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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
18-Ddy
Battle Ends
~.,,v -. -
With Victory
Expect White House
O. K. by Wednesday
to Start British Aid
Comment of Opposing
Leaders on Aid Bill. Page 3
Highlights OF Bill. Page 10
BY STANLEY CARROLL

Init News Service Stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON, March 8.-The
United States tonight became in
effect the arsenal of the worlds
democracies when the Senate
ended an 18-day bitter battle and
passed by an overwhelming major
ity the lease-lend bill that grants
President Roosevelt virtually un-
limited power in using this coun-
try's huge material resources to
help crush Axis aggression.
The vote was 60 to 81.
Voting for the bill were 40 DEM
ocrats. 10 Republicans, one Inde-
pendent.
Voting against it were II Re-
publicans, one Progressive, -
Democrats.
Only House agreements on
minor Senate amendments and the
Presidents signature remain in the
way of its enactment into law.
With the President openly anxious
over every hours delay. it was
expected that these loose ends
would be tied and the formalities
overcome no later than Tuesday.
On that schedule the flood Of
United States materials loosed by
breaking the legislative log-jam
might well start to flow across the
seas to embattled countries every
where before the end of next week.
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Continued on Page Eighty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Directory

General News
sports, Finance, Theaters, Hobbies
Society, Fashions, Radio
Real Estate, Classified
5-Pictorial Review, March of Events,
Autos, Travel, War Pictorial
6-American Weekly
comics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Features

How Gene Tunney Is Smoking Out the
Junior Fifth Column; How Michigan Boys
Get Defense Trimming in Vocational School.
All in Pictorial Regiew -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Crosse Pointe Pool
Center Of Activity
BY THE BYSTANDER

nv " OW did get along without swim
SS AI ming poole" Crosse Pointe Yacht Club mem
bers often ask each other these beautiful
u n August days.
For the pool has become and more
center Of activity and it's THE place for Crosse Pontes
young set L afternoons.
The girls-and that includes practically every lass
find the beside Lake ST. Clair perfect oasng
place, between dips in the pool.
We found Mary Malow, Jacquelne Ewing and Cynthia
Caruthers sitting big beach towel the stone terrace
which practically red hot from the bserng And
CONTINUED Six
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Note Of Soldier
Proves Puzzler

A note which Vas first inter
preted - = suicide message. but
which probably was written D. \
man who considered himself near
death from a heart attack vas the
cause Of speculation on the part
Of authorities Friday.
The note wss supposedly written
by Ferdinand Brock. -. Of Battery
c. ssth Field Artillery, Fort Lewis.
who vas taken from ms room in
the Croft hotel to st. Joseph's hos
pital Thursday night. and later
transferred 10 Fort Lewis hospital.
Despite his fears Of q heart at
tack. attaches Of the hospital said
his blood pressure and heart action
were normal.
The note mentioned the name Of
q Tacoma woman. TO whom his re-
cent inheritance of $4,000 should
go in case he died
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

here and now pastor of the Third
Baptist church of st. Louis. Mo,
DR.. johnson returned to Tacoma
at the invitation of the Tacoma
Council of Churches To present
series of nightly inspirational and
interdenominational meetings in
the First Methodist church, So. 5th
and X SITS.
Arriving by plane Thursday
night, DIR. Johnson was met at the
Hotel Winthrop. where ne is stay
ing, by a group of ministers and
former friends. including Rev. Har-
old b. Long. Rev. w. o. Macoskey
and c. J. Shaw.
Near To His Heart
1T has been three years since
my last visit here" said DR.. John
son. whose present church is one
of the largest in the country. But
I again say that Tacoma has al
ways and will always be near and
dear to my heart"
The series of meeting to be pre-
cented by Or. Johnson. which
open Sunday evening and continue
nightly through Friday. March 81.
are open TO the public, and all
Tacoma churches have been in
vited to participate The meetings
are scheduled to start at T:45 p.
m, with special musical programs
planned and with choirs from diff
ferent Tacoma churches appearing
each night. The First Methodist
choir. directed by d. Robert Smith.
will be heard Sunday evening.
/ Smith will be organist for the
week and Herbert Ford viii be
song leader.
/ To Address Clubs
DIR, johnson. who was unaccom-
panied on his flight here, will
speak AT several of the city's SER
vice club luncheons next week, in
Guiding Rotary. Kiwanis. the
Young Mems Business club and
the Advertising club.
The committee in charge Of ar
engagements for the preaching mis-
sion is made up of the following
Tacomans: DIR. w. o. Macoskey,
Dix Rowland. Rev. J. J. Pruitt.
Or. Harold b. Long. Prof. Arthur
Frederick, DR. Cyrus e. Albertson.
Rev. W. T. Turner. Edward b.
King. Sam Wilson. Mrs. Eugene A
White. c. J. Shaw and Roscoe A.
Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
F God Handlers
Being Probed
a. Contend Growers
: Poid Too Little

IAN FRANCISCO-The depart
nenf Of justice disclosed here Fri.
Gay II in investigating activities Of
food handlers in 10 western states
N order to police the food indus
try in the interests Of national de-
tense"
Special Assistant Attorney
General Thoma~ Clark said
: the San Francisco Federal
: Grand Jury r. conducting the
: inve~tigafsen.
Their names were not disclosed
but IL was understood they repre-
oented Gamers. professors and
msnufacturers in the food indus
try.
We will investigate the en-
: tire industry - retailers. Job
herA, Wholesaler. manufac-
I turer<. Gamers. professors and
: even growers - In see where
: profits are goine.- Clark said.
: 1T in the contention of the gov
ernment that growers are paid too
kttle for their produce and tina;
Consumers are paying too much. {"
: Clark said the investigation Is
eentered in California for the pres
emit because the federal govern
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Medal Award
To 3 Papers

Lincoln high schools weekly, the
News. and Puysllup highs Hi-Life
both have received coveted medal
awards at the annual columb la
Scholastic Press association con-
vention at New York City. accord
ing 10 word received here Friday.
Medals are given by the associa-
ton for highest honors and ribbons
for first. second and third places
in the various divisions Lincoln
News was entered IN competition
with other schools with enrolment
from 2.501 TO 5000 students. Puy-
allup's Hi-Life from 301 to 500
students.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Post Boil OF $3.50
For Drunken Driving

Robert NJ. Miller. %. Of Csmas,
Wash, was arrested for drunken
driving Thursday night by State
Patrolman William Purse and
taken TO the county Jail. He OBJ
tanned his release by posting q
$3.50 bond.
Miller was picked up on the
Pacific highway at the seven-mile
corner. He repeatedly crashed
into the back Of car driven by
Lowell c. johnson Of Los Angeles
which WAS awaiting a triffic sig
nal. No one was injured
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Leave Your Auto
And Liquor Home

CANf Nj RkAf-SeIeetssN -
forbidden to take automobiles
when they leave for q years train
inE. according 70 Brig. Gen. Asur-
ice Thompson. state selectlve serv-
ice director They are encouraged
to bring athletic equipment. but
liquor Is absolutely forbidden and
large pictures are discouraged. A
complete list II do and do not
bring articles Is given all selectees
before they are indicted into serv-
ice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Former First Baptist Pastor
To Preach Here Next Week

TITS great TO be back in Ia
COMA"
II was DIR. c. Oscar Johnson
speaking and the occasion was his
welcome TO Tacoma after three
years of absence. Formerly pas
tor of the First Baptist church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

were going 10 Alaska nv
canoe" Douglas told the King
county Officers. II don't know
vhy We left home"
The youngest boy explained the
srmsments
wed been talking all sorts ot
crazy stuff about shooting anybody
who tried to arrest US" he said.
But when somebody really came,
we sort Of shriveled Up. We just
stood there and shook
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

To outfit the craft they had
broken into q Vsshon and Maurs
island homes. they confessed r
Deputy Sheriff o. X. Bodia in Sc.
attic.
The jailed trio. from approx
mately the same district on
Mckinley hill. consists Of Rich
ard Douglas. is. who already
has been charged in justice
court with burglary; Corbin
CastIenran. who viii he Is sun
day. and MurroIl Brown, is.
Pierce County Juvenile Officer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

ment In purchasing all its canned
fruits and vegetables in this state
II is also buying much Of its
canned fish in California, and the
rest IL coming from the state of
Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

Herbert " Ward was investi-
eating at homes Of the younger
boys Friday for officials Of The
neighboring county but said pun
ishment would have 70 rest with
King county.
The boys not only had looted
the summer homes for food. but
had three loaded rifles IN their
possession when arrested and a
miscellaneous collection Of paint
brushes. silverware. blankets. to
baeco and other property
We had Wild idea We
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Boys in Custody as House Looiers
Hoped TO 90 TO Alaska in Canoes
Oldest of Trio Charged in King Co.;
Had Rifles and Supply Of Provisions

Three Tacoma boys. Of them old enough be out
OF juvenile jurisdiction in the King county Jail
Friday musng their muchdefated plan TO visit Alaska
in pair Of stolen canoes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Wanda Wanded'
Diyorce-She Got II

DENVER. Colo.-Nrs. Wanda
de Norss pronounced Wanna
Divorce has been granted her
wish. A Denver judge awarded
her a final divorce decree. and
restored her maiden name,
Wanda irvine.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14
Couple Speak Vows
in Quiet Ceremony

A QUIET WEDDING united
Juanita Eileen Swafford, daush-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar
Swafford of Muskegon Heights.
and Linly Lester Rowe Of Self
ridge Field, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
lPurn Rowe of Middleton, o. The
Ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Harold Hayward of Gilbert
Memorial Baptist Church at
seven o'clock Tuesday evening
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel G. Wood, North Gratiot
avenue.
The bride. whose only at
tendant was Norma Cook Of
Muskeson, wore a blue street
length frock, and Miss Cook was
also gowned in blue. Joseph Fer
encsik of Selfridge Field was
best man.
An informal gathering was
held following the ceremony.
The couple will live In Mount
Clemens while the bridegroom
IL stationed at Selfridge Field.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14
Winner to be Selected
at Dinner Dance Mondas

CANDIDATES for Chapter
Sweetheart of Macomb Chspter,
Order of DeMolay. are ANNOUNCE
ed today, ss plans are being
completed for the annual Sweet
heart dinner dance at TASTES
Tavern, Monday night, when Sc
lection will be made.
Lois Lindsey, Inez Woods,
Phyllis Ahrens, Eleanor Mara
cui, Ruth Wilson, Edna Rose Will
son and Colleen Cunningham are
the group of girls from which the
chapter sweetheart will be se-
lected at the dance. by popular
vote Of those present.
The winner will be presented
with the DeMolay Sweetheart
bracelet. and will be eligible to
compete in the district contest.
II she wins there, she continues
into the state contest in the fall.
The dinner-dance, one of the
highlights Of the DeMolay social
year. will take place at 8 o'clock,
at TASTES Tavern. Chairman
Of the entertainment committee
is Harold Mas, who is assisted
by = committee including Eugene
Wolfe. Howard Speer, Dick
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14
PIegue-Line
Plans Revealed

MR., AND MRS. WILLIAM
PLEGUE, % Hubbard avenue,
announce the engagement and
approaching marriage Of their
daughter Dorothy to Staff Sgt.
John Line, of Selfridge Field,
son Of MIR. and Mrs. w. L. Line,
Of Chambersburg, Pa.
The brides uncle, Rev. Ed
mund Schliecher, pastor o. Rich
mond Trinity Lutheran church,
will perform the quiet ceremony
at the brides home on Saturday,
August 10 1t Z o'clock.
Miss Plesue's only attendant
will be her sister, Evelyn. Rob-
ert Plegue, brother Of the bride,
will act ~ best man.
Miss Plegue IL q 1893 graduate
Of Mount Clemens High school
and Mr.. Line was graduated IN
Pennsylvania. Since graduation
Miss Plegue has been empluyed
in the office Of the Mount Glenn
ems Dairy. Sgt. Line. who 3 Ct
present stationed at Selfridge
Field, expects to take up duties
In Fort Wayne, Ind, shortly.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14
Coming Events

Au0UAT

THURSDAY, AUGUST II
MARGARET BoTToME CIRCLE outing ct Pine Nook,
Summer home Of Mrs. John Jarchow.
OFFICERS CLUB Of Royal Neighbour 1t hons Of Ars
Mathida Mallast New street, at pm.
BLUEBELL CLUB Of ST. Louis parish. 1t tina home of Aars
Clayton Rosso. Sugar Bush road at pm. So
GOODWILL GAMES PARTY, sponsored by WV and Aux.
Hilary, in Veterans hall, at pm. s AZ $3.50 a.
PATRIOTIC DAUGHTERS Of America regular uneefns IN
Hawaiian School Of Music hall, North Walnut ,stlsst,
FRATERNAL ORDER Of Eagles regular meeting and class
initiation In Aerie hall, at pm ..tasf i,
ST. PETERS GUILD at the home Of Mrs. Edward Click 1880
FRIDAY, AUoUsrs
GROUP Of Trinity Lutheran church. ct The home o6 A
Kraatz. 101 Hubbard avenue 1t pm.
]. q. O. F., in Barron hall at pm.
LAWN PARTY at the home Of Mrs Louis Yoc SOFT Shook
road sponsored by Rose Club Of S. Louis parish. lso
to pm. 1885,
Of Mrs F. W. Kraussn.cE. IS Miiisr stssss It a5o pm
G. C. CLASS of Gilbert Memorial Baptist Church the
Of Mrs Allen Walton 323 Malast avenue potluck din
ner with husbands. at $50 pm. ~
LILAC CLUB of ST. Louis parish at the home Of Nrs Della
Trombey, Lakeshore road and Trombley boulevard
BABY CLINIC in Kings Daughters Health Center 1880 to
CIRCLE womens Guild Of ZEC at the home Of Mira VII
SATURDAY. AUGUST le
BOARD DIRECTORS Of ST. Peters Catholic YOUNG reo-
Piles Club, meeting In 81. Mays cubrooms, st 750
pm. followed by trip to EASTWOOD Park.
SUNDAY, AUGUST ~
TYACK FAMILY Reunion, Ut Bunny Run, Orion, at II aA
MONDAY, AUGUST n
SEWING for Red Cross In Mclis sswns ROOM ESQ am -
HARRY oLLRlcH POST. American Iassoa IN Legion club
FRANZ KUHN LODGE. knights Of ryhi.. in ryth,aa Asn-
w. " AUXILIARY grocery party. hvs..raas hsss ss.s
SWEETHEART DINNER DANCE q Mssomb ehapsss. osdsr.
a DeMolsy. Ut Tsssis's Tsvssn. q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14
Candidates for DeMoay Chapter Sweetheart are
Kitchen Shower to .Fete
Alma Jock This Evening

ALMA JOCK d spending .
few days at the home Of her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Jardo, In East De-
troit.
This evening Miss Jock will
return to Mount Clemens to be
honored at kitchen shower CIV
en- by Mrs. Clarence Pelkey ut
her home on 102 Euclid avenue.
Miss Jock, daughter of Mrs.
Eli Jock, 81 Fessenden. will be-
come the bride of Henry M.
Wathen, son of Mr.. H. Wathen,
of Louisville, Ky. on August az.
The morning ceremony viii be
performed In St. Louis Catholic
church.
Definite wedding arrange
ments will be announced later.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14
South County Garden Club
Plans Flower Show August %

worthy exhibits, even II they are
the only ones In the class.
All exhibitors must leave hall
during judging.
All containers must have own
er's name on bottom.
All entries must be labelled
and named correctly by exhib-
itor.
Ribbons awarded q prizes In
MI classes First, blue; Second,
red; Third, white.
Exhibitors may have one entry
only In each class.
This Branch Is not responsible
for loss or damage to exhibitors
property.
Call for exhibits at $50 pm.
Saturday, August %.
Arrangement classes will be
closed when filled.
Registration In both arrange
ment and specimen classes must
be made on or before August 20
with any Of the following: Mrs.
W. =. Perry, 1880 Beechwood,
Roseville, Rose. 1923; Mrs.
George jackson. 23740 Melroee,
East Detroit, Rose. 1302-M; Mrs.
Graham 0racey, 1880 Gratiot,
Rosevills, Rose. 0003-M.
There n no entry fee.
Stands permitted under any
container.
Any foliage permittsd In ar
rangemsnt classes except where
noeed. lA
Containers for. specimen class
- h1ruiGhed st show.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14
Bridesmaid Fetes
Edwina Hickman

EDWINA HECKMANN was
honored last evening by one a
her bridesmaids, Muriel .Beh-
rend, at . miscellaneous show
er given at the hostess home on
Little road. !,
The II guests played q series
Of games, beginning with m
ana agra m. Of congratulations.
Prizes were won BY Mrs Robert
Harvey and Helm 4 Hugtteau.
Wilm . Behrund, Eabel Maaa
and Mrs. Albert Kimynsl won
prizes for skill IN transporting
beans, and bunco winners were
Mrs Kimmel, Marjorie Heck
mann, and Pauline LuchtSnan.
Miss Mass was awarded the
house prize.
Blue pink and yellow wa
the motif used to decorate the
three small tables at which the
guests were served light RE
freshments at the close Of the
evening. ~ ~
Miss Hickman, the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Heck
mann, will marry Elmer Pee
bles, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
PEBBLES, Of Fraser, at 2 o'clock
In Trinity Lutheran Church on
August %.
+. A. LEE, q Farrin place,
celebrated his birthday anuiver.
sary on Tuesday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14
Olga Vital Honored
at Kitchen Shower

OLGA VITAL Of Detroit,
bride-elect, was honored last
evening at a kitchen shower CIV
en- by Virginia I. Miller, of
Mount Clemens, and Dorothy
Miller of Detroit. Guests includ-
ed IL relatives Of the bride
groom-elect, Ralph Miller, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller Of
Mount Clemens.
The party took place at Viz
ginia Miller's home on Euclid
avenue, where the hostesses
used bouquets Of garden flowers
az decoration. The gift table was
conferred with q bouquet Of
variegated s u m m er flowers,
thanked by tapers. Games prizes
were won by Mrs. A. w. Miller,
Jr. and Mrs. Robert Miller of
Detroit; Mrs. Fred Miller and
Mrs. August Miller, Sr. of Mount
Clemens.
Other out-of-town guests were
Mrs. v. w. Bunnell of Berwyn,
ILL.,, Mrs. Hubert A. Meier of
Lexington, Mass, Mrs. Hazel
Miller and Ruth Schonschack Of
Detroit.
Miss Vital, the daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Vital Of
Budapest, and Mr.. Miller will
be married at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Stone, In De-
troit, the afternoon of August Is.
SHARON KOTH, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Koth, of
205 Elizabeth street, has return
ed from q weeks visit with Bet
ty Horton, spent at the Horton
family trailer at the mouth Of
the Clinton river. Betty was
Sharon's guest at the Koth home
the week before.
EDNA ROSE WILSON, Lode
wyck avenue, entertained at q
tea for II guests today honorins
her houseguest, Virginia Gil
chrest Of Harsens Island, who ID
spending the week with hs...
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14
Birthday Dinner to Fete
William Wilson Friday

WILLIAM WILSON, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson
Of Lodewyck avenue, will be
feted tomorrow evening at q
dinner 1t his home on the Ccca-
sion Of his 10th birthday ami
versary.
Guests viii include the honor
guests grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Baker of Sugar Bush
road, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Speer. Virginia Gilchrest of Har-
sens Island, Jack Garvey and
Mary Peters.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14

Stewart Jack POWosa CGEps
Frendt and william Cps1sg.
- - y
MRS. BYRON rRru1GIzs ii
entertained the Auction r.
Club 1t her home O. 0eott
boulevard yesterday.
Mr.. AND MRS. CLAHxlsCBs
DUBAY and Mrs. Edwin Kloc-
kow returned last evening fEpsn
q ten-day visit In Alpena.
MRS. CLIFFORD JOHN ma
sons Clifford. Jr., and Jerry lei
this morning 70 spend q month
In Harbor Springs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14
Playground Point Winners
Get Metals at Free Show

POINT WINNERS for parti-
|cipation in the activities OF the
Summer playground program
were announced this afternoon
|at the free show at the Macomb
theatre, which closes play
GROUND fun for the season. May.
or Donald r. Westendorf was to
present gold medals to two boys
and two girls, and bronze med.
als to az boys and girls.
Top winners are James Ser
70, 10, Of Donaldson. who earn
Cd 145 points out of a possible
$50; Edna Moore of st. Mary's,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14

AUGUST %, for the third
year, the Roseville-East Detroit
branch Of the Women's National
Farm and Garden Association
will sponsor . Flower and
Vegetable Show.
This year, the exhibits Will be
displayed In the Burton School
gymnasium, Eleven Mile road,
one block east of Gratiot, the
show scheduled to open 1t 400
pm.
Mrs. Graham Gracey, General
Chairman, urges every person to
enter his specimen blooms whe-
Their they are of the same quality
Of other years. The judges have
been advised to take into consld-
GRAFTON the fact that Il has been
q bad summer for flowers.
Judges In arrangement classes
will also take into confederation
the hot summer weather when
making decisions.
Entrants may buy flowers for
arrangement class exhibits.
Following II . complete sched-
ule Of regulations that will Cow
ern entries In the show:
Roles end keeuletieNs
All flowers must be grown By
the entrant except In the ar-
rangement classes.
All exhibitors must b anna
teslrS.
All entries must be set up and
ready for Judging BY 1880 am.
August -.
Prisss WIN not b dven un-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-14

400 kOuASoS VSuu0 OS0u 10SCAS
of Lincoln. 1872: and Bobby
Randolph Of Wilson, 1871. They
are gold medal winners In class
A and B.
Bronze medal winners are:
CLASS A BOYS
Don Henkel, Is, Dickinson,
102.
Don Hasshaw, IS, Grant, 123.
Bob Gilman, Is. Lincoln, 118.
Norman Weston, IS, Wilson,
1875.
James Harris, Is, Griffith.
112.
James Charbeneau, st.
Mary's. 125.
CLASS A GIRLS
Joan Heller, Is, Griffith, 136.
Joyce Floore, IL, Wilson, lis.
Dolores Fink, Grant, 108.
Madelyn Johns, Is, Dickin-
son, los.
CLASS b BOYS
Mickie Carpenter, 8, Dickin-
son. 1913.
Henry Frank. II, Grant, III.
Robert Forton, IL, Lincoln,
1913. ~,
Harold schingeck, IL, DON
aldson, 100.
Elmer Charbeneau. IL, st.
Mary's, 121.
John Mial. II. Griffith, ~.
CLASS b GIRLS
Gladys Heller, II, Griffith.
Beatrice Maddaugh, II, Will
son, 120.
Ann Bonnette. II. st. Mary's,
1913.
Shirley Dreimiller, II, Don.
aldson, go.
Marjorie schinke, IL, Grant.
10.
: Marilyn Tuscany, 8, Dickin-
son, 1871.
MRS. D. b. WATSON left TO-
day for Mcpherson, Kan, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. +. D.
Dambak, enroute to San Mateo,
Calf, where she will spend the
winter with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. e. c.
Watson, Jr. Mrs. Watson has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Taylor for the past three
weeks.
MIR. AND MRS. MAX COR
DON have issued invitations for
q picnic shower and supper hon
oring their niece Shirley Ann
Kaplan and her fiance Jeroff
Maxwell Bersch, both of Crosse
Pointe. The evenT' win be held
at the Gordon home, Friendly
Acres, .413l North Gratiot road,
on Sunday. August "a, from 3
o'clock until dark.
-
MRS. MURL ESTES and
children Sally. and Buddy, Of
Alexandria, Va, arrived today
to spend q. few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Kracht. They
expect to leave for home on Sat
urday.
MR.. AND MRS. HAROLD
LINDSEY and son Billy return.
ed yesterday from their cottage
at Mitchell Bay.
MRS. JOSEPH A. NORTH,
Glenwood road. b celebrating
her birthday anniversary today.