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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Pres-
ident and Mrs. Roosevelt brought
another member Of the British
royal house-the Duke of Kent
back 10 Washington this morning.
but the national capital got Only
a fleeting glimpse Of the youngest
brother OF King George VI
Concluding their weekend visit
AZ The Roosevelt family home in
Hyde Park, the Chief Executive
bade q nomontary farewell tOthe
duke az Union Station.
While the President motored ~
the While House 10 confer WIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Drive Winners
Named Tonight

The 9S boys and girls in the
Ford Good Drivers League finals
here completed their tests this
noon and awaited the Judges de-
clSion on the two winners Of the
s. 600 scholarships
There are S25 800 in prizes to be
awarded at the banquet tonight
nv the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
The tests were 10 have been
completed by Saturday night but
't41c traffic congestion brought
about by the DSR strike last week
slowed up the downtown driving
trials so As 10 throw them over
until this morning.
William B Stout will act as
POSTMASTER tonight, with EdSel
3. Ford. sponsor Of the contest,
making the awards Alice Marble.
womenS tennis champion. and
Wilbur Shaw. Indianapolis race
champion, Will be the principal
speakers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
White House Guest
Duke of Kent to Inspect Naval Air Station, Then
Spend Night With RooseUelts

congressional leaders on the status
of national defense legislation,
Kent was hustled off 10 the Ana
Costa naval air station 10 be flown
to Norfolk. Va where ne Will
spend most Of the day inspecting
the Nays ship repair facilities,
Late this afternoon, the duke
will return to Washington for a
White House dinner and an over
night stay Tomorrow, he viii
make his adieu 10 the President
and Mrs. Roosevelt and head for
Baltimore 10 look over the Glenr
l. Martin aviation plant, now
working AZ capacity 10 turn out
heavy bomberS for Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
; 0usted Locals
Cease 10 Exist
In Teachers Unit
DR.. Counts Declares
Issue Closed as Far
AS Federation
Is Concerned

The three radical ioeaIs-two
from New York and one from
Philadelphia - ousted from the
American Federation of Teachers
(AFL) by a referendum vote,
have ceased 10 exist as far as
the federation is concerned, DR..
George S. Counts. of Columbia
University explained as the fed
GRAFTON continued It's twenty-fifth
annual convention at the Hotel
Statlet today.
1.-THE existence Of these locals
IL a closed issue a. far as the
federation is concerned" Doctor
Counts said
Three other locals have been
chartered i'm their place and the
officers of the new locals Will
see to Ii that the new OrganlZa-
tious are not undermined by
radical agitation or Fifth
Column activities"
STRONG STAND EXPECTED
A strong pronouncement against
communist, facism and naziism IS
Expected when the resolutions
committee presents its report this
|eVening or tomorrow.
II also is expected that the fed
leration's constitution will be
strengthened so that any attempts
of radical element 10 obtain CON-
troll of the body will be stopped.
Sympathizers with the left wing
locals. however. were busy today
at the door Of the convention room
making an appeal 70 the accredited
delegates for United American
Federation of Teachers"
Nomination of. officers. was the
principal business Of the day with
a strong anti-Communist slate re-
Iceiving general support.
CONSUL SPEAKS
! No serious effort is anticipated
TO unSeat the president Of the fed
Grafton, DR.. George s. Counts.
IPh.D.. LID. professor of educa-
ton in Teachers College, Column
bia University
The Hon. Cyril Cane. British
Consul in Detroit, brought to the
assembly message from the
president of the National Union
iof Teachers in Great Britain.
Cane said that despite the fact
They lived in a "beleaguered is
land all their fundamental aims
and machinery by which they
hoped 10 achieve them remain
practically unimpaired despite the
impact of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Special Court Makes
Draftee Lawyer

BAD AXE. Aug o5.- Neil r.
NacCallum who viii be indicted
INTO the army tomorrow. was ad-
mittcd 10 The bar az a special
session Of Huron County Circuit
Court. Judge Xcnophon A. Boom
how ordered the special session 10
accommodate ~NlacCallum. who re-
Gently passed his har examinations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Jump Over Railing
Costs Dancer Life
International New, Photo
Tmes stan Correspondent

GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. 25.-A
peculiar accident today had cost
the life of George Lampman, %,
RID 4. Battle Creek.
Leaving the dance floor with his
wife al Campau Lake Pavilion
near here, Lampman jumped over
d railing. slipped and felt across a
table He broke a glass which
pierced an artery and ne died from
loss of blood before he could be
taken to a hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
ciqaret Fire Kills Woman

A fire started by Cigaret she
was smoking took the life early
today OF Mrs Lillian LoZan. so,
in her home at 2207 Eighth street,
police reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
GOES INTO DITCH

Eleanor Church o. Of Ecldnc.
was killed when an auto in which
she was riding went into q ditch
on a dead-end road near Grand
Rapids
Robert Combs 81 Of 1850 Mon
terev avenue. Highland Park died
in Monroe Hospital of injuries
suffered when hI, car Int q tree
Herbcr, Upton Of Mancclona
died Of injuries received when an
auto in w1ich hc Va> q passenger
hit utility pole near Bcl'alre.
Donald \ Cummings. - oi
1858 CollngWood avenue, died VI
BEDFORD Receiving Hospital this
morning of injuIe, suffered En-
dav when his car overturned ano
burned AT Eight-Milc an Il Ran
dolph roads. near Worthwhile Cum
mings had lived in Detroit only
a week. coming from Pueblo, Colo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Woman's Death Probed

Homicide detectives today were
investigating the death OF Miss
Edna Ruth. 10. an office worker,
in her hotel room at 1920 West
LAFAYETTE avenue. Miss Ruth APP
parently died from drinking a
mixture Of soft drink and am
monia water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

All Of the victims were killed
outrigh, except Hanna and Miss
Emo. who died IN Alpena General
Hospital Both cars were de-
moiShcd
State Trooper Bortil Froborg
of Alpcna SAID that the l.rStad car
~ ,,-r7tffre, --fr-trrtfe--irr-t'7
was attempting 10 pass a car on
Tho crest OF a hill and collided
headon with tho Gallagher car.
Gallagher was On route 70 OS-
coda and tho others wore going
from Detroit 20 Hubbard Lake
and Spruce
ErStad. Larson FnCsr an d
Hanna were originally from The
Hubbard Lake area and lived to-
EcthcT-Tn Detroit SIUCE COMING
here last April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
CAR HITS TREE

Charles ! FeIle - OF 1916
Altadcna avenue EoNal oak was
fatally injured at Pontiac when
his car truck a tree after he lost
control Of d.
A collision between his motor
sycle and an auto resulted IN The
death of Leo y ponnelly ia. OF
Houchton Lake near GlatWln.
Al Grand Rapids Orylllo Hud-
son. ~. a pedestrian was killed
when struck by an auto driven b|
Robert Gregory -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
TOLL HERE NOW liz


EH,Iad was attempting too pass
drove on without stopping alter
tho accident
Mrs. RUBY Grant 81 of 19li6
-
m NJ. Carmel Mercy Hospital 81
INJURIES suffered IN n crash
"Wednesday IN which her husband
Reginald. ~, suffered u UTuKCU
hip
\ car driven hy Grant, police
said failed 10 stop FOR Coolidge
highway on Nassar drive and col
Hdcd with one driven 10y Morley
Galbraith. ~ al Berkeley Grant
was tckctcd FOR reckless driving
Struck by an auto as he crossed
tho street near hiS homo Duncan
KInE. 81 ar -3Zz NirtGTuT aNcnuc
died in Receiving Hospital His
death RS sod the years traffic toll
IN Detroit 10 ~ aS against l@l
AZ the same tin}e last year
One-year-o,d Richard Lee GeroW
Of Route - Coleman was fatally
injured on US-lO when tho coaster
wagon IN which he was riding was
struck by car driven oy Jack
Terry 50. Of Coleman
Richard and hi, brother Stew
art 4 were being pulled by their
father LLOYD 81. and their mother.
Iva. ~ The bBp'hCr and parents
,Vcrn CRITICALLY injured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
KILLED OUTRIGHT

FLOYD GALLAGHER, y, Of
OScoda.- alone IN the second car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
IL Killed by Cars
Over Weekend,
I in One Crash
S Detroiters Die
in Head-on Collision
at Harrisville;
Toll Here Hits III

Sixteen persons lost their lives
in weekend traffic accidents in
the state. seven of them, all under
%. in a two-car collision near
HarriSvillc, Altoona County.
Five of the HarriSVllle victims
were Detroit residents.
II was the worst auto accident
in the history Of Altoona County
The dead are:
MELVIN ERSTAD. 20. Of
1868 CaSs avenue. Detroit.
Cadillac worker and driver of
one car.
LLOYD LARSON. 10, Of 1863
CaSs avenue, cousin OF ErStad.
auto worker
ARTHUR ENGER, 1S. 1868
CaSS avenue, grocery clerk.
ARTHUR HANNA, 70. Of
1868 CaSs avenue, factory
worker.
MISS JERTLYTN WILSON,
10. OF 926 Reed place. Detroit
MISS JEAN EMO, 10, Hub
hand Lake ---------------------
FLOYD GALLAGHER, p, Of
OSCoda.- alone IN the second car.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-04
WIDELY DISCUSSED
PLAY AT MARYLAND
Famous Picture to be
Shown Here For the
Entire Week

Ever since goth Century-Fox an
nOunced that it had purchased ITO
bacco Road" the most discussed
play of our time, the question has
been pondered - how would it be
brought to the screen? Who
would play the difficult character
roles such as Jeeter Lester, Sister
Bessie and the rest?
When Production Chief Daryl
F. Zanuck started the production
wheels turning on the perturbation
of the sensational precedent-shat-
tering play, studio doors were bar
red to visitors and even the work
ing press.
But trade secrets have a way of
leaking out and word has sifted
through, the gist of it being-great
as the play was, the screen version
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-04

is even greater! Local moviegoers
will have their opportunity to de-
eide when Tobacco Road" starts
its engagement on Monday at the
Maryland Theatre.
Considered the most valuable
screen property of all time, ITO
bacco Road" carried with it tremen
dous production difficulties and re-
sponsibilities.
To veteran actor Charley Grape
win went the top role of Jeeter
Lester. Marjorie Rambeau is cast
as Sister Bessie, the colorful hymn
singing evangelist, while Gene
Tierney plays Ellie May and young
William Tracy was cast as Dude
Lester.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-04
CROSSING FATALITIES
SHOWING A SLIGHT DROP

Fatalities resulting from highway
railroad grade crossing accidents
in January, 1941, totaled 1876 COM
pared with 1877 fatalities in the cor
responding month of 1910 the Blu
reau of Statistics of the Interstate
c. mmerce Commission reports. In
January this year 4S4 persons were
injured in such accidents, a de-
crease of SO compared with the
same period in 1910.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-04
ROTARY PRESIDENT

John A. Walker was elected
President of the Greencastle Ro-
tary Club.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-04

When the wolf comes in at the
door many a man hides behind his
wife's skirts!
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-04

ADVERTISE IN THE GLOBE
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15
Newly y=Married Couple
 Horror Guests at Dinner

Mir. and Mrs Ray Dell enter tained in honor of MT. and Mrs. E. K. Lindsey with a dinner Tues day evening Besides the honor guests present were Mir. and Mrs. Robert Brooks, Isabel Billings, Barbara Poulton, Mrs Evelyn Love and Mir Charles Rush.
 After dinner a score of friends of the newly-married couple dropped in to wish them happl ess. Refreshments were served. :
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15
WEDDINGS TesdaIe-RiChardSOn

Monday evening Kay Tesdale anne the bride of Len Richard l, part owner of the Kodiak ga .e. The ceremony was held at Baptist church, with Rev gory Morony officiating. few relatives and friends were only ones present. After the wedding a reception 5 held at their apartment. 1T Fielder building. Mrs. Rich
 son will continue her work a d nurse at the Griffin Mem, Il hosE Eital.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15
Dinner Marks Birthdays

MT. and Mrs. Verne St. Louis had as dinner guests Sunday MT and Mrs. Arthur Medllen. The dinner honored the birthdays of Mir. Medalen and MT. St. Louis, which were Sunday and We'd nesday, respectively.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15
Review Features
 Social Held At Church

inc Ladies of the Baptist Inch enjoyed a social evening. !. Gregory Morony gave an
 resting review of the famous Etbodist leader E. Stanley Ies' latest book, "Is the King
 h of God Realism?".
 rbe review was followed by a .sI hour with refreshments red.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15
Peterson -Berggren

Miss Juliet Pederson and MT. Berggren were united in mar ge by Reverend Morony Nov Der 10 at the Baptist parson 3. The bride comes to Kodiak
 m Branbrdge, Oregon Witnesses were Mir c s. Miles d Mir. K. J. Peters. Thecouple will liveat the naval station where Berggren is em- ,yed.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15

The army reports success with tomato bread. Tomato juice or canned tomatos are employed in the mix in place of milk. The bread has high vitamin content, and is said to be delicious and very colorful.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15
THREE.DAY BUNS Contributed by Mrs. s. D. Austerman, Kodiak

Soak 1 dried yeast cake at noon in 1-4th cup water.
 Next morning add
 ? cups cold water
 l cup sugar
 12 cup shortening
 Pinch of salt
 Cardamon seed to taste
 Make into sponge aad let set until noon. Work down and leave until evening Mold into buns and place 8 inches apart in the pan' Let stand overnight and bake a. bout 20 minutes in the morning. we welcome any recipes contrl- buted for publication which Will prove of interest to our readers We especially seek recipes adapt ed to local conditions.)
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15
lon VoyaaSe Party Given

Mrs. Chris Jensen was supris- at her home "Wednesday even , by a group of friends who Vs a Bon Voyage party
 her honor. She and Mir. sen are leaving Kodiak n to make their home in yard. Mrs Jensen was given Indian basket by the group lch included Mesdames Berry, rmer, Frame, F. Smith, Med. D, Austermann, and Olson.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15

Mrs Cora Hoffelder, Colorado Mgs Colorado, is a guest of
 son and daughter-in-law, MT Mrs c. R. Heatherly, Busk- file
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST Electric Razor, good as new. Initia s W. J. engraved
 No questionsasked and reward offered for return to Bert's Drug Store. 11-15c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Real Estate Wanted

IBUYERs-Any East SIDE property: cash
tsfms- Burd. ivanhoe 33i0
CAsH FOR COTTAGES, Flats. store.
west side. Charles W. Simon. 1855
Michigan. Lafayette 07oo
CASH FOR EQUITIES; VIII trade, Duiid
Home Associates. s5+4 Cd. Riv. TY. e-3i51
FLATS or SINGLES. any section: colored
clientele with cash waiting RAGLYN
F1tfroy 1870.
coLORED buyers waiting. List your prop
erty with Cannon Brothers. Quick sale
1880 sherman. Fitzroy oli0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

BEAUTIFUL 4-cedroom; 372-n. river
frontage Murphy" 800 sherman Buld
Ing Flint 7.7327.
BEST LOCATION on the beach. one store
with groceries. nshins tackle. ice cream.
pop. meats; 4 cottages. not cabins. but
cottages, ~ boats 10 rent also cupboard
motors home we live In. large wee house.
all nlled with good Ice. ali cottages fur
nj shed and home Jeff furnished n desired
kiddie ride for sale. also. Write Harry
Collins, X. ". ID. No. .. Coidwater Lake.
~ -------------
FOR SALE or rent-LarEe log lodge. suit
able for club. HeAulator. fireplace
South Branch, Michigan. Owner. L-afsyetts
lOi5I.
HURON RIVER frontage log cabin
completely furnished. All eonvenenceH
large lot. bargain for quick sale Cadil'
lac a035.
LAKE MICHIGAN tGrand Haven, Musks.
gon); cottages. adjacent. lo0-foot
frontage. Box B-e336. Times
LOG CABIN with one acre woods, CHIEF
LAKE, Manistee County. Also lots.
Niagara o35s.
plot at well known. built
up vacation community st Lake Huron
bathing. boating, fishinG, clubhouse. Sac
rifice for ti75 easy terms. Write Box
No. e0s7. Detroit Times.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate iistings
In the big sunday Times Want Ad
lsstcton!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
THEY LAST

Thh VII make your pocketbook ny open.
Lots with sewer. water. gas. sidewalk.
transportation, parks and schools, A. low as
S72.50 TOTAL PRICE
See them. Buy them Come to my model
home corner Auburn and schooleraft, and
pick them out
n =. TAYLOR We. $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Board and Room

ALGONQUIN. eSo-Hssr Jefferson. Hudson.
Continental. new management: home en-
vironment.
East GRAND BOULEVARD tMscEl--
Home privileges. excellent meals. com
Portable room: reasonable. Plaza t42s.
GRAND RIVER-JOY -MARTINDALE South.
518-sinele bedroom i-esesl1snt- meals
transportation. Gentleman.
HoLhUR. 1920 10y Road Grand Riverl -
Private home, single. double reasonable.
Tyler s-i54s.
MANOR, iis71 (P1ymouth rosd)-comfort-
able room one.tvo gentlemen: transpor-
tstion. Dawson ss25.
MILITARY, 1909 (Fort Baker ear
Gentleman; twin beds good meals privi-
ksss. Teiepbone
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate Bs. aEs
IN the bie su"f'y Times Want Al
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

APPOLiNE. 1907 TenksiD - Private
large. well furnished. twin bed. Hogarti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
DETROIT EVENING TINES (PHONE CHERRY $500
|<AhM REAL ESTATE CORNER <A4nN
S1ke79A FOR RENT FOR SALE 1e1@1A

Suburban Rsei Esfess for Sole
REsTRicrED nomesitss ~ surprisingly
low prices. TaGrsy. Birmingham $40:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

miscellaneous for Sale


A ALL WHITE 1sN TABLE TOP
Gas range. $3.50. sngnuy used, terms.
LEES
1881 GRATIoT Ils W. McEiCHoIS RID
NEAR cHENE BET JOHN k-WOODW'D
OPEN SUN. fi-6 OPEN EWES Pm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

RUGS-Clearanes sale. ex12. used. IS.
RUG AND PAD-sxI7 sizes. s4s.5O value.
Hurry, just q few left: both for S1s .s5.
Warrington. 1898 Gratiot- Open evenings.
SELLING my collection, bronze and mar
bic statues and pedestals. etc. f3sa2
Manor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Apartments for Rent
Unfurnishsd
Apartments for Rent
Furnished

PORTER l37t-Downtovn! Two rooms: IS
week. everything inc; well servieed
sEWARb, 173+-Thres rooms. everything
included new stoves; excellent trans
portatiou, Ss5
SHELLEY, i7s-Nr. PARK ave: attractive
and 8 rooms reasonsbk.
CoLoRED-H Harper 232 tJohn r.. Com
fortab,y furnished two-roor apartment.
Ten pie I-p64s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-16

angefontnten, beftellte er einen Gin
fpanner - uno fabr cine Biertel.
|ftrnoe oaranf ii6er Die Bafierbriide
Dem 2anoe 5it - ipo WDrtben grit
men nno bodmipfelise 3pprefen ra'
gen. ~. ~. II. -~-~~.~~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-16
IT,.

u@ertrlte, es iit beute 70 frabe i'm
3intner' fliilterte 9anai, bic int
iueihsepolferten 2ebnltnble iaB. v3ie-
be bod 6en 8orbans an, grferfeniter
auf, oan,it oas 2idt, oie 5anne ber-
elm fontlne! - Ser Sotmeni9eia er-
freut tno belebf - melt rniiBte i'd a,sf-
leben, wean i6 tpieaer einmal i'm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-16
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