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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Improved smoothness of engine
operation is attained with a
heavier, more perfectly counter
weighted Crankshaft, equipped
with n special vibration damper
Another impressive example Of
use of optional ma
terials is shown by the new type.
lightweight iron piStons. These
new Plymouth pistons are much
lighter IN weight than the old
order OF cast iron plstons and
impose much less load on the hear
inCS. They arc specially designed
with chilled iron ribs reinforcing
the piston walls 10 make them
exceptionally strong and free from
caused by the heat OF
fuel combustion.
Many convcnicnCcs and safe
guards are included IN Plymouth :
design. Special outside locks on
both front doors can he opened a.
either side with the ignition key
special hookup with tho inside
door handles makes II impossible
70 lock oneself out Of the car with
the kcV inside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

warming party the night before
we were both a blt drowSy.
Jerry baited hls hook with n
large club mirnow and promptly
fell asleep with his pole IN his
lap. After a lapse of "A i~v min
u'cs Jerry reel began 10 sing as
his line played cut az rapid
tempo
Aroused from his nap Jerry
hung on for dear life. The pole
bent under the boat ln a danger
Gus arc. Suddenly the pole straight
ont as be reeled in a small wall
eyed followed by a large Great
Northern pike The pike followed
tia -N-allefe- right Is tip 10 the boat,
then realizing his quarry had eS-
capped, turned and swan away. On
examination Of the Wallcye we
found the whole lower part Of his
body had been lacerated by tbs
pike s teeth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Dual Air Horns

Horns viii not blow until the
ignition key Is turned on. All
models are equipped with dual
air-tonc horns.
Trunk lids on all models arc
spring countcrbalanCcd which
makes them easy 10 lift and does
away with catches and props
Safeguard wheels. designed n
guard against danger of blowout
or puncturc by holding the tire
firmly in place are retained
The entire dial of Plymouth's
Speodometer changes color when
illuminated, showing green while
car speed remains below 30 miles
an hour, then changing 10 amber
from 20 TO 30. and turning 10 a
warning red AZ speeds in excess
Of 80 miles per hour.
Nine body color%are offered on
all body types IN both Plymouth
lines. and in addition two special
colors for convertible eoupes only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Cadillac Tries Out Temples
On Assembly Lines 1st Time

The use Of templots 10 allocate
properly the manpower on assem-
bly, lines IS being introduced by
Cadillac this year az II prepares
10 swing into 1912 model produc-
ton.
Temples arc paper scale models
generally favored by automobile
factories in working out rear
or installation Of man
ufacturing equipment. So far as il
is known. this is their first appli-
cation 10 assembly procedure
G A. Raftrcy, works manager
Of Cadillac, is enthusiastic over
tho idea and believes the system
will prove especially Beneficial in
the manufacturing period just
ahead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
photo by Clayton smith rights res
MALE GOLDFINCH At THE NEST

cur bits OF feaihered sunlight
and | toss the larger egg into.
the gulley.
Your eyes follow IL bit
anNously, ! think. Would they
hatch the cowbird YOU ask Yes
and Wild Canarics would give II
she care they give their own
The larger cowhrrd nesting
would force from tho nest the
weaker C0ld6nch Youngsters
And MS Tie cowbltd matured II
would require aIl that thistle
hIrds could do 10 keep the stout
nesting fed
Watching tho nest from day
20 day I saw how steadfas'ly
mother ro.ddnch guarded eggs
and young even when m eager
moss ! approached too closely
the ncsl
How prc.tlly she had cooked
hef htto head as ne sat on the
rrst when from n nearby null
JON stalk her handsome mate
had called bahieeccs. bahieeceS.
Ard when 30 mad sWec'ly whis-
pcred. WCccco. Vcoco. there
came a low sweet murmr from
her throat and she made as
though 10 50 20 hun
Came DAY. week later.
.ultf~ 1rg loft tre ,1cet 80 tfttt,-r,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
All Disappear

When The parent bird returned
again. he came directly 10 the
nest and tod the three, one Of
which now had taken a place Al
tho nests brim Within TWO
hours. an had disappeared into
tho green tree. Tho little home
among shiny leaves was for
Sakcn.
The parent bird returned, Just
before ! must depart, 10 feed
again his children What a
clamor so sweet and jnsistcnt -
there was IN that thornapplo
tree, Vhcn he ahehted for but
a moment on the mullen stalk
and tcudcrly called. bahiceoS.
h1biccce And as last Saw
him swing away IN bounding
flight ! heard FAINT "per.chic-
greece borne on a gentle breeze
of August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

he-in raiment OF bright sum
light and deep shadow voice his
sobcitudes from the tall mullen.
Coura cCouSly he. sought 10 bring
his moihcrlceS young 10 the
pleasant life Of the fields
one morning. pausiug 1t the
nest, ! found one small bird
tcCtcrinC At the nests soiled
brm rs / drew closer. il awk-
Wadly clamhercd INTO higher
branches ! sat motonleSs and
the goldtnch came to the tree
and icd FIRST thc courageous
one As The birds remaining IN
the nest heard father. they
bobhod up. heaks widc. lnplor-
inc food. 4 second quit tho home
Of telted plant down and clothes
line fluff and beto0k itself INTO
uuCNplorcd thOrny branches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Merchandise Shoot
Listed for Sept. 7

The eighth annual merchandise
shoot of the Tuscola County Con-
serVation Club of Caro- will he
held Sunday September Z, Frank
Arnold, president, announces.
a total of 81 600 i'm merchandise
prizes will he awarded first. sec
ond, third and fourth place win
ners IN each of four classes at
trap or skeet.
a hunting dog show Will be held
in connection with the shoot, with
valuable prizes and ribbon given.
This event Is open to dog owners
of TuScola County.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

This odd inscription emblazoned
on a marble stone Is dedicated TO
George Mlchigan's famous orphan
tieef-- he monument erected
az the Ogemaw State Game Refuge,
near ST. Helen, Mich, was dona-
ton by Lewis and Mable Morgan
of Flint.
The story Of George is a ruthless
and despiCable act Of would-be
sportsman. It happened ne arly
eight years ago. when a kind
hearted person discovered one of
the most CHASTITY sights he had
ever witnessed in the north woods.
through deep snow, he
found a tiny fawn lowered close to
his dead mother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Lin(oIn-MerCurY
Meeting Sept. ;
3-Day Session Here
TO Preview Models,
Discuss AZ Plans

Lincoln and Mercury division
branch managers from all sections
OF the United states and Canada
VIII convene here Wednesday for
a three-day meeting with factory
executives to inspect tho new cars
and 10 discuss sales. service. adj
yertising and merchandising plans
for 1912.
After an address Of welcome at
\ Dearborn Inn breakfast by T..
D. Bottom, LinColn-Nercury sales
manager, the group viii take
special buses 10 the salon in the
Lincoln plant NJ Livernois and
West Warren avenues for q pre-
Wow Of models which soon viii be
coming from the production lines.
EdSel Ford will address the group
after tho inspection Of cars
Following trip through the
Lincoln factory the party VIII
have luncheon AZ the Dearborn
Country Club where W. ! Cam
eron VIII speak. Trips 10 the
Ford test track and WIND tunnel.
Henry Ford's Camp Willow Run
for boys and an inspection of the
now Ford bomber plant will COM
plete the day.
Thursday will be devoted 10
talks by factory executives on
engineering, design and produc-
ton Service. dealer relations.
sales promotion and merchandise
ing also Will be discussed, while
A. r Barber. advertising man.
ager Will outline advertising plans
for 1912 After a barbecue on the
Ford Rotunda lawn the group
will attend the Michigan State
Fair.
The Friday program features L
trip through the Rouge plant and
final addresses by Mr. Bottom and
II. {. Doss. general sales manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Unique Memorial

Harold Tubbs, keeper of the ref
uge sasd the Morgans visited them
early this Summer. They heard
the story of George and a few
weeks later they returned with this
unique memorial, the first of its
kind in the state.
They sought no publicity and the
occasion was minus any unveiling
speeches. In a simple and humble
manner, a man and his wife who
believe in good craftsmanship &C.
knowledged tn cir love of this
unfortunate little animal by plac-
ing a monument to his memory.
Real sportsmen Of NJ &c h ig an
salute them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
LoWer Roof Lines

The effect of unusual lOWness
IS achieved by lower roof lines and
long. 117-inch wheelhase. at the
same time retaining normal head
room
The lowered center Of gravity
gives increased stability 70 the
ride. Also the safety all-stee'
body is wldened 10 enclose and
conceal the running boards keep
ing them clean and free from ice
and snow. Stepping in or out Of
the car is easier than ever The
low floor is level with the running
boards. There is no raised sill 10
step over or 10 make cleaning
difficult.
Savings in fuel consumption and
lower cost of operation are coupled
with the greater performance Of
2 % horsepower engine that de-
livers 10 per cent more power and,
at the same time, even better
economy than before. Increased
output of 95 horsepower is OBJ
tanned at a lower engine speed
3 400 rpm. This added horse
power at lower speeds permits the
use Of a lower rear axle gear ratio
(39l. which gives increased
economy in fuel and oil. and in
lower upkeep costs.
Also contributing 10 fuel econ
omv is high compression ratio,
that is now $50 70 !. Equally
unusual reduction of
wear through use of SupCrfiniShed
parts. protecting oil filter an
oil hath air cleaner and A floating
oil intake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Wheeling Downs Results

FIRST RACE 5000, claiming, 3-year.
Windsor Chtef ,MHerj 2 so $50 4so
AWa2pr tQWnr1 ~ ( 00
Genuine sport tWhr'ock $40
Time I 80 5. OF 5.13'f
Frmary. stonehaven. Taradidd.e. Tint OF
Gold and DaWdor also ran.
SECOND RACE $500. claiming 3-year-
o'57 and up about ga furlougs
snugEle (WhtlQckj so so
NelIe Frances fparf1ne1 so
Tine - IS or 49,
War Hostage Helmor Solo Dash, Rora g
Last and Hepzhah a.'o ran.
THIRD RACE $500. claiming. swear
a.as ara NJ about 6b furlons. -.
Compute tChurch.t) 3 80 40
Piper Tune Cro0N Az
TINE - N ttsts
Rolling Crown GoaiorE. >0tdrietv.
cream cheese and Grruchy Girl slso ran
FOURTH RACE 5000. claiming. 8 year
Odds ard lp about 60 fu~'orgs
N7rv'n tCnBrC1nD 900 "a 20 90
Time Passes tHietzaCkerI 40 4 90
Isrk Saddle tNeNerJ 50
Time - 2 >. Of AZ
Dpna No7'r2 Nacesk 0anzr satin
Marie snd Adaslmat also ran.
FIFTH RtcE 500 allowances Swear.
o'ds AND u7 aoo1t sis furlonsf
70. al no Churchill - 20 $50 50
Red Idol tDeValnl : 80 ~
BrREtu Hua-s Fu7arkrrt so
BE- WICK BouncaI1uE Miss WING Bal.
let y. and Queen Blsnheim also ran.
SIXTH RAGS $500. claiming. 7.ycar.
bids ard up. ar0uf Ia miles
ar0iny Grree tneWRfn4 80 m 90
Coed R4ffls tChI-,hIO $50 go
Msufados tsfrHudt 3 On
Time 14 ~ $50
War R1mor War Target. War chat and
Pin Hooker also ran.
sFVFNTH RACE 1900. auovsncss. 3
Years Ode about . furiorEH
after Rabbit JnvtoI 30 80 EnI
Faer Gr1nfe tMsrshinJ 20 col
Rough Princes t1Qu'-'rA 2 so
= wa 70 2.5. OF $3.50
War Sorrow Misty FFe Indian Sra
Firsian Mount and Jeanne Angela also ran
/ rfCHrH PAcE stoo. claiming g..
rrqr-o. ard HT. about Is mdss
uarh Ace iDfealrI $50 3 2n ~ sol
Mac cantor T.ffiarfJ 20 20
Front Fender fNar-nf0f 80.
Time IS if 80 = s-fs
ftc0rna Penny Arcade Nirry Rev In
peral Queen and Pirate Lass also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
floafsfor WsrpIanes

EMERGENCY demands for pom
tooT and wing-tip floats for naval
ob<ervation and fighting airplanes
Nave resulted IN a more than
900 per cent increase IN the
number Of employees at Edo Air
craft Corporation az College Point,
L. l. Before IFS present expan-
sion program. Edo had 20 work.
men. Now II enjoys $50. 20 he
to 100 by early Fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Continue TWo Lines

There are Two lines, the Plyrn-
outh de luxe and Plymouth special
de luxe. Special de luxe models
come in seven body styles-the
coupe (three-passenger), two-door
sedan, four-door sedan, a club
coupe with full-width rear seat
and extra legroom for six pas
sengers, convertible coupe, town
sedan providing added custom
style and a station wagon. The
first four aref also available in
the Plymouth de luxe line.
First thing noticeable about the
now Plymouth cars is how, much
lower they are.
The lowneSs and width Is en-
phasized by heavy, broad tenders,
long horizontal grille bars and
massive bumper design. Between
bumper and grille is a broad splash
guard that helps keep mud from
splashlng on the front of the car.
the wide. h eavy
bumper is an aircraft-style air
scoop which adds 70 the high
of Plymouth's cooling
system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Besides it's n great thing
for woman 10 know guns and
be able to shoot we'll IL devcl-
ops nerves and steaiies them"

Mrs. Cameron took up trap
shooting two years ago, She is
one of Fred EtchehS students.
Mr.. EtChen's articles on How to
BE a Good Field shot appear in
The Detroit Times each Sunday
Mrs. Cameron won the 1871
Texas State Handicap, beating
men and women alike. More than
200 from IL states competed. She
is Texas women's champion, and
was the first shooter ever TO beat
Leila Hall Of StrassburG Mo,
greatest woman gunner of modern
times.
The Detroit Times Montgomery
Ward Hunters Special at the l.. A.
Young Club, September IL and "A;
is open to women shooters. Free
personal instruction on how to
shoot VIII be offered during the
tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

with liEh
and life that
morning the
farnyard in
It's peaceful
ness brought
Ia mind 4
quiet dusty
" j I ! a & g
cirOW ing IN
-noQnune sun.
s { = u n &
ON I h Q
Al m m 9 I
kitchen 10 a
cedar post
where morn
INK Elorles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
AnaIyze Problems

THE most obvious advsn-
tage," commented Raftrey. els
that we can establish more
readily the best sequence Of as
sembly for new and unfamiliar
car features long before actual
production begins. Our super
visors can snalyLe their psrticu-
lar problems as part Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Come to See Him

Examination revealed { h at q
hunters buCkshot not
only killed the mother deer. but
injured the leg of the little fawn.
He picked up the hungry, SILVER
inc mite and carried It to the
Ogemaw Game Refuge. After the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Finds Alien Egg

We wele rot .ong p tri rg
ttcT nc loV lr the frse The
canary tipped silently nom ner
eggs LooFnr irfo tle n'y
cup J saws AMONG tnc smaller
- e-hiueis1 eggs ~ our thistle
birds speckief coWhrd egr
Ccwbirds may not impose upon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
New Plymouth Shown,
Wider and Lower
M a S sive Design
A HE we'd in
az Models

Plymouth dealers here are now
holding the first public showings
OF the new Plymouth models. The
new models are not called 1912
models but instead are identified
as "Plymouths Finest in intro
ductory advertising announcing
the public showings here.
The ability of the auto industry
TO adapt optional materials in
place Of materials required for de-
Tense is demonstrated in the new
One example is the wider
use of Amola steel.
When first introduced a few
years ago on Plymouth coil springs
and transmission gears. Amola
proved It's ability 10 outperfor1n
any other alloy. Wider use of this
m q a I, produced entirely from
already-developed resources in the
United States, is made in a num-
Der of basic advancements in
Plynouth's structural design.
Continue TWo Lines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

a lip Tor lady sportswoinen.
shooting shotgun Is the
best thing in the world 10. nerv-
otss women; ~ will help them In
any sport" Mrs. Moselle Cam
ereH OF Houston, Tex. national
women trapshooting champion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Condcnses Picture

Manpower templcts were origi.
mated by A. A. Weidman. super
iniendent Of final car building, and
his staff. The initial step, as on
normal plant layout Jobs. called
for the drafting OF assembly dr.
partment floor plans-LWith/ OBJ
structionS noted at a scale Tone-
eighth inch 10 a foot Stri1g WAS
{ h n used, TO simulate cdhveyNr
systems and templets of the equip
ment, also cut 10 floor area scale,
were mounted.
Weidman says the beauty Of the
templet manpower plan is not that
il furnishes any new information.
but that II condenses for study
the complete assembly picture,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Buick Field, Sales
Staff 10 View
a Line Sept. 5
Service Organization
to Hear Program
for Year on Sept. 7

The first OF series Of meetings
designed TO acquaint the field or
ganization with the 1912 line of
Buick cars will be held at the fac
tory September 5, it was an
nounced by W. +. HufStader. gen
eral sales manager. More than
$50 members Of the field service
and sales organizations viii at
tend 20 discuss with company eX-
ecutives plans for the coming
year.
Headed by Harlow II. Curtice.
Buick president, factory officials
and department heads, zone man
ayers and assistants, car distrihu-
tors and field service representa-
tveS Will preview the now cars
during the day In addition 10
Curtice and Hufstader. the list
Of speakers include Charles A.
Chayne, chief engineer: G. w
Jacobs, director of parts and serv-
ice; A, II. Belize, director Of mer-
HhandiSing +. NJ Taylor, car dis
trihutor. and Arthur II. Kudner.
head OF Bucks advertising agency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Service Program

Other executives who will at
tend the meeting are II. J. c. Mil
Ter, assistant sales manager; O. l.
Waller, assistant sales manager IN
charge Of the West II. c. Giles
pic. southern regional manager
and p s. Steenstrup and !. p
Nash, West Coast regional dlrec-
tors.
on September Z another all-day
session Is Planned for members OF
the field service organization. dur
lng which discussion Of the
broadened service program Will be
held under the direction of c. w
Jacobs r. p Sparks, &. y.
Stowell H. o. LeuSchner f W.
Eaton, Charles Fisher. V. O. Writ.
Harry Faust, r II. Grant Jr.. II.
V. y Sweet and Neal Mckay will
be instructors at this service
school.
One week after the sessions in
Flint. simultaneous meetings will
be held IN y zone points through
out the United States when
Bucks plans for the 1912 season
will be presented by telephone
nook-up to some 5000 dealers.
statesmen and dealer service man
ayers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

whole rather than ss Individual
operations.
Secondly. IL will help Us
maintain maximum efficiency.
Due To rising costs, this will he
vital II we are 10 continue our
automobile values. As still an
other advantage, the layoutS
will make possible quicker re-
adjustment In assembly rates"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

By JOE GIBo 9ol1 DeNer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Wayne Deltas Pour Tea Sunday
For Dr.. Cline, Faculty Advisor

Tap chapter of Delta Sigma Theta
sorority gave tea Sunday, October
2s at the Woman's building, Wood
ward and Putnam, in honor of DR..
Doris Cline, faculty sponsor OF the
chapter on Wayne campus, and
counselor of the Division OF Guild
ance and Student Activities. An in
teresting program was rendered. in
Guiding musical selections and talks
by various members of the sorority.
Following the program, Soror
Bertha Lantoin poured tea.
Among the Deltas present were
Sorors Helen Thomas, Christine
Tsndy Marjorie Cook, Edna Hard
rett, Elizabeth Mckinney, Gladys
House, Mary Roberts, Ferolene
Snced, Doris McCrary, Alice Fields,
June Dickens. Margaret Piper, Eel
ma Sykes, Edna Harrison. valcria
Tandy, June Watt, Marion Carter,
Roberta Mcclure, Inez Russell and
several others.
Bernice Patterson and Carol Car
ney' Pyramids, helped with the
serving.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

Bihhs, Louis Douglas Thelma
Williams. John Bryant, Ruth Nc
Swain. Roberta Gsrneft. Alexander
Dean. Juanita Gillon. Hazel Lucas.
and GLADYS Colley OF Cincinnati.
Elwood Garvin. Attorney Mary Lou
Ash. Blanche Thompson. lone Mon
roe Trioe, and Mildred Ames Of
Chicago, Or. and Mrs. c. NJ. Pres
ton. Carolyn Williams. of St, Louis.
Or. w. II. Orr. Dr. Richard MCGEE,
Margaret Stevens, Benjamin Nc
Fall Charles Dickson. Precious
Williams. and others. Visiting Zetas
who did not attend the party are:
Goldie Guy-Martin. Or. Georgia
Proctor. and Marguerite Robinson
Of Chicago. and Marian Burch OF
Indiana.
The conference was ended SUM-
day with worship at Bethel AME
church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Well, All Right

Roberta Hill was elected new pres
ident of the Toujour Fidelis club
and Mabel Kaiser, chaplain.
Alfredo Flack should make up her
mind soon. Kennedy Burke isn't
going to wait forever.
Mary Lynem may be queen OF
the Ivies. and do them justice, too,
but her sister, Pat, is queen of lot
OF Romeos' hearts.
Bette Anne Wheeler and David
Heard are engaged and ! am ex-
pecting them to say Il do" before
December 30.
Dorothy Walker, after a weeks
illness is up and out again.
The Drasolite club had a private
party Tuesday night and is plan
ming a swell Thanksgiving af-
fair.
Fred Marshall Is still carrying the
old flame in his heart, put there by
Edith Houghton.
Andrew Galloway is a heart
breaker. except where Corliss Hun
ter is concerned.
Louis Romeo Wade recently re-
turned from a talent hunt and an
nounced the discovery of Rita, wait
ress at the B. and B. restaurant.
lilly Fuller must be twice a cat.
He sports Doris Ann FIVE days, rests
one and sports Louise LOOMS the
seventh.
Herman Hudson comes home from
school each weekend to see Gloria
Morgan. Can you blame him?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Juniors Glpc Social Hour

The Junior Usher Board of Allen
Temple A. M. E. church gave a
musical chocolate hour" at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haw-
kins. Of 962 Mt. Vernon avenue,
Sunday. October rs.
The hostess. charming Marian
Hawkins. served her young guests
delightful repast. which featured
stesming cups Of hot chocolate and
dainty cakes.
The talented guests In turn en-
tertained their hostess with an en-
joyable program. Instrumental solos
were rendered by Lorissa Daniels
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
the hOstesses.

The regional hogan with a pre-
conference open house al the home
OF Sorcr Muriel Andrews. 1926
Moore Meetings were held at the
YWCA. on Saturday. after which
candlclirht program was given.
IIertha Priest. noted AKA. gave the
welcome address. After which
greetings were read from the De-
troit chapters OF Delta Sigma Theta
and Phi Delta sororiti.s which were
followed by greetings sent from the
Chicago chapter OF omega Psi Phi
fraternity. oxtented by Attorney
Ash. The response was given by
Soror Ethyl Smith Of Chicago who
Is the Great Lakes Regional di-
rector Several selections were then
played by tho noted pianist. Coldie
Guy-Martin Of Chicago. After the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

selections short talk on the Ne
gro woma nand National Defense
was given by the Grand Basileus
Blanche J. Thompson. Of Chicago
The program was ended with an
other piano group played by Soror
Martin.
After brief intermission. a
semi-formsl banquet was held IN
the dining room OF the YWCA.
Saturdays festivities we're closed
with a closed semi-fcrmal party
given al the Phi Beta Sigmas Al tho
Federation Of Womens clubs
Among those who danced to the
lifting strains OF the Regal Artists
were Attorney and Mrs Allen