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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
BY EDGAR HAYES

sports and recreation program scale before
dreamed of being planned for the American people according
to the word given the athletic directors football coaches
in convention here Sports recreation and relaxation for
130000000 citizens of this country the Of the
America program which sponsored by the government
through the Office of Civilian Defense Division of Physical
Fitness
The first move has been the appointment of Elwood A.
Geiges advisory member of the National intercollegiate
football rules committee by Walter r. Okeson chairman.
Geiges executive John b Kelly States
director of the Physical Fitness program He is former
Temple football star and noted football official He refereed
the Army-Navy game in November.
Immediately after his appointment, Geiges gave
outline of the program the government has in mind.
"We all know the colleges have been wondering. what
would be the governments views college Well
here Is The not only wants sports continue
but to be increased five fold We taking
This present emergency should provide the
colleges Of America with golden opportunity expand
enlarge their ntramural and intercollegiate activities
they will promote unexceled society
and skill that has q better
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
GREEN LATEST TIP FOR ILLINI JOB
Shaug messy Gets Lowdown on T

games in color TO aid in detecting
mistakes.
No visitor 10 the convention has
more friends that Conrad Jen-
nlngS of Marquette He plays
both Michigan State and L. OF -.
in basketball each year and him
self is a graduate of Michigan
which gives him plenty OF local
ties Larry Gernon. Notre
Danes No. ! booster is a bug on
football movies Ed Mckeever
rs an interesting companion
he has twin daughters about
Mary'S age
Lou Little dapper and dis
tinguished telling everybody how
much he enjoyed the Downtown
Quarterback $ luncheon Little
and Fritz CriSler rearrapged their
program so the Times quartet
backs could meet the coaches.
Harry Newman OF Michigan
fame. circulating Also Art
Cronin, Noire Dame lneman of a
few years back Everybody was
pleased with the report on in
juries which showed a big decrease
unlimited SubStitutlons IS the
answer say many coaches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Nebraska Gets Another Hopp-Waly

Posy Clark, quarterback Illinois played part of
his year with aluminium mask covering broken
Jaw Incidenty Clarks three Grand Rapids Uni
versy-Jacc Barows halfback OF Grand Rapids Cen
trail High; Bazel end from onia and Duncan Lecht
from Cadillac will be back at e. r. L. next fall Lechta
boxed in ring shows Victorious in six out
Of eight games f. L. totaed 1914 points during the recent
grid
Glenn Prcsncl reports another Hopp-Wally Hoppat Nc
The third of the Hopp athletes to go to the school
Lincoln like Harry with the Detroit Lions Wally is foot
will be a sophomore fall Johnny of course
is a big league baseball with the st. Louis Cardinals
Murray Evans captain and quarterback of
by Lions Chicago recently married and has
one son Sandlee fulback with the Bears twice
rejected by the air force because of color blindness is going
make another try get into the air service Speaking
Of the Bears. Dutch Clark said
1--WE played against most of the great Bear teams but
tiS l9l edition. Is the greatest of Them ALL II has
speed ana deception well power These boys
YOU, under YOU and around you"
Whom the Lions drafted Bob Deathman of Oregon State
thought they getting his teammate Don Duon
left banded passer Charley Bachman recalls that
Notre Dame played two games in three days
-Texas Thanksgiving Day and Rice Institute the follow
Ing Saturday" ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Johnson Picks
His Ex-Cdddie

Jimmy Johnson, the amateur
golf star who recently switched 10
the pro ranks. has named Kenneth
Clouticr as his assistant al Warren
Valley Country Club for next
season.
Jimmy thus is giving a good
break 10 a fellow who used TO
caddy for him. and who, As Jimmy
puts il. was one Of the best caddieS
hc ever had
Cloutier. who is 20 years old,
and who formerly was assistant
cIddiemaSter ar Oakland Hills, al
tended Hazel Park High School
He was captain of the golf team
there
As soon as Johnson gets things
lined up for next spring he plans
TO 20 south and play in several OF
The big tournaments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

been drafted By Chicago Bears VIII professional
played 10 games for at stanford without be-
ng hurt Clark 70 the query rs Albert rugged
enough for the pros
Abort leit.nanded passing quarterback. will have no
trouble flung his old pals, Standee and Galerneau
Shau-hnessy coached great backfelds Tulane
in 1928 Iautcnshage Fournoy Brother Brown and Eddie
bert and Kmtoyic the Cardinal quartet is his choice
"lll never like that Shaughnessy sighed
kmcoylc by Philadelphia will probably wind with
the George Halas usually what he wants in
the pro loop Il Pete he will have novey-the
college bakhd the history OF the National Foot
bah League
Coach Frank Leahy Of Notre Dame pal-bearer al
funeral Tommy Yarr in Chicago Monday
They knute Rocknes last Irish team in
1880 revealed that George Gpp died in
h senior year big league baseball contracts sub
mIttc4 for his consideration
.ippd didn't q \otre Dame ootbaler, Ander-
son recalled bascbaIler. Joe DMasgio reminds
of him lot.
Tug Wilson athletic director Northwestern University,
recalled am incident OF 1882 Angeles Olympic games
which shows the japanese character
Japs the only who didn't fratrrnze with
other Wilson recalled land who kept their training
doors closed Somebody discovered that the Jap
swimmers being given treatments just
bet their swimming which them unfair add
vantage They made stop the practise. In sports
laps quick starters, have explosive power but
they don't have the staying power such might face
against the NaIis.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
MAY REMAIN

II the knee which was operated
upon last summer stands the
strain. GoOdfellow Will remain IN
the lineup. If not he VIII step out
and sgd Howe may be shifted 10
the defense
Goodfellow made his decision
last night. The veteran defense
man who won the David Hart
trophy as the most valuable PLAYER
two seasons ago has not been in
action since his injury in the play
offs with the New York Rangers
last spring. But ne has been Skat-
ing since November and believes
now IS the time 10 make the test
The club needs HIM and he ha,
received a special brace 10 protect
his knee
Go6dfellow is TO- team I'm ne
rear guard with JIMMY 0rhDto
who wiz Slide over 10 tie LEFT side
TO allow Ehbie 10 takeihl, accuS-
toned position Jack Stewart viii
team with Buck Jones leaving
defenseman Bob Whitelaw out %
the Wing picture for the night
The Wings aren't waiting 20 see
II Goodfellow IS ready or If their
NJ CONTINUED on Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Bowl Game Facts

SUGAR BOWL
Principals FoTdham ". Missouri
Place New Orleans. La.
Betting Even.
Probable attendance 10000
ROSE BOWL
Principals Oregon State vs.. Duke
Place Durham. y. {.
Betting Duke. 3 10 /
Probable attendance s. GOO
ORANGE BOWL.
PrincipalS-G eorgla vS TcXa>
Christian
Place Miami Fla.
Betting Georgia, 81. 10 6ia % >
Probable attendance 40 900
COTTON BOWL VA
Principals Texas Az ~ " Ah-
b8ma
PLACE Dallas Tex.
Betting Alabama 81 90 g. 90 5.
Probable attendance As ESQ
Sun BOWL
Principals Tulsa vs. Texas Tech
Place RI PaSo, Tex
Betting Even
attendance -l5O0Q. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Leafs Beaten,
Bruins in First

The Boston Bruins regained first
place today In the National
Hockey League standings by over
whelming the Toronto Maple
Leafs. 4 TO l. last night at the
Boston garden BoStOn'> k1tch-
ener line performed IN spectacular
fashion 10 insure The victory.
A four-game losing streak was
by the Montreal Cana
diens playing on their home nee.
The CanadienS scored three goals
in the third period to bca the
Chicago Black Hawks 5 10 g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Times Sweeps
Dedd|ine Due
| P. NJ. SATURDAY.
First Weekend Rolling
Draws Full LIST
Of l32 Teams
By HAROLD kAHL

Except for a few minor details,
the popular Detroit Times Sweep
stakes teday-isfeady for its tenth
annual opening al Imperial Recre-
alton in the General Motors Build
ing Saturday at p. m.
The first week-ends schedule Is
set. Dates and times for the rest
of the event, which viii continue
through March q, are being filled,
but there are still plenty of alleys
available for those who wish 10
compete.
And, remember. YOU have until
the opening whistle. p. m. Sat-
urday 10 get your entry in 10 be
able 10 enjoy the thrills Of com-
petition this Sweeps affords al such
a small price no other tournament
IN the country can match.
The Sendon viii be a blowoff In
more ways than one. 1t is the first
time the entire opening weekend
has been completely filled. A total
of 1872 teams Will have their in
nlngs 90 Saturday and Y Sunday.
OF these. two are Class A, SIX
Class b and u Glass {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
SPORTS EDITOR

AZ luncheon at the Book-Cadilac today the college
coaches here for their concave paid tribute to Field
ing H. Yos and Robert c. Zuppke, fitting respects to two
great grdiron pioneers Yost became direcor-emerus
of Michigan athletics after serving football coach and later
as director for 40 years Zuppke after 29year coach
ing Illinois, resigned the end of the 1871
Fritz Crisler thought the swell testimonial to
the famous pair Incidently Crisler had quite time
coaXing the "Zup Detroit and be honored.
Lou Little, wise Columbia coach says
The day OF the top-heavy ofense past never to re-
turn 10 football Coaches who dashed to the formation
discovered il the answer"
Clark S7augrnrssy, Stanford will leave Detroit today for
the Sugar Bowl and East-West games at New Orleans
ShaughnessV convinced that the socaed Aherton plan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
ALL-AMERICANS

So much for the outstanding
team rivalry. For individual brill
lance the top contest should bel
the East-West game. TO be played
in the vast Sugar Bowl SATURDAY.
two days after all the other gamesl
mentioned here. Seven virtuallu
unanimous All-Americans. headed
by Bruce Smith of Minnesota and
frankie Albert Of Stanford, will bel
on the field that day plus almost|
every other well-known senior who|
IS not appearing IN another bowl
For all-around brilliance. the top|
team OF the week promises 10 bel
Duke, only indicated and united
team involved in a bowl But it'd
contest with Oregon State, the|
Pacific Coast Conferences repre-
sentative IN the tranSplanted Rose|
Bowl promises 20 develop into al
rout Its main significance cen1
terS around the games durability
and Us prophetic aspect as sports|
meet the menace of war
The game most likely 10 produced
an upset we think. is the Orange|
Bowl brawl az Miami Georgia.
with ITS brilliant All America
Frankie Sinkwch rules a favoritcI
over Texas Christian Georgia.
rackcd up 279 points this year andI
allowed oulv ~ 10 be- scored
against il. whereas r. c. L. scored
only 136 points. allowed %. and
lost two and tied one other game.
Bur Dr. beat mighty Texas. and
were thinking that Texas wasn't
3~ dcm0faIIcd that day as mostI
persons believe II was.
Alab3ma IS slight choice overI
TaV1s a " nj tho Cotton Bowl
bUrIt WoAij not bg too sukpHlSingI
Ia We thn ODDS SWitch bgfOreI
gam. time. even IN Dallas Ala
hanna got knocked off this year|
hy Nis, .ppi state and Vander-|
blt and had trouble with all the|
rest 0f US worthwhile opponentS.
Texas A. a. ". won the Southern|
Conference though crushed owl
Texas in the LOnghorns violent|
comeback
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

of T-formapon, listening with rapt
attention as Ralph Jones coach of
Lake Forest eleven. cXpounded on
the Information Jones is a
former backheld coach Of the Chi
cago Bears . credited with first
giving the famed formation to the
pro champs The movies drew
big crowds MANY Of the col
leges arc now photoGraPhlns their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

stroke of l., Adams has ordered
them simply 10 pat their pillows
and turn over again for a long
winters nap IN. preparation for
their game with the Blackhawks
tomorrow night
This order goes for every Red
Wing. including the newest de-
fenseman, Coach Ebbic Goodfellow
who hasn't had 10 submit 10 the
CUTfew all season.
Ebbie has asked Adams 10 roc
turn him 10 the active list today.
He IL 10 make tWO-Eamc
comeback test of his game right
knee against the Blackhawk> and
Les CanadienS at Montreal Satur-
day night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
BERLIN STILL PRESENT

But I'd Berlin, who spanked the
attack with 635, stlll remains with
Shcpp, who has recruited John
Blum. Jos Miscovich and Louis
Warda II isn't likely they will
duplicate last seasons feat, but
they may come up with total
hard 10 beat.
Members OF Clinton Valley
Country Club. who have opened
every Sweeps, will be on deck
again and will be followed by u
teams from Birmingham Golf
Club Between squads there viii
be brief opening ceremonies at
which Mayor Edward J. Jenries
Will do the honors with Judge
(ContinIIpd on Pare t0l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
CHAMPS FIRST DAY

Classes d and f. the lower aver.
age bowlers 20 which the Sweeps
caters IN an effort 10 make them
bigger and better as usual Will
have most of them in there fling
ing There will be SO Class d and
AZ Class l. winging away
II also viii be- the first time a
defending champion has appeared
the first day Woody-Pontiac. with
Steve Kowalczyk as pilot, won the
Glass h championship last season
with a 2977 total. This team Will
be on the 1870 shift Saturday
with different personnel.
Johnny Shepp, manager for
Stanley Jankowski at North End
Rec, has replaced kowalczyk. who
accepted a similar Job az Varsity
Joe Szpont IS gone. He was
drafted shortly after rolling al
So is Emil Dlmltrie, who
is now with George Holmes Elk
hardt & Becker IN the Times
{ l9SStC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
No WhOOpee
Manager Jack Adams Orders Red Wings TO Sleep
Old Year Out in Chicago
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Detroit hockey fans may whoop
1t up IN their favorito spots TO-
night but under strict orders of
Manager Jack Adams. the Detroit
Red Wings viii celebrate the New
Year by getting a sound sleep in
their Hotel LaSalle headquarters
IN Chicago.
Every player is 10 be in bed by
1870 tonight and if aroused by the
noisy citizenry OF Chicago AT the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
ALSO MOVED

The East-West game. which AMI
lnually gives about $4,000 of itS|
receipts TO the care and cure of
Icrippled children, was moved $500
miles from San Francisco, oven
(which en- m y reconnaissance
planes have been sighted, TO peace
Iful New Orleans. over which Aoats|
nothing more sinister than the|
heady aroma of the countrys best
restaurants.
The game Of the week, so far asI
brilliant and well-matched oppo-|
.nents are concerned, should be the|
Fordham-MiSsouri battle in the|
Sugar Bowl at New Orleans. It'll
also will draw the most persons
$1,000.
This battle brings into violent
collision the East's best all-around|
club against one of the most OUT
standing champions the Big SiM
ever produced. Three deep I'M
nearly every position, with bench
warming backs who might be stars
on other teams. Fordham nonethe1
less rules only a slim favorite over
a Missouri team which lost its
opening game to Ohio State BY
To then went on TO SWeep
/ through the rest of the schedules
with such Gripping force that the
Tigers topped the country'S teams
with an average of 3077 yards per
game rushing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Fans to Put Out S6OO,OOO
TO See @ Bowl Games
War and Taxes Can't
Spoil Nations Love
Of Grid Spectacles
BY BOB CONSIDINE

International News Service sports Writer
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Despite
war, rationing and tax loads, al
quarter of a million football fans
will pay in the neighborhood OF
100000 this week TO bear witness
lat six bowl games utilizing all but
IA tiny percentage of the cream of
the 1911 football season.
The contests may prove very|
little, so far as national cham-|
.pionShips are concerned. Butt
they'll prove more Importantly
that We are resilient people and|
that it is going to be tough to|
scare us out of our love of sports,
Tor make us consider sports non-|
Essential relaxation and business.
The Rose Bowl was lifted bodily
and transplanted 5000 miles away
from omber-threatened Pasadena
its home since the days when|
the principal sports event of the|
Tournament of Roses was al
lCharlOt race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Coach Predicts Albert Will Star as Pro

Inclcnty Shaushnessy predicts frankie Albert who ha
ty Chicago Bears, viii star IN professions
football
played 10 games for stanford without be-
the auerN is Albert rugged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

DE soTo--1s37 sport coupe; extra equip
ment; good tires and finish; mechanically
good; will sacrifice equity for S35 II sold
by Monday. sos Beaubien.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-22
Predictions for 1912


Senator ..teltg.tt9 promise t'yl
foreign policies ri President boo>o-
Welt a8d Heaaeat Wat.kIe VIII lace
EI-..og. a..sg. u UeEt wears COLI
lrps-lal.a. elections Is largely tine
senate. personal opinion. =. lot of.
waite. gsa .a#a .aaea he dam ln Il
year,. aa. t## #..=aa. may be al WAL.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-22
NOTICE.


| have this day qualified bcfor'
the Clerk of the Superior Court OF
Vance County, North Carolina, a
Administrator of the Estate of ny
Mother, the late Mrs, Sallie Bun
roughs Brame, and this is TO notify
ell persons holding claims agalns'
said Estate to present them to the I'm
Del iened within one year from thi.
date or this notice will be PLEADED
IN bar of any recovery. Persons in
debted to said Estate are requested
to make prompt settlement.
This Le 5th day of September
l9il.
Percy BRAME,
Administrator OF the Estate of
the late Mrs. Sallie Burroughs
Brame.
J.. p. & J. H. Z~ollicoffer,
Attorneys.
o-l5-22-29-6-l3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-22

JUNO. is nothing if not up-to-
date. Laet night he asked Dad 70
convoy him through his homework
arithmetic problems
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-22

THE BEST STEAKS, SI,AFOODS
and Chicken Dinners are SCrVct
daily at the White House Eestaul
ant. Air COnditioncd-Bcst Ser
ic-Sanitary. 81.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-22

CAN YOU SPARE TWO HOURS
each evening to increase your
weekly income from $500 TO
$500? Apply in person u MIS-
Whitcsell at Vance Hotel, Monday,
Tuesday or "Wednesday evening
from 7 To 8 o'clock. Car necessary.
22-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-22

Enter. IT. p. pest office /" HenGe'
4 -asHad class ualiwItlc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-22
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the coming OF cold weather w.
are prepared TO give you IulI pro-
lection. Citizens Bank and 1Ir',
Co. Insurance Department. I,'5rr
The guardian., 1941-05-03
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BLANCHE CHAPMAN
Needham II27

Davenprt School of the Dance pre-,
sents Bronze Rhapsody of 1941 at JOr.
dan Hall, Friday, May %.
The Ministers Wives Council met
last week at the residence of Mrs. S. l.
Laviscount. Mrs. Y. Hill of Everett
was welcomed to membership. Mrs. w
S. Ravenell gave an interesting report
of her first trip to the. South, Present
were Mesdames j. F. Bailey, c. J.
Broadfeld, S. NJ. Riley, R. M. Owens
W. S. Ravenell, A. E. Mckenzie, J. D.
Tyms, S. H. Bullock, L. Cunningham,
V. Hill, S. L. Laviscount.
Mrs. Rosa Jones, formerly member
of 18th Baptist Church Choir, now a
resident of Montreal, was a soloist at
the evening service at 18th Baptist
Church last Sunday
The Annual Tea of Women's Auxil-
lary of VIM. E. Carter Post at Shaw
House Sunday afternoon, April 20 was
a huge success. The program included
welcome address, Mrs. Jessie Harris,
president; solo, Nora Lee Singletary
address, Agnella Boudreau; violinist,
Herbert Williams; Alpha Chorus, Err
nest G. O.Banyoun, director; pianist.
Yvonne Husbands; solo, Francis
Moore; reader, Louise Grannum. Fan
ny Jackson, co-chairman, Mms. Mar
garet Rawls, Lucy Davis, Maud Brown,
Amanda Giles, Ruth Butler, Anna
Mallory.
DR.. Frederick Cullen, pastor Salem
M. E. Church, New York, will be the
guest speaker at the annual Thanks
giving services of the Maryland Club
on Sunday, May II. Hour and place
to be announced.
Miss Amada Mason of New York.
founder of the Boston Triple Arts
Club, spent the weekend here the
house-guest of Miss Arlene Baker.
DR. Peter Murray of New York, it is
learned, will give a series of lectures
in May at Flint-Goodrich Hospital in
New Orleans.
The Booklovers Club will give a re-
ception in honor of the organizer, Mrs.
Eva Carr of Buffalo, N. Y, tomorrow
afternoon at 4 Mills st., Roxbury. Mrs.
Viola Ryder was the book-reviewer at
last Sundays meeting.
Silk stockings and house dresses at
Crosby's dry goods store, IL Greenwich
Park.
Miss Martha Brown of Worcester
was the weekend guest of Cora V. Mac
Kerrow during the Easter vacation.
The couple were interested listeners at
the Memorial High School meeting ad-
dressed by Cong. Arthur W. Mitchell
The Tribe of Judah Club of Twelfth
Baptist Church, Rev. W. H. Hester,
The guardian., 1941-05-03
CITY NEWS

All roads lead to the Brotherhood Of
Sleeping Car Porters and Ladies
Auxiliary dance at the Ritz Plaza or
May 18th. Music by Tasker CrOssOn's
Orchestra. See you there.
The Original Japanese Tea Club met
at the home of Mrs. Estelle Courtney
s Gertrude st. A delicious collation.
was served by the hostess and enter
tainment was furnished by Mr.. Mel
son Courteney. The club will have a
Silent Supper, Monday, May 5, at 81
Hammond ST., suite l. Come one
Come all
The Women's Progressive Club of
Everett will present their annual schol-
arship entertainment on Friday even
ing, May Is at 8.15 pm. at Parlin
Junior High School,
The play "Petticoat Fever" under
the direction of Mr.. Ralf Coleman,
promises to surpass the performance of
last year All graduates of high
schools in Greater Boston who are plan
ming to continue their education are
eligible For information write Mrs.
Mary Frazier, 90 Staples Ave, Ever
EFT,
Misses Geraldine and Doris Randall
of New York and Worcester were guests
last week of Mrs. Cora Y. MacKerrow.
Miss Geraldine appeared in piano reci-
tai Easter Sunday afternoon at ST..
John Baptist Church, Worcester.
Simeon o. Roberts this week de-
clared that he has no intention of with
drawing from the race for Ward 9
City Councillor. He said emphatically:
II am in the contest to stay" I know
politics. 1 have as long a record of
knowing the mechanics of City Hall and
Beacon Hill as any man likely to enter
this race. | think that that knowledge,
when combined with the sincerity and
honesty I have been given credit for,
can combine to bring Ward out of
the dumps in civic status.
New officers of the Housewives
League were installed by Russell Glide
on at Mondays meeting at the Silver
Box Studio. Mrs. Estella Crosby the
new president stated that the League
enthusiastically voted to support race
stores and other stores employing col
ored help.
The Hollywood Social Club met Mon
day at the home of Mrs. Beatrice Moose
of Roxbury.