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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15

After four years Of sweat, work,
play, fun, and study, the seniors
find themselves soon leaving their
high school days behind. Now they
are turning the last corner Of that
great race, soon to be sprinting
down the home stretch each trying
to do hisor her best. Some are
already in the lead; others are stay
ing up practically all night cram
ing for the last few days, but all
are trying to pull that last letter
on their report cards up another
notch or 50. BY the end OF this
week most of the Seniors will have
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15
Fashion Notes

IT'S 9 a. m. in high school,
Every teacher is in sight;
The students are so pleasant,
Oh, woes my woeful plight.
/ hate to sit in classes,
Or try some meditation;
I'd rather be a member of
Our BORED of education.
Well, I'll be switched,
Lo, and behold,
I never knew that coke last night
Could react. as will be told.
Cause here comes Long-John
Gilbert,
(Pete Earle, to come of you),
Dressed in his pops long indies,
And trunks of royal blue.
Next, down the hall comes Silver,
(Don Dutton, if you h'aint guessed) /;
Dressed in his lais and grass skirt,
A native Hawaiian at his best,
Now, in line comes Swanee @.
Dressed in her frock of red;
Jumpin We, and Saints preserve,
1t Happens to be Ed.
Two more in fashion show
Come proudly, on the run.
/ mean, runs in the silken socks,
"a pretty corny pun.)
Duane Daugharty in Sway
stretch,
Tom Huchala in slip;
While Harry and Bob prepare for
night,
This show is sure pip.
AT nine o'clock the IL" Club chief,
With the help Of a couple" OF
friends,
Gave this group the inside dope
On npstick's latest trends.
Now that I've thought the puzzle
over,
With a little concentration,
I pronounce the coke ! drank
O. K.
It's the IL" Club initiation.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15
Interesting Specimen
For Biology Class

Elmer SWitzer, ST., contributed an
interesting specimen to the biology
class on Wednesday in the form Of
a large slug. This animal is rel
alive of the land snail and the
clam. It is quite harmful in the gar
den, but seldom is seen as large as
the specimen sent in by Mr.. Swift
ger. Phylum Mollusca, class gas
tropoda, say the embryo scientists.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15
Writer'S Cramp

Scribble, scribble, and more
scribbling is the pastime of the
early part of the week for the SEN
iors And why not? They are ex-
changing graduation cards, which
they just received. The seniors al
so received their orders for grad
uation announcements that they are
busy sending out to friends and rel
atives, announcing commencement
exercises which will be held on
May 22nd.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15
Home Ec. Girls
Entertain Mothers

The Libby home economics classes
were hostesses to their mothers at a
tea Monday afternoon at $3.50. The
occasion was tribute to their
mothers, as we'll as means of dis
playing the garments that the girls
had made this spring. After the
quests had been served from the
tea table, which was decorated with
tulips and trays laden with refresh
ments, Eleanor Nelson, the home
economics teacher, introduced each
girl and told the guests some in
teresting facts about her garments.
Through the courtesy Of the Koo-
tenai Theatre the following stu
dents were given complimentary
admittance to all shows except
Sunday for the month Of May 10
to June 10. They all received a
first in the Lincoln County track
meet at Troy May 10.
Junior High
Dorothy Ledum, basketball throw,
B Class.
Katherine SIGHTING, baseball
lIiIUW, o AldSS.
Myrna Peterson, SO yd dast, A
Class.
Jackie Head, SO yd. dast, B
Glass.
Eugene Fletcher, pole vault, A
Class.
Anna Ronning, 5th arithmetic.
Phyllis Ritzman, 9th arithmetic.
Dolores Ortel, 7th arithmetic.
Mildred Larson, 9th spelling.
Audrey Bitterman, 18th spelling.
High School
Bill Seims, discus, 220 yd. dash.
Bill Martin, pole vault.
Mary Ann Strong, tipping /.
Doris Reidt, tipping II.
Raymond Rubard, shorthand |.
Raymond Erickson, bookkeeping
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15

completed their tests and will be
able to sit back and figure out how
much better those final scores
should have been or anyway, what
they wished they'd done. Good
luck, Seniors.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15

New Type, Modern Designs, Lat
~ Tdeasi Let The Western News
do year Job printing. Il
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY PROPERTY

hereby that the following described real
State of Montana will public auction
of the Court House in Libby Montana 100 o'clock
P. M, the seventh day of June l94l
Desc of
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15
Commencement Program

PROFESSIONAL. Priests March y.
..........-.............-......... Orchestra
Invocation Rev. Russell j. Prentice
Dear Land of Home Mixed Octet
Salutatory Raymond Rubard
Song of Friendship .....-.........
....................... Boys Glee Club
Commencement Address ..........-.
.............................Dr A. l.. Strand
President Montana State College
A Perfect Day ..... Mixed Octet
Valedictory Raymond Erickson
Light Cavalry Overture ............
............--................... Orchestra
Presentation of Diplomas and
Awards
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-05-15
No Secrets

Sheriff: Why didn't you. catch
that guy? You had bloodhounds.
Deputy: Gould l help it if he
was anemic?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Lady Eve, Current Rialio Offering
Uses Modern Cruise Ship as Locale

The motion picture taking for the
public these days Furthermore all Of these cinematc sail
ings being made and from South America,
deliberately adopted TO make the stories timely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Sea Wolf Moves
To the Blue Mouse

The Sea Wolf" will move today
10 the Blue Mouse thester. The
film. which stars Edward @. Rob
inson. Ida Luplno and John Car
field. has attracted wide audience
response. The film tells the story
Of a brutal sea captain to whom
mercy was a sign OF weakness
The Sea Wolf" based on the
world-famous novel by Jack Lon
don, was adapted for the screen
by Robert Rossen, and directed by
Michael Curtiz. whose previous
successes include such all-time hits
as The Charge of the Light
Brigade" Santa Fe Trail" and
The Sea Hawk" Featured in the
cast. besides the three stars. are
Gene Lockhart. Barry Fitzgerald
Alexander Knox, Stanley Ridges
Francis Mcdonald and David
Bruce
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Barbara Sianwyck and Gary
Cooper in Starring Roles
Uncle Som-Non-Belligersnt." Morch
Of Time Feoture. Shores the Screen

The eagerly awaited showing Of Frank Capra's newest
production, Meet John Doe viii begin Thursday the
Music Box theater, according word received from the
management Gary Cooper and Barbara Stansyck
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

ROXY Bert Smiths Revue, z SIS.
7:25. 10 as: also Robert Young ana
lArrsine Day in The Trial OF Mary
Dugan." Il SO. sos. $50. IL AS.
klAlIo-saroars stanwyet and
Henry Fonda In Lady Eve" l.ls.
AIS. T:i3, lo:i3: also Warren will
lam in The Lone Wolf Takes .
Chance 1901. Sol. col. s.0l.
M Sic BoN-joan Blondeil and Ro-
land Young In Topper Returns. !"
l2:45. SIS. $50. 1000: also Guy
kiooee In "scattersood Baines."
BILE MOT sk-Edward q. Robinson
and Ida Lapino In The See Wolf !"
i7s5. $40. ot5. s43. also John
Iitei in FATHERS SON" II IS. ass,
SIS. $40
RINikKN-Max B.er-Iou Nova fight
pictures. 2 90 40. 7:$o 1890;
S Sisssa AsI isc' ,a0 Il . Dances 500
1850: also Guy Kibbes IN Street
or Memories i2'so. $40. $50.
RETURN sHowI>os
BEvkkLY-oinser Roger. and Dennis
MSrss nd In KITTY fo,,s- also ons =,
ckrifOI-Don Ameche in Pour
sons also Brian hherns in The
Lady IN Question"
. COMM Page and Jack
Oskie in Tin Pan Alley. also
Burgess Meredith IN San Fran
cisco Docks"
KAY sTKEET-0eorgs Brent anc
Brenda Marshall In south o.
suez".. also Virginia Dale in al
Women Have Secrets
LAkkN0oD-Judy CARA ans
Geores Murphy In ''lAttls Nellk
Kelly; also John Garfield in "Eas
o. Tbs RIVER -, -,
Aherne in Hired Wife: al.
Msrsar. Lindsay In Meet IN
PkocTok-Ths Lane sister, II
Pour Mothers; .lse Prank MOI
gan IN "Hullaesloo."
REAIAkT-Errol Flynn and Olivl
DeHsvillsnd IN "Ssnt~ ~ Trail"
RkN-Clsudette Colbert and Ea
Allland In -Ariss Nv Love-. ais
Billie Seward IN "ons co~de
sI>sET-Ailcs Faye and Jack oaki
in Tin Pan Alley; also Msrsar~
Lindsay In Meet The wildcat.
sHai.ts-Betts Davis ana h<rosr
Marshall In "1'hs Letter. also ksn
1sslot and LINDA hsyss IN "ru
TEuriE-csry Grant ana Katherin
Hepburn IN The Phiisdelphi
story. Also Lloyd Nolan n
-hiehsel shsyns. Private De
LIBEkIN. PuysIlnp-Ronald colmai
ana inxrid Bergman in Adam Hsi
Pour Sons"
RI,IERA. ssmner-Iouis Hayward II
This Son OF Monte cristo."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Chaplin, Movie
Firm Are Sued
Author Claims He
Had Plot for Film

NEW YORK Konrsd Bercoviei
novelist and short story writer
filed suit for s.. 900 900 damages
in supreme court Tuesday against
Charles Chaplin and United Art
lists Corp. alleging that he sub
mittsd the idea and the original
plot for the motion picture. The
Great Dictator"
Bercovici alleged that on Jan. S.
1887. he and the movie star agreed
they would collsborste in produc-
ing q series OF pictures.
On March Is. 1888. the com
plant alleged. Bercovici originated
q satire On Adolf Hitler and die
and ON April IS, 1888.
proposed that Chaplin produce a
picture on the satire.
On April 10. 1855. Chaplin
suddenly informed him. Beroo-
vici alleged. that FOR "politi-
cal and other reasons" he did
not believe IL feasible to pro-
d,oe the picture and did not
intend TO produce IL
Then. the complaint alleged,
Chaplin. unknown to the plain
tiff" proceeded 10 produce The
Great Dictator
Bercovici charged also that
Chaplin wrongfully deprived him
of screen credit for authorship of
the film, claiming authorship for
himself.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

With European travel now
blocked for those who dream Of
that trip abroad and with South
American voyages not yet Of thu
same popularity as pre-wsr Euro
pesn journeys. Hollywood is start
ing 10 take audiences on great
southbound ocean liners along
with The heroes and heroines.
The latest OF these pictures is
Preston Sturges' The Lady Eve"
the Paramount comedy now at
the Rialto thester. Part OF the
story takes place on q palstisl
liner plying between North and
South America. with Barbara
stanwyck portrsying = card sharp
and Henry Fonda cast as a young
millionaire heading for home after
= South American scientific expe-
dition.
For this picture, Paramount
went the limit in pleasing audi
ences with the comforts OF oceanic
vacations. Sturges. who wrote the
script as well as directed this pic
ture, created steamer called
The Southern Queen" Hans
Dreier and Ernst Fegts of the art
department went 10 work on elab-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

crate designs. and carpenters built
the entire promenade deck Of the
boat on the studios largest stage
Even that huge stage would not
accommodate the entire boat. 80
the set IS without the play decks
aft and bow. The remainder L.
$50 feet long and so feet wide.
The boat set IS complete with
railing. cabins and an interior
which comprises main dining sa-
Ion. bar and smoking rooms and
bathrooms. All furnishings. fix
lures and other luxurious com
forts are "out Of the world
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Max Is Through,

We're all through with Easter
eggs for another year and we
won't be needing Max Bser as a
heavyweight conte der unless
Uncle Sam drafts everybody but
the Boy Scouts. The erstwhils
butcher hasn't any more chance Of
winning the coveted championship
belt than = blind man at q turkey
shoot
n you Insist upon proof. see
the movies Of the recent con
test" between tho xentlemaa
just mentioned and one Lou
Nova. now PLAYING ut Mike
Baroyic's Riviera theater.
As q matter OF fact. you Will not
only check out the boy who took
the count on one knee when he
found himself in the same ring
with Joe Louis. but you Will 81
the same time. give some thought
10 the future possibilities Of Nova.
Lou 10 no earthquake with trunks
on -. II he were. Max would not
have stuck around as long a. he
did.
The fight was billed ~ An
elimination contest and 10 was
-. it eliminated both the con-
testsnts. ~ the motion pie
turcs will reveal. The p~cent
champion will have 10 alp
more than . barefoot hoy ON
the Nisquaiiy glacier before
either Of the "stars" Of the
Riviera will get . Md from
Lady Luck
Two regular screen attractions
hare the bill at the Bsrovic house.
n the top spot Is Diamond From
ier," starring Victor AcLaglen
nd featuring Anne Nagel. The
film il titled. Street
( Memories" and casts Guy Kib-
zee and Lynn Roberts in the lead
oles-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
CHIEF HOBBY

Marsha Hunts chief diversions
are painting and sketching.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

caprs and Riskin. director and
writer Of Meet John Doe" have
put On the screen as thrilling en-
tertainment an incontnovertiele
fact that most OF Us have over
looked or completely forgotten;
that q people or a nation are ss
strong a. the small people Of that
nation want IL 10 be.
hi. famed writer-director com
hinstion who took apart the Genus
Americanus in such human docu-
ments as You Can't Take II With
You" Lost Horizon" and Mr..
Deeds Goes TO Town SEARCHES
deeply into the soul Of our Ameri-
can way through the eyes Of John
Doe in their newest film.
Riskin's John Doe" as played
by Gary Cooper Is everyman.
John Doe il the man who
reaches Into the return slot OF .
pay telephone hoping to grab .
niokle someone forgot. He Is also
the guy who viii give his last
dime 10 q beggsr on the street.
He IN the guy who win do any
thing within the law TO beat a
fellow man on q business deal and /
when he has succeeded viii take
the guy out and spend twice as
much as he made getting the fel-
low drunk. He Ii the same fellow
who viii sneer at flag waving"
1t display Of patriotism but will
knock another chaps block off for
ssyine anything against the flag
DR. against the nation.
Uncle sam - Non Belligerent.s
March Of Time feature. will share
he screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Chehalis Youth Faces
Murder Charge MAY 5

CHEHALIS Trial OF Frank
Turner. Il. on q charge of murder
ing his 35-yesr-old wife last New
Years eve. Wednesday WAS set
for May 5.
Turner Is the son OF Mai. Frank
p. Turner. u. 3. cavalry officer st
Denver. Mrs. Turner'S body was
found in q second floor bedroom
OF their comfortable home near
here. She had been shot and
beaten.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Italian General Taken

LONDON - Gen. Ruggero San
TIM, one OF ltaly's crack command
ers and colonial administrators
has been captured by British en-
pirs forces in Ethiopia. the minis
try OF information said Wednes-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Frank CapraS Meet John DOe atte Music 7hda,
CIATDETTE STAYS Thin

although she eats generously q
fatfeuing foods. Claldstts Colbert
star q Pars mounts -Skyisrk. p
never gains = pound from TIE time
picture starts until L = com
pleted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

spoke in Grand Rapids after re,
viewing a parade of 5000 union
lists. He repeated an AFL offer tC
make peace with the Go, al
though he didn't mention 1t by
name.
He said that the ALL had been
able to defeat many drastic anti
labor bills in Congress during the
past year in a fight for its Ga
bor's) very life"
81 do not hesitate 10 charge
that these measures were aimed
at labor because of the excuses
of the rebel. dual movement,
because of Communist-inspired
strikes by some of its unions
which affected defense prOduc-
tion and because of the generally
unpatriotic policies Of some of
its leaders," he added.
1.-THE ALL disclaims all re-
sponsibility for continuance of
the civil war within organized
labor at a time when the ma
tional safety requires that labor
he united" he continued. "Our
standing offer to make peace
has been consistently ignored"
First prize for the best float il
the AFL parade went to the Elec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Attractions Tod ay
On Fairs Program
CHILDREN'S DAY

40 p. m Harness racing race
track.
= p Dancing and entertain.
ment Dance Arbor.
20 10 $40 pm Dancers and
entertainers; she'll
6.30-p. m WPA Symphony Or
cheStra, shell
: p. m Radio Cavalcade Re-
vue: she'll
$50 p m Worlds Champion
ship Rodeo. race track.
9 p. m Dancing to George Oh
sen. s. music she'll
fd,36 p. III Fireworks race
track
Afternoon and evening-Circus
Coliseum.
All Day Judging horses. cattle
sheep swine: Industrial and Ma
tional Defense exhibits: Messer.
Schmitt plane; Allied Veterans
display. American Red Cross anC
Amateur Radio Relay display.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
CRATER
Now State
Witness

Joseph Birach, II a m tr a m X
handbook operator, stepped from
the ranks of grand jury defend
ants today to plead guilty and
take the witness stand 10 testify
against Y defendants being ex-
amined by Circuit Judge Homer
Ferguson on charges Of conspiracy
TO obstruCt justice
Blrach testified he had been q
graft collector for six OF seven
months until the job was taken
over by Alex Cell now dead he
said he collected S25 a month
from Sam Block, also a state Wit
ness. and James Morano and Lyle
Hartwick, defendants in the pres
ent case.
The money. together with SIS
Of his own. was paid TO Sergt
William BeltI, hcd dof the Ham
rTTTTTCK vTCF yQudd IL tribute tof
the right 10 operate
In addition 10 the u whose
cases are being heard. nine Other
defendants accused Of conspring
10 operate gambling or diSorderlS
houses in Hamtramck are sought
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
.Ukrdinidn Group
Elects Officers

Delegates 10 tho weekend con-
-peHtien- of the -tkralplan Youths
League in Hotel Detroit Leland
elected Chester MonaSterSki Of
AhQuippa. Pa. pres ident, and
Joseph Gurski Of Detroit and Miss
Ann Chopek of Boston. vice presi-
dents
Other new officers included
Miss Sophie StorI of Detroit. re-
Cording secretary Michael Prv-
,ucki Of New York. corresponding
secretary and John Dvanchuck
OF Detroit. financial secretary.
Closing their ninth annual
meeting. the delegates made a
pledge Of allegiance 10 the United
States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Maternal Group
To Discuss Fair
Ban on Exhibit
Show Manager Acts
After Protest by
Catholic Women

The board Of directors Of the
Maternal Health League was "a
meet today 10 consider the order
closing its exhibit on Planned
Parenthood" al the State Far be-
cause of objections of various re-
ligious groups.
Bernard J. Youngblood fair
manager who previously had APP
proved the exhibit. ordered II
closed when representatives of the
League Of Catholic Women and
several Protestant groups pro-
tested.
Mrs Charles Gore Of Benton
Harbor executive secretary Of the
league said
There was nothing objection
able about our exhibit IL
stressed healthier mothers and
babies and happier families"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
YostHonored
By Sigma Chi
Ex-U. of M. Athletic
Director Is Guest at
Fraternity Luncheon

Fielding II. Yost, former foot
ball coach and athletic director
of the University of Michigan, will
be the honor guest today at q
convention luncheon of Sigma Chi
fraternity in Hotel Book Cadillac.
Approximately 500 delegates,
representing SO colleges and uni
versities, are attending the forty
fifth biennial meeting. The
address of welcome at the opening
session was made by Howard A.
Coffin of Detroit.
Speakers at todays sessions in
clude Gilbert T. Jerome and
George +. Pierrot of Detroit.
Delegates and guests will hold
dinner dance tonight on the S. S.
South America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Jewish War Veterans
Choose Detroiter
Times stan Correspondent

BUFFALO. Sept. 2vDelegates
to the forty-siXth annual national
lencampment of the Jewish War
Veterans Of the United States
elected DR.. Robert Rosen of De-
ltroit national vice commander fol-
the fifth regional zone.
In a membership contest, Lieut.
Eli Levin Post No. 230 of Detroit
with an increase of 200 per cent
was awarded first prize Harry
L. Carson Is commander anc
Philip Cantor adjutant of the post
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

Nearly 10000 union working
men and women we're back at
their Jobs today in Detroit indus
Try after tying up Woodward ave-
nue. for nearly sever hours with
what will probably rank as one Of
The greatest Labor Day parades
IN the history of the United States.
A throng estimated by Senior
Police Inspector Jesse Mead at
100 900 participated in the gigan-
tic iiz-hour Go parade down
Woodward avenue 10 City Hall
yesterday afternoon after $4,000
AL members mad staged march
which took two hours and 20
minutes over the same route IN
the morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
PARADERs MOST ORDERLY

Police estimated that the crowds
which lined the sidewalks along
the line Of march about equaled
the number OF marChers, making
q total Of nearly 100000 on the
downtown streets for the two
paradeS
According 10 Mead both pa
rades were the most orderly he
had ever witnessed. The first
floats n the Go cavalcade. which
started az Garfield avenue. passed
City Hall al 2:45 and the final
marcher arrived there at 7:15 p. m.
One of the features Of the Go
march, which was estimated al
l25.0O0 by Grand Marshal Bernard
r. DAILY, was a unit OF nearly 200
autos. including 20 sound cars,
urging the watchers TO buy United
States defense savings bondt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
100000 March j, Two Para9IeS

trical Workers Union. The prize
for the greatest turnout was split
between the Brewery Workers
and the Transfers unions, which
tied. The Wayne County En-
ployeS' Local won the prize for
the best-dresSed union p. d. Mac
Namara. vice president Of the De-
troit and Wayne County Council
of the AFL, announced the
awards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Restaurateur Candidate

George Bernhard operator Of
the Bernhardi's restaurants at
250S Grand River avenue and
1915 Grand River avenue. has
filed a 800 fee as a candidate for
Common Council at the Fall cleo
ton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Detroit Postal Receipts Up

Detroit postal receipts totaled
Sl0i7,l3S in August. an increase
Of SOS 926 over the same month a
year ago. Peter + Wiggle. assist.
ant postmaster. reported today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

marines boosting the sale of de-
Tense bonds.
Largest unit Of the more than
100 locals which participated was
the Ford Local 900. which Grand
Marshal DAILY estimated as total
ing $1,000 marchers. Included in
this unit were several Ford cars
and floats depicting the various
Jobs IN their production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
WILLIAM GREEN SPEAKS

Spectators damned the side.
walks along the line Of march dur.
ing both parades. Afterwards the
AFL held open house at the Labor
Temple and the Go sponsored Z
party AT Edgewater Park.
William Green, ALL president