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The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Ships Will
Be Used
For School
BIB Bomber Used
TO Garry Pilots on
Assignments

Large scale fsfFYlns oneTstlons
IN which al KsesleF Field afflefr.
who are On fiying status VIII par
iieipAls afs being conducted nefe.
Eventually. 20 airplanea viii be
fcrried fron various carts of the
country Is from chsnu.e Field.
ll.~fuf use in the Airplsne Ne
ehsnics course. chiefly. and for
rss.den, pilots % obtain required
monthly flying time.
Capt c. +. sioffer and Ind Il
ii. Z. Hillef were ths first two
officers to ferry planes here. Both
ships we're o-3sF observation
planes A third. B-ls bomber.
arrived here from chanuts Field
and Is being used to ferry pilots
70 the Illinois station in three
trips. Tor the purpose Of bringing
back II other planes
riRs TRIP SUNDAY
The first trip TO chanuts FIELD
was made In the bomber last Sum
day ri. Col. william ]. Hsnion
and Mai. Donald D Smith pilclse
this plane FsFfy pilots. who we're
sehedulsd 10 bring back four
ships. we're Nal John c. Cosins-
ton, Capt. Med r. King, Isl Ii.
james q. Reed and End II. War
rem whliehurss. On the cres
were S. Sgis Oliver Huck. J u.
Richards and r. ". BFemer
Including the H-is bomber. the
two O-3HF's the four ether
planes already on the field. ard
the II others 10 be ferried, kees-
Ter Field wiii have "a planes
available for the A. NJ. school.
and for flying time requirements
The four planes on the fseld 81
present are an ALI attack plane.
two BT-aC basic trainers. and >
iyD.A4 observation shtp. for uss
I OF the school only.
ruRgE BxiI yIcnrxRs
The II ships coming from Chan
ute Field include three YFM-l
Bell fighters. ssven 3T-a basil
trainers. rne p-ss pursuit plane
two s6A pursuit planes. thres
Yfs-l7 pursuit planes, and on
| 0-46 observation plane.
| The officers assigned to ferry
! thr plants incdiude Mai. w. ]
sloan. 1T. Col iianlon. Maioi
Smith. Maj. n. X. Taylor. MAI.
w. r. slocum. Major Covington,
Mai. L. n. Brownficid. Capt. II.
L. Kreldsf, Captain stoffer. Cap
tain sSinR. lat Ii. A. I. Younkin.
Lieutenant Reed, Lieutenant
whIiehurst and Lieutenant wiliAr.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
McERwIN FEATURED

MtEhNl4N FGAl aRs'
Last weeks show featured Pvt
Mac McErwin. accordlonist; PVT
Alec Perkins, boogie-wooele pian-
ist-who accompanied all ner-
formers. Pvts. Chuck Garner and
Ray johnson. solo vocalists, Ihe
Three Steves tPvis. Bob Hotter
r. Knight and Woodrow Stevensli
spiritual singers; Cpl. Johnny Nay
lor and his hot electric guitar
pvts. Ed Cowan and Chris Chris
ty. cowboy songstera Pvt Charlie
Williams. pianist. joe sahaisian.
clarinet soloist. and pvis Lloyd
Meacham and Alec Robinette, vo-
cal and Instrumental duo
Most OF these men will return
tomorrow night in the weekly
revue, while new stars will nt
previewed along with the vet
erans.'
JAM SESSION
Most welcomed part OF the show
last Thursday came near the enc
when Pvts. SahalSian. Perkins snc
Melvin sat In on jam session
and nearly brought the open air
house down. The performance.
two hour affair, closed with tht
entire l5o0 attending singing "Goo
Bless Anericn."
Pvt. Joseph Zavod. who was {
professional magician before en-
terinq the Air Corps, will perform
tomorrow. He was billed sa4i
week. buf FELL III before curtain
time. The setting In which the
stage for the production IL xrs
forms 2 natural smphithraier. or
bowl. On the banks At We the
stage Is space for 10000 speeta-
tors. Seals. OF course. have mol
been built yet. so men are urged
to bring blankets to sit on during
the show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
In Other Words-Superman

"He be-" continued Weber "a sales promotion
pert ambition in high school graduates who
low in intellect and In finances must be financial
wizard able arrange that students without aid from
home alumni get through school, In order to get
jobs for his players he must keep close contact with local
manufacturers visiting them in hospitals and
as attend all tournaments and funerals and give
for all games.
"He must entertain all visiting newspaper men, radio an
football officials lie must attend all faculty
teas establish friendly relations with all instructors and listen
attentvely to all suggestions how to the team He
influence enough to get students admitted who
have neither grades sequences be able keep them
in school when grades do not justify their remaining
"He must contribute to the Community Chest the Red
Cross buy tickets to all benefits join the Lions Kwan
EIks Eagles, Chamber of Commerce, and attend church
regularly.
He must every body his equad in every game
and win ygame by a Overwhelming
"He at all times be at the beck and call of loyal
ready to jump in his and drive 500 miles TO inter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
AutoCIub, Giants
To Vie for Title
In Triple A

Auto Club viii battle Jaglowicz
Giants for the Triple A cham
pionship of the Detroit Basketball
Association Saturday night al
Holy Redeemer afte- the elimina-
tion last night of Harry Suff1n,
defending champs.
Suffrin fell TO Auto Club, 1927,
after trailing most of the way.
Howard McCarty, former Wayne
University captain. gave one Of
his best performances of the
season by chalking up 20 points
on nine field goals and two free
throws for Auto Club. Walt
Tanana, formerly of Lawrence
Tech, helped the winners cause
with seven baskets and a free
throw for Is points
Two Dearborn quintets, Lang
Schied and Winston, will clash in
the Class A final Saturday Lang
schied eliminated JaElowicz Aces
in a surprisingly easy verdict,
40-23. Langschied enjoyed a 23-ll
edge ~ half time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Rifle Range Popular
Applications to Use Municipal Range, to Open Next
Week, Are Pouring In Daily
By DON GILLIES

Applications for the use of De-
troits first municipal rifle range
are pouring into the office of John
J. Considine, assistant general SUI
perintendent of the Department of
Parks and Recreation.
The modern range, TO be COM
pleted and ready for public use in
a few days, is located at the Elm
wood Recreation Center, Elmwood
and Larned streets. and is free TO
all citizens of Detroit upon written
application TO Considine.
The use of the range will be re-
stricted TO established rifle clubs.
Applications should be made by a
club officer TO Considine, Depart
ment of Parks and Recreation,
Water Board Building. Detroit,
and should state the name of the
club, number of members and the
day and hours preferred.
Considine feels that by provid-
ing competent instruction in the
proper care and use of the han
ding of rifles as a recreational
activity. a service is rendered both
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

Burke, Tom Hutchinson and Bob
CadieuX.
The infeld will be composed of
three-year veterans, with Bert
McIIugh at first base Norm
Markey on second, Bill Suslwitz
holding down third and Don DON
ner doing the catching. ShortstoI
is the only job in the inheld still
to be filed.
With annunciation, ST Joseph,
81. Rita, Holy Redeemer, St
Thomas and ST. Mary's of Mt
Clemens entering teams for the
first time. the Catholic League
will have 25 teams, an all-time
high.
As in past seasons, Walter o.
Briggs, president of the Detroit
Baseball Company, again will fur
nish the teams with balls and
bats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Alice Marble, TiIden
Win Tennis Matches

CHAMPAIGN, H., April 10
QNS)-Alice Marble and Big Bill
Tilden won their exhibition tennis
matches at the University of Hi
nois. Miss Marble defeating Mary
Hardwick of England, 6-3, 81,
and TIden conquering Donald
Bulge. As. 6-3. 60. In doubles,
Miss Marble and Tilden won from
Miss Hardwick and Bulge, 6-3,
AS, 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Now Or Never
Coach O'Hagan Preparing His ST. Mary's of Redford
Baseball Team, for Title This Year

around quite a bit during the
season and his nephew, John,
goes to school here"
Bill Schloff, Rustic star pitcher
who hurled three shutouts last
season, is the only regular return,
ing in this department and is ex.
pected to carry most of the load
Schloff stands only ) feet 7 inches
but his fast ball takes a dip that
causes batters plenty of trouble.
Vic Motto, first-string center
fielder. may be called into the Ma
tional Guard. He is in Company
c, which is to leave town Satur-
day. Friday morning Motto is &c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

take a medical
e x a m i n a =
ton and may
be deferred be-
cause of a bad
ear.
P at Bonner
in left field is
the only other
re gular out
fielder r e turn
ing. Right field
is a toss up be-
g.u11- 80 e J,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

have moved over 70 The East SIDE
of the league and the Rustics, with
seven regulars back from last
years team, seem to be in the
best spot to take the crown since
OHagan took over his duties in
1885.
"If we don't win the title this
year Wen never win It," O Hagan
predicted. THE boys out here
like to play baseball more than
any other sport. Maybe its be-
cause Charlie Gehringer Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

that tae II formation isn't q social
function =. that the lateral pass isn't
a complimentary ticket to the stadium
:. that the fake buck is not counter
felt bill. and that the screen pass is
not a movie test.
In order to properly handle any
kind of a situation Professor Weber
offers these impressions of the quail
hcauons and duties Of a coach:
"He must be "A man of vision
and ambition. an affer-dinner speaker,
before and after dinner conversation
alist, and an individual endowed with
indefatigible energy; must be able
to work all day and drive all night
and appear fresh next day; learn TO
sleep on the floor and eat two meals
a day to economic on travelling eX-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

TO the government and the ind
viduals.
Hunters and sportsmen, too, WIN
find the newyrifle range an ideal
place in which to become ac-
quainted with their firearms. The
range is limited to .22-caliber
rifles.
Formal opening and dedication
services will be held in about a
week. Considine announced. Army
officers. civilians prominent in
rifle competition and the public
will be invited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

Jack O'Hagan, coach of the st.
Mary's of BEDFORD baseball team,
has been waiting five years to be
in a position to win a West Side
Catholic High School League base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
SoftbaII Tryouts

ANY fean1s interested in ioinin0
the Northwest Detroit Softhe u
Icaoie call Bert !. Kuhlnan. We.
$3.50. or write 10 1926 Provost
avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

penses so he can entertain the alumni in the next town
HE be able entertain students alumni wives and
sweethearts with jokes that do not smack of aneduvan
yntage inhaIe through 10 feet deep at 10
below, and work all Summer without perspring acqur-
ing b. o.
"EIe must be a mans ladies' man, model hus-
band fatherly father good prOvter ptuUcrat Demo
crat, Republican New Dealer. old dealer fast dealer
tt,-.ician, politician, mathematician and Mechanic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

ball champion
$ h Up for his
school.
For the past
five seasons the
Rustics h a V e
b e e n playing
second fiddle to
Catholic c en-
trail, winner of
FIVE straight di-
V i sional titles.
But this year
the Shamrocks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
City Pin Meet
Opens Tonight
AT Whittier

Five-men firing in Detroits
twenty-ninth annual record break
ing city bowling tournament gets
under way at Whittier Recreation
tonight at s p. m. and continues
daily through May 19. A total
of 1886 teams. $50 more than last
year. will compete in the worlds
largest municipal championship
event.
Doubles and singles competition,
which also set new all-time marks
of 1907 combinations and 3,737
individuals. is scheduled TO open at
Les Taylor's Dearborn Recreation
next Tuesday and continue daily
through May q. There were 2,132
in the doubles and 3.212 in the
singles last year.
Aside from Mayor Edward j.
Jeffries rolling the first ball at
7:30, opening ceremonies will be
brief to permit the show to get
away on time. sOfficials of the De-
troit Bowling Association and
Greater Detroit Bowling Proprie-
tors Association will be intro
duced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Hob 5]a c!
II BY 1906 1tlU4'4,g4
WaLy Weber, in His OtCn Style
EXPLAINS the Duties of G-COdch

When it wowing the guys and gals with after
dinner conversation Way Weber Arbors Professor Of
Puns hit any kind of big league pitching tossed at him.
He was wailing recently about the manifold duties Of
coach He noined tha Il docs lesome oXDanlng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
CADILLAC ROLLS FIRST

Jack Cox's Cadillac will be first
regular team to bowl tomorrow
night Jerry DeSantis' Five and
Ted PuckettS Kar-Nuts of Ecorse
go to bat Saturday. Eleven more
are booked for Sunday, headed by
Ken Ludlker's Pepsi Cola and Joe
Lieb's Twentieth Century of the
Detroit Times All-Stars Classic.
Other Classic team dates are:
April 26-Norton, 10 p. m. April
27-Krakow. 10. April 2S-Paris,
Detroit Gasket and Risdon. 10
April 29-Mineralites and Ekhardt
e Becker, S. May 3-Goebel. g..
May 4 Walby's Ritefire and YER
nors, s. May 6-Stroh and Chene-
Trombly 8. May 10-Schmidt and
Coca-Cola, 10.
George Holmes Z. g. B. is de-
Tending champion, winning last
year with 3114.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the Loeb
moor Club whose premises are located
al 1918 Vernier Road, Crosse Pointe,
Michigan. has applied N the Michigan
Liquor Control Commission for club
license 10 sell beer. wine and spirits
to bona fde members only, and that
II IL the intent OF the Liquor Control
Commission 10 grant said license upon
the expiration OF 10 days from the
date hereof. April TO- 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
LIST OFFICIALS

The D. B. As lineup will in
'clude Frank Mitzel, president; DR..
Mitchell Korbelak. Herbert Mer-
tens and AL Kanberg, vice presi-
dents; Jim Shillady, treasurer;
John Rukamp, auditor, and George
w Niepoth, secretary.
Past presidents Howard McCul-
Tough, AL Fortener. Andy Marx
jay Purvis and Charles Baurhenn
and AL Yer Wiebe of the executive
committee also will be present
George Waters, president, and
Otto Proppe, secretary-treasurer
will represent the proprietors.
Eighteen teams, II Class c anc
seven Class B. from Ira Wilson &
Sons, will get the first crack al
the pins. They will be followed by
Is more fives. nine Class B and
nine Class c, from the New York
Central Athletic Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Times Swe epstakes
Prize Winners


CLASS a
s'rohs 5000 Chene-Tromhly Rec. 1887
Goehel 1855. Norge 1881 Ekhardt a
Becker. 1926 Schlitz. 2elT Oldbru- Nil
letts. 2909 Twentieth Century Rec, 1900
CLASS b
Woody Pontiac. 2e77; vernors 2ei5:
s. Clair Linen 2e0s Detroit Recreation.
2sss, Kars-Nuts. Ecorse. 1878 Palace
Rec 1859 K Hill-DodEe Forge. 1851
Pahst- Travelling 2s54 Turner'S No !.
2s55; senter Five 2s42 Motor City Rec.
2s41 Rainbow Tavern. Port Huron 1888
Grand Effectiveness. 1881, Budweiser.
Pot-O-Gold. 2s2s; Pabst- Ritter, ASA
r. & s.. Flint, 2sls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
CLASS f

Detroit Iuhrioator Hishlsnders. 275i
Nornandie Five 2702. Rainbow Rec, No
26sa, IAdd's Five Birmingham. 1855
University of Detroit Tigers. 2637; Goebei
1925: Johnny's No /, 2620 sam Durkeel
Five 2s12 Dodge HI Hats. 2el2; Tern
stedt stock Transfer No. /. 2607.
C,rrier Van Dyke Office. 1887 Ford %
25s5. Consumers Club 25si Urban Bar
hers. 2ss2 Tiunan 25si Korbutiak wild
cats. 257e. -Pneu Scalsrs, 1870; I'm
pite Window. 2765 Fisher Prod. We'd
SO. 2. 2h65
Fasf SIDE Firenen So s $500. Ekhard
& Becker 215s Ford Stock. 2h57 Gree
fatcq Mefamrricsi 2ha2, Tang'- Five
2sst. JAW. Go los Trim No. 1 25s0
Evans Vikings. 2544: Briggs Racoong
2'ta jamieson FunFo' 254o' UA"-Clo
N~pAw Go NJ Paint. 7s7t. UAw
Gro No Z Trim No 2. 1882 Como Bros
2572 Naroans No 2. 2s2i Parker VOL
verne Platers $3.50 chalfonte service
25ts Greater Michigan VI Forty 2hie
Pafhuaw 2si5. Michigan sfeel shippins
Tra~se 2Efss PRICES Yankee 25lf
square u REGULATORS. 25i3 Eve Mo
rfrarue 250q. hFs Five. $500 Grce0fc'd
Cadiuac G 25gs Union Inv No &
3-i7 CHv Travel Service goo Fast S'fi
TIrernrn W . 200 John stencil Far'
hers 2-1i. Pttd Wheel PANT shop. $500
JAW co Dept Is. 2fat
Andy Cores. 2fse. Burrourhs Odice No
r. eta3. buccaneers. 24so. Niviano Florist
24s-. u s Tire shaner. PASS Rice Mon
lions 24ef. Rricrs Prod Athletics. 2tsf
e'rrnu-ick Bucksves 1852 Dodge Men
drta Service 1852. Jeuny's Eve. 2isl
,ce,v raratha1 Partners 1850. Chry
Jef. Paint White sox, 24so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
CLASS G

sehuitheh Five 2se5 Joe Bsthsy 1851
Sigismond 2s75; Bill Born's Pirates.
Ecorse. 2s4e. Cottsr's be Luxe, ROYAL Oak.
1888 Murray Materials. 1927; Ford Tool
q Die No. To- 2sl0; Unity Five 2s0a
Mack Boulevard Rec, 27e4: Heitman-
Garand. 27a3
UAW.CIo Dept. 7s. PISA; Beeler Bows,
2779 Garden Rec 2774 Plymouth Pay
roll, 2773 Briggs Dept all, 2272; JAW
clio Dept 81 2769 Arthur's. 2763' Per
2760
Sterling Five. 275a; General Motors Bids
Div. 275s Chrysler Tool Room. 275s
Rollins 275S. Farris Bros. 2TS3. Rain
bow Rec. 1onia. 1880 Bower Guns 274a:
DARN Armstrong Estimators. 2746. Rath-
nav. 2T42 Snethkamp. 273e
Il. Mote-Dodge Forge, 2735 Goodyear
~
i1fN JHFNE00r ~ mAffhk Five
1921. 3 Consolidated Freight Bay Grty.
2720. Local POS. Post Office Mailing, PTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
LASS ID

Dodge Main Pirates. 27si ElEin Five
2744. Ternstedt Punch Press No, 2744
Ford Elect rical 271ei Celtic Five 2701
Gale Foundry Albion. 269a Chevrolet sup
ports Bav City 26a5. UAW-CIO No
Sntfres 2se5 Hicks stag, sprngwells
26qf Sigismond. 2692
Fisher Sedan, 2691 Ready Power Serv-
ice 26e0 A o Kemp. 26s9, Falls Sprine
4 Wire 2sSs New Fairyiew Rec, 1857
Reach Sales 2ss6 simplex Paper. Adrian
1875 St Albertus Five 4 Ten, 266a; JAM
ir0i aces e6es = & Maho0 Doors 26s7
Great Lakes Tigers. 1865 Johns Bar
2f6l state Fair Rec. 1850 Patrick
shop 2G5s Chry Jeff Red SoX, 1852
Resurrection CYO Maroons 1852. Var
DYKE store 264a; Plymouth Cost Dept.
26fq; Atlas Botuine. 264s Burroughs Too
q Die No 3 2643
Plymouth Crank Grinders. 264i: Keu
In 263q. Orphan Jrs, Pontiac. 2e37
Wcier Five. Royal Oak. 1887 Union Pape1
& Irvine 2615. Koepplingers. 2635 L. A
Young Browns 1884 Shore Acres, Fenton
1882. Detroit Moulding Dies, 1882 sara
toga Five 1920
Congress Tool a Die Machine Hands
2s2s Harper Rec. 1923 Ford Press shop
2e22i Industrial Tires. 261e J. l. Stone
2e16 Michigan Rust Proof 26l3; Ker
cheval Metal shop. 2si3 Dodge Forge
Claypole 26i2 y. s. r. Paint shop No
I. 2e11 Boyer-Campben 26i1
Joe's Five 26i0. American Five. 26QI
Buckeyes. 260T UAW-CIO Dept Of. 2605
Rathnaw 2605: Old Gang Club, 26o4
''iuer Ind 2so3 Dodge Accounting
2ao2 Mendoza Service 2602; Mutua
super Service. 2601; omela Bros, 1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

Totals 20 5 45 Totals 10 p
Score 8. half-Auto Tub 20 suhrin Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

ark
and
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

Having maintained > perfect "A"
average during her entire high
school course. kaory kimurs n
valedictorian Of this years srsdu-
ating class at Fife. She is the
daughter OF Mrs. Aiyo kimura.
Besides being an outstanding
student enthusiastically. Miss XII
mnra has been a member Of the
staffs of the school annual. the
Trojan and the student BIZ
weekly. The Fifonian. She was
class secretary last year and a
member of this years spelling
team. In addition she has found
time to devote to numerous appear
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

IInzoza district resident. -
eoxered ia ~<<k tbsy 49, =
th<sr Mart - saxk<<s E'Fss she~
n te~n-ths ncxtnH II 1T -
quantity On ~ IAncaln ep~i 80
klhlfHers fTom - dz.kFtes. 80
ether rsFtH - te~n =. weA hsss
ee<a lsnlnx - - ss<w - activity
- t~re powerful eallaez<Fs = 49,
n ths he~l nrasA - 80 ee<a
elear~5 fFum tks esol - the VIA
er~~a - the stes II - dlFf I'll.
IN suax . clear n onlenssfs.
re hulldnzsrs - elesrin1 away
q rad Ter pewsr shossis shaeh
~til - run into the huNi ~ spon
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

anees a. an Interpreter Of her ns-
tive japanese ceremonial dances
Ben Holdener. son Of Mr. and
Mrs Benedict Hoidener. All b
salutstorisn. Ben already has an
enviahle record as an athlete. hav-
ing hem Northwest wrestling
champion in his division for two
years. serving three years On the
football team and two years in
basketball He held = class office
IN his freshman. junior and senior
years. represented his school at
the Washington state college stu-
dent conferences last year. and has
been active in dramstics.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
District Meet
Comes 10 End
American Lutherons
Reflect Officers

The work Of the northwestern
district the American Lutheran
church was being concluded RI
dsy a. Luther Memorial church
when final reports 81 various com.
mittees. dealin with missions
youth program. finance ard sdu-
es,ionsl work wsrx presented
The invitation n the Lutheran
Church Of Oregon CITY. ore. for
next years session Vas accepted
BY the district.
Officers elected for the year re-
suited in the reelection Of the en-
tire executive COMMITTEES. headed
By the Rev. L. Ludwig. Portland.
president. John NJ 6roschupf. Spo-
kane. vice president. Rev. Z. r.
Pflueger. secretary. and Mr.. VIM.
Labes, winlock. treasurer.
Among the featured speakers of
the closing session was Judge
Henry Craven. circuit judge In
the district of Iowa. He il head
of the pension bureau OF the
American Lutheran church. To 4
large audience at Thursday nights
session he spoke on the subject OF
youth and domestic relations.
Eighty per cent of matrimonial
ventures the Judge asserted. are
initiated in the public dance hall,
beer parlor and tavern today II
II possible through actuarial COM
putation to predict the percentage
of divorces that will De eonsum-
mated by an investigation into
the background of the marriage
even before 1t is begun.
- With respect to problem children
and Juvenile delinquency the Judge
holds that the domestic back
ground is decisive. Lack of par.
entail respect on the part of chill
dren is due in greatest part to
the fact that parents are unworthy
of high respect. Marriages uniting
Christians and homes, maintained
in a religious atmosphere seldom
fall apart. If for no other reason
than to maintain the right family
and domestic relationship, people
should make the church and its
fellowship one OF the chief con-
Germs in their lives, he said.
The district by resolution ex-
pressed Its gratitude to Luther
Memorial congregation and to the
citizens of the city of Tacoma for
the splendid hospitality and good
win enjoyed here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10

Arrests OF drunken drivers
averaged better than one each
day during April. according to
Police Chief Elmer Langseths re-
port for the month to Commits
sioner Holmes Eastwood Friday.
A total of 80 persons were
booked on charges of driving their
automobiles while under influence
Of Intoxicating liquor.
Altogether. including all de-
partments. 3,35s arrests were
made during April. or these,
2,37o were for minor traffic Of
renses, where no actual arrests
were made. but tickets given.
Three persons were killed In
automobile accidents, of which
there were a total of 2e2. Eighteen
pedestrians was hit by automo-
biles during the month and "a
persons were charged with exceed
ing the eity's speed minimums.
During the month, rs automo-
biles were stolen. OF these, "a
were recovered by police. The