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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
PITCHING Records

State Soccer Psirines
NENT SUNDAY
At Mack Park
Thisilcs ". lpsco. I y m
ChTyfler ". German United 20 r. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
Mrs. Don Weiss
Again Tops Field
In District Golf
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
this year. The second hole was
made a par 5 by moving the tee
back. This is the only ladies tee
on any course in the district that
is back Of the mems tee. The
eighteenth hole was made into a
par 4. 399 yards long.
While the scores in the cham
pionship flight were low il was the
fine showing made by the others
that won the praise. Two of the
stars in the first flight were in the
eighties. Mrs. w. d. Laurie. play
ing on her home course had an SS
and Mrs. Thomas Paddock of
& Country Club had an SO.
Mrs. Weiss made il two in a
row with her 50 in the champion
ship flight. She won only twice
: last year but in 1887 she started
the season with four straight VIC
!. tories. Mrs. Weiss of Flint Coun-
try Club was out in 40 and back
in ~.
The winner had several chances
10 be in the los but unfortunate
visits to traps and three three
putt greens hurt Mrs. Weiss. She
hit the trap with the third shot
on the third hole and ended up
with a 6. one over par. On the
fourth she three-putted from Is
feet.
A trap cost another stroke on
the fifth but Mrs. Weiss got one
of these back with fine birdie
2 on the 147-yard eighth. Her
drive was just three feet from the
pin.
A missed drive on the tenth
and a trip TO trap cost another
stroke. The long twelfth was
most costly with Z. She drove
into a trap, then into the rough
and ended it up missing a four
foot putt.
Mrs. L. O. Strader of Detroit
Golf Club and Mrs. John II. De-
Wiser were tied for second with
IS. BY her fine performance Mrs.
Strader cut her handicap from y
10 10 and Mrs. DeVisser from IL
to 10.
Next weeks meet will be at
Oakland Hills.
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Mrs. Jeffries Makes Debut in District Meet

the green I'll break your neck"
To which Mrs. Maghielse re-
torted she didn't know what a
shank was until she went out to
play with Mrs. Funk and Mrs.
Jeffries.
+ Mrs. T. o. Mclaughlin threw
her sacroiliac joint out of place
about a week before the first Dis
trict day Since that time she
has been doctoring for it Yes
terday she played the last nine in
four under IS TO the last hole .
There she stubbed an approach
shot and finally got on the green
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14

year to Carrie Chapman Gait
It's the tenth of its kind to be
given The committee of award
includes. besides Mrs. F. d. R., DIR.
Beatrice NJ. Hinkle, Mary Vail
Address, Mrs. Laura Gardin Fra
ser, Elizabeth Dyer, Marjorie MIC
olson and Mrs. Mary Love Collins.
national president of the Chi
Omega.
Mrs. George Maghielse Shanked
a shot to a green during play yes
terday upon which Mrs. J. B.
Funk's caddy said to her in loud
voice:
eff you don't get that ball on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
Women in Golf
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Mrs. f. J. Jeffries, wife of the
back from Florida and
sporting a gorgeous tan, made her
first appearance in the Women's
District yesterday at Lochmoor,
and she wasn't too happy about
her game.
However, she did tell us that
she would plane to Washington
Friday 10 witness the National
Achievement Award of the Chi
Omega Women's Fraternity at the
White House Mrs. +. ID. K.
herself will make the award this
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in four and to make matters
worse she four putted.
Mrs. Louis Martz, mother of the
locally famous golfer. Lloyd. told
us that she had heard from her son
recently and that he is in the hos
pital in Fort Knox.
The Women's Metropolitan Golf
Association, the organization fgK
public links women which corn
spends to the Women's District,
Golf Association. will swing into
action today at Ridgmont Mrs.
r. F. DeBolt, the president, ex.
poets a booming year.
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r.. NJ. A. Harris. Meadowbrook ef-lo--si
-
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Mrs. e. A. Mackall, Country Lake
Mrs. r. p. Jerome. Lochmoor
Mrs. James Fletcher, Birmingham
Mrs. Fred Hossie Flint
No cards-Mrs- Ralph Oyler,
Hatcher. Mrs. W. r. Mackenzie.
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Zsle-Hostak Bout On

CHICAGO. May 14-1NS)-
After four months of negotiations.
the papers finally had been signed
today for a 15-round title bout in
Chicago. between MIA middle
weight champion Tony Yale and
AL Hostak, the Seattle eX-cham-
pion. The bout was set for May
IS in the Chicago Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-14
DETROIT
Ashfngton

season batting averages.
Team season batting averages.
DETROIT oi3 900 900
Washington 900 o32 O0x-5
puns hatted in-Tebbetts Campbell,
York case 2 Vernon 2 Hudson. Errors
Hudson Bloodworth TWn-hase hit
Campbell sscrhce hits-Hikgins, Harris.
sHafen base Case Left on hases-Detroit
/. Washington 8 Double piavs-GehrtnEer
- CfHHtfff n Y0TK- DEMON = CfdUfnFf 70
YHfEz Bases on balls OF NeWsom Z. on
hudson g. uf Rerton /. struck out-By
NeVaam 2 hv YIds0n ?. ~ Benton 1.
HHs or Nevsoui in 9 innings none out
m HIatnI. Ht 10y pitcher ~ Hudson
tGehrInEerl. LqSing pitcher Benton.
rm NJ. 5Pipsra5 Gei'el and Pas'arslla'
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557 354 534-4l
&c 80 AaE A

Prize winners: Low gross-Mrs. Weiss,
81: second low gross-Mrs. L. o. Strader.
IS. Low net-Mrs. J. II. DE Wiser, sill
"a: second low net-lrene Dbl, s6-l0-76
First flight: Low gross-Mrs W. d.
Lsurice, ss-l3-75 second low gross-Mrs.
Thomas Paddock SO-1S-74. Low net
Helene Nichols. e0-15-T5: second low net
Mrs. C. G. Predmore. e0-l4-76.
Second flight: Low grcss-Mrs r. T..
Hall, e2-2l-71: second low gross-Mrs.
r. r. Expert. es-la-77. Low net-Mrs.
w. L Russell. e7-2O-T7: second low net
Mrs H. G. Clark es-2i-77.
Third flight: Low gross-Mrs. A. C.,
winEer. 1o2-2s--74: second low gross
Mrs. A. G. Osterman. 103-26-77. Low net
low net-Nrs. r. A. Yoder. l07 1901.
n-qualifiers--Mrs. G. NJ Maekeh. 81.
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What's on the Air
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
Inc stations herein listed.
M the presentations as
scheduled are not on the
latr. the fault lies with the
stations, and not The De-
trcit Times.
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the fall guy who can be stuck with
all the checks.
But in the meantime his majesty
and Madame Lupescu have shown
no inclination 10 crash any degree
of Havana's four hundred. So far
they have shown not the slightest
interest in Havana's famed night
life. They have kept strictly to
themselves. lunching and dining al
the Nacional with Colonel Urdar-
ianu.
Where Madame Lupescu Is tc
swim and play golf in Havana
since the Swankiest clubs are
closed to her, is not too much of g
problem. Undoubtedly, private
beaches will be available.
Furthermore, the Nacional I.
just completing a delightful beach
bathhouse and cabanas adjoining
the Observation-Disclosures c ! u b
Madame would be welcome there
And if she signs up for a cabans
Immediately, she may very wei
pull a fast one on Havana's cliff
jewellers. BY a special arrange
ment with the elegant Jaimanitis
Biltmore Club. the Nacional ha.
obtained the privileges of using IL.
links for those persons whom the
Nacional accepts for its own beach
known as the Sun, Sand and Sea
Club.
Then Madame Lupescu. who
likes golf and is better at II thar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Air Defenders
To Tell Of Task

Just what an anti-aircraft regi.
ment does in training for its par,
in the defense program will be
told WJR radio listeners at 1:3C
.p. m. tomorrow, when Detroit
soldiers of the 2l0th Coast Artil-
lery are interviewed on "Selectees
All"
This next in the series of WJR-
Detroit Times programs from
army camps where Michigan mer
are training will originate out.
doors at Fort Sheridan. ILL.,, OF
the shore Of Lake Michigan.
Enlisted men-ef- the 210th-
Detroit's own anti-aircraft unit OF
the Michigan National Guard
will tell the folks back home how
they like army life, of what their
program consists and
what the equipment of an anti.
aircraft unit is like.
The following weeks program
will come from Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo- whore Michigan,s 72ne
Field Artillery brigade is train
tng.
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MAIN OFFICE
1879 CAsS AVENUE
AT TINES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

BENJAMIN steinoerg. "a: Sylvia Schwartz
Albert Matt.as KonkkO. 20; Edna Elizabeth
Lempes, 23.
Dial. Leroy richardson. 81; Margaret Aiisen
James John sawaya, ~; ciarice Parks. al.
Sterling Mason Macdonald. 10; Viole,
Katherine Hawiey, 10.
Clarence Paul Martin, II; Regina Aeri'
John cnojnscki. 81; Josephine chmielinski
Nick Konostantopoulos. 40; zuxana Bencik
John Henry Ryan, "a; Thelma Elizabeth
Marvin Louis Briggs, a; Irene Healy, a.
Ben wagner. "a; Sylvia Rosen Kreger, 80
John Orlando, 20; Rose M. Thomas shee
rheocor. Tyrna. 40; Lillian Mogor. IL.
Robert Henry Hite. 81; Margaret Adelaide
John T. N.kevis. AZ: winifr.d Mccormick
John T. Nekervi,. ~; winifred Mccormick
Henry Carl Foess Jr.. %; Martha Heller
Dressler, Is.
Ray W. Spencer. IL: Jeanette L. Stark. IL
Joseph Meyer, "a; Rita Bukoski. a.
Adoiph Raphael. "a; Stella Elite Sacks, 20
Edward M. Robert 80; Ruth starbird. So
Burt Raymond Hayes Jr., 10; Lydia De
Mitchell, 10.
Alfred Lafayette Magnus Marks. rs; Vir-
ginia standish Bsckus, 10.
Laughiin Austin Campbell, %; Mary Ken
nerly Holmes, 20.
Edmund John Nowicki, 20; Alberta c.
Timm, 80.
Joseph J. Makarewich, 26; Lillian Mary
Govan, "A.
Gordon Ava Barnes Jr.. %; Helen Jane
Butterfield, 20.
Clarence Meyers, 80; Emma Neipert, as.
James A. Gregory, 81; Catherine Bemis, 30
John Lences, rs; Susie Kerekes, 10.
Hamilton Kotcher, rs; Ruth Martin, 10.
William Oliver Gawdy, a.: Mary BARRIERS
Dodd, 81.
Francis b. Camilieri, ~; EgiIna Attard, rs
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DEATHS

Nellie Irvine 1855 Hoicomb. 81.
William v. Harline. 1899 Audubon, IS.
Mary Alexander, 1905 North Clarendon, rs
Robert 8. Linn. 5727 Second II.
Antonio Frabotta, 3l7i East Alexandrins
AZ
Patrick J. Blake, SIS East Congress, 81.
William r. Bassett, SOS Martindale, So.
Robert White, 1919 Virginia Park, rs.
Sophie Novak. 1903 Taylor. %.
Norman Kelly, 1851 Sorrento, -.
Peter Paul Buck, 7o43 Dodge, Van Dyke
Joseph wroblewski, 44s1 rnlm.n. "a.
Martha Hin, 1903 Lyman. 30.
Grace A. Canham. 4545 West Outer drive
So
Susan Ansove. 1891 Birwood. 70.
Henry Wellfonder, Arnold Home, "a.
George A. Parks. 52i5 South Clarendon
Grant Weston, 1921 wilfred. -.
Salvatore Badslucco 1915 Sargent, IS.
Blake obers. i72e White, Lincoln Park. 30
Richard Wrobbel. 4611 Allsndale, SIS.
Anthony Kaluzny. $3.50 Florida. IS
Marian Huddelston, 1880 East Grand boul,
Sarah Jones. 7e4s Lycss,e. sc.
Charles Stephens. l26O4 Northlswn. IS.
John Alton. 1925 Twenty-fourth. 81.
John sullivan. $3.50 stanton. 10.
Fannie Rocksll. 2516 Pearl, 90
Frederieka Stricken. 1887 Woodingham
i Sc
Mary Jane Petrosky. 1867 Campbell, 10.
Carl Koch Jr.. 1898 Quincy, al
Janet veronics Msskelis, 117se WADE, 10.
stephen Harold Williams. $3.50 Chen., 50.
Fred Young. ass Winder. IS.
Bessie Boyle. 204ee Stotter. 30.
Mary Herk, sioi Melville. 81.
Graham puffisla. 24o7 Fourth. So
Lots Ann Doyle, s7e1 vioietlswn. 8.
Ellen Ryan. 1912 Lawrence. 10.
Lukas Pachuta. sl0e Dayton, 50.
John Baraski. zoos Pulaski, 50.
Helen weishuhn. 53ss Crane. 81.
Josephine Arnone, 52s Belmont. 50.
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HoSPITABLE PEOPLE

Cubans are the most kind and
hospitable people in the worl d.
Those who have seen Madame
Lupescu have been impressed with
the dignity with which she accepts
her position.
They have not wanted TO deliver
the snub direct. as the Havana
Country Club eventually did. But
his ma esty, by his silence. forced
the old guard 10 deliver the social
coup de grace 10 Madame Lupescu.
The Havana Yacht Club, equally
as swank and snooty as the Coun-
try Club. will follow suit. The elite
Jaimanitis- Biltmore Club Will
doubtless do likewise.
Havana "Old Guard" the
staunch rich and religious families,
control these clubs.
Never in the past have they
hesitated for a second 10 give the
buns rush 10 the most rich and
powerful CubanS who have dared
believe they could bring an "unde-
sirable personality within the
portals.
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DIVORCES

Divorces were granted TO:
Catherine Yolk from Gus.
Helen M. Hewitt from Edward Albert
Edna King from Roscoe.
Jennie Bondy from Alphonse J.
Treva Emerson from Clyde.
Julian Kryscie from Wanda.
Elizabeth Marion Lindsay from Frederick
Marion Peyton from John.
Frank v. Sewell from Ethel M
Elizabeth from Bartholomsx
Mary T.. Clark from Carl w.
Martha Chewdhury from Jotindra.
Elmira w. Day from George.
Charles Pace from Esther.
Belle Lake from Samuel.
Elsie May John from Christ.
Hollis l.. Brown from Earl l..
Philip G. Kesselmayer from May Ruth.
Edith Taylor from Oscar.
Paul Peterson from Betty.
Clarence A. DEM from Bernice.
Josephine Radomski from Anthony.
DEGREES OF ANNUI.MENT
Lettte l.. Miller Rzenca from John.
Elsie Madison from Harry l..
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ICarol-who admits he is dub
would have some place to play.
Unless, of course, this astute
woman would hesitate to place
herself in position in which
Cuban society could give her the
old meat ak. or snub direct.
That is the only sand-trap on
the Jaimanitis-Biltm Course she
might hesitate to try.
Tomorrow: The political posi-
ton of Carol and Lupescu In the
Western Hemisphere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
DIE ALREADY CAST

That would give Madame a def
mite status and admit her into CIR
cles in which his majesty may
freely circulate but which viii be
barred 10 her forever IN her pres
ent state.
Indeed, after a good bit of dis
cussion in Havana's Mayfair, the
die already has been cast.
The Havana Country Club, one
OF the two most exclusive social
organizations in this beautiful city,
already has sent his majesty a
guest card, as il would 10 any
other really distinguished visitor
in the capital.
But il sent none 10 Madame
Iupescu. The Country Club, which
ordinarily would have sent card
around Immediately 10 man OF
Carols eminence. heSitated for
full week before doing so. 1t hope
fully gave him that period in which
10 clarity Madame'S status.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21

They need never make this de-
msnd Of the king. II he joins their
rsvels. Carol has besucoup dough
lie Is cafe societys beau ideal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21

100 A. NJ.
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$500 A. NJ.
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The Detroit Times Sum
day comics.
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300 A. NJ.
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SUNDAY MORNING

10,45 A. NJ.
wJR-Don Artiste-M.
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1890 A. M.
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IL NOON
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WJBK-Children's Hourly.
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By INEz RoBB

International News service stan Nr'ef
HAVANA, June 2l.-It's an ex'
hilerating privilege for a com
moner and a Democrat to be able
10 call a king a cad. Even If th'
privilege Is only exercised IN pri-
yate. it's still SoW-SatSfylnc.
In the meantime, Havana : 400
including the small socialitc Amer
lean colony, feel that his majesty
King Carol. is a bit of A cad, egad
in his treatment Of Madame Lu'
pescu.
II would selve great many
social headaches here If only his
majesty would either I'd marry
Madame or ~ announce then
marriage il. in fact. they have
been married since 1929 as per-
sistent and reliable reports insist.
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Deatb Hotires

EDER-csri william. age IS. June II.
dear father OF Mrs. Lucille Muecken-
helm, Lawrence, Philip ana George Will
liam; funeral Saturday from residence.
400 rrontcrsc aveput. 10 =, m. and
2 .. m. at Christ Jehovah Lutheran Church.
corner Helen and Theodore avenues. Inter-
ment, Forestlavn Cemetery.
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wwy-Bibls Hignlishts-R.
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WCAR-Musicale-M.
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INDEPENDENTLY
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$50 A. NJ.
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s:45 A. NJ.
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1000 A. NJ.
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VETERINARIAN.
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1880 r. NJ.
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Rules of Society
Prove Barrier TO
Nine. Lupes(u

This IS the sirtb article in n
series about former kng Carol
Of Rumdnid and Madame In
pescu IN erie.
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SATURDAY EVENING

1919 r. NJ.
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Lost and Found

LosT-Between Metropolitan Building anc
Woodward. platinum wedding band, sever
diamonds. Sentimental value. Reward
Forman. s51s Linwood. Tyler 1881.
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500 y. NJ.
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1900 =. N.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
FALL GUY FOR CHECKs

Have you the money 20 pay
your share Of the checks?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
MAsTE PAPER. sCRAP METAL

NORTHERN WAsTE-Townsend s.3iss
Ton prices Free pickup Service. Factor!
salvage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21

WELDING EQUIPMENT-sUPPIIE
PELToN-KURTz SUPPLY Company, 2sOt
Fast Larned-Repair service. Fitzroy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
TRANSCONTINENTAL MOVING
UPHoLsTERING
VENETIAN BLINDS
yENTILATING CONTRACTORS
wALIrArER. rAINrs. ARR srprLIEs
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE

PALETTE SHOP DeVocj-House paint.
Yacht finishes varnishes. supplies. LEnoi
$3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
NO NOVELTY

Royalty is no novelty 10 Ha.
vana's cafe group. unless, OF
course. il is solvent royalty. II
this class Carol is pre-eminent
After all. member of the Ha-
vana cafe set married the late
heir apparent 70 the erstwhile
Spanish throne.
Countess CayadonCa. once wife
Of the late Prince Of the Asturias
is still e reigning Havana belle
Those were In The days when the
count, as he called himself. was
broke and bcggared in Havana
and before he died in n Miami
dawn auto wreck with q night
club hat check girl by his side
He had 50 little money. this
heir 10 the once most powerful
kingdom in Christendom, thai
when he and his companions
started on a night club round the
latter had no hesitancy in demand.
ing OF the prince:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21

AS far as top flight society in
Cuba goes. Madame always will
be on the outside. looking in. But
then. she is used 10 that. The
deadly enmity between Carol and
Premier Ion Antonescu. who was
so instrumental in topping the
king from his throne last Septem-
Der, arose wt1er Marianne Anto'
nescu refused 10 sit at the palace
dinner table with Madame Lu'
pescu.
"Your majesty can give orders
10 me, but not 10 my wife," An
tonescu snapped as his wife
swept out of the palace.
But if the old guard" is the
"old guard" the world over. so is
cafe society still cafe society the
world round. The sun never sets
on the international set.
Havana has its share. identical
with that which kicks up its heels
in New York. IT is my honest
opinion that Havana's cafe crowd
hardly can wait 10 get its hooks
on the king and Madame. The!
will both be royalty welcomed by
this group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
ABLE TO GOLF

In similar circumstances, they
would not hesitate for a split Sec
ond in applying a blunt boot TO
royal seat.
His majesty, if he cares 10 do so
will be able to golf and swim and
dine at any of these clubs. So
doubtless will Colonel Urdarianu
who is so strongly redolent of Z
dead-end kid grown up under Hol
lywood influence. But they viii
golf and dine and swim without