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Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Today's Sport Parade

brains out of walters and make 1t
10 straight. An argument broke out
in the bleachers between two fans
over whether any ball club ever
had won 154 games and lost none.
William Henry Walters began to
fire his Sinker ball at the Brook
lyns and every time the ball sank
SO did the spirits of the fans. He
gave the Dodgers only six hits,
beat them to and the Reds
went on to win the pennant.
The gods of baseball, peering
down on Ebbetts Field yesterday,
must have laughed their heads off
when they saw what a beautiful
set-up it was. Once more the Dod-
gers had won. nine straight once
more babies banks were being jim
mied and once more William Henry
Walters was making his bow-legged
way to the pitching mound.
We'll, 1t happened again only this
time Walters added insult to in
jury. He teaSed the Brooklyns, lift
ing them to the heights of hope
and then dashing them to the
depths Of despair. He let them fill
the bases in the ninth inning and
then struck out Pete Coscarat,
leaving the winning run on third. He
let them fiji the basses in the
l1th inning and then, oh, sad and
sorroWful day, struck out two
pinchhitters in a roW-Pete Reiser
and Babe Phelps, leaving the ty-
ing and winning runs on base.
But before that happened it had
occurred to William Henry Walters
that it might be a good idea for
him to get out of Brooklyn before
nightfall. So in the first half of
the 18th he smacked a nice double
and the score what proved TO be
the winning run when Eddie Joost
singled.
Outwitting the pursuing Dodgel
fans by taking the short cut thru
the gulch near Bad Mans Bend
William Henry Walters is safely
barricaded in a Boston hotel today
The sheriff has sworn in deputies
and promised him protection and,
judging from tnat steady roar Of
rage from across the Brooklyn
Bridge, he will need plenty of it.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, May ! CUPJ =
stocks made an irregular decline
today with the utility average
touching a new low since sept. 27
1898; industrial average. A new low
since June 10, 1910, and average
for 65 stocks, a new low since June
II, 1870. Trading continued light.
Leading issues came back from
their lows before the close. Some,
including L. ;. Steel replaced loss
es with minor gains. American Telc-
phone met support after making a
new low for the year at 1882 off
IL points.
Steel displayed steadiness late in
the day on the belief resumption
Of coal mining operators would
soon return the industry TO "A fun
capacity basis.
New lows were made by DUPONT.
International Harvester, General
Electrioc, Westinghouse Electric,
Woolworth. UU. S. Gypsum. owens
Illinois Glass, and Proctor and
Gamble. Minneoplis-Mo power
Implement predeffed lost more
than points and Philips Jones pfd
lost four.
stock sales approximate 100000
shares against 10000 yesterday.
Curb stock sales were $4,000 com
pared with 10000 in the previous
session.
DOW Jones preliminary closing
stock aYera ges: Industrial 1929,
off .25; Rail 28.33 off .O8; Unity
1885 off .05; and G5 stocks 1862
off O9
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Portland Dumps
Loop Leaders,;
Padres Lose
BY UNITED PRESS

Portland dumped the league
leading Sacramento Solons, 81, last
night to square The series, out the
Sacs are still breezing along five
games ahead of San Diego and
Seattle, tied for second.
Ad Liska of Portland blanked
Sacramento for eight innings while
his team gave him two runs tp
work on. The Sacs got three hits
and runs in the ninth but Liska
stopped the rally.
Venerable Syl johnson pitched
Seattle to To win over San Diego.
Johnson allowed 12 hits but kept
them scattered except i'll the fourth
inning when San Diego got both
its runs on four singles and walk.
Seattle got only eight hits off Al
Olsen and Byron Humphreys, in
Guiding a homer by Dick Gyselman.
johnson had a good night at the
bat, too, with a sacrifice, single
and double.
San Francisco evened the count
on Los Angeles with an lis win.
Oakland made it two in row
over Hollywood with a 5-4 victory.
The Oaks had to win the game
twice.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Valley Girls
Open Season
Against 5. D.

Mayor Robert Hatton, whose
baseball activity is limited to throw
ing the first pitch at each softball
season opening, was all set Friday
to fire the ball across the plate
at 8:15 in FL Centro stadium Friday
night
The occasion Is tne opening of the
girls softball season in a game that
matches FL Centro girls against
Cramers diamonders of San Diego.
Cramers won the San Diego title
last season and will be slightly
favored over the FL Centre girls,
despite the fact Walters team is
admittedly the best ever groomed
in the valley.
The Imperial Valley Boys band,
originally scheduled to play, will not
be available.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
BENCH WARMING
by Burdette Kline
-Pos.-Prsss Sports Editor

reached the batting and fielding
peak the Bulldogs can now boast
The Calexico lineup. as it will
appear against Brawley will see
Acuna behind the plate. Samaha
IN the mound, Lopez at first,
Henry Andrade at second, Lauro
Andrade at short, Al Rivera at
shortstop ana Blair. Mendoza and
Arreyalo in the outfleld.
Brawley will use Martin Navarro
on the mound in an effort to stop
the Covingtonmen, but the north
enders have not been SO potent
since they dropped a 27-2 decision
to Herbert Hoover high of San
Diego.
Since the Hoover fiasco Brawley
has lost twice to Yuma and drop
ped a 2-l decision to El Centre
high.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
By HARRY FERGUSON

NEW YORK, May CUP -
William Henry Walters, showing
his customary good judgment, got
cut of town today.
He scrammed all the way to
Boston, but it remains to be seen
whether that is far enough away
to save him from the wrath of the
Brooklyn Dodgers fans. william
Henry Walters. better known as
Bucky, is a lanky, bow-legged
pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds
and yesterday before dusk he gave
the Dodgers the business - but
good He let them down with seven
stingy hits in IL innings, scored
the winning run and snapped the
Brooklyn winning streak which had
reached nine games.
Far into the night Brooklyn fans,
large and small, male and female,
butcher, baker and candlestick
tions on the head of William
maker, sat on the stoops of their
homes and called down maledic-
Henry Walters. For he now is estab-
lished solidly as the enemy agent
who comes along and puts out the
fire every time the Dodgers get
hot.
1t was exactly a year ago today
that the Dodgers, riding winning
streak of nine Brooklyn
is beginning to distrust that evil
"nine'-Walked into CroSley Field
in an attempt to make it 10
straight Rosy visions Of a pen
nant curved like a rainbow over
the GoWanus canal. Hot arguments
were raging in Flatbush over wheth-
er the Dodgers should play their
part of the World Series in Ebbets
Field or rent the Yankee Stadium,
which has room for more than twice
as many of the faithful. Children's
banks were being looted by fathers
who wanted to get their applica-
ton for the World Series tickets in
early.
And then out to the mound for
the Cincinnati Reds walked Will
liam Henry Walters. The Brook
lyn faithful didn't even bother to
boo him. 1t was taken for grant
ed that the Dodgers would belt the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
IMPERIAL EDGES
VIKINGS, Fl

Imperial high schools league
leading softball team, resting atop
the loop standings one-half game
ahead of Calipatria, notched an
other mark in its belt Thursday
afternoon by scoring a second
straight victory over Holtville high
Johnny Cauzza, Imperial hurler,
set the Vikings down with one hit
to outpitch Lefty zumstein and lead
the Tigers to a 81 victory over
the Holtville nine.
Imperial combined three hits, the
only safe blows they got off the
slants of zumstein, for both runs
in the third inning. Benson singl-
ed, stole second and scored on Car
cltons double. Templeton singled
Carelton home.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, May 2 OUP) =
tFederal state Market News Serv-
ice)
Hogs rs, steady TO 10 cents higher
top 10 on package choice 2l6 lb
truckins; small lost 1792O5 lb. $50
9.S5: 25O-262 10 s.75; sows 7.25-7.50;
stays 6.75; feeder pigs 10.
Cattle 200. all classes about stca %
dy: trade cleanup fair; medium to
good slaughter cattel lacking, few
feeder steers 9.75: medium TO good
fed steers 1O.25-11.35 and above
few heavy hcifers s.25. dairy cows
6.50-7 7.50; good beef cows above $50
Gamers and cutters 5-6.75; odd
bulls to SIS: calves so; steady; odd
Vealers 13 down, choice to IA.
sheep 900; little done; supply
mostly ewes: few breeder ewes s;
9od to choice spring lambs around
1923 1850.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Cincinnati Ace
Stops Brooklyn
Winning Streak

NEW YORK, May 2 (UP)-Bucky
Walters, bow-legged ace of the Gin
cinnati Red pitching staff, tossed
his fast one at Brooklyn for IL in
nings yesterday and came out with
2-l victory for the World Champ
ions that ended a nine game WIN
ming streak for the Flatbushers.
Walters added insult to injury
by doubling after two were out in
the 11th inning. then scored on
Joosts single to left. He then eli
NAKED the days performance by
putting down a Brooklyn uprising
in their half of the 18th.
The Cards kept up tnelr fiery dash
by knocking off the Giants, SO
behind Lou Arneke's Chit pitching
Jimmy Brown and Stats Marion
each homered with a mate on.
Pittsburgh slugged out % hits to
swamp the Phils, 1872, and snap
5-game losing streak. Frisch shook
up his lineup and started seven
left-handed hitters.
Cleveland made it seven in row
behind Bob Feller, beating the Ath-
leticS, 1873. Feller famed seven
passing the 10OO-mark in strikeouts.
He now has LOOP for his career
started in 1886. He allowed only
four hits until the ninth when Bob
johnson homered with the bases
jammed. Feller hit a homer with
two on.
The Yanks moved into second
place by clipping the Browns, 14-5,
as Ernie Bonham won his third
straight. Charlie Keller drove in
seven runs, hitting a homer and
triple, featuring a 17-hit assault.
The Red Sox won a slam-bang
1879 decision from the Tigers.
pounding Tommy Bridges to cover
Boston's rearranged lineup slugged
out 20 hits with Dom Dimaggio
and frankie Pytlak getting four
each.
Dutch Leonard pitched Washing
ton to a TO shutout over the White
SoX. handing Bill Dietrich his first
setback. Cecil Travis hit a homer
and two doubles.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
chicago GRAINS

CHICAGO. May ? tUP) = Wheat
= NEW YORK. May 2 CUP)
La STToX = ID n %.....
Los ANGELES. May tUP) -
Stocks showed fractional gains on
the Los Angelo exchanges this
morning in quiet session. Seven
issues were up. two were down ahd
tbrge were unchanged. Volume was
aoproNimately 5000 shares.
southern California Edison, com
mon 2sss off IS. Los Angeles In
veaiment Ga up 9s southern Paei-
fic iIM up = STANDARD OIL y =
up M uunion oil Co, 1871 up 4
Consolidated steel pfd., ls% un-
ehanged. General Motors common
sgas unchanged: Aircraft Access
sorIes I& unchanged; Menasco Is
up y.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANG ELLES, May CP) -
Supplies were moderate to liberal
with demand and trading moderate
TO slow.
Asparagus: colossal 10c select
and ex fey z &c, fey ~ Sc, choice
5 y &C. crooks sc small Z -4zc.
Bunched vegetables: per crate:
beets 75-90c, carrots 65-75c: Imper-
ial 4 doz 9O-S1; doz S1.1O-115.
Cabbage: cannonball 75-85c; jun
bos 35-4Oc; Copenhagen 81; red
$l75-2; uadalupe ordinary 81.
savoy 1880 crate.
Cantaloups: continued in slow de
mand: Imperial Wy std 45c few
S6-6.25; pony 54s S4-4.25; 64s $3.50;
72s S3.25-3.5O some $500; sos S2.75-
800. SIS 96s S2.5O-2 Is; std flats
15s $2.25-2.5O; Yuma jumbo ASS very
few $3.50; std 45s S6.5O-7, pony
54s $3.50, pony 45s $3.50.
Squash white sum mtr Imperial
crts 75-90c; Coacheila flats 1851
lugs $1.25-1.50: local lugs S1.35-
1.5O; Italian Imperial crts 90c-S1.Oo,
San Diego S1-1.25; yellow crook
necks Imp erial crts s1.251.50.
Tomatoes: Imperial crts stops
$1-1.25; 12s $I-I25; 16s 65-75c; 2Os
40-50c Flats Coachclla Imperial
5x6s 90c-s1.15, 6x7s 75-90c, 7X8s As
soc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
CaIexico Baseball

- Afoo1O'ANs
The conservation switched from
national defense, war and politics
to baseball.
Before the chat had ended the
outcome of the impending baseball
battle between Calexico's defend
ing champions and Brawley' S
league leaders had been thorough
" discussed and ended with CaleX-
leo on top by a nose.
Give Ed Covington eight cripples
and a blind man and he'll come
out with a good ball club. They
might not win the league but
they'd put up a good battle" one
expert said.
And inasmuch as there are no
cripples on the CaleXico nine, and
the only blind man available is the
umpire, it looks like the Bulldogs
will pull out another championship
this season
While Calexico is not a lead-pipe
cinch to win the county league title,
as the expert hinted. the Bulldogs
have every advantage in Tuesdays
encounter VIII lIle WILDCATS 1IOIII
up Brawley way.
In the first place the Calexico
Bulldogs have everything TO win
and nothing to lose in Tuesdays
encounter. A victory will put the
Calexico nine in a good position to
defeat El Centro the following week
and win the title, loss will drop
them from the running and clinch
the crown for Brawley.
Secondly, Coach Covington is ev-
cry bit as good a coach as the
expert say he is. and will have had
time to groom the strongest pos
sible lineup for the Bulldogs.
Thirdly, Calexico has discovered
a new pitching star in Ralph Sa-
maha, who stopped FL Centre with
three hits and who held Yuma to
a 6-6 tie in his most recent ef-
forts.
When CaleXico dropped a 1871
decision to Brawley earlier in the
season Samaha was not on the
mound and Calexico hadn't yet
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
IT Horses Named
For Derby Classic

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2. up
A field of II three -year-old horses
today was formally named at Chur-
chill Downs to run tomorrow for
the fame, the flowers and the for
tune that 60 TO the winner OF the
67th Kentucky Derby.
While the sun slowly began filter
ing through a veil of clouds which
overhung the historic course in the
morning, Calumet farms WhirlaWay
was the first horse entered for the
mile and a quarter classic and
Woodvale farms Our Boots was the
last. The field included Porter's
Cap, Dispose, Valdina Paul, Blue
Pair, Swain, Little Beans, Staretor.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Walters Holts Dodgers in
'2-1. ii Inning Triumph
Brawiey Defends
Track Title

BRAWLEY, May 2-Brawley
high schools defending champion
track and field team was sched-
uled to defend its county title
against five other valley schools
at BrawIey field Friday night,
First events were slated to start
at 6 o'clock, with running events
scheduled for ! o'clock.
Fridays meet marked the first
time in history of the event
that the annual track classic
had been scheduled on the
Brawley oval and the first time
on any track other than I'll
Centre.
+! Centre entered the largest
SQUAD of SO men. Other schools
entered were Imperial, Holtvilie,
Douglass and Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02

Robert MOTIFS and Market Wise.
Whirlaways slip was dropped in
the box by Bill Whitley, agent for
the breeding farm owned by War;
ren Wright of Chicago. Whitley
named Eddie Arcaro as the jockey.
Despite the Week-long forecasts OF
rain, the bright sun gave assurance
that the day would be balmy and
bright There wasn't a storm cloud
in sight when the entries officially
closed at 1890 am.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Dempsey Arrives
Here Saturday

Jack Dempsey, former heavy
weight boxing champion of the
world, who will referee Saturday
nights boxing matches in El Cen
tro stadium, was scheduled to ar
rive in El Centre Saturday noon.
according to Matchmaker Pete Bu-
zukos.
Feature wrestling bout will pit
Sander Szabo against Hard Boiled
Haggerty. Three preliminary bouts
are scheduled, the first to start at
9 o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Tennis Entry
Deadline Ser

Deadline for entries in the sec
ond annual night tennis tournament
is Saturday night at o'clock, ac-
cording to Bill Maxwell, tournament
manager.
The tournament will be played
on the FL Centre courts starting
Monday. All matches will be played
at night.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Fresno Moves Up
In State League
BY UNITED PRESS

Fresno moved into second place
in the California Baseball league
last night as Santa Barbara slip
ped back into a tie for third with
Stockton. The league-leading San
Bernardino Stars are only one game
ahead of Fresno.
Anaheim got out of the cellar
by beating Riverside. lis. The An
aheim miracle included a nine-run
burst in the eighth.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
CaIexico toPIay
For Ball Title

CaloxiCO high schools baseball
team ran through a final stiff
workout Friday afternoon at the
Bulldog diamond in preparation for
next Tuesday afternoons cham
pionShip tUssle against Brawley.
CaleXico dropped a 1877 decision
to Brawley in the first meeting
between the two clubs but will be
an even choice to reverse the count
on the home field
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Louis Conn Bout
Set for June 18

NEW YORK, May CUP)-Joe
Louis will defend his heavyweight
title against Billy Conn in New
York on June 18, it was announced
today by Promoter Mike Jacobs.
The bout will be held in the Polo
Grounds.
The only stipulation is that Louis
possess the title after his May %
fight at Washington against Buddy
Baer brother of the former champ
ion.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
L. 4. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. MAY 9 up =
stocks We're narrowly mixed this
morning in a duh session on the
Los Angeles exchange. Four issues
were up, four were down and two
were. unchanged. Volume was ap-
proximately 1000 shares.
Pacific Indemnity 38'z up IA;
southern California Edison 5 y pct,
28A off =; Southern Pacific III
up .; General Paint, common 81
off y; Pacific Finance A 13ls up
Z; Menasco. IL off y.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
0Doui to
Retain Sight

HOLLYWOOD. May 2 CUP) =
Unless some unforeseen complica-
ton" occurs, Frank Lefty O'Doul
manager of the San Francisco Seals
Baseball club who was struck in
the eye with a bottle, will retain
his vision, DR.. John R. Jordan re-
ported today.
ODoul was much improved, DR..
Jordan said, and unless some un-
foreseen infection OF complication
sets in he will retain vision in the
eye" The physician said it was too
soon to say if his vision might,
be impaired by the accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
OLD ADOBE DECLARED
HISTORICAL LANDMARK

SACRAMENTO, May 2 up
The department of natural resources
today announced the selection of
Adobe De Palomares on Cucamonga
avenue, Pomona, as a state historical
Landmark. Restoration of the build
ing was carried out with funds COL
lected by the Pomona Valley Histor-
ical society. IT was built prior TO
1854.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
BAY MEADOWS
STARTERS NAMED

SAN MATEO, Cal, May 2 CUP)
Ten horses today were considered
probable starters in tomorrow's
running of the $4,000 added Bay
Meadows handicap at mile and
one eighth, high mark of the spring
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
City Employees
Win First Game

City Employe softball team scored
its first victory of the season Thurs
day night by dumping the Golden
State diamonders, 27-i5. The defeat
dropped Golden State into the
cellar.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
L. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. May UP) -
Wheat. soft or hard S1.45 NJ 1.55
Feed Barley, bright s1.3O N Las
Mating Barley .. $1.32h ~ 1871
Milo No. 2 yellow ...... $1.40 n Las
Corn No. yellow bulk $165 ~ 1.68
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. May tUP) -
Hens, leghorns, ? = to 81 lbs. 1Sc
Hens, leghorn, 3h to lbs. 18c
Hens, leghorn over lbs ...... 15c
Hens, colored to 512 lbs. e. 25c
Hens. colored. 55k lbs up e.. Csc
Broilers, over II to ~ lbs. E. 15c
Broilers over / q TO 2M lbs 80. lie
Fryers, leghorn ~ to 3 lbs. Ice
Fryers, colored 21z 10 lbs. -. 1Sc
Fryers, colored 3 y 10 Az lbs 20c
Roasters, coloreo ~ lbs and up 23c
old Roosters, colored ... 13c
Old Roosters leghorn .......... .0sc
Ducklings, over lbs. .......... 19c
Ducklings under 5 lbs. .......... 18c
Old ducks ................. .0Sc
Young Geese ........ 15c
old turkeys Observation-Disclosures. 15c
Capons, 6 to lbs. ............ 25c
Stags, colored ................. lac
Capons. lbs and UP. ..... 25t
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02

Los Angeles butter .......... 35 y
Grade A milk .............. 44I2 e
Manufacturing Milk .......... 4Oc
Route Gathered cream ....... IS u {
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
State GoIfMe Opens

FRESNO Calf, May (UP-Caforna golfers tee OH To-Day
tournament of the Goth California o"e oPo
golf championship at Sunnyside Country club
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS
l.. A. BANKS
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

Los ANGELES. May CUP) =
.............-.. 41s a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Gowns Of Gold Velvet

The matrons Of honor were
cnStumed alike in period gown
81 gold-colored velvet made with
boufsnt skirts and fitted bodies
with ruffled pepluns They car
RED gold spray orchids
Mrs. kerns gown Of gold
crepe was topped By a GOLD
colored lame hat and she wore
gold-coloTed orchids.
Mrs NlRer wore model Of
SraN-blUp CTrTJc drrFTTTt7 by IA
shoes and gloves in black cherry
shade.
The Misses Mary Lou Viger
Ernestlne Kern. Sally Hunter
and Ruth Hargreaves. who as
sisted IN receiving. were dressed
alike in teal blue velvet gowns
made in the same style As those
worn by the mstTons 81 homo
and wore COrsage bouquets o.
spray orchids.
I The Misses Jane and Joan
Taylor. cousins OF the bride
wore similar models Of rust
Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Flowers in Tall Urns

Clusters of great, shaggy
white chrysanthemums IN tall
urns and many cleaning tapers
made an effective background
for the receiving line. which
formed in the library OF the
club,
The attractive. dark eyed
bride wore her wedding gown, q
Rose Taffel model Of pale ivory
satin, made on princess lines
with the deep square neckline
outlined in rose pOinte lace.
The long sleeves. fitted smoothly
over the shoulder, had cuffs OF
rose poinie lace
The skirt was cut into n pea
cock train A veil of bridal illu-
sion reaching 10 the end Of the
train was caught ia the bride
TFTT- UNHPT 4 cluster OF stephan
otis. She carried a bouquet of
white orchids, Stephanotis and
lilies -Of-fhe valley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
1N MH !.
SMAR SET
- --MdQQZ<kz&-l
May Kern
Married to
David Wiser
BY THE CHAPERON
picture on Page p

ONLY the immediate families
- saw Miss Mary Louise
Kern. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Kern of Bloomfield Hills.
and David Nathan Viger. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan T. Viger
Of Fairway drive, Detroit, mar
ried Saturday morning at IL
o'clock.
The bride was attended by
two matrons OF honor, Mrs.
Francis Maurice Hally and Mrs.
Ernst Frederick Kern. George
Dickie Of Toledo was Mr. Viger's
best man. There were no
ushers
An elaborate reception was
held from 4 70 Z o'clock az the
Bloomfield Hills Country Club.
which was decorated throughout
with chryssnthemums and south
ern SmilaX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
5th-Croders
At Ligsett
'Adopt: Girl
By THE BYsTANDER

I IGGETT SCHOOLS fifth
- graders are the busiest lit
tie girls in town.
They are knitting, dressing
dolls, making booklets and en-
gaging in half a dozen other
happy tasks, in an effort TO
raise money for their bazaar,
proceeds Of which will go to
their adopted English evacuee,
Kathleen Towers. An a result
Of the $50 they send over 10
England every year. through
the Save the Children Fedora
ton, kathleen receives enough
extra butter, eggs, milk and
cod liver oil 70 keep her plump
and rosy. despite war time food
rationing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Co-Chairmen Listed

That very efficient little bust
ness executive. Suzanne Quayle.
is uftfle- chairmen- of this
project and another is ia Verne
Ross.
Nancy Burgess of the long
golden curls. is one of the
schools champion knitters. And
her little pink fingers fly
through bright yarn.
Merry Merritt, whose twin
king eyes make her name en-
tirely appropriate, cuts bright
colored paper into cunning little
dresses for clothespin dolls.
ia Verne weaves necklaces Of
colored beads in interesting
American Indian designs. And
busy over their drawing book
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