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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Seeded Aces Move Up
In U. 5. Badmipton
Title Tournament
Only First Round Upset
Gusts Wheuy, Beach
In Doubles PIuy
he Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DURHAM, N. c., April 3.-With q
lone exception, the seeded players
still were in the running today az
the sixth annual United States bad
minton tournament entered the
quarterfinal stage.
The only upset came in first
round match, when Robert Williams
and Roderick Orig, both of Niagara
Falls, N. Y, bounced the third-seeded
mems doubles team, Carl Joveday Of
Montclair, N j., and william Giblin,
1872, 12-15, 15-8.
The unseeded Williams Orig COM
bination went on to enter the quar-
terminals with a 1874, 1876 victory
over Warren Wheary Of Evanston,
Ill, and Rufus Beach, 15-4, 1916.
Freeman Is Double Victor.
Top-seeded Dave Freeman of Pas
adena, Calf, the defending cham
pion for the last three years, con-
quered Dean Hammond Of Char
lotte, N. c., $50, 15-3, and then
eliminated Pete Snyder Of Philadel-
phia, 1872, 15-1l.
Second-seeded Carl Loyeday OF
Montclair, N. j., also advanced easily.
First he bumped John Ahearn Of
Duke University. 15-3. 15-3. and
went on to advance over Edward
Koerwer of Philadelphia, 49,,
15-5.
Ken Quigley of Cleveland. seeded
No. 3, beat Charles Freeman Of
Charlotte, 15-, 15-2, and then
eliminated Abe Schumitzky Of st.
Louis, 15-, 15-6. and Adolph Sack
of Montclair, N. j., 15-4. 15-2.
All Seeded Women Advance.
Chef Goss of Hollywood, Calf.
seeded No. 4, triumphed over Joe
Adler Of st. Louis, 15-5, 1@5; l..
N. Douglas of Waco. Tex, lis,
15-5, 15-5, and Gould Morrison Of
Baltimore, Md, 1910, 15-7.
In the women's play. Evelyn Bold
rick of San Diego, Calf, top-seeded
feminine star, trounced Valentine
Edgar of Boston, 11-2. Ito. The
other seeded women players, all Of
whom advanced easily, were Mrs.
Mary Whittemore Schlemm of BoS-
ton, Janet Wright of San Francisco
and Patsy Donovan of Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Leon Goslin's work has been so
disappointing lately, both at bat
and In the filed. that Manager
Clyde Milan Is considering Earl
Smith for the rightheld position
when the Nationals open their
season.
Johnny Weismuller won the
national pentathlon swimming
championship in New York. The
17-year-old aquatic star captured
four of the five events, and set
a world record of 5 minutes $685.
seconds in the 500-yard test.
Francis T. Hunter won the ma
tional indoor tennis title in the
tournament in New York, defeat
ing Fred T. Anderson, last years
winner. "a, Is, IS, 90, in
the final.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Two April Golf Tests
Slated at Kenwood

Kenwood lists two club tourna-
ments for April. The women will
hold a cherry blossom event April
II. while the men will compete,
April Is and 10, in a victory tourna-
ment.
Kenwood's new and chatty maya
zine, Ken Kapers, is out with its
first edition, a newsy little publica-
ton full of chronicles of club hap
penings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03

league rollers and bound to attract
big field, will be held from 2 o'clock
until midnight both days. Contest
ants will receive two-thirds handi-
cap based on a scratch of 100.
An exciting four-team flag chase
in the Petroleum League ended at
Columbia with Capt. Tilghman and
his Capital Service mates pulling up
in front by two-game margin over
ESQ Extra which had gone into the
final nights matches leading on total
pins. The newly crowned champions
swept Colonial Fuel Oil while ESQ,
which had spurted to the lead by
virtue of six-game winning streak,
dropped a 81 decision to Konsum.
The victory gave Konsum third place
on total pins over Colonial.
Henry Phipps, star anchorrnan of
ESQ, led the league in every depart
ment except high fiat game. His 1ls
top average was far beyond his
nearest rival, while a 408 count led
an al-time league team count
of 1,788.
Red Circles Take Lead.
Red Circle rollers gained q one
game lead over King Pin in the
National Capital League pennant
scrap when the former trimmed
Jalepes Restaurant, 81, as Lindsay
Stott and Fred Murphy fired respec-
tive counts of 141-385 and 1876
and King Pin dropped two games
to Station WINK. Karl Gochenour
featured the radio victory with top
scores of 1853 and 436.
Yellow Cab, Perruso's Cafe and
THYME maintained a fourth-place
tie, one game back of third place
with each outfit posting a 81 win
Lou Jenkins 1888 and Billy Towles'
1888 led the cabmen's win from Del
Rip while Shippy Reds BIT gave
Perruso its edge over the Benmacks
and Lou Pantos' 375 led Try-Me's
victory over Senate Beer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Several Outside Journeys.

OuISlO6 Journeys are LQe mlllef
Memorial event, to be held by the
women Of the Washington Golf and
Country Club May II, with a So
cent entry fee; the Bannockburn
invitation, July Z; the District mems
association mixed foursome tourney,
July S, and three events of the Mid
die Atlantic and Maryland aSsocia-
tons. The Washington women IA
vor staging the Middle Atlantic
tourney in August instead of the
usual October date, although Octo-
Der Is the traditional month for
this event.
Fee for the District amateur
championship has been increased
from 50 to So and a charge of $3.50
will be made for entry in all District
events, including the handicap card
No budget books will be sold this
year.
Attending the schedule meeting at
Kenwood were the following: Mrs
Walter L. Weible, president; Mrs. r
H. Kramer, Indian Spring, vice
president; Mrs. Gorham Freer,
Washington. secretary; Mrs. Fred
Evabs, Kenwood, handicap chair
man, and the following representa-
tives from member clubs: Mrs
George Jaani, Congressional; Mrs
G. D. Horner, Argyle; Mrs. w. F
Sadtler, Army Navy; Mrs. N. r
Hollander, Bannockburn; Mrs. z. B
Heimer, Prince Georges: Mrs. C
Clark. Belle Haven; Mrs. L. B. Plat
Chevy Chase; Mrs. I. E. Peterson
Kenwood; Mrs. c. B. MCGOWAN
, Manor; Mrs. S. C. Hopkins, Wash.
ington, and Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith
Woodmont.
This year entry fees must accom-.
pany all tournament entries, anc
the closing date will be enforced
The usual three months period fol
establishing handicaps will b
waived this year, and newcomer
to the Capital may establish handi'
caps by turning in 10 certified
score cards.
Mid Atlantic In August.
Coincidentally, DR.. r. A. Keilty
secretary of the Middle Atlantic Col
Association and tournament chair
man for the Maryland State Col
Association, announced the Middl,
Atlantic women's championship fol
Congressional to be played Angus
10, IL, II, Is and IA, and the Mary
land medal play tourney for womer
for the Payne Trophy, also at Con
gressional September %, "a and Is
Previously announced Middle At
lantic Association events include thu
mems championship at Manor JUNE
2, 3, and 5, and the junior title
tourney at Congressional July Z
! Since 1926 the women's Mid
Atlantic has been played in october
Topped by Alton Willett, junior
| at the school, and reigning school
boy champ, the Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School team expects
to hammer out a decisive bid fol
the metropolitan schoolboy title thi!
year, in matches running through
April and May. In addition to thu
| tall Willett youngster the team viii
include such good clubswingers al
Buster Mrstik, Dick Poerstel, bacl
from last year, and Ray L. Burgdorf
jr. This team licked Georgetown
Prep, last years champs, in a prac'
tice match last fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April s.
Ned Day-the bowlers' bowler
and idol of the kindergarten
keglers-today drew linked alleys
for his 18th crack at the Amer
lean Bowling Congress prizes.
Many bowlers sleep only IN
seventh-hoor hotel rooms and
hope for assignment to "hot"
alleys where big scores have been
made.
But Day, national match game
champion since 1898, SCOTS at
such superstitions and performs
best on drives where scores were
low-until he took over.
Not one of the leaders IN the
four tournament events came
from alleys 9 and 10, where the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Navy Wins Stick Sturt
With Two Late GouIs

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 3.-Two
quick goals in the final As seconds
of play enabled Navy to edge Dart
mouth slacrosse team, 9 to 8, yes
terday in the seasons opening game.
With Dartmouth leading, 8 to Z,
Gus Brady, Nays second defense,
tied the count with a line shot and
IS seconds later Eldroud Oxley, Gen.
ter, picked up a loose ball and
smashed it into the net.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Harvard Hitter CIouts
For Cycle at Navy
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 3.-Ned
Fitzgibbons, Harvard's smuggling first
baseman, hit for the cycle as the
Crimson trimmed Navy, 1874, in the
opening baseball game for both
teams yesterday.
Fitzgibbons got single, double,
triple and home run in his first
five times at bat, taking a walk his
fourth time up.
His first hit was a single and he
followed with the others in their
consecutive order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Sports Mirror

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Craig
Woods 66 gave him a five-stroke
lead in first round of Augusta
Masters golf tournament.
Three years ago-Fred Perry
defeated Don Bulge, 60, 46,
6-3, in their pro tennis series.
Bulge led in matches, 124.
Five years ago-Blaine Rideout
beat Gene Venzke with time of
4:30 in mile at Texas relays.
Allen Tolmich won 100-yard dash
In 81 and l20-yard high hurdles
h 14.3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Colorado Ski Inaugural
Drows Best Jumpers
Ey the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo,
April Stop notch skiers are going
to help christen the new Jump on
Howleson Hill Sunday
Torger Toxic, North American
champion, will be making his first
test of Colorado snow. Art Devlin,
Lake Placid, N. Y, and Denver's
Barney Mclean, winners of the
international combined title at Sun
Valley, will furnish Tokle's chief
competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Fights Lost Night

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. - Johnny walker,
cS carr i5sa New YORK 81 Oh"
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.--N Blake.
1873, Baltimore, outpotnted Frankie
willis, IFS. Atlantic City 90.
FALL RIVER. Maks.-Gunboat Davis,
1873, Central Falls, R. l., knocked out
Tony Sell. IT'S. New York "a.
HOLLYWOOD. = Rodolfo Eamirex.
145, Mexico City, outpointed Red Green.
144h, Los Angeles Q0).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03

Elmer Wesley starred with 161 as
Diamond Cab swept a Brookland
Merchants League double-header
while George Gauvreau's Alb led
Washington Oil Burner to a high
score Of 1877. University Delica-
lessen and Modern Way Movers split
even in their two matches to main
tain a first-place deadlock.
Bee Foresburg of I. c. c. was top
roller in Ladies Federal League at
Arcadia with 1856 and BAT. The pen
nant-contending Agriculture quint
posted 533 for high-game honors.
Benefit Meet Postponed.
The Penn Recreation Red Cross
benefit tournament scheduled for
tomorrow has been postponed.
Charley Matthews of lombard
and Weinman raped out l65 and
Bill Hutton of WINS Biscuits count
ed $50 to bag top honors In the
Northeast Temple Minor League.
With scores Of lat and 371, Mar
jorie Herring Of Toggery Shop was
q standout in the Clarendon Major
Ladies' League. Emma Lee Beauty
Salons 564 and Rector Flowers / ,528
were the top team scores.
Rifles with a 30 victory over the
Aces practically sewed up the pen
nant in the Chamber of Commerce
League at Chevy Chase Ice Palace.
Jack Hopes of the Arrows led the
nights firing with 1874 and 343.
Emma Lee Ragsdale's 1893 was the
highlight as Marge's Beauty Salon
defeated Conklyn's Flowers, 81. in
Arlington Ladies' League. Marion
Sumner of Sher and Cohen banged
out 127 for top single. Bauserman's
Service rollers posted 1,464 in their
81 win from Caramel Crisp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Plans Full Sports Slate
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOHEMIAN, Mont, April 3.-Mon-
tana State College will operate a full
intercollegiate sports program, in
Guiding football, next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Hockey Scores
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
American League Piayons.
Indianapolis. 2; Hershey. l.
Eastern Amateur League Piayoffs.
New York Rovers, z: Atlantic City Sea
Gulls, B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Meade Handicap Pin Tourney
To Lure Big Field Tomorrow
Capital Service Takes Petroleum League
Flag; Red Circles Overhaul King Pins

Megaw will be host to the ctys bowers for the fourth
time this when he the Moe Meade Easter handicap
at Queen Pin tomorrow and Sunday
event. open to all classes Of man and woman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Proximity Of Fishing Grounds Gives Anglers Break During War PERIOD
Woman Golfers to Be Strict
In Enforcing Handicap Code
Failure to Hole Out and to Turn in Cords
Will Bor Players From Team Matches

Feminine golfers going after their team matches this year
serious fashion than usual Convinced that accurate
handicappng going
ntercub
golfers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Portland. 4: San Diego, ..
Hollywood, 3; Oakland, 2.
Seattle. z: Sacramento. 9.
San Francisco, 10; Los Angeles. 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
$l,05O spent last year, to around $500

$1,050 spent last year, to around $500
this year. Some of this money will
be spent in golf shops, but most of
1t will go in the form Of Defense
bonds and stamps, and medals, in
stead Of trophies. For example the
winner Of the District champion
ship, scheduled at Chevy Chase, will
receive a medal and winners of the
newspaper trophies probably will re-
ceive Defense bonds instead of cups,
or other silverware. The women
have gone all out for defense spend
ing this year.
Here Is the feminine schedule:
April -2s and 20, Chevy Chase Club.
keefer Trophy tourney. with entries to
ney' kenwood. entries IS to V close Nay s ::
Evening Star Cup tourney. Class A. ken
wood, May 10, entries TO close May 10:
May %, entries to close May Is; District
women's championship. Chevy Chase, June
10. 18, u. 1s and 10, entries to close
Trophy tourney, Washington. July 10. en-
tries to close July 5; Post Cup. July II.
wood, entries to close July Is; buffers
Cup. Congressional, July 81, entries to
close July %.
Times Herald Trophy Journeys, August
is: Glass A at Kenwood. Class at Column
bia, entries to close August IA; pro-woman
tourney, Congressional, August "a. entries
to close August 90; Corby Cup tourney.
September z: National Broadcasting Com
pany Cup tourney, Confessional. Septem-
Der Is entries to close September IA; pro-
woman tourney. September 81. Club TO be
announced: Presidents Plate tourney. Ken
wood. October IA. entries to close Oc-
tOber 10
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TO-DAY
Catholic after in recreation Of
washtenaw Grand Night O'Clock, Odd
Mayfower Congregational supper members
husbands friends $780, regular meeting o'clock:
speaker
Huron Temple Pyhan Girl
for Is; regular meeting o'clock P
Hall
Girl troop two Methodist Church. troop
Woodruff; five, o'clock, Roosevelt troop nine, S45
Roosevelt; troop Is, o'clock, st Luke.
Queen City Hive Maccabees regular meeting followed by
cards 1880. GAR. Hail.
Junior Auxiliary meeting $50
Charles McKenny Hall cafeteria.
Leader Glass Methodist Church $3.50, with Mark Rust
St Luke Auxiliary Guild morning for Red Cross
munion IL o'clock; o'clock a Church House
church
Ypslant Commander knights Templar. special
clave 800 Temple room. by lunch
Schaner Circle OF Dorcas Society OF Lutheran Church. $780,
home OF Mrs Charles Hartman.
Lutheran Mixer cooperative dinner meeting $50 in church din
ing
home Of Mrs Commodore Benslnser
school.
Queen City Lodge knights Pyhas party. o'clock
Hall
Hornet Model Arplane Club, o'clock Ypslanu
High School.
Prospect Child study II. Chapele ITO
Grant ST. 40 m. Mrs. George Milne W. H
cohosesses. DR.. owen J. Cleary, speaker
Izaak Walton League 1880 D. m.
Junior Chamber OF Commerce $50 Charles McKenny
Willing Workers Circle Of Kings Daughters
Mrs Bertha Stit ghost bake sale.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18
ST. Patrick Party
Enjoyed by Class

Marshall Reed Class at the Meth.
odst Church Tuesday enjoyed a
potluck dinner and ST. Patrick party.
Leland Jacobs read a very inter
esting account OF 81. Patrick. the
Apostle OF Ireland" and the sham.
rock which is the emblem " Ire.
land Mrs. Francis Lord sang very
pleasantly. "A Little Bit OF Heav.
en-. The Lilac Tree" DE Hoot
OWL and When Irish Eyes Are
Smiling" accompanied by Miss
Mary Power al the piano. Charles
Hill entertained with several read.
ings including Casey at the Bat"
Miss Marilyn Begole did a delight
ful dance number. with Mrs. Know.
ell Hart at the piano The program
was concluded with motion pictures
OF Our Gang" and The Krazy
Kat Dancing Class" especially for
the children, shown by Lawrence
DeBoer.
The committees for the evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wallace.
program. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawr.
ence Darling. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
HelfIich. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence De.
Boer, Dr.. and Mrs. Francis Lord
and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Jacobs.
dinner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18

The families and friends OF the
boys OF the newly formed Wolverine
Palace number 40. Princes OF SYRIA
cuse, were guests for the install2
ton OF the Palace officers at X. P.
Hall, Tuesday night. The installa-
ton work was very well executed
by Queen City Lodge members, who
occupied the chairs and acted as
deputy supreme officers. The IN
Sailing and palace officers had red
carnations in their coat lape.s.
The installing officers were 4. I.
Augustus, deputy supreme regent;
Paul Burrell. deputy supreme mont
tor; Earl Snyder, deputy supreme
captain general. After the instslla-
ion. remarks were made by Donald
Furtney. prince regent, who intro
duced his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
7arl Furtney, Mark Rust. Paul
Burrell, A. ( Augustus, and Ralph
Mcdonald. palace deputy.
Palace members have o.tere3.
md been accepted by Spencer
Davis. chief warden. 10 serve as as
sistant fire wardens. At next Tues
day nights meeting OF the palace,
candidates who were unable 10 DO
present at the initiation in March
will be initiated, and new commit.
.ees will be named by Donald Furt.
ley.
on APT 7 about 20 members Of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18
District Officer
Inspects Auxiliary


The Auxiliary, Veterans OF For
eign Wars. meeting Tuesday eve
ming with Mrs. Frederick Briggs,
was inspected by Mrs. Gladys Far
rand Jackson. district officer. She
complimented the members on the
years good record. which included
the addition Of nine new members.
She extended an invitation to attend
a supper 10 be given at the Neter'
ans Hall in Detroit. Friday evening
She also stated that new regula-
ton extends the eligibility OF mem
bers beyond the relationship TO
veteran OF the last war who served
overseas 10 the wives and mothers
Of men serving outside the United
States in the present war.
The members decided TO continue
a blanket club. with Mrs. John
Granger as chairman. Mrs Joseph
Wolf submitted report OF the re-
cent successful bake sale Mrs.
Earl Suggitt reported the sale Of
twenty boxes OF everyday cards. II
was voted TO send Easter boxes 10
the sons Of Mrs. Graham and Mrs.
Guy Okey, who sre in service, and
cards 10 other service men.
Mrs. Marion Finklea was received
as a new member.
Mrs. Everett Graham vas unable
TO attend the meeting because OF
the illness Of her daughter. Doris.
The next meeting will lie April 7
with Mrs. Earl Suggitt, SIS y.
Huron St. when officers for next
year will be elected.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18
Princes of Syracuse Install
Officers at Special Ceremony

Queen City Lodge who Joined the
palace as associate members will
be initiated by the boys
Palace officers installed were
Donald Furtney. prince regent;
Harold Harris. vice prince iegent;
Roger Kelly. monitor; Robert
Bower. warden; Robert Chisel. min
lister Of records. James BurrelL
minister Of finance; Richard Lee.
captain general. Duane Drake
guard captain; Dan G. Quirk. guard
Lieutenant; Hugh Abelson, Wendell
Anderson and Max Murdock, vice
regents
Queen City Lodge is making
plans TO celebrate its 50th snniver-
saray IN December. The third rank
will be conferred next Monday
night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18
Varied Events Scheduled
at Roosevelt High School

cast OF Jean Parsons and Dorothy
Hosmsn, Grannina; Casper Wink
Ter and Richard Davis, Ferrari;
Ben Vanden Belt. Fillipo; and ellis
Turner. sandro. The character parts
OF Grannina and Ferrari will be
played by students on alternats
nights.
interesting Exhibits
Display cases at Roosevelt this
week have interesting exhibits.
Grade pupils have defense posters
on display and in another case they
have arranged exhibits and an
nouncements OF their hobbies. Chill
dren have drawn pictures represent
ing their hobbies and some have
brought portions OF their collee-
tons.
Hobbies listed are knitting, dress
ing doll. reading. collecting rocks
and minerals, fossils, ferns. stones
and mercury.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18

Roosevelt School faculty and stu.
dents have a variety of interests on
their school schedules this week.
President Jonn NJ. Munson, of
Michigan State Normal College, and
r. S. Gerganoff. who visited South
American countries recently, took
part In an assembly at Roosevelt
High School this morning. Presi-
dent Munson talked on South Amer
lean countries and Mr.. Gerganof
showed motion pictures OF the
southern hemisphere.
Principal Leonard W. Menzi in
troduced President Munson and Mr..
Gerganoff. Patricia Siddall was
student chairman.
Plan Dinner
Roosevelt School faculty will hold
a cafeteria dinner at tonight in
Charles McKenny Hall. At 7:l5 a
home talent radio program will be
conducted.
To Visit Grades
Thursday morning a group OF
students in methods class at Uni
versity OF Michigan will visit grade
rooms at Roosevelt.
Plan Party
A non.decorative party will be
held Friday night in Roosevelt gym
nasium. The Gold Diggers' Ball"
will be elimination OF the weeks
activities in which girls will per-
form courtesies usual 10. boys.
Dancing will be from $50 to
1880 TO music played by an Ann
trbor orchestra. Samuel Clark Is
general chairman and will be as
sisted by Ben Vanden Belt and
Mary Maxine Wilbur. Candy and
soft drinks will be served
Casts Announced D..
Casts for two one-act PLAYS tn be
given two nights during April by
Roosevelt senior students are an
nounced.
One. The Opening OF a Door,
will have a cast including Margaret
Lambert portraying Esther Fraser
Frank Whitehouse. Martin Fraser
her husband; Janice Hops. Mr..
Parrish. her mother: Patricia Sid,
dali and Jean Bales. Ruth Parrish,
her sister; Raymond Wingroye
Owen Bennett, a neigh5or: and
Joan Sturm. LOttie. hired giri
Miss Siddall and Jean Bales will
play the part OF Ruth Parrish on
! alternate evenings.
The other drama, The Violin
Maker Of Cremona" will include the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18

the progress so far and asked the
cooperation OF club members.
The Defense Stamp and Bond
Committee reported gratifying
benefit party.
Miss Russella Wardroper an
nounced the meeting OF the clubs
OF District One OF the Michigan
Federation 10 be in Charles Nc
Kenny Hall. April ~. The Ypsilsnti
club will be hostesses. There will
be business meeting at II O'Clock.
and luncheon at / o'clock. The state
president, Miss z. Margaret Sic
bert. Lansing, will be present and
Miss Martha Curtis will have charge
OF the program.
Guests Tuesday evening were
Miss Lily Hill. Detroit, Mrs. Alice
SALISBURY, Miss Marian Simons,
Mrs. MAJ jorie Melville. and Miss
Olive Adams. Ypsilanti Miss Mayme
Hill. 3 member now residing in
Detroit, was present.