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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
BEST OF WEEK
ANOTHER FEATURE

There's another feature attrac-
ton on the docket al Birmingham,
where the prep forces viii attempt
20 make IL four straight al the eX-
pense Of Dearborn. Birmingham
matches River Rouge'S SpotlesS
record when il comes to defense.
Crosse Pointe. a team which has
A tough time getting started, stays
home Saturday 10 meet Monroe
AT the same hour Wyandotte. an
other floundering member OF the
Border Cities group goes TO Royal
Oak.
The loops other entry Mt
Clemens, travels 10 Port Huron
where the BatherS shouldn't have
any trouble.
Much talked about and pub
licized Flint Northern, back in the
winning column, expects TO dispose
OF Saginaw Arthur Hill Flint
Central is paired with Lansing
Central while Pontiac hooks up
with Owosso.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
MARRIAGES = BIRTHS - DEATHS
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Emil Bnckensdorf. 80 Edna Trip. %
Henry A. Badenhoop, 20; Christine Wolo-
Walter $. sprague. % Eleanor c. childs.
RAYMOND A whitney Jr, 90 FeIice /
Birchard /. Fisher u Virginia NJ. o'sul-
Ben Yaquinto. 20 Margaret Friend. %
Edward Paliszewsh, %, Marian Psprocki,
Roy waueren. Is: Marion Haight. 10
Walter J.. Bone Jr % Helen Christie, %
William Pren 20 Elsie A. Bender p
stephen Brady. 81 Bonnie Williams, 30.
Arthur Stewart, q; Lorraine Lincoln. q
William PaAkowski, % Vera Kaupehs, %
James Bakris IS sophia Pappas 26
William j. LaPorte. 20, Blanche Bernier
Is
Charles strauss Jr u: Betty Haley. p.
John szabo p Anna Kozma. II
George Williams, As Lillian Arthur a.
Fritz Jakob p Doloris r Caplis. "a.
Clayton Klein %, Marjorie Nash rs.
Joseph W. stefes' "a Mary J. Cheeyers.
Gerald F, Horser 20 Gertrude R ostrow-
Frederick J. Ferry %; Eileen NJ. conroy
Benjamin siegel. u; Dora schwartz. 81
Isadore Sayan. 20 Rita WOjcechOWsh1 II
Carl n tanner, 75 Paula Vile o.
Joseph lukewski "a, Frances Wdowiak
Daskel T Fox. 30 Ina Marie Rush "a
Edward II. stalker, 81; Elizabeth NJ
John Bonello. 40: Gertrude II Han. "a
Bernard NJ Brown, Lorraine Hibler. %
Curtis A. Bowes, % Zilpha L. Davenport
20
Trevir wertman. 81 Alice Laethem. 81.
Frank NJ Mowery, % Louise D. Phipps.
20
Leonard H Miller. as; Margaret J. Pat
terson 40
Eugene s DALEY. 80 Mary Mccloskey. %.
Raymond +. smith. "a Belle d. Buhlman,
20
LLOYD A. martz % Marie MuIleavy. %.
Kenneth sellers 20 Margaret Winnsrd. %
Joseph G. Eddy, IS, Dorothy g. Passmore
wiiford W Durnen 80: Beulah Hill. 81.
James Blonde. 20. Teresa NJ LeEhio, 10
Joseph G.. Charbonneau. 81 Anna NJ. Lang
2S
Richard f Enyeart. %; julia a. Kowalc.
zuk, q
simon Ash, q Ruth I. zeiuin. %.
Charles ; Remington, ~ Freds Short. 81
Wendell l.. Jameson. "a Gertrude May
nard IS
Walter a Boianowsk. 20 DeIphine NJ
smith 81
RAYMOND Workman. 25 vernlee NJ Horka,
2S
Dorr Joseph Mead, 81; Dorothy Mari,
Berry, 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Lloyd Wdner Gets
Release From BUGS

CINCINNATI, o.. Oct. g
INS)-The Cincinnati Reds today
gave outfelder Lloyd Little
Poison" Wancr his outright re.
lease To- make room on their roster
for 25-year-old Jim Pendergast
southpaw hurler drafted from
Little Rock in the Southern ASSo-
citation Lloyd and his brother
Paul. were the smuggling stars OF
the Pittsburgh Pirates for many
Nnare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Texas Aggies Don't
Awe Nal Stevens

NEW YORK. oct. g. GNS)-
Despite the fact that Texas a. and
Nj is odds-on favorites 10 mop up
New York University here next
Saturday. Coach Nal Stevens To-
cay refused 10 accept The optimism
O. the betting gentry
"The Aggies are indicated.
having won their first two games
this season" he declared. 20. X.
But don't we have the same
kind OF record for this season?
They can only Dut / men on the
field at one time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

A S25 REWARD for Information leading 10
recovery OF hound, lost October 3. white.
black ana brown markings, very friendly.
Children pet" 2029l Omtra Town
send 7-19s2
BASSETT hound--Fcmaie; tan. white, lett
ear badly cut collar S75 reward. go
East Euclid. Trinity 2-1275.
BLACK change purse containing S4s
downtown; widow. - Reward. Tele-
phone Lafayette O0S6.
BLUE GRAY PARAKEET Talking Bird
male; Petite Reward. Telephone
Trinity 2-5323
FEMALE BEAGLE White tan, black
no hunter. Liberal reward. Trinity
2-3i97.
KEYS (between Highland Park Utica.
Romeo needed RewRrd Townsend
$500. Randolph 1927
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Sees Chinese Victory
T. V. Soong Finance Minister, Sends Note to City''
Celebration Predicting Ultimate Triumph

which Will feature a parade 10 City
Hall az 3 p. m tomorrow.
Miss Buck Will be guest Of honor
al "A luncheon in the Book Cadillac
Hotel tomorrow noon. where she
will award TO Detroiters who aided
China the symbol OF the China
Legion Also attending the lunch
con will be kerstin Thorborg.
famed contralso of the Metropoi-
ilan- Opera Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
DEATHS

Murdena McCloud. 2i3l Mcclellan, 70.
Peter Nowakowski. 540s chene. SO.
Harry Ward 1925 Coyle 81
Genevieve Goodrich, 634 West Warren AZ
stanley r. Knapp 1921 Riopene, 81
Henry a. Neal 1929 Mark Twain. So.
Atlas Rae Berkhimer 1880 Lahser Rd, So.
Eihel Todlin. i662S Bayls 50
joint Mordoszewskl. sza65 Chene. 81.
John, Collins 2206 Mack IS
catherine Foster $50 iceland 30.
Walter a. Gowng 37i1 Seward, 81
hnzabe'h Agnes kenney, 27o6 Mcclellan
Mary remperlcy. 1917 Kentucky. Sc.
Feih eWAftuut. 26ib Clements 40
frank ;. schultz 1880 Birwood 90.
NeIie WILSON 1o0i Charlotte. so
Lena Horny. 5063 South Martindale. so
Alicc fetnua lo50i West Fort, 81
Anna Chmiclewshl. $3.50 East Garfield, 70
Wary coulter SO MARLBOROUGH. ~.
f ,.s haaley, $3.50 winthrop, -.
Joseph A, Lacassc. 1884 Everts. 3d.
Ntue hneleman, 53f Notre Dame Crosse
knna Male-ke i.5os Roseiawn "a.
LOUIS koehier. 1856 Maxwell TO-
hila Williams 5s34 Kvard. 20
til ~ S'sen. iJ6 Bradley lane. Youngs.
Augusta Alberta Yarchow. il41 Morren so
E2s"itha n kahier 1929 Redfern. 81
'9 aree a brennan i7'is Pennington
Alonzo Atehison Cotton, 23s2 Carson
william -tTrKFT- 1879 Lawton. 81
'eiioa lh'mi son knnucan. Narberth, Pa
Elizabeth ann Anstess, $500 wes, Chicago
William walker 1916 Rivsfd. So.
kiia Doggeli.-l-f-- c1Ty. 40.
rrr7iuand Tresseit 4545 Vancouver IS.
lsautile Meter, 1888 Ferguson. 10
reIoinand Felt 1903 Philip a.
fatlN bragEs, 1864 81. Joseph a..
anna barcea, 1908 Twelfth. 6s
Jane Peterson. 1s054 AppOline "a
FRANKLIN j Gardner. 10 Sproat IS.
heIiha Monroe. 1881 Boiam. East Detroit
Rose Eouo 62sa Robins. 81.
f-NWa ariasch. zl3J Fischer. So
'la 81 a %Hrr. ff2g1 Dresden. CO.
Aiulfi Lee Bernard. SS64 koih 81
Anna hirC -ILI Honorah. 80
Maadc p Mckay. 21i Frederick IL
MarFafct D. Carbefy 1912 McDourau. g.
sophie Hlmhufg. f134 Fourteenth. S4
John O. Anderson. 1859 Clements. 70.
Lillian k0Ifs Carsonville. Mich. SO. e
Joseph Schneider 1901 Mendoza 6S.s
Anthony Colombo. 1858 Maxwell s5f.<
STEPHEN IHkacs 1857 Corbin SIS
John Lewis Mcclure. 1854 Beard I month
James b. Kane $50 West Grand Blvd
cath.rne prosfc $3.50 Chovln 90
sara0 NcCnl aifJ MENDOZA 20
Celia J. Atkinson 1855 Byron "a
1teIa Nose te5 farusw0rth 70
Erssie NeDtrnIih hsli Fifteenth 03
Paul Hfff1 Hsil NIi'rr ,3
hHfasf LaiIfnrc IqI6 EslrIcv. CO.
Frank Grncu 1lqfe r8't JsSfers0n. .t3.
stephen Foster. 1907 Auburn. . month.
Fred y. PHELPS, 1854 spTingwellss 90,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Two Season Highs
Fail in Kdysee Loop

Two new season records, Dalton
Five's 2846 and Jack LydonS 627
featured rolling in the Knights of
Columbus pin circuit. Lydon s
games were 236-l59-232.
High scores - Louis Schiappacasse Jr.
22i. sid Rice 221-20q. Al Zunich pol Art
Schultz 22S Roy Page 2O2. Frank Watko
$50 202 Cass Reichln 222-22i. Frank
Ralko 2l2-227. John Lezotte 202. Lewis
Byrne 2ol 2l1 John Srebernak us, Ray
Flanagan 2O2 Joe Ford 207, Ray
o. Rourke 2Og Al Zajas 2if James Chester
20g. Fran Higgins 223. Paul Chuts 203-
pos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
DIVORCES

Elizabeth Wimber from Basil.
Louise Kerr from Samuel
Horace Brown from Carrie.
Mildred Helen Beardsley from Arnold J
Isabel W. Meyer from Arthur l..
Nettie kirk from John u.
Ann Cogswell from Frank
Pauline Wilson from Carl g.
villa Lorraine Mcintyre from Ambrose.
Clara Perry from Harry
lndolar Green from George
Frances Hansen from Marvin
Marie r. Rauvel from Philip r.
Max Edelman from Eva
Dorothy r Riley from Theodore.
Cgrriuc Roy from Jules
Clifford Edward Thaens from Bessie Dana
Marion T. Anderson from William G.
Bessie katz from william
Donna " Waegoner from Carl l.
DECREE OF ANNULMENT
Effie Smith from George.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON sTUDIOs-A Advertising displays,
posters. 1903 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph 9l14.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Death Rottfe5

GIETKA. October John, suddenly. Mo
desto. California. husband Of Ann, rather
Of RENE, son OF Vera Wantuck. brother OF
Walter Services from residence 5203
Nickel. Dearborn, Saturday At l p. m. For
further information. call Mcfarland Funeral
Home Oregon 7240
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Male Help Wanted

WANTED-Floor sander must have about
years experience. Call Baker, Aadi-
son O019
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Another Crack
0utstdte Prep
II 10 Play Here
Grand Rapids South
Fordson Game Tops
Suburban Grid Card
Bx aEoRGE MASKIN

Patrons OF state high school
football on the Metropolitan front
this year are getting a real run
for their money
Not onh ar1 k,nL1Snll nd ---l-l-
Rouge humping into and bowling
over ail corners hut The fans also
ara h..i-- -i-.---t2.-- - II ~ i.--- r
Some of the crack teams from oui-
side tac local district
Already Lansing Eastern one oi
the TOP eieNcns annually M me
FlNe-A circuit, has rolled In aga
taken Fcrmdalc without batting
much more ;h8n a couple OF eye
lids
Saturday. ii1C champions OF
Grarti Rapids City League for The
last TWO years South Hgh-wi!l
pay visit 10 thc Fordson Stadium
for a session with the Tractors.
BEST OF WEEK
The meeting Of FordSon and
South promises 10 take top honorS
on the weeks card involving other
than Detroit city league teams
South like EardSna,- -HRaa-
faated this year The Trolans were
tied in their tusI city loop tuSsle
bat rebounded in brilliant fashion
the next Saturday to win IN easy
style.
River Rouge with an even 100
points 10 It's credit 10 none for
three opponents. Will move 70
University Of Detroit Stadium
Saturday night 10 face Catholic
Central.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

WANTED Meat cutters between the ages
OF rs and 40 must be able To run mar
ket. good wages, state experience and quail
hcations 10 Box B-64e3. Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
PLANO TEACHER
PIANO TEACHER-GRossE PoiNrE

GWEN PROTZMAN - Piano Instructions,
classical ana swing. 24i5 Cortland.
Townsend 7-s33s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
MEArs-RETAm DELIVERIES

cARI's MARKET Quality meats fresh
dressed poultry. 100 Lafayette Ftzroy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

PLASTIC STAMPING Company. adver-
Using signs fancy boxes, PLAQUES, hous-
ing. Madison 6436.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
PLANS UNDERWAY

Meantime in Detroit'S China
town. and IN the headquarters of
United China Relief IN the Book
Cadillac Hotel preparations for
the anniversary day are under way.
Pearl Buck. famed writer of
stories about China, will speak to-
morrow night at the Wilson The
alter ON The Secret of China :
Victory
Detroit Chinese are putting the
finishing touches on the huge
dragon imported from Hongkong,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

On The eve Of the celebration
tomorrow of the thirtieth an
nversary OF the founding OF the
China Republic, r. V. Soong
Chinese minister Of finance IN
Washington. has sent a message 10
the people of Detroit predicting
victory oyer the Japanese with
American aid
Doctor SoonE is a brother-in-
law of the late Or sun Yat Sen,
"a ho founded the China republic,
and also of Chang Kai-shek, gem
eransSimo OF the Chinese forces.
Through tAe-4easr=frrd pro-
gram your government Is fur
nishing an increasing volume Of
Aid that nill- enable rs enc day
90 drive the invader from our
shores" his message said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Lost and Found

Lost and Found
LOST Brown white 10-year-old half hound
dog with straight tail Liberal reward.
1916 Humboldt
LOST-Wellrt please return only credi,
letter 70 Brewer statler Hotel
Trade Schools-Moie
LEARN Modern Barbering; days or ewes.
DeiroLt Rarhnr Cnllcge- ~ d. leffersnn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Round Trip Sail
Offered Friday

FRIDAY will offer another oppor-
tunity 10 cruise TO Cedar Point and
return at the special low fare Of
S. cents for adults and 40 cents
for children. & TO ID
The excursion, aboard the
Steamer Put-In-Bav will he the
sixth in this Summers series of
such reduced price Friday outings
conducted nv Ashley 4 Dustin
Steamer Line.
To take advantage Of the low
fare IL is necessary 10 obtain an
excursion ticket blank from All
Ashley e. Dustin advertisement
such as appears in this issue Of
The Detroit Times. The ad, which
also will he in tomorrow's Times,
contains blanks emitting holder 10
special cut-rste admission 10 Cedar
Point amusements.
The steamer is scheduled 70
leave the First street dock at
9 a. m. Friday for the 160-mile
round trip. be back in Detroit at
10:45 p. m. A stop-over of 3 hours
and as minutes is scheduled at
Cedar Point. Persons who desire
10 do so may stop at Put in Bay
for six hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

torted impishly Then they were
gone. and Stephen Redfield was
staring down at me with be-
wilderment and something else
"a malevolence which he could
not wholly mask-in his eyes.
~ thought you said I could
see you alone, Mrs. Graham"
he said softly, but / felt that I
would rather have heard a bel
low from some average angry
man.
"You are seeing me alone" 7
said a bit frigidly WIN you
please sit down. and tell me as
rapidly AS possible what YOU
have come 10 say? I am sure
that I need not remind you that
1 am an extremely busy woman"
Purposely I was doing some.
thing l have always detested
playing the grande dame, stand
ing on my dignity: what Mary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
PITFALLS OF LOVE :: By Adele Garrison

lribaldly calls putting on the
Great Dane"
My instinct told me something
else, when / saw uncertainty come
into his eyes, and l knew that my
words-and. more especially. my
manner-had materially Debated
his ego I would not have been so
successful in dealing with him had
he not faced the knowledge that
Philip Veritzen, in whose hands
his stage career lay, knew of his
request TO see me.
He sat down in the chair I had
indicated. and when he spoke, the
malevolence in his voice had
changed TO something resembling a
whine.
DO you think n was fair.
Mrs. Graham he said reproach-
fully. ito tell Mr.. Veritzen had
asked 10 see you?"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

STEPHEN REDFIE u has
splomb ito spare" but il vanished
abruptly as opened the door 70
him. and he saw Mary and Philip
Veritzen standing behind me.
"Why! Why! I thought" he
fairly babbled, but Marys casual
greeting interrupted him.
"'Lo, Steve" she caroled.
'Tancy meeting you here. I
thought you'd gone home long
ago. What's the racket anywayc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

Getting Aunt
Msdge 10 give
you an extra
priv alta re-
hearsal ?"
YES am"
fiecaught her
cue deftly and
acted upon IL.
"Are you
ready tn 60
now. Mary 2"
Philip VERT
zen's voice, re-
mote, chilly, in
I errupted his
y gu n & daugh-
I err in = law S
raillerN lie had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

spoken no word except a formal
Good evening, Redheld" when
the actor had first entered the
room.
Mary turned N him instantly,
her attitude one Of sweet. demure
docility.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
MARY READY TO LEAVE

yes. Dad. whenever YOU are"
she answered.
Then let US GO" he said and
bent formally over my hand.
Good night, dear lady" he
said. "Sleep well. Good night.
RedheId. DO not keep Mrs. Ora
ham up too long. She IL very
tired
II shall take only y few min
utes of her time. sir" Pedfeld
assured him earnestly. and
Philip Veritzen opent the door
and held II. waiting FOR Mary 10
pass through.
But Mary patiently was deter
mined 10 carry out every detail Of
the suggestions / had made She
kept her father-in law waiting
while she gave me an afecronate
pat on the shoulder and said care
leSsly
ITS only su revoir for me.
dearest. You know. I'm spending
the night here. I'll be back in
say--20 minutes. VIII that give
YOU time In unburden YOUR ar
ttstic soul. steve ."
REDFTELD Is MALENOLENT
oh. shouldn't dream ~
troubling Mrs. Graham longer
than that" Redheld replied.
"See that YOU don't" Mary re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-03
D. {. Appointments
For Public Utilities
Posts Are Urged
Manor Park Citizens
Advocate Ceiling on
Fuel Prices in District

Nomination of two residents Of
the District of Columbia to fill the
present vacancies on the Public
Utilities Commission was urged last
night by the Manor Park Citizens
Association on the motion of George
A. Corbin. 1t was emphasized the
action meant no discredit to Gregory
Hankin, first presidential nominee
to the commission, whose appoint
ment awaits confirmation by the
Senate.
Mr.. Corbin also introduced resolu-
tons opposing fuelless days in the
District, requesting an amendment
tc the Public Utilities Act providing
for the regulation Of fuel and the
establishment of a price ceiling, ad-
vocating a Government housing au-
thority to promote the construction
of low-cost dwellings as an alterna-
tive to the proposed rent commits
sion and favoring the encourage
ment Of light manufacturing in
Washington to offer employment
opportunities to District youths.
Consolidation of the Police and
Municipal Courts was approved on
the motion Of Joseph Sitnick. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-03
CuIvoV Methodist Choir
To Give The Sorcerer

The Sorcerer," Gilbert and Sulli-
van operetta, will be given by CAL
vary Methodist Choir at 8:15 pm.
Thursday in the Guild Hall of the
church, 1853 Columbia road NV.
Principal roles will be taken by
lone Bolin, Mary Long, Lydia Fritz,
Virginia Harpham. Finley Cheston,
Elwood Baker, Robert Black. Paul
Schnell and Joseph Wells.
Others in the production include
Elizabeth Barnett, Lillian Cook,
Miriam Cheston, Mildred Day, Paul
ina Hoover, Marjorie Kublick. Jane
Malone, Elizabeth Meininger, Mar
garet Millican. Jane Sattler, Shirley
Shepherd. Judy West, Sally West,
Mildred Vanderbeck, Frank Abeel,
Norman Fritsch. Carl Kaufman. Dale
McElrevy, John Polanski, Hubert
Stinson, Ralph Tallman and Her
bert Vanderbeck.
The performance is under the
musical direction of Louis Potter,
who also will be accompanist. Rob-
ert Black and Paul Schell are super
vising dramatics and staging.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-03
Dunbar Cadets Take
First and Second
Prizes in Drill
Company B Is Winner;
Capt. Hyde, Commander,
Receives Two Medals

Dunbar High School. before thou
sands of cheering students, parents
and friends, yesterday took first
and second prizes in the 49th an
nusl company competition for
cadets of the Gath Regiment in
Griffith Stadium.
Capt. William Hyde, commander
of winning Company B. was award
ed the Teachers Diamond Medal
by Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, pres
ident of the Board of Education.
The medal remains in his possession
the remainder of the school year.
A gold medal was presented Capt.
Hyde by 1t. James Fowler, United
States Military Academy, former
member of the high school regiment
here. Medals also were given First
1t. Willard Lane and Second 1t.
Charles Davis.
Company D OF Dunbar won sec
ond place in the annual contest.
The Stephen A. Kramer Cup was
presented to Capt. Walter Combs,
commanding officer, by Frank w.
Ballou, superintendent of schools.
Silver medals were presented to the
other company officers, First 1t.
Bernard Pryor and Second 1t. Gar
net Hammond, by Capt. Elijah
Reynolds.
1t. James r. Hillard made the
awards to the third company, K of
Cardozo. Capt. James Witcher, COM
handing.
The regiment was inspected by
Col. West A. Hamilton, 366th In
fanty, Fort Devens, Mass, and 1t.
Fowler. The regiment then passed
in review before members OF the
Board of Education, Army officers
and school officials.
The judges were 1t. Col. Lark
land F. Hewitt of the Massachus-
etts National Guard, 1t. Lloyd A.
Parker, 1t. Hillard and Capt. Reyn-
olds. The Drill Committee in
Guided Albert l.. De Mond, chair
man: Louis H. Russell and Benja-
min Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-03

State Department of Health, re.'
ceived IA votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-03
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