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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
SeIfridge Homes
Dedication Set

Q Windburn MacPhail, manager
of "Selfridge Homes said today
that special dedicatory services
will observe completion of the
unit on July 4th.
MacPhail said Mayor Donald
r. Westendorf Postmaster John
c. Bannow, Albert A. Wagner,
a member of the Democratic
State Central Committee, and
Lieut.. Bernard Crandall, public
relations officer at Selfridge
Field, have been invited to
speak.
MacPhail is negotiating for
radio time in which to broad
cast the services, he said. Time
of the observance will be set
later, he indicated.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Hsaains Red Light
Cess 0efroiter 81

DJoseph Kurzynski, of Ham,
tfamck, was assessed q fine of
-. BY Justice Of the Peace
Frank +. Jeanette this morn
ing after he pleaded guilty to
Z charge, of running a red light
on Gratiot avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
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trouble" The Burkhardt girl and
three other women, all described
as relatives, were working in the
plant.
The union spokesman charged
that Mrs. Burkhardt had been
working her employees from IS
to IS hours per week and that
many Of them received as little
as Is cents per hou..
Mrs. Burkhardt said she had
promised the employees q raise.
She said the workers joined the
union on Friday night at q meet
ing held in front of Helzer's
Bakery on Macomb street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Is Injured
in Accidents.
PsSed-ossles's
Mbistsin PstroIs

4. d.
oAtsieast IS persons wers IN
jure& In . series. of weel Fend
automobile crashes. and for ~
secopd consecutive weekend 10
fatalities were reported.
All county law enforce1kent
ageAcies and state police n1nin-
tai1ed strict patrols Of the 0h-
ways and over q dozen dr1s1es
wete arrested on traffic viol1tion
charges. q ~
Officers have stated that Ill
county roads will be patfpled
extensively during. the next
three days and the coming three
dly Fourth of July holiday.
The injured: go
Miles Gollhardt, Is, st. Clair
Shores. ~
[ Donald Swanson, 20. st CLAIR
Shores. ],
Edwin Gribble, 81, ISL MILLER
street, Mount Clemens. ss5
Charles Bradley. "a, 70 Nor
oss, Mount Clemens.
Melvin Nichols, "a, 81 Eagle
wood, Mount Clemens.
Earl Lawrence, 81, RoseYiIle.
J william Hallandy, ~ Of
Mount Clemens. R
Leonard Makorski, 10, Oeefoit.
george Latrouna, -, .de2e
Union Lake road. Mount Glenn
ems
Raymond Knapp, 10. Detroit.
Lillian Kruger, 50, R4g4yflle.
Bernice Medde, Is, AlgqAac.
william c, Peters, s.. De-
troit.
Adam Andrits, Sc, Detroit.
Margaret Shannon, -, Of Tale.
Gollhardt and Swanson were
hurt when their cars collidpd 1t
the intersection of jefferson and
Detour enue in st. Chair
Shores late Saturday afternoon.
Gollhardt suffered q broken LEG
while Swanson sustained cuts
and bruises.
Gribble, Bradley Nichols,
Lawrence and Hallandy were In
jured in q collision between cars
driven by Bradle.' and Lawrence
at the intersection Of MOS and
10 Mile road early Sunday morn
ing. All were taken to Saratoga
hospital.
Makorski, Knapp and La
trouna were taken to st. Joseph's
hospital early Sunday night after
cars operated by Knapp and La
trcuna crashed on Harper ave-
nue.. Makorski was dismissed
after treatment and hospital At
tendents said that the others are
improving.
Mrs. Kruger was hurt when
cars driven by her husband,
Martin, and Rueben Rage, Of $40
Euclid, Mount Clemens, collided
at the intersection of Gratiot and
Is Mile road early Saturday aft
ernoon.
Miss Medde was injured in a
collision involving cars driven
by Isaac Harrison, of Algonac,
.I CAo-Iz., 7 Cr1voaL ,of Mo-
rine City, on Telegraph road Sat-
urday night.
Peters and Andrits suffered
painful injuries when cars driven
by Andrits and Chauncey East
brook, also of Detroit, collided
on Jefferson near Cotton road
late Sunday night.
Miss Shannon was hurt in an
accident on South Gratiot early
this morning.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Canadian Given IS Days
for ReckIess DRIVING

oBasil Gray, 80, of Sarnia,
Ont, was committed TO the
county jail for Is days by Just
ice of the Peace Frank =. jean
nette this morning in lieu Of .
SIS fine after he pleaded guilty
to q charge of reckless driving.
He was arrested by deputy
sheriffs following m accident
on Telegraph road Saturday
night.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30
Umbrella Forests

I Wood for walking sticks and
tinlhgellas y grown like oats or
corn. Forests Of small sapling
trees are planted and grow to the
required sixe In about four years.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30

There are 100000 more
males than females in the
United States.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30

London has only three eve
ming newspapers, but 40 years
ago it had 10.
Copyright, 1941, NEA Service)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30

King Philip ~ of Spain was
seen to laugh in public only
three times during his entire
life.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-30

Seventeen PER" cent of the
worlds total energy Is supplied
BY human beings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Alley Locations Is Big Factor

One item stands out particular Twenty years ago
bowl in the downtown district There few
outlying houses but in the MAN. downtown the place Today
there neghborhood within 25 blocks of home Persons
the convenient who would not do otherwise.
And there is tournament for everybody Handcaps are
arranged TO give the low chance compete with the
high There mother and daughter father and mixed
doubles husbands and five brothers. brothers. inter-
office ntedepartment nterpant ntecub tournaments and
the mixed leagues the Of which made of three
and two
Bowling offers place for boy 10 meet girl vice
The bowling widow longer with the estwhle widow
along with hubby league of her and hubby
gets his grub Leave to Me- Do Of Rainbow
THAT boy and girl business picking up all the And
recall when girl would alley.
try 10 keep en- out"
Executives and directors the of estab
fishing better between foreman subodinaes
that reason is encouraged and reports Frank Mtz
rotary Of the Detroit Bowling Association indicate the
plays major part in morale.
As Mtzel notes, "a the boss and
think much Of him but let against
and the chances he finds the boss good fellow kind
folks and family human being with joys ups
downs with responsibilities just like himself he learns
all this he is apt carry chip
be better workman in consequence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Forge Stands
As New Threat
In Shop League
Squirt Over Three-Week
Span Leaves Dodge
Team Close 10 Lead
STANDINGS

-Dndcn- Enrce huh deep in the
second division three weeks ago,
is the potent threat today in the
Chrysler Interplant League. Tied
tor second with Superfnishers and
Truck the Forgers are three away
from first and at present rate OF
climb the top altitude is coming
their way.
Tony Novak, rid Of an ankle all
ment that slowed him down and
lowered his scores, led Forge
(285S) to a pair over Highland
Park Service (2690l last night at
Olympic. Tony had Dts finish
in a go series with a 2f2 opener
Pete Krupa kicked in with GLIB and
Frank Zion flashed COZ for SerV-
ice.
Fred VOLTS laundering Tanks
also collected two from Super
fnishers, PISA to 2740. Jack Grill
ley was up for Finishers on 603
with Wolf shooting 6l6 for Tanks
on Corrigan series OF 2ll-2O3'
POP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Pin School Fans
Are Entertained
And Learn, Too


Sport without fun is no fun at
ALL and il won't necessarily hurt
your bowling score.
Bill Shaul, who is conducting
The Detroit Times bowling school
this week, and Johnny Crimmins,
Detroit'S nationally known bowler,
proved il before several hundred
fans yesterday at Grand Central
Recreation.
Shaul gave an hours lecture and
demonstration of the fine points of
bowling. with CrimminS breaking
in with his own remarks. The re-
partee between Shaul and Grim
minis had the crowd in an uproar
Then, to show what relaxation
means in the sport, Shaul and
Crimmins engaged in a three-game
exhibition. Crimmins rolled 224-
24S- 204-676, while Shaul toppled
180- 248-216-644. all in fun.
Continuing his busy schedule in
the Times school. Shaul also APP
peared al Great Lakes Recreation
and Casino Recreation dttfif4s the
day.
The Syracuse, n Y. expert will
.aDnpar today at Rowling Groom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
TWO WEEKS LAY-OFF

Mark ColIinak stepped pretty
for Kerchcval with Cpl and
"Kerch' grabbed two from De
Sete, bat lost in total. 1858 to
2773. Ed Barr tipped 642 for De-
Soto on another Corrigan series
of -205-203.
High game honors went 10 De-
Soto with 1924, Hillary Knecht
making oil. Barr pa. Tony
TSchiltSch l67. Clarence McGoun
200, and Charlie Oostdyk 212. Pete
Krupa's PAS helped Forge throw
1919 and Walter Bry's 236 stood
out in Mains 1916.
George Lukach was runner up
for the jackpot with 265 in his
final after a l62-159 which left
him with $50. For the holiday per-
iod the league SuspendS with the
next matches scheduled January
s. The rise of Forge is a flip to
the race. There is only seven
games difference among the first
eight teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
STANDINGS

Norge Marygrove, 500; He n c
Heinricks. Frankenmuth, 621;
Herb Tabbert, COS. and James Ben
ton. PabSt. 500, were others to
Gross the line"
Norge-Marygrove jumped its
Roadway over Standard 10 four
points by winning 81 from AlteS
while Roadway was sweeping
Standard. 40 DemcryS moved up
10 third III defeating Ambassador,
40.
In common with most OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Two Beaten Leaders
To Clash in Feature

Two Of the indicated leaders
OF the Greater Detroit Basketball
Association meet in the headline
attraction Sunday afternoon when
the colorful Briggs and Kadish
teams clash al 800.
Tho Cadillac Motor and Trojan
game looms aS a real thriller, and
Is 30 prccede the Auto Club and
Oshkosh Stars contest. AT the
Holy Redccmcr gym, West Vernon
and Junction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
From Pit To Ceiling
Former Pin Boy. 2o-Year-OId Robert Waeamen
Leads Ambassador League With 7o5

A 2o-year-old cX-pin boy. Robert
Wagaman, is the Ambassador
House Leagues sensation today
with a 705 series for Dynamic last
night. In the league only three
weeks, Wagaman bought A new
ball from his shop earnings and
proceeded 10 deal out 262-223-220
as his team won three points from
Haag's.
Frank Keefe Of Roadway went
home with the jackpot on 800
which left his total at $50. George
Becker of Haag'S had 634, Ray
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Burt Pdpp, With 635,
Tops Masonic Loop

Fort-Boulevard is four point,
TO the good today on Nestra ir
the Greater Masonic League. Al
Riverside last night Fort tanned
Nestra. now tied for second 81,
as Friendship divided with Wav-
,erly. Clayton Casters $50 figured
for Fort
Burt Papp Of EaStgatc with
255 IN 635 was league high. Herb
Case OF Paris trottcd out 224-215
in 81 land ~ Daniels of AfcNeefys
22i-20i IN 500 Papp's scoring
gave EaStgate a 40 triumph over
McNcelys, It's first sweep Of the
season
No matches arc scheduled until
January 8 because Of holiday ac-
tiVitieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Expert Instructors Boost Game

Establishments Of the better class to which families flock
well lighted clean adequately appointed equipped with the
latest alley surfaces balls pins service Misconduct
eliminated reduced the point where and
children not targets
who know how teach part of first
To few includes Bill Shaul of the Times
school who has made distinct hit spot visited Chester
Sicey Mke, Wells Betty Laly Ruth Johnston,
Mrs Leonard Lberda, John Crimmns, Wayne Spaulding
Harold Allen Fred Breeke Evelyn Woods, Louis Burr Cy
oraczyk Archie Jankowsk Marian German and Edith Schultz
For the five and six nights week participant the IS
For the weekender the cost of So is less than golf
similar period and the increase of $50 alleys last
eliminates the long waits rksome to the busy
Bowling provides the maximum of enjoyment at the minimum of
outlay.
Physicians recommend the game just the right form of
and confess that few abdominal operations
for the latter themselves enough
keep properly tuned
And with money spend Of recent years, the
who dropped because of the back again and
those who began for lack of funds in position to
mingle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
WIN FINAL BY 3

Dodge Truck stopped Plymouth
.2S44 10 1856 with Plymouth shear
ing the third, 952 10 $40 wher
anchor Chester Gilt Million)
BukowSki had 21S TO 215 for Louis
Leonard. George Holmes, hamp.
cred by slow recovery from ar
influenza siege, was under 525
Leonard was high for Truck or
594 against Bukowski's $50.
Dodge Main moved into a Tie
for fourth with Engineering by
sweeping Henry Nosakowski and
Phil Lappin with 621 and 6l2 were
heavy enders in Mains 1852 "a
1927 Marvin Knecht was big pins
for EnCinccrinC with SD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Dick Hall
Tops DAG
With 662
STANDINGS

Close harmony prevails today
among the teams of the Detroit
Athletic Club Bowling League.
Only eight games divide the last
place teams from the top and
Camels. now first, are one up on
Pail Malls and four ahead OF
Murads and Twenty Grand.
Dick Hall helped Old Gold win
two from MuradS with his &C.,
from 212-246-204. and Gray Shin
nick had 21e-2f22- in see for Pail
Malls, twice winner over Twenty
Grand. Camels won three from
Lucky Strike with Norm Cham
lain and Clarence Bull leading the
victors on $50 and $50, respec-
lively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

campetes with the kids
And one must admit a great
deal q boVlings rise goes back
% tae women. There are 400
leagues now and 1900 mem
bers. Back in 1882 there were
IS and 354, some jump, We call
II. Add the womens teams 20
the mems and there are now
1855 or $1,000 individuals in
sanctioned leagues with another
1900 Of both sexes partici-
psting independently, according
20 conservative estimates Of
veteran proprietors such as J.
]. Millett. jim Shillady and
Harold Allen.
AS John Millett says cts
a great game II must be-
One hundred thousand Detroit.
ers can't be wrong.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Provides Fun for All Aces

There persons who do spend winter
nings Just dancing going the theatcr running
excess participation any sport Skating skiing
ing hiking too subject weather conditions With
weather eliminated they Of or more nights
u bowling change from The regular routine
All from y to 80 participate. High schooles get
mex out OF good much than their elders
Grandpa longer stay rock He gets out and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

NllIWtAhtt IDS OiiN ~ tNNAS LOO AbAipNNN
bv Cleveland, st. Louis, Buffalo and
Chicago in that order, according TO
American Bowling Congress figures. In
lq24.25 Detroit had u leagues, or Gas
teams
The IS reasons for this astonishing
advance are cited: Better facilities at
the various establishments which make
the game inviting to women and teen
age children; competent instruction
publicity newspaper. radio, magazine
sport journals eentagion; equality OF
competition; convenience Of neighbor-
hood alleys; variety of tournaments de.
signed for every entry from low
average up.
Social values and opportunities; in
fluence in shop, office, plant recreational
programs; outlet for those seeking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
East II OF for South

CHICAGO. Dec. 10 (INS).-
Twenty-Five Eastern and Midwest
ern college stars headed by Coach
Bernie Bierman of Minnesota
boarded A train today for New
Orleans, where they will take part
in the annual EaSt-West football
game january 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

Ray FlGRdgdn's Ell tCos the
best diUid dual effort in the
knights of Columbus Mter-CounctI
Travelling.
With the entry deadline set for
Monday midnight only four days
remain to get in the fourth annual
brothers doubles championship
tourney at Earl Gremels West
Chicago Recreation, starting De-
cember 26.
1t is run on so per cent
handicap basis. Class A is $50 or
over with 800 used as scratch.
Class B is 800 or under with 22t3}0
as scratch. Bowlcrs. without an
official average for this season or
last enter at 100 average. First
place prize is $50.
George Jonas came close 10 bet
tering two marks In the Evans
Winter-Hebb when he rolled 2Sl
In 500. Bill GlaZebroOk's 23S and
q Gorge Schwarz' sos are top
figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
BOWLING'S ELITE TO MINGLE
Cty's 300 Tournament Set for Dec. II

ter, Temple City, Cal, Deem
Der 27-28-29-30
1t will be the first time the
event has been held and the esti-
mated prize list is $4,000. Grim
minis figures he has a good chance.
Entries will be accepted up until
the first ball Is rolled In the an
nual three-men over average
tournament at Chene- TrOmbIy
Recreation tomorrow.
Johnny Paulus has guaranteed n
500 first prize. while Chef Slicey
Is running the event scheduled for
week-ends. Tool Room of Plym-
outh copied last year by going 300
pins over its average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

Johnny CrimminS, recent winner
of the national all-star match
game eliminations, is cycling the
$1,000 top prize in the Rose Bowl
singles sweepstakes 10 be staged
AZ the Tpmnln City Bowling CEN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

. Ditzler league boys went wild
with barrage of 200 games at
Argyle Recreation Scott Willis
showed the way by tipping 236-
200-279 for rs series. Stan
Ralon had 20O-255 in bis Gil and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Hsb :: } ! q
- by 1906 1Ih'4d4
Huge Gains in Bowling Interest and Participation
Make Detroit Games World Capita

Fifteen are advanced eN various authorities Tor
,c sr.inr growth Of bowling metropolitan during
the las, T. years growth that based on number OF teams IN
proportion population makes Detroit bowling capital Of the
world
t7grr0r - teams or one team to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

other leagues OF the city AmbaSsa-
dor quits for two weeks during the
holiday period ff'fre schedule re-
SumcS January s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
BY HAROLD KAHL

Bowling's elite, the 81 Detroiters
Who Nave sanctioned 800 scores,
can dodge The run-of,plne boys at
Bud Rittcr'S Recreation, Deem
her y. A tournament only for
those who have official pegScts
ION the books Will be held.
While there is no likelihood the
entire 81 viii compete. those that
do can SAY they We're in first class
company.
On the list arc Freddy Breckle,
Cy Goralczyk, Phil Bauman. Eddie
BriSkie. Paul Cito. Johnny Damico,
Archie Fiorenzi, Bob Fucik, Floyd
Frederick H. JI4t4- lia-pHde- Win
tston, Freddy Gardella, Harry john
son. Archie Jankowski, Andy
McGrath, Les Nipper, Joe Norris,
Thomas Neale, Bill Nickel. Cy
IO'Neil, Walter Pageau, Joe Plasky,
Tony Placido.
Harry Poloway Carl Polens, Al
Rodgers, Edward Rentz Jr., Frank
Zion Harvey Young, Frank Yost,
AL Walsh, Fred Wolf, Ted Thorn
ton, John Vacek, Joe Scribner, Don
Steele. Harry A brams, Steve
1ShoCke, Emory Smith, Paul Thur
kow. Johnny Crimmins, Al Ding
we'll, CasS Grygier Lincoln Barr
Joe Redmond and John Kavasan-
+ezki.-
The list, by no means, is com.
plete, but you get an idea of the
class the boys have, while you anC
you must bag the big enc 10 Gel
in next year.
/ John kayanSancZki isn't the type
to bask I'm the limelight after
shooting 800 at Fort-BOulevarC
last Sunday. He came right bach
with n brilliant 701 series to tor
the field i'm Johnny Miilett's House
on games Of 255-237-209.
Earl BeRton's Gerisch broke IL,
deadlock with Howard Bridge
BEDFORD Recreation by sweepin.
three games from Millett's. OldbrI
nicked BEDFORD for one.
Jack "Tmy" Cunningham brok
ont tCith n ueW season record TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

variety their fall and winter activities without subsection
whms Of the weather. family participation relief for man
competitive spirit outside the daily grind aage recreation 70
enter baseball football
basketball hockey skating tennis; health economic better
rent, ineXpensveness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

steve Lepk blasted 255-20s-2O5
for 66S and neU season tops in
the Detroit Street Raii'0dy Cool
idge Coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

Floyd Worthington 2o4-223 in
his GOT.
Al Wiegand's 205-209 Ray
Thibedeau's 215. Roy Peters 214,
Dick Gray'S POI, Charles Morri-
sons 2l2. Del Howell's 2o3 and
Verne BarrettS 209 completed the
most successful twin-century at
tack Of the season.
All Of which caused William +.
Heider, l. r. A. d. commissioner,
TO remark
Looks like the Times Sweep
stakes prize money Is coming
our way"
Charles Spare Of the Boyd
Cooper five in the keglers loop nj
State Fair posted new season
series mark when he inserted 25i
between 197-1S5 for 637. His 25.
also Is n new third high single.
Sunset Five shot new serie.
record OF 1869, through games Of
853- 920-896.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

Jack "Tmy" Cunningham broke
ont 1Cith n neW season record for
the Detroit Els tchen he combined
2SO-24S-295 for a fine 69S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

official Defense
than week order two three four
Will OF
Album with first order which will hold $50 IN stamps
filled exchanged aduon ior
a Defense Bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Help Your Carrier Boy Help Uncle San

The bows collect no money in advance Tor tho 8
as they are delivered. START NOW Hero Is
to save and an opportunity to help our ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Students Break Up
Anti-British Meetinq

PHILADELPHIA. May 2 -
QNS)-Peace returned to the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania campus
today after 100 singing and shout
ing students had broken up an
American Student Union rally at
which speakers opposed American
aid to Great Britain.
The hecklers sang The Star
Spangled Banner" and Its a Long
Way to Tipperary' and shouted
Get behind aid to Britain as
Marvyn Jones, expelled New York
University student, attempted to
speak. Union members were booed
when they refused to rise during
the singing of the national anthem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Lost i'm Line
Waiting Driver License,
His Pocket Picked

James Sweeny. 81 of 1864
Mettetal avenue, came downtown
Saturday morning to get re-
newal of his drivers license.
Sweeny first spent an hour at
the drivers school in the police
gym, then stood in line another
hour in the license bureau await
ing his turn.
When he reached the cashiers
window to pay the fee Sweeny dis
his wallet had been stolen.
Imagine having your pockets
picked right at police headquar-
ters," said Sweeny. Here was
one place 1, thought my money
would be safe"
The wallet contained $40 in cash
and personal papers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Managed Campaign

So Mrs. Hay is out of luck for
the present and Leslie B. Butler,
haraSSed chairman of the state
central committee. has decided 10
postpone calling a meeting until
next Winter.
Most popular executive secre-
tary of two decades of Lansing
politics is Ronald Seeley. who
guards Governor Van Wagner
from the vultures and assumes the
tedious routine burdens of the Of
flee.
Seeley was a happy choice for
the post which has troubled most
governors-and handicapped some.
For, in addition to his good nature
he has acute political sense. And
he has as many friends among
Republican legislators now as
among Democrats.
Seeley was born 81 years ago in
Pontiac, attended the Michigan
College of Mining and Technology
at Houghton. and was deputy to