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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

pEMEMBER- What. Tam Con-
~ nally said about your cleo
ton on the floor
He said:
THE dummy candidate sys-
tenn il a damnable one. and the
committee denounced IL as the
mother OF fraud In elections.
Such a system IL a fraud on the
rights Of any free people"
Then he and the committee
both poured IL on you for solicit
tation OF money from the state
employees 10 finance your cleo
ton.
On that, Connally said:
1T II n vicious system under
which helpless employees may he
made the victims Of extortion
and the money cannot be
traced"
But you know what the COM
mittee said and what Connally
said, Overton.
What wonderful example
your election is of the kind Of
thing that can happen in a de-
mocracy,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

To THE EDITOR
YOU are quite right in your
L editorial of a few days ago
saying the income tax law is not
fair. But you are wrong in your
view of its faults.
/ agree with you that the eX-
emption should be lowered, say
10 $500 for a single person and
$1,000 for a married couple.
But / don't agree when you
say that il is an income theft
law. On the contrary, | believe
there are far too many super
fetal deductions. / don't believe
any income. government bonds
or anything else. should be tax
free.
| also feel we should lower
our debt by laying a huge tax on
every ones net assets. And here
again we should allow say a
$1,000 exemption and increase il
until all net assets over $50. 900
are taxed 90 per cent.
In this way we can provide
for defense and at the same time
reduce our huge debt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
25 YEARS AGO TO-DAY

June ID 1916
AuStrianS check Russian ad-
vance in Bukowina after hard
fight.
German submarine rumored
on way here with peace letter"
for President Wilson.
Paris admits Germans occupy
some houses in Fleury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
June "a, 1870

Fighting ceases b twee IN
French and Axis forces as
France signs Italian peace pact.
Hungary reports ella Sh be-
tween Russia and Rumania.
Pctain government in official
statement declares British aid
TO France during the war was
insufficient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

RummaEe sale sponsored by
Maids Of Athens. ll1e So 18th.
Thursday. Friday. (sdv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Puyanup Drive for Youth
Given Goal Of $4,000
Doffodil Festival Morch 24-3l
Already Being Planned

PUYALLUP-Rsy c. Gregory.
chairman Of the Paiyallup Youth
Movement organization. outlined
Thursday the campaign which
opens with = dinner al the First
Christian church Friday evening
The budget for the year. he said.
n $4,000. Participating sr~ the
Camp Fire Girls. Boy Scouts and
Y. NJ. c. A.
Members Of the board are n. p.
Alderton, s. A. Stoner. Maynard
Grunder. John Reynolds. r. d.
Dwight, Or. J. W. Kslkus, John T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

First graduates Of Clover fafk
~enior high school last June Who
are now freshmen IN various coll
legss and universities aHs graded
FAR above the average. Sgpt A. u
Hudtloff declared Thursday on TIE
basis Of comparative reports re-
ceived from college Administrative
officials.
Grades Of students are compiled
on a competitive point system and
are reported back 10 the high
schools from which they came.
Clover Park. long a junior high.
graduated is first senior class asst
year and. Hudtloff said. there vas
some question about how the
schools graduates would fare IN
comparison With graduates Of the
older and larger high schools
I have received reports from
our graduates attending seven
different colleges and universities. %
Hudtloff said. and in every in
stance. much credit IS being re-
Elected upon our school here by
our former students. IN every
case. Glover Park graduates
grades were substantially above
average
He listed the following from the
June. 1910. class. upon whom
scholastic checks have been re-
ceived: University OF Washing
ton Dorothy Crsmer Margie
DeHan. Barbara Lyman, Betty
Martin. Harriet Rowan. Harold
Enser and Tom Lyle. Washing
ton state college Thora Morton.
Colleg. Of Puget Sound-Anne
Barlow. Elizabeth Rough, Nir-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

s G Builds. owner ard man.
ager o. the National Fish Co. an
nounces the opening. Friday. Of his
new retail fish market in the Crys-
tai Palace Market. He viii carry
a complete line Of seafoods IN sea-
son. one Of the features OF this
rev market IS that all oysters are
opened daily Builds has one Of
the largest FISH plants in the city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

Hospital flowers. HIM. Florist.
(ady. J
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
~ JlMAY HAlTo

Leslie: a daughter, Mrs. Cora
Golsby. and four grandchildren.
all Of Puysllup. a sister, Mrs Bes-
sic Reeves. and three brothers.
George. Jess and Dewey, all Of
Centralia. He came to Puyallup
from Kansas in 1890.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Graduates Of Clover Park School
Rated Above Average in Colleges

glnis Wiltse. Louise Gale. Rex
NeElroy. Wallace Miner. Brent
o Hearon. Walter Olson. Dick
WII8ver ard Jack Chalet. Contra
Washington College Of Education
Betty Fowler. Stanford univer-
sitv- Cv-ss Happy tr. University
Of Arizona John McCarty Beaver
college. Lexington, Pa. - Jean
DAWSON.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

King. Don Hsrtung. Paul Miller
and Paul p. Hsnswalt
Preliminary plans for the Puy-
sllup portion Of the annual Dsffo-
dill festival. March - 70 81. werv
discussed at meeting OF the
daffodil committee OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce Wednesday noon.
under the direction Of Chairman
Emmett krefting.
One OF the highlights Of last
year. the Silver Baton high school
band contest. will be held again
in Pioneer park at the conclusion
Of the daffodil parade. Krefting
named Lawrence Elvins chairman
Of the merchant committee. leslie
Joehimsen head Of the Puyallup
float committee and Ralph Forbes
in charge OF the parade.
Clubs 10 Meet
Mrs. Charles Follansbee of 52s
W. Pioneer ave. will be hostess at
o'clock dessert luncheon and
meeting OF the Study group of the
Puysllup Women's club Tuesday.
Mrs. W. +. Stsnhope and Mrs. F.
f. cr1mblitt Will assist.
Mrs. II. r. Gronen will preside
at the discussion OF Women in
Education"
Business and Professional Wo-
mems club will meet Monday eve
ming at o'clock at the home of
Miss Joyce Thomas, pol and ave,
n. w. The club will observe its
birthday with Miss Thomas, Miss
Kay Viking and Misc Bertha
Johnson In charge of arrange
ments.
Puyallup Heights PIT. A. IL
sponsoring a card party at the
school Saturday night at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. L. B. Botsford. Mrs. Al John
son. Mrs. George Miller. Mrs. c.
o. Crabb. Mrs. l.. Goelzer and
Mrs. C. NJ. Arneson are on the
Washington Old Age Pension
union. new local No. 3. will meet
Friday evening at the spiritualist
church. 341 and ut. S. K. Harry
Jones Is president.
Henry Barry, TIA 9th ave. n. w,
and William Wischemsnn, Ala 5th
ave. N. w, are the latest to file
for the Feb. IL primaries. Both
are seeking nomination for First
ward council positions. Barry is
a present incumbent, serving by
appointment, in place OF DR.. Ken
meth Sturdevant who moved from
the ward and thus relinquished his
position. The term of Rex Dun
lap. the other First ward coun-
Gilman, expires.
Funeral Arrangements
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie
Otto will be held Friday morning
at $50 at All Saints Catholic
church with Father John Power
officiating. Burial will be In Wood
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comb will be held Friday at 3
p. m. at the Wrigley and Gle
ments chapel with Rev. A. W.
Sidders officiating. Burial will be
In Noodhine.
Stinchcomb leaves his wife
Elizabeth: two sons, Claude and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
RRInGE PICTIREs

Pictures Of the Nsrrows bridge
collapse all be shown twice n the
parish house OF First Presbyterian
church Friday at 80 and $50
p. N. TIE public is invited. A
silver offering vii be taken.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
KIDNEYS SLUGGISH
HERE'S WHAT HAPPENS:

Yo4 nav notice frequent s-antF. ct
=aIor O. nufnlrk passage This Ean lead
- EsfflnE rp ulEhfs taaHsr-f hsAdach y.
Hfzsiness ifg. SENT or Rheumatic pain.
Help kidney elm nation nrIHH I7ts y
seff vaser Tse = kidney laNer Inst say
RTKErs fe ar dHuEEIst Your zzr IA :
n e haHrs n BET pleased Locally a.
crown Dug TO and oWl uruE Go Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Of Wrisley and Clements.

Of Wrigley and Clements.
Joseph Baumell funeral services
will be held at the Wugley and
Clements chapel Friday at /
o clock with burial in Woodbine.
Last rites for Archie stinch-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Core Of the News
BANKRUPTCY TOPIC

Speaking on The Present Day
Problems Which Are Confronted In
Federal Bankruptcy Proceedings.
Judge Ben L. Moore OF Seattle will
address q luncheon meeting OF Ia
coma Bar association in Tscoms
Hotel Friday. Judge Moore is ref
cree in bankruptcy for the western
district of Washington. northern
division.
Rummage sale sponsored by
Maids Of Athens. li1e So. 18th
Thursday, Friday. lady. }
BIDS DUE BY Fen. s
Bids will be received at Fort
Lewis until 2 p. m. Feb. for con-
structing pump houses and settling
basins at the +lst division national
guard cantonment.
Hospital flowers Hinx Florist.
(adv.)
TEN BOYS ADMITTED
Ten boys were admitted into the
Lincoln chapter of Hi-Y. David
Christiansen. club president. dis
closed this week. The number in
eludes two juniors and eight sen-
Tors. In the senior group there
are Herb Anderson. Bud Ford. Ben
Ishioka. Henry Bertness. Neil Stew
ems. Dick Hessert. Roy Dahl and
Roy Sswhill. The two juniors were
Jack Sines and Joe Cagliardi.
Best butter down again at the
Cow. adv
GETS SIX MONTHS
William II. jackson. sl-year-old
transient. picked up by police
Thursday on a charge Of boost
ing 4 suit" more technically, shop
lifting. at Montgomery Ward 4
Co. was in the county jail under
q six-months sentence a few hours
later. Justice Blanche Funk Miller
made the term subject to suspen.
sion after four months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
GETS SIX MONTHS
IN DIGESTION

o. sfasos1 n IL asnafA q siiiss nay srt iihs
ealr-leSsr On tbs heart A the nrs asn u distress
snsys ssn sss vones depssz q Bsn .sas Tablets TO
ssi ess srse No lAEsiivs bui nsds II the fsass,.
eriing nsdieines kssvn for seid insisssies. II the
yInef poeE ocsset zen nsl-sss better. fstasn
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Funeral Arrangements

Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie
Otto will be held Friday morning
at $50 at All Saints Catholic
church with Father John Power
officiating. Burial will be In Wood
bine cemetery under the direction
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
BIDS DUE BY FER. S

Bids will be received at Fort
Lewis until 2 p. m. Feb. S for con-
structing pump houses and settling
basins at the +ist division national
e,;ard cantonment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
All-Stars Meet
In Return Match
Large Entry In
Big Sweepstakes

The hlg noise during the mixed
doubles and ihree-man team sweep
stakes scheduled for Forest club
Nav 30, 81 and June l. will prob
ably be the return match between
Ben (Sliml Jones' All-Stars. and
Seweli All-Stars OF Chidago.
The two teams met two weeks
ago in chicago and the Sewell
girls defeated the Detroiters. get
ting off in front and were never
headed The Detroiters will he out
70 reverse the Chicago decision
Charles Hague. manager Of For
est Club who Is directing the
sweepstakes. said that he had en-
tries from five or six teams from
Chicago who will compete In the
tournament in an attempt 10 win
the $50 prize Hague said there
will he four other cash prizes Ia
be won nv the competing teams.
from trip 10 California where
In addition 10 the teams from
Chicago. there will be entries from
Cleveland, Toledo and Cincinnati
trying for the prize
There will be large number OF
Detroit teams entered in both the
mixed doubles and three-man team
events
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Entry
In Sweepstakes
Jones All-Stars
To Meet All-Stars

Detroit bowling fans viii Get q
posi-season view OF some 81 the
hefter women howiers when the
nrsi annual mixed doubles and
three mar teams sweepstakes
tournament gets under way az
Forest club Friday nirh' This
viii COME IN the reiHrr match
setie, between Der ,Siml Jone
All-Sfafs and Sewclls All-Stars
Of Chicago
In the first of the intcr-city
games last week in Chicago the
Sewell Ail.Siars gave the Detroit
lassios rcat ;rimmine hopping
into an lead thar was never rcline-
uished
so, satisfied Will TIE decision
in he Chicago mFlH Jones is pre-
dieting yicfory for hi. girls IN tho
coming games which will be rolled
June !
A. The same time Charles Hague
is busy with his sweepstakes en-
tries Hague has entries from teams
IN Chicago Toledo and Cleveland.
in addition % Tho large number Of
Detroit teams which win compete.
There VIII 81 a $50 prlzc TO tho
Winning team
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
League Folds
After ; Years
OF Baseball
Teams Could
Not Find Amy
Backers

The Brewster Industrial league,
after two successful seasons, Will
not carry out a schedule for the
season OF 1871. according 20 James
Rovster. president
According 10 Royster there
we're only TWO teams ready 10 enter
fhe league as the season opened
These TWO were Rov-fer Movers
and Dodge Local Last year eight
teams competed In the LEAGUE Ken
uedy L. :. winning the champion
ship.
Chrysler had three teams In the
league last year Dodge. Chrysler
Highland PARK. and Chrysler JEFF
ferson
kennedy defeated Mlllenbach,
~ 70 10 in the final Of the league
playoff last Sepiember at Gold
berg Field the winners staging =
rally 10 come from behind and nip
ihe Miles. Miienbsch and Kelsey
Hayes we're the other teams N the
plavoff
The league was oreanized IN
lEgg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

fourteenth to ain $40. and spr.as
h,li Farms. hfieeE,h. 10 win Sl0
Thompson shoes collected 81 Tor
roilng the highest game anon
'he boosters s3s Rlatkhawk was
fhifd with -" 70 win -
Floyd Foster and Roh Dawson
were tHrd in The mems double.
and collected go George Reunrt
and Boots Fairfax we're fourth
AID won si1 walter saul. and
Jimmy Jones were seventh and
captured Sc HackWorth and NJ
Kelley finished eighth 10 win s..
san. Merritt and Vernon Moore col
lecfet - for finishing twelfth
Aaor Hem, finished ff'h IN
lie Singles and won g. and Billy
Raodmar vas SKIN for 49, Henry
al~n won - for roiirs the second
Is ches game ~ the tournament
40 Rnndm-n was seventh ID inc
a'l-evenfs for So water Sanls was
fourteenth FOR 81 and George Ben
nett seventeenth fof -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
z Colored Champs
Will Defend Titles
At 65th "A Meet

Barney ENell. Penn state. and
Ed DuRger. Tufts. Will be the
only Two cclored athletes who
will be defending champions in
the sixty fifth annual track and
field championships OF the Inter
collegiate AAA which will be
held NJ Trihorough stadium.
New York City. Friday and sat
urday
Ewell Is defending champion
in The loo and % and the broad
Jump. Ducger won both the high
and low hurdles last year IN
the spirits Ewell rules the fay-
ogite. But IN the broad jump
Don Riount. Dartmouth is Ia
vored
Dugger is far and away too
good for the hurdlers be VIII
faces and should retain his
championship
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Zulu Giants To Open
Season Sunday With
Eight Mile Readers

The Zull Giants managed hy
Charles Henry Will meet the Eight
Nile Road Giants AZ Uncle Tom :
Cabin Eight Mile Road and Car
derlsne sunday afternoon. June J.
The game is scheduled 10 start az
. ~ pm.
The Zulu Giants VIII present the
same lineup which played against
several teams az Sport man Park
last summer They will be at'lced
in their Grass uniforms
The Eiehf-Milo Road team Is
composed o. group Of young semi
PRO players who have heon playing
together for several years This
VIII he their first game OF the cur
rent season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Draft Theme Sweeps
Through Floor Show
At The Cozy Corner


Because so many o. no how: AL
being taken away hv tnrle Ssr,|
draft many produces ard enter.
tainers have been inspired 'osn
advantage OF this popular aren'w
developing new dance. and sorr|
in keeping with the ma'iar, sp-.|
Producers John oscar and Rsuh,
Brown have Joined he parade n.|
are producing "Doin ne lrah Al
Way a very clever ana enisrsa.
ing production that Is bourd 70 vi
hit at the Cory Corner Dc'roilt|
only real black and tan
There will he a spe al Decora
ton Day Cocktail haar from d
S pm. and a specia show al n
p m The Cozv Cono Is alr.c0n.
diiioned. and is very comiorah,
and offers an atmosphere hat 81
ENJOYABLE. pleasant and en'er'si,.
ing. There are TWO Shows mighty
One at 1880 and The at show ~
l2:45. The best II fnoi and trlat
Is served At all tines.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Joe Louis Will Return Million Dollar Cate To Fight Gam
CHATTER OF H0OFS
BY RAzz BROWN

Old King Cole was merry old
soul. This colt romped home in
the Eithers Stakes, but Whirlaway
has the number OF all these colts.
and when they meet In the historic
Belmont Stakes. at the distance Of
one and one half mile. no one can
think but what Whirlaway is lead
pse cinch Yes. sure thing II
seems as though the colts that
have been following Whirlie
through those other stakes this
Spring are about petered out such
as the crack colts Dispose and Por-
ters cap. They are showing tho e.
fects of running in the Derby and
Preakness. Yes. any horse taat
follows Whirlie will show II later
on.
Well. the gee gees are going
cayort al the Detroit Fair
grounds this week and all the
boys on ~. Antoine can run
and spend the late afternoon
a. this will he twilight racing
with the new "tofe hoard"
which means a square deal to
all. Yes. fair shake. boys.
Up nj Suffolk Downs. the
form on the nags there Is
s0mersaulting more so this
year because OF change In
track conditions. | suppose,
and the colt. Doubt Not. Is only
a flash In the pan. II seems he
Isn't able 10 win any race since
the handicapped has put weight
on him. Funny thing. horses.
While viewing the early morn
ing workouts from the fence the
other morning saw few nags
which look like they should win
al the first asking. The are sam
Houston, Straigh Tru Hazel f.,
Sidout. Osark. and Aerial Bomb.
Next week | will get look Al the
hard-boots stock which should hc
much better this year as Epidor
and Black Brummel made a one
two affair in most OF last year $
distance. hut II will he a differen.
story this year as those nags have
not raced up 10 par this year. so
some bosses will be in the pic
tnre this season That union stuff
that has hit the tracks will be taxi
en- care Of al the Fairgrounds as
every room will ret his allowance
whether he leads a winner OF the
paddock or loser. Same fee
which is fair 10 all grooms.
Bookmakers has got 10 he a
real boss nj Beulah Park and
he viii probably come 10 de-
frolt for spin. He Is In grand
condition. 50 string along boys.
HaIyeon BOY.
Well the boys have begnn to
drop In from every place In the
country. Yes. mean those
race track gentry. First In line
was After-Tw 81, e-0'clock Tom
hunroe. Yes. he says that he
works all night with the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Jefferson Tight With
Hits AS Teammates
Defeat Typos, S To 3

pPW defending chan pipn n the
AMOR league following their de-
Peat week ago hy 'ne league
leading Tesmsters came back sur
DAY and ,rogncsd the seventh
place Typos So.
Ernie Jefferson. or the mound
ior DPW held the Typo haifors
io Three scattered hits SICK Bed
Don hi' homer and iririe 'or The
Losers sd account for fhcr nuns
Tho DPW baiicrs hammered out
~ hHs ofi Seldom and carney
etarire on uprising in tnN sixth
frame that nefted four runs Typos
scored one in the second and two
I'm the fourth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

twilight racing. Well. h.
ter well In Florida. wo,, nln'
only three hours each a.,
can remember In the aid IA. !
In Kentucky racing We Wy ~n
to cover the grounds to %, d N.
n owners 10 enter the hose, %
extra races. and WALKING ~
that guey mud was a real ,.s
You can take II, Aiter.Tw.i,sa'
O'clock, Tom.
Yes Heavy johnson op.n.. :.
with a winner, kermav. on ~ y
opening day This gent Is No ,,. -
hand with a nag He wins s,..A
where he goes with his eh,,..,
No trainer could do more and ss''
all. he does not handle anv vN,'
Always. you know.
More Biscuits arrived IN ,ov.
Yes. he was walking ON his 49,.
as usual and he has walked m,,,
years on those heels. Merry ~
blew in town. He/was On The ~,
OF air the boys. Red lack nan,
have won all the MONEY in Ma,
land. from what heard Yes 4
walked different and he had hl,s
ed field glasses ! hope Won :,
me. II you know Red like / ID M,
sed. -
Mr.. (BulD Harris GETS busy r1.
the races start BOYS. il You va,
10 get your daily double on an,
just give II To Bull lie win h,r
your money or tickets Gould An
one ask for more.
The meet looks Ike. a hons
from here on out. Go oui and Ia.
the plant over vonse guys A.,
remember don't try IN get s,r.
thing for nothing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Tennis Perks Up With
Return Of Champion,
Mrs. Lomax, To City

With Mrs Flora Lomax. rankini
tennis PLAYER. back In the cit,
she competed in and won the cit.
championship in Los Angeles. rae
quet Nielders are expressing in.
creased interest in the tourna.
menfs which have been scheduled
for the season
Mrs L0maN Viii defend hor pub
lie parks championship which g
set for June 2S al waier1orNs
Park. She will also team With Mrs
Lillian Van Buren, IN defense o.
the doubles title they won last
year
This tournament viii he Vaim-
up for the Buffalo and New YORK
York tournaments which Mrs.
Lomar will compete h pyor "a he
National Al Tuskegee She VIII al
so be one Of the contestants IN the
city tourney
Already nftlcsals ~ the Motor
CITY Tennis club are making prep
ara,ions for THAR annual city
tournament which viii be held m
August Mos OF me- defending
champions Will be hack 70 defend
the laurels won as' wear.
Richard Cohen New Orleans.
captured the mems singles rifie
last year hy defeating ClareHce
Hunter, defending champion. SO
g. Sc and 81.
Mrs. Lomax trourrsd Helen
v.~ba 81 ~ nm fne u.Nr,t or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Arlington Graduates

This marks walt Arringt9n's last
year AT Michigan state college The
captain OF tho track team, on al
tSate's greatest athletes, will g~ad-
uate in June he made 1919 poluts
for state IN tho recent state meet.