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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

OVCAC 40 q uoA oA1ICC oSo111oV
and possibly fourth day pork d.
applies to any other type Of roast.
! have selected pork deliberately
because summer soon will be here
and pork will then appear less fire.
quently In our menus. This Is prob
ably the last call for pork before
the hot weather sets In.
Although you may be far away
from the barbecue pits, the flavor
aud result are as good when left
over pork Is served with q zippy
barbecue sauce trecipe given be-
low). A pork and potato casserole
. another tasty way Of changing
leftover pork from the same old
dish TO something new. In pork
loaf. made with ground cooked
pork. the meat Is given q brand
new outlook on life. This dish (see
recipe below Is served with q to-
mato and carrot sauce. The dis
guise. indeed. Is 30 effective that
the cook herself may have DIM
Guilty In recognizing It - . left
over dish when she Joins the fam
lily ct dinner.
BARBECUE SAUCE FOR PORK
u cup butter
u cup brown sugar
~ cup chill sauce
cup vinegar
Tablespoon chopped onion
Glove garlic, peeled
teaspoon lemon juice
2 lemon slices
teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce
u pod red pepper, ground
8to ~ slices leftover pork
Mix all ingredients except pork
together well. and place over low
heat until butter Is melted. Cook
slices Of leftover pork In sauce long
enough TO heat them through:
serve with extra sauce poured over
meat. Serves I to 8.
PORK AND POTATO
CASSEROLE
Tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
q teaspoon salt
la cups milk
Soups sliced potatoes
] ID. sliced cold roast pork
labOut)
tablespoon pork drippings
Melt butter In saucepan. Stir In
flour and salt. Add milk slowly
stir constantly until sauce boils
and thickens. Add potatoes and
heat until sauce boils again. shak-
ing occasionally. Pour potatoes and
sauce into creased casserole. cover.
and bake In moderate oven $3.50
degrees F) 30 minutes. Just before
serving. heat sliced pork In pork
drippings until edges Of fat are
crisp. Place hot pork over pota-
toes. Serve piping hot. Serves I TO
B.
PORK LOAF WITH
TOMATO AND CARROT SAUCE
eggs. slightly beaten
%cups ground cooked pork
II cup uncooked rice
q cup milk
~: teaspoons salt
). teaspoon pepper
!. teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
Beat eggs slightly. combine with
remaining ingredients. Turn into
casserole. cover. and bake IN mod
crate oven 1850 degrees 70 Ia
hours. Serve hot with the following
sauce.
|: tablespoons bacon dripplpgs
~ Glove garlic Or ! medium
cup grated carrot
IL eups tematees
y tooSpoon 0o1e
L Teaspoon pepper
Melt drippings: pantry garlic or
pniou until brown. Add carrots and
cook. covered. very slowly about 10
minutes o. until carrots are tender,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

sure she liked the thought that
prompted the gift or the party, ]
know one boy who surprised his
mother. not altogether pleasantly.
by presenting her with . COCKER
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

- cfoon develops on the cheeks.
to09uo and lipO. II shows drst rs
nn1ll I'd areas. which feel hot and
poinltil. The patches or areas soon
hgook down and become covered
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

Copyright. 1877 ~ 1streAal.
For . tiny swimmer. consider
this red. white end blue striped
ssersveksr bathing and plsy
suit. The brief iseket. slIevsr
shlsrsd. Is mstehsd by slsstie
shisvsd shorts. covered by the
circular skirt with SHRED sIss.
tie wslstbsad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Glass A Prep Summaries

shot pa, Won hy Hofmeisters tBerfon
HarbCfl Rybak (Bay Cityj second
schhef tFordsont third. Destafano Co. r.
SOUTH fourth. Woods p}attle creek. NTH .
bayer plymouth sixth. Distance, ~
feet sif inches
l20-yard high hurdIes-won bv smith
Jackson Seibold tJackson), second Bar
nart kalamazoo. third Blbbs ,F no
Northern, fourth Ripma tCrestoul. fifth.
Ptehchk0u ttordhaml. sixth. Time .li n
thew state record. old record of 1870 by
Floyd Bates OF Funt Central IN 1880.
High jump-W0n by Fielder clint
Northern Smith (Jacksonj, Barnard
tkalamazool, Mccormick 90. Y SOUTH,
Rich tBatile Creek Robbins tfunt Cen
traU and Ham tAnn Arbori tied FOR sec
ond. Height feet 10 inches
l00-yard dash Won by Copeland (Ben-
ton Harbor)i smith jackson second
palrympe tBay city,. third. Altman 40.
y. Ottawa. fourth Naveaux tMOrroej
NTH Newman Cam Arbor), sixth. Time
10 seconds
one mile run-won by wehner ,Nonroe1
Gibbard tR0yal oak. second, Standard
'Ann Arborl thifd Enzastiga tFUnt Cen.
traD, fourth; walker GO b Central.
hftn Thomas Royai OAK. sixth. Time
POLE vault Won by Naveaux Monroe,
Linderman &C.. X CentrsD ser0Dd show
ers ZlPnnuacl third. LEWIS co. r. OF.
tawsl and Hohenbsugh tDeafb0rnj, tied
for third. MCGEE &C.. r. Crestonl. sixth
Height ~ feet
Broad Jump-Won by Copeland (Bent0r
Harbor). Whitfield CKalamazoob. second
Forth tMuskegonI third. Williams tMon-
roel. fourth Reader Dearborn. rfth,
Dalrymple ebay city,. Distance, % feet
ss6.ySfd dash. tFirst ne)-won b,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Benton Harbor Props Win Class A It'll
Copeland Scores
191 Points for
Track Kings
OOTING AWAY FOR HONORS IN SKEET TOURNEY r.

EAST LANSING, May pa
Benton northumberland in
football and winner of the Class A
basketball tournament during the
current school year-and East
Lansing-the school without a
track-today captured the Class A
and B championships, respectively,
at the thirty-fifth annual Michi-
gan High School track and field
meet.
Winners in other classes were
South Lake OF st. Clair Shores in
Class G with the highest scoring
team in the meet, and Bear Lake
in Class d.
Paced by Bert Copeland, who
captured three events for the sec
ond straight year and participated
on the winning half mile relay
team, Benton Harbor rolled up 80
points to edge out Monroe with 25.
Kalamazoo with 2115 was third
and Ann Arbor with 1912 was
fourth. Copeland. the Tiger star.
led all scorers in the meet with
1917 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
;enorita Cinfron, Gets Her Bulls

Ferdinand the bull is at peace with his posies But It's
fairly safe bet the famous bull would orsake his delicate
become stirred with anger he knew that his brother bulls
were being put to shame by 18year-old girl
Throughout the history Of sports and particularly
at Of feminine bulfghers, there nothing which
Pare with the of Concha Cntrona bonita Peruviana
s~-toast of all bulring countries.
Conchta Cntron professional bullfghter She is the
aughter of Frank Fancsco Ctron Jr of Spanish
who became a business in Lima, Peru
- Her mother Loyoa K Verill Cintron daughter of
3lpheus Hyatt Veri of Connecticut York,
sthor illustrator naturalist and explorer Concha has lived
of her life in Peru.
At the of II, Senorita Cintron praccng the
Of bulhghng with little cows When she 49, Portuguese
friend abed her from Lisbon suggesting to her and parents
that she should to the Portuguese capital and take
charity ring affair She went, and wide acclaim. That
sealed her future.
!; few months ago Senorta Cntron took stock skill
u the ring and found she had for So bulls They
Individually weigh 1900 pounds to her no. and
when charging they her veoot-fve sghtness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
jackson Slips off

Jackson, an early contender ir
the Class A race. slipped off after
Horace Smith. husky Negro bur
der, broke the 120-yard high mark
in the outstanding performance OF
the meet. Smith bettered the old
mark of IS flat established by
Floyd Bates of Flint Central in
1888 on two occasions. :14.7 in the
qualifying heat and lac in the
final.
East Lansing was paced by Roy
Dygert and Bob Miller. Dygert
smashed the Class B pole vault
mark with a leap OF y feet u
inch.
Copelands contribution 10 Ben
ton Harbor'S cause consisted oi
winning the 100 and 220-yard
daSheS, the broad jump and run
ming the anchor leg on the relay
team.
Other record smashing per-
formances were turned in by
Harold Flynn Of Flint Hoover in
the Glass c mile; Stan Bocek OF
Corunna, in the Glass { shot put,
and Rene LaFrienere of Mt. Nor
ris, ST. Mary's in the Glass ID
broad jump. The Class b high
jump record set by Kurt Warm
bein of St. Joseph in 1882, was
equaled by William Dale of Wayne
with a leap of 5 feet 10%s inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Skeet Mark Shattered
In Motor State Open

singles at 100. Allen made one
more hit than Sperry on the extra
targets permitted to end the dead
lock, 1924. Such pinch shooting
brought Allen the title of cham
pion in the class and left Sperry
in first place.
James Anderson Of Chicago and
Slack tied for second at 80 each.
Anderson defeated Slack in the
overtime period" "a TO %, and
gained second.
Tom Metzger Of Greenville and
James Anderson of Chicago each
had 81 at the finish of the small
bore, 28-gauge event. Metzger
took % and Anderson p 10 break
the tie. w. A. Brown was second.
Brown scored 90 and outshot
Hecker, % to q, in the extra
targets.
100 target. small eauge-G Rafferty,.
90 NJ Haskin 90 Harold VIII. 90 Fred
VIII Sc X. Crosby tprol. SIS. DR. f. r.
Lewis, 90; Clln Sparks, 50; Or. d. Kud-
ner, 81 a. Finey % W. Fayerweather,
IS. Paul Slack 90. Walter Tulburt, 80.
c. J. Eberly, 90: Jerry Decker, %; d.
=. Allen, 90; Bud Russello, So; ID. Nyman,
90; Dick steinhon, 70. w A. Gabel. II
+. II. Graf. %; Don sperry. 90; c. NJ.
Young 81 Tom Metzger, e7 NJ. d. Nc
Broom, 90; X. Nell. 90.
J. L. Younghusbsnd. IS; T. Sullivan,
IS. v. G. Shelter ~.
Ed Adams. SIS I'd Diener. SIS Dick
Hecker. 9e II. r. Joy Jr. q5 c. NJ
Gates. 6s; II. A. Puissing. n, Jim Ander-
son. 81, william Brown. 81.
sO-GAUGE
X schwimmer 81. W. O. Small 81. w
u. Pittman Jr "a. Mrs. James Anderson
IS. r. Hadley 20, q Rafferty, s.. NJ Has
kins el, r. VIII %, +. Griffith 90, r.
r. c. Anderson 81. A. Finley %. J.
Vincent s3. w. a. Gabel 81 Don kudner
81, Cliff Sparks %. Dr Lewis %. Mrs.
V. G. Shelter 81. r. Nell 9s J. l.. Young.
husband -Mfs-J-E. founghusband So.
IT. J. sullivan 95 H. y. Joy Jr 81, r.
Hecker 80. y. piener 90. r.. Adams 81,
Mrs n. r. Joy Jr. So 9. Steffes 90 n.
VIII So. X. Steinhoff 81.
y. Russelo SIS. p. Slack 90. w Tulburt
%, W. Brown 90, -. Decker %. -. y.
Allen 100, u. Sperry' 100. g. NJ. Young
90. MetzRer IS, w. thinner IS.
McBroom es. James Anderson 90, c. NJ.
Gates 81. Mrs. ID. p. Allen 81, H. A..
Prusslng 80.
r. Kracht %. y. II Graf %. C. sehneil
%. W Fayerweather 81. G. J. Eberly 90,
8. Haxhurst So. r. league e5 g. Ronzio
ei Mrs. MeBroom So Dunlop 81, \. NJ.
WHEEL OF
'Ailen voa shoot-off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

One new state skeet mark for
a two-man 20-gauge gun team
emerged Saturday from squalls of
battle-like firing in the Motor
State Open championship events
at l.. "a Young Gun Club, Nine
Mile and Southfeld roads. Paul
Slack and Dwight p. Allen CLEANED
1919 from a possible 200.
Contestants believed the Slack
Allen feat was a worlds stand
ard. Henry r. Joy Jr. and Richard
Hecker were the former state
record holders. Ralph Nell and
+. G. Anderson werer unnersup
TO Slack-Allen with 1877.
Allen tied with Don Sperry Of
Flint i'm Class IA 20-gauge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Dempsey Fears He's Going Blind

= DID YOU KNOW-That Jack Dempsey lives in
fear of going blind because of the damage inflicted upon the
c from ncessant abbng which he received the
forehead That only of the Chicago Cubs who
the National League pennant in 1888 with the club
they Dizzy Dean Vance Page Phil Cavare Larry
Stan Hack, Bill Lee and Charley Root.
Maj Morris Marcus head Of the cavalry department at
the Michigan State r. o. T. c. unit takes time from his
Duties the nineteenth annual Michigan State horse show next
weekend remark;
The idea that machines take the place of horses in
entirely people think the
forever but the fact still remains that the
has 100000 horses
"The United States Army has been buying horses
since the outbreak Of the European Modern
Of transportation actually make horses efficient"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Good at Both Styles Of Fighting

Since she turned professional at Il, the Senora has
the bgmoney class of bullfghter
$1,000 performance Even pactcing her trade only
Sunday afternoons she does puts considerable
for earning capacity.
Conchitas international not only rests on the
fact she is expert high paid and wildly popular but the
significant fact that she equally accomplished in both the
styles of bufghers She started the Portuguese style
horseback, and later learned the Spanish style,
Today temperamenal will appear
program with her. They afraid they may
kill bulls and the shouting Let Conchia
do it," This has happened more than
Senorta Cintron is the first bulfghter the
annals probably the But apparently
the greatest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Successful Defender

In Class B, East Lansing be-
came the only 1910 winner TO sue
Icessfully defend its championship
Although the Trojans. coached by
Lynn Adams, a combination man.
ual training instructor-track coach
hold practices on the front lawn
of their school. they still managed
to tally 35 points for top honors
Three Rivers, with 32l2 points
was second, and Birmingham, with
2l1a, was third.
Three of the four divisional
championships were settled by the
final event. the 880-yard relay
Benton Harbor won its baton pass.
ing contest 10 come from on {
point behind Monroe, while East
Lansing took a second and Bear
Lake a third.
South Lake with 43 points ir
Class c also won its relay. but It's
closest rival was Inlay City with
"a points. Bear Lake in Class ID
however. needed its victory tc
jump ahead of Bath which fin
iShed second with 30 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

Howlson midland: Wenk CAnn Arbor)
second Steele tWyandotte), third, Drams
(Lansing CentraD, fourth. Time, :5l.s.
4i0-yard dash Second race) Won by
Cave Monroe Wheatley (Ann Arbor), sec
und, Weaver (Grosse Pointe High, third
Van Kulken &C. X. ottawa, fourth Time.
81 6
2OO-yard low hurdies-Non by Reader
Dcarhornl Ne lson (Flint CentraD,
second Fisher Saginaw. third, Ham
tAnn ArbOrl. fourth. Barnard (Kalams-
1ool. NTH, William (MOnroe), sixth. Time
-.23.2.
220-yard dash-won by Copeland (Ben-
ton Harhor). Dalrymple ebay city,. sec
ond. Altman 90. r. ottawa, third; Lyttie
tsaginaWj fourth. Newman CAnn Arborl
hfth Rogers tKalsmazOoJ, sixth. Time.
.22s
ssO-yard relay-Won by Benton Harbor
tMo5re Alright Pecpel and Copeland
Grand Rapids ottawa second: Saginaw,
third. Battle Creek. fourth: Kalamazoo
Central, NTH. Ann ArbQr, sixth. Time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Barney TO Make
Cleveland Trip

Barney McCosky will accompany
the Tigers to Cleveland Sunday
night and return to center field as
soon as he is physically able. it
was announced here today by Del
Baker.
Though in uniform, McCosky's
side was still ailing and whether
he would play in Cleveland was
problematical. The Tigers play in
the city across the. lake Monday
and Tuesday and then return home
for two games with the same club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
paer and Simon Rematches Ahead

Besides the Conn fight Louis take rematches with
Buddy Baer and Abe Simon and do well indeed at the gate
Also there is Lou Nova yelpng for his chance.
there still be feeling in the Louis camp that
his fight this Summer will be with Conn., Uncle Sam
closer Joe each day with his draft papers.
Abe Simon has cashed in nicely by staying II rounds with
the champion The in which the Baer battle ended
uddys feat Of almost pulling Frpo Joe with that first
hound punch will make him plenty of money writings radio
e cetera.
You depend brother Maxs spoutings to help his
rNrother's
All of Joes opponents should feel kindly toward the Bomber
They make plenty dough for fighting him. And if they
With their lives they go vaudeville Exhibit A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Team Scoring
rs Prep Track
CLASS A

CLASS A
Benton Harbor. 80: Monroe rs: KAa-
mazoo, 2lh; Ann Arbor. ieiz Jackson,
1871 Grand Rapids Ottawa, 10 Bay City.
49, Flint Central, 14is. Dearborn. IL
Saginaw High. II. Flint Northern, 8; Mus
kegon, 8; Battle Creek IL Grand Rapids
Central. z, Grand Rapids Creston, 8;
Royal oak. o. Grand Rapids South, 5h;
Midland . Fordson, .; Pontiac. 3, Crosse
Pointe. g. wyandotte. 2; Grand Rapids
Union, / Plymouth. / Lansing Central, l.
CLASS
Eas, Lansing 80. Three Rivers 32h
Birmingham 2lk M. Pleasant 10. Miles
Haven 10. Mt Morris sls. Adrian s.
Wayne Z. Charlotte 7. East Detroit 6.
East Grand Rapids g, Buchanan 81
D0wagiac 3 1-3 Bedding ,. Belleville 8.
3. 81 Joseph 10. Alma =. CLIO s.
mazoo state ], Fenton 80.
CLASS {
ST. clair Shores South Lake 43, Inlay
City "a, Croswell rs. Marine city u,
Corunna 10 2,5. Holt -, East Jackson IS.
Milan 10. Frankfort g. Flint Hoover \.
Fowlervlne 7. Lambertyille 7, ST. Clair
Plalnwell Z, Okemos 4. Michigan Center
4, Leelanau T. Breckenridge 4, Mesick
1-5. Benzonia ,, Chesaning ?, Hart 2.
hetko hdID9f = MliioIu A. hnu AIDOf
University High !. Ravenna is.
CLASS ID
Bear Lake 81 1-3. Bath 80. White Pigeon
20 ~ Mt Morris 81. Mays rs SIS, Michi-
gan School for Deaf 10 7-12. st. Joseph
Catholic II, Blanchard 11A, Litchfield II.
Byron S, North Adams Z, Neidman 7,
Frutport 6L
Clayton g. Galien g. Lansing School for
Blind 6. onekama s, Mt Pleasant Sacred
Heart 5H Bloomfield Hills o, Schoolcraf,
5. Dewitt a. Ludlngton ST. simon's 4,
Clinton 2. Hoxeyville /
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

that the Bomber does become
discouraged after he has gone
a certain distance and found it
impossible TO drop his man.
Louis became discouraged
against Tommy Farr, a powder
puff heavyweight. Perhaps he
had a right to his low moments
this night for his right hand
was badly hurt.
The Bomber was completely
puzzled and discouraged in the
first Bob Pastor fight. Bicycle
Robert wouldn't come in TO get
hit. He was having plenty of
trouble with Pastor in the
second affair until Bob disobeyed
his manager and started trad
ing punches.
In the first fight with
Arturo Godoy, Louis was in a
mental fog by the middle of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Accuse Donovan


The Baer emp today loudly
accused Donovan of the following
sins:
donovan did not count over
Louis when the champion was out
of the ring.
donovan permitted Louis 10
stand over the PROSTATE Baer
after the first knockdown in the
sixth round.
donovan protected Louis
by insisting that Joe hit Buddy
simultaneously with the sound OF
the bell ending the sixth round
Hoffman, who bet $500 TO $4,000
that Baer would win, said today
that Buddy would be the next
champion, and that he hoped
that when Buddy does become
champion that we find a referee
as good for us as Donovan IS for
Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

EAST LANSING, May 24.-Ap-
preximately 200 horses will be ex-
hibited at the nineteenth annual
Michigan State l. )rse Show which
will be held here next Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, according 10
1t. Col. A. J. Zerbee. head of the
NJ. S. c. military department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Conn May Lose
Title Match
Inued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
ment he did not hear the bell
which ended the sixth round. He
dubbed Buddy with a humping
right hand pun CHI two or three
seconds after the bell had ended
the round. and after Buddy had
dazedly dropped his hands and had
begun cropping for his corner.
Baer, unmarked today. said that
he himself plainly heard the bell.
He also said that he would have
been able to go on if Referee
Arthur Donovan had consented TO
give him a small rest period, as
Donovan might have done under
the rules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

fight He couldn't understand the crouchng and hppodromng
Neither Pastor Farr Godoy, who stayed the limit will
Louis have the speed the boxing ability of Conn.
will be plenty of people taking the long end of the
odds when Pittsburgh Billy goes against Joe in June
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Bobt !: ] !! q
~ BY BOB nlvqphY
BilIu Conn Is BelieUed Type
~ Eiobfpr In Win LOUiS

Every man 10 his pet theory the type fighter will take
heat Joe Lous-IF he ever is beaten AS for still
mink it will be the Billy Conn type
We think it will be type that can box type that
can lab and step away type that Louis round
round until discouraged And there Is proof
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

sst warren ~ OletSses
10. 67Oo. Ak.coslsd.
Iola Our Ladies' q hsr's
Bsautifui coektali Lsuape.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Circus Death Suspect
Roustsbout Seized. Accused Of Feeding Elephants
White Capsules Before Eleven Died

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Nov,
ia 32-year-old circus rousta-
bout who insisted he was innocent
was under investigation today as
the alleged poisoner of IL ele-
plants of the Ringing Brothers
and Barnum & Bailey Circus.
The suspect, Edwin Belden
Michael, was arrested after .Odell
Critic. 40, and Claude Bohck, %,
both of Gastonia, N. c., allegedly
told police they saw him feed four
white capsules to elephants when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

KATHRYN LEWIS
Miss Lewis, daughter Of
John L. Lewis, president Of
United Mine Workers, who is
one Of the leaders of her
fathers fight in the Go con-
vention to GUST Sidney Hillman
from his post as co-director Of
the Office of Production Man.
agement. She's secretary Of
the United Mine Workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
7 GIN Power Plants
Hold NLRB Elections

Employees of two power plants OF
local divisions of the General
Motors Corporation will vote to-
day in an NLRB election TO de-
ternine whether they will DE
represented by a union for collec-
tive bargaining.
At the Ternstedt division and
Fisher Body power houses Is are
eligible to cast ballots for the indie.
pendent American Power Associa.
ton. the UAW-CIO or no union
A like number at Fisher power
plant 10 will determine whether
the international Union, Automo'
bile Workers, Aircraft and Agri
cultural Implement Workers-CIC
or no union will represent them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Good Sport!
Lord Halifax Tells Police
He Enjoyed Trip Here

Despite the eggs thrown at him
in Detroit by women antiinterven,
zionist pickets, Lord Halifax en-.
joyed his visit here he wrote tc
Police Inspector Charles Searle
assigned as his bodyguard.
The letter to Searle, signed
Halifax" and Dorothy Halifax
and mailed from the British EN-.
bassy in Washington, stated:
I'VE have so very much en-
joyed our recent visit and wish
to send you our warmest thanks
for all you did to make It so
pleasant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Special Guards
For DR.. Torrance

MONTERREY, Mexico, Nov IS,
"A special police guard today
maintained constant vigil over DR..
Arthur Torrance. explorer charged
with the murder OF his wealthy
bride, the former Mrs. Ada Love-
land of Kalamazoo. Mich.
According to Police Chic 1
Ernesto Vallie, Torrance was nerv-
Gus and depressed and paced his
cell in Monterrey penitentiaryi
stubbornly protesting his in
Inocence.
Police claimed to have found ar
eyewitness to the death of Mrs
Torrance but declined to identify
him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
MI. Clemens Farmer
Killed Crossing Street

MT. CLEMENS, Nov. 49,
Henry Eckert, rs year old
farmer Of 1865 South Gratiot ave-
nue., was killed today when struck
by car as he crossed South Ora.
tiot avenue at Hollywood avenue
His death was the eighty-third ir
Macomb County traffic this year
The driver of the car, Ralph w
Binkley. so. of 5615 North avenue
was released to make statement
at the prosecutors office.