents that
since his honorable discharge from
the AEF he had been a movie stunt
flier, founder of a flying circus,
government engineer with the
ICAA and president of a public
utility company
He said during his Hollywood
career he appeared in Lilac
Time" and Wings" as a stunt
flier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
.Haifd Institute
Envoy 10 Speak

Or. Rudolph Samuel representa-
tive of the Hebrew Institute of
Technology, in Haifa, Palestine,
will speak tonight in Jewish Com
munity Center, Woodward and
Holbrook avenues, at a dinner
sponsored by the American Society
for the Hebrew Institute OF Tech
nology.
Harvey II. Goldman, chairman
of the newly-formed Detroit chap
ter. made public letter from
Prof. Albert EinStein urging sup
port for the Haifa Institute, and
stating:
"This key position must he
preserved at all costs In order
10 prevent the destruction OF
the chronological and industrial
tradition of the Jews OF Pal
eStine."
Other officers Of the Detroit
chapter include Fred M. Butzel,
honorary chairman; Prof. Peter
Altman. wee chairman; Benjamin
WIKI. treasurer; and Karl b. Sc
gall and Leon Kay, secretaries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Pullman RobbeI
Given ; Years

Harry Brann, 10. of 1S West
Grand avenue. Highland Park,
started a three-year federal prison
term today for stealing from sleep
ing passengers on the Michigan
Central Railroad. Brann was
charged with theft in interstate
commerce and pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge Edward j. Monet
Brann told the court that on
April IL he Sneaked aboard a
Pullman car at the Michigan Cen
trail Depot bound for Chicago and
hid until all were asleep.
Then he stole a wallet contain
ing $50 and a $40 money order
The cashing OF this postal order
resulted in his arrest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
2 Navy
Filters Die
I'm Trainer

MIAMI. Fla. July 1.-Two
naval fliers from the Opalocka
navy base were killed when their
training plane crashed into a sand
excavation four miles from Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.
Commander Robert Pierre said
the men killed were Frank ID.
Mears. %. OF Pocomoke City Md.
and Walter NJ. Ledford, 20, OF
Grimsley, Tenn.
Witnesses said The plane crashed
into a building excavation, sug-
costing that the pilot might have
been practicing dive-bombing and
using the white sand hole as a
target.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

were sent from Fort Custer:
Don't believe anything civil
ians tell you about life In the
army. It's really swell. IL may
be tough for the first month
while making the transition
from civilian freedom to army
routine, hut after that It's great.
1.-THE morale of the men at
our post Is the highest IL could
possibly be. And our command
ing officer, Col. James Cunning
ham, il a swell gent. He sees
that we get the best of IL.
1.-THE civilians out In the
Northwest are swell to u.s.. A
soldier Is king there and the
town il ours, wherever we go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

nue., and gave up a proffered 5000
a-week contract TO appear in a
radio serial at the time of his in
duction. Since then he has used his
dramatic talents 10 entertain the
boys at camp-when not busy
learning the five points of 12-inch
coast protection guns.
Currently in Detroit on a 15-day
furlough. Kalish had this TO say
about army life at Fort Worden,
where he and 100 other selectees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

For the "Tnside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

Ideal TOR every sort Of
sport or for louneing.
Made Of fine combed cot.
ton. Choice Of fast colors:
White, blue. canary, lug
gage, beige and green.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
|Drdftee Explains
|Deferment Plea
To President

Jack Myers, 32-year-old metal
polisher, who was the first De-
troit selectee to appeal to Presi-
dent Roosevelt for deferment, to-
day stated his reasons for asking
exemption from the draft.
Myers said he was forced to ap-
peal his draft boards Ia classi.
fication because his parents have
been dependent on him for sup
port since Dec. %. 1910. when his
father lost his job because Of i'll
ness.
Since that time up until the
present date Myers said that he
has contributed upward of $20C
toward their support as we'll as
paying a hospital bill incurred by
his father. The parents live in
Lima, O.
Although the QUESTIONABLE
which he filled out in February
shows that in the II months pre-
vious TO that time he had only
contributed $40 to his parents
Myers stated that this sum actu-
ally was for the two-month period
from December 2S until he re-
ceived his QUESTIONABLE.
Myers appeal is pending. II was
filed June 9 by Charles c. Lock
wood, appeal agent for Board "a
For the 'Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Iocsa Cot..,x... a.. tha uvx,.au
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

These smart ensembles are
vat-dyed, washable and san
forized. Parkway poplin. In
or-outer French front shirts,
snappy pleated trousers. Rich
blue, tan or green. Take home
several!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Gives DrafteeS Tip
Keep Eyes and Ears Open, Mouth Shut Advises
Detroiter, Who Says Army Is Swell Place

, prospectiye draftee,were sent from Fort Custer:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Draft Dodge3r
'Heeds Mother
And Gives Up

Alphonse La Montague. 81. Of
Oxford, Mass, today followed the
advice of his mother and SUR
rendered on charges of violating
the Selective Service Act by Civ
ing false information.
Arraisned before J. Stanley
Hurd. federal commissioner. La
Montague pleaded guilty and was
ordered held in bail of $500 for
grand jury action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

If you're a prospective draftee
and want to know how TO get
ahead in the army, here's a word
OF advice:
keep your eyes and ears
open and your mouth shut"
IL comes from Sgt. Charles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
ONE DIES IN ARMY PLANE

MONTGOMERY. Ala, July l.
GNS) An army board of inquiry
today was investigating the crash
of a Gunter Field training plane
in which Second Lieut. NJ. A. Nc
Cracker, "a, OF Manila Ia, was
killed. Cadet Walter w. Griffin,
%, of Rutland, VT, paraehuted TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Boys and Girls
Compete for
Driving Titles

Twelve boys and - girls were
competing today IN a series Of in
trcate driving tests az the Ford
Airport in the state finals Of the
Ford Good Drivers League contest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

70 select the champion boy and
girl driver of Michigan.
The tests began al 3 a. m. and
are being Judged by Inspector
Fred W. JuerGcnS, director OF
traffic safety for the Detroit Po-
lice Department: Lee C.. Richard
son. director Of the Michigan
State Motor Vehicle Division; Al
bert Malo Michigan State High
way Department. and Harold G..
ledger. director of safety cduca-
Ition az FordSon High School.
BANQUET FOLLOWS CONTEST
The contest will be followed by
a banquet this evening az Dear
born Inn at which the winners
will be announced and awards
presented
Eight boy and eight girl final
lists are from the Detroit area.
They are
Joan Selmicr. 44l7 Vancouver
avenue; Betty Penney 1916 va
cana; Sarah Robertson, 2267f
Karl; Patricia Craig. 29SS ColllnG-
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Birmingham. John F. SamuelSon
Childrens Hospital. Pennington,
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Dearborn.