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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16
ANNEX
MATCHES IN NORTH,
SOUTH FIRST ROUND
Billy Peete, OF Warrenton,
N. C., Plays Best Golf
OF Day At Pinehurst

PINEHURST, N. c., April 15.-
tR-All favorites won their + r
round matches in the North and
South amateur golf championship
today.
Billy Peete Of Warrenton, N. c.,
a University Of North Carolina
student, played the best golf of
the day, a 35-33-68 to defeat Sam
uel Wilcox, Jr., of Wilmington, Del.
7 and 6. They played out the bye
holes, however, and Wilcox had a
76, good enough to have won
against some Of the first round
competitors.
Powell Crichton, Jr., Bronxville,
N. Y, medalist, won hard fought
match from E. H. Silliman Of High
Point, N. c., on the home green.
Fred Hale, a Watertown, Mass,
golfer won at the 18th hole from
DR.. r. L. Pittman of Fayetteville,
N. c. Hale dropped a long putt
on the home green.
Other favorites who moved into
the second round were James +.
Hunter Of North Adams, Mass,
George T. Dunlap, Jr., of Pine
hurst, Jack Ryerson of Coopers-
town, N. Y, Ben Goodies Of Reds
vile, N. c., Bill Cozart of Dur
ham, N. c., and Ralph Strafaci of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
First round results:
Powell Crichton, Jr., Bronxville,
N. Y. defeated E. H. Silliman,
High Point, N. c., l up; d. Hamp-
ton, Goldsboro, N. c., defeated
Robert A. Stranahan, Toledo, up;
William Peete, Warrenton, N. c.,
defeated Samuel Wilcox, Jr., Will
mington, Del, 7 and 6; ]. T. Hunt
er, North Adams, Mass, defeated
Joseph A. Mcbride, Cincinnati, 6
and 5;J. B. Ryerson, Coopers-
town, N. Y, defeated David Scope.
Tuckahoe, N. Y, and 6; James
w. Paul, St. Augustine, Fla, de-
|feated James F. Lewis, Jr., To-
ledo, 4 and 3; Eric D. Thompson,
Pinehurst, defeated William P.
Fuller, Salem, Mass, up; Ben
Goodies, Reidsville, N. c.. defeat
ed W. H. Todd, Rye, N. Y, s
and 8; George T. Dunlap, Jr.,
Pinehurst, defeated Charles Thom-
as, Greensboro, N. c., and g.;
J. Nevins Mcbride, Paterson, NJ.
defeated Edward M. Tuckerman,
Cohasset, Mass, 7 and 5.
S. j. Graham, Greenwich. Conn.
defeated DR.. r. M. Bowles, Gar
den City, N. Y, and 8; Harry
Offutt, Jr., st. Petersburg, Fla,
defeated Edward Aborn, Crawford.
N. j., 6 and 4; Dan Carmichael,
Columbus, Ohio, defeated George
w. Mansfield, Boston. 7 and S;
Fred Hale, Watertown, Mass, de-
Heated DR.. R.. L. Pittman, Fay
etteville, N. c., up; Ralph Stra
'faci, Brooklyn, defeated B. ]. Hut
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16
SUN AGAIN Wins
OVER WHIRLAWAy
AND BLESS M
Victor Holds AdvaDt,,.
All The Way In Featp.' ~
Race At Keeneland

LEXINGTON, KY, Apr. l,-s
Warren Wright's Kart,.,
Derby hopeful, Sun Again, thy blso.sy'
out his more famous stabIemasea Aea
Whirlaway, and Col. E. R a's pros
ley's lone derby candidate pIss lsa'
Me, in today's feature racs 'ess y
Keeneland. al
Holding the advantage all .
way in the six furlonp q q ns a,s
sesqui : centennial handjcan '''yv ~
chestnut son of Sun Teddy h.,s Js
off Whirly's rush to win bv is" b.S
length with Arnold Hangers ust s'p
ward Square and Bless Mo '' u
order, close behind. l.
The time was LIP Is.
1t was the second time wb;,,.
way had been defeated by de,s' ,''
candidate. Last week he los, :,
Devil Diver. Sun Again was ~ tbi,! y
in that event. Willy
But again today Whirly, l9u
turf champion, showed he hadr,,
lost his characteristic stretch PIN
ming ability and had the ron4,
been longer, it might have hss, Nv
a different story.
Harvard Square and Swing On,
Sway took over second and th,3
positions as the field of eight HI
the stretch. Bless Me was ch,
behind. After trailing on the ba@
stretch, Whirly then made his BID
but never could quite catch IN
with his stablemate, ridden i,
Wendell Eads.
A. Craig was aboard Whirlv :
Young was up on Bless Me am
c. Bierman rode Harvard Souar
In the So mutuels, the Wrigs
entry paid SO, $3.50 and s2.6O Ha,
ward Square paid $5.40.
Mrs. Payne Whitney's derby
prospect, Buckskin, defeated
field of II in a $1,000 mile and
sixteenth event for maiden Swear
olds. Clearmont and Sea Tack
both derby nominees, finished sec.
ond and third.
Equinox Transformer and War
Bam, other derby nominees, failed
to show in this event. Earlier, Os,
volo Man, another derby hort,
finished second in a six frIms
event behind Air Sprite.
Counterbalance, derby nominee
was scratched in the handicap
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16
JOE DOBS0N WINS
FOR RED SoX, 81
Jimmy Foxx Scores Two
OF Victor's Runs As
Athletics Humbled

BOSTON, Apr. 15-tR- Right
handler Joe Dobson, who wound
up his 1s41 season with seven con-
secutive triumphs, started off in
impressive fashion today by hurl-
ing the Boston Red Sox to a 81
triumph over the Philadelphia Ath-
letics with six-hit performance.
Captain Jimmy Foxx. who
shared the days batting honors
with Dom Dimaggio, scored two
Of the sockers' runs against Roger
Wolff, who went the full distance
for the visitors.
Foxx' single, an infield out and
Pete Fox safety provided the first
Boston run in the sixth inning, but
during the first of the next frame,
Lou Blair, the AS rookie h i d
baseman, clubbed Dobson for a
homer to tie the score.
The sockers clinched the game
in the eighth by driving in two
runs on a pass to Ted Williams,
who went hitless, Foxx' thir r d
single of the game, Skeeter New
some's successful bunt and an in
field out by Catcher Bill Conroy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16
Ray Wilmer, Ed Stranger
White Booked To Clash
In Semi-Final Event

Jim Londos, the Golden Greek
and a warrior of many mat victories,
will be featured on the wrestling
card to be presented Friday night
at Thalian hall under the auspices
of Bert Causey, promoter. This Will
be his first appearance here in many
years, the grappler having oeeh
five times winner of the heavy
weight championship since wrestling
here.
Returning to the city, he goes up
against the stout and sturdy oaiiof
Barto Hill, and being of the sc1en'
tiftc and aggressive type, the cham
pion will have his hands full WIN
the Sailor grappler who has de-
yeloped a hold all of his own Which
he calls the octopus CLUTCH a COM
bination of leg locks that It usually
takes two or three men to untan'
gle. 1t is a tricky hold but the
Sailor has mastered It.
Hill will arrive here sometime to-
day and will spend the night mere
to get plenty of rest for his TIT
with the champion. Londos, confi-
dent of a quick victory and positive
the Sailor will be unable to work the
Octopus clutch on him, will not ar
rive until the afternoon Of the
match.
The engagement is billed for the
hest two out of three falls with
ninety.minute time limit, and ac-
cording to Promoter Causey, 1t
should be packed with action from
beginning to end.
In the supporting match OF the
all-star card card, Ray Wilmer, OF
St. Louis, and one of the most
popular wrestlers ever to appear
here, is matched against Ed Strang-
Ter White, former University of Ala
bama football star. This affair Is
set for the best two out of three
falls with a sixty-minute time limit.
Discussing the program, Promoter
Causey said, II look for a capacity
house and advise patrons to get
their ringsides early, because they
have been going like hot cakes. An
other thing, I've had numerous re-
quests for passes to this match and
I'll have to admit this Is an expen'
sive card and 1 will have to suspend
the free list, because L can get only
so many in Thalian hall.
Doors at Thalian hall viii open at
7:15 o'clock, with the first event 60
ing on at $40 o'clock
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16
NEW YORK MAKES
IT TWO in A ROW
OVER SENATORS
Defeat Spoils Return Of
Hurler Bobo Newsom
To Nationals

WASHINGTON, April 15.- Up -
Joe Dimaggio hit a tremendous
homer, a double and a single and
drove in five runs today to give the
New York Yankees to victory
over the Senators their second
straight triumph Of the young sea-
son.
The defeat spoiled the return to
Washington Of Bobo Newson, max
ing his first start since the Mats
got him back after five years Of
wondering about the league.
He was on the hill during the
Yanks' splurges for three runs in
the fourth and four runs in the
fifth. 1t was during the latter blast
that Joe teed off on one Of old
Bobo's services, with two men on
base. The ball went for aride into
the crowded left field bleachers,
$50 feet away, and bounced out of
the park into fifth street.
That was the only Yankee hon-
er, but Joe Gordon Clipped in with
triple, and .Dimaggio's double
drove in two runs in the fourth
inning outburst. Charley Keller al
so connected for a two-bagger in
the 13-hit attack.
Meantime, the Mats gave Spud
Chandler quite a pounding, find
ing him for II hits, but he was
steady in the tight spots and was
pulled out of trouble by three
double plays-in two of which he
had a part. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16
KING GUSTAV IMPROVES

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, April Is.
-LP)-King Gustav of Sweden re-
sumed his direction of affairs of the
throne today after recovering from
his recent illness.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16

aft, Fayetteville, N. c., 6 and S:
Bill Cozart, Durham, N. c., de-
feated Robinson Cook, Hartford
Conn.,, and q.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16

Errors-Clift. Cullenbine. Runs batted
in-McQuinn, Laabs q Stephens 3, Kol-
loway, Kuhel, Sketchley, Dickey. Two
base hits-Kolloway, McQuinn. Home
runs-Laabs, Stephens. Stolen bases
Gutteridge, Holloway, Kuhel. Sacrifices
-Gutteridge. fresh. Left on bases-St,
Louis 2: Chicago 6. Bases on balls
Off Aul<er 3; off Caster 1: off Ross 1:
off Hunphries 1. Struck out-By Auker
2; by Humphries 6. Hits-Off Auker
Z in innings; off Caster in 2: off
Humphries in none out In eth) !:
off Ross l in 1. Winning pitcher-Cas-
ter; losing pitcher-Humphries. Umpires
Hubbard. Passarella and MCGOWAN
Time-l:55. Attendance (actuaD 3,os7.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16
I LONDOS AND HILL MEET HERE FRIDAY MIGHT
D;Anoo;o Hits Homer AS Yanks Humble WASHINGTON

Yesterdays RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia i; Boston 3.
Cleveland 2; Detroit 6.
St. Louis 6; Chicago 5.
New York 9; Washington 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 6; Cincinnati 2.
New York s; Brooklyn 4.
Chicago 2; St. Louis 4.
Boston 6; Philadelphia 2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16

z-Batted for NeWsom in 5th.
zZ-Batted for Zuber in 7th.
zzz-Batted for Masterson in 9th.
NEW YORK ------ 600 $40 02O-9
WASHINGTON --- 100 020 000-3
Errors-None. Runs batted in-DiMag-
gio S; Gordon 2; Vernon q Chandler.
Rizzuto. Two base hits-Estalella, Di-
Maggie, Keller. Three base hits-Gor-
don. Home run-DiMaggio. Sacrifice
Case. Double plays-Levy, Rizzuto and
Chandler; Rizzuto, Gordon and Levy:
Chandler, Rizzuto and Levy. Left on
bases-New York Z; Washington 10. Base
on balls-Off Chandler S: off Newsom
2; off Zuber i; off Masterson !. Struck
out-By Newson 2; by Masterson 2. Hits
Off Newsom in S innings; off Zuber
l in 2: off Masterson in 2. Wild pitch
-Masterson. Losing pitcher-Newsom.
Umpires-Rommel. Pipgras and SUM-
mers. Time-2:13.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16
Bro1uns Setting Pace
In American League
Giants First Baseman
Loses His Draft Appeal

NEW YORK, April 15.-(P)-Nor-
man (Babe) Young, for two years
the regular first baseman of the
New York Giants, has lost an appeal
to the Presidential appeal board for
a revision of his LA draft classifi-
cation, his local board said tonight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16
Carolina Tennis Team
Wins Its 6Oth Straight

RALEIGH, N. c., April 15.-R-
The University of North Cardinals
tennis team extended its current
winning streak to so successive
matches by defeating N. c. State
college here today 80.
The Tar Heel winning streak be-
gan in May, 1888.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAG
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TODAY'S GAMES
NEW YORK, April 15.-(P)-Probable
pitchers in the Major leagues tomorrow
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis at Chicago-Galehouse VS.
Dietrich.
Philadelphia at Boston - Knott VS..
Wagner.
New York at Washington-Gomez VS..
Wilson.
Cleveland at Detroit Milnar VS.
Bridges or White.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at New York - Head VS.
Schumacher.
Boston at Philadelphia Early VS.
Hughes or Hoerst.
Chicago at St. Louis - Erickson VS.
White.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati-Hamlin VS..
Thompson or Wander Nicer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16
Golden Greek Is Set
To Master Sailors
Great Octopus Clutch
Atlantic Christian
Bows To Cata,uba

WILSON, N. c., April 15.-R-
Left Lisk cracked out two two-run
homers today and led Catawba to
an II to 8 victory over Atlantic
Christian.
Lisk started on the mound but
yielded to Peter in the sixth when
the Bulldogs scored four times.
Wilkins and Lisk led the Indians
attack while Hicks, Chaplin and
Colombo were the best for n
losers. 8
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-04-16

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Blair.
Fox, L. Newsome. Conroy. Two base
hits-Kreevich. DiMaggio. Home run
Blair. Stolen base-Fox. Sacrifices
Knickerbocker, Tabor. Left on bases
Philadelphia 5; Boston .. Bases on balls
Off Wolff 2; off Dobson l. Struck out
BY Wolff ); by Dobson 2. Umpires--
Grieve, Rue, Geisel. Time-1:45. At
tendance-(actuaD 2.4so paid. 900 serv-
icemen)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
WindsofBdnPut.
On j. 5. Recruits

Enlistment OF citizens OF the
United States in the Canadian
armed forces or in any OF the ma
lionalSt forces beng raised in
Canada VA, banned i'm orders re-
ccNcd IN Windsor today from
Ottawa.
The order viii seriously hamper
recruiting tor the Polish army be-
ing raised IN Canada, enlistment
officials SAID. because 80 per cent
of the recruits 10 date have been
from the United States,
1t VIII have less effect upon
recruiting tor Netherlands Nor
wcgIan. Belgian and C2ccho-Slo-
Naklan forces. II was SAID.
No explanation of the 0ttawu
order was furnished TO Windsor
officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Million in Roads
For Defense Aid
To Be Awarded
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING, Feb. ; More than
81. 10000 in low bids on defense
construction projects were
opened today by the state highway
department. including roads for
the Ford bomber plant and Fort
Custer access projects.
These are the first projects
In IA SEQ. 900 construction pro-
gram urgently needed tn provide
transportation facilities for thou
sands of workers Ia he employed
at the bomber plant" said Com
missioner G.. Donald Kennedy.
Additional construction plans
have been sent 10 Washington
for approval"
Low bids for the bomber plant
projects were:
L. s. III drainage project,
Gargaro Co, Inc, Detroit. S75 700;
Ward road relocation drainage
Gargaro. Inc. $50 900; trI-level
grade separation on L. :. III and
Ward road. Walter Tocbe NUNS
ing $l42 1871: tri-lcvel grade sep
aratlou Al north plant entrance
r. {. Allowed Detroit STAG, 400
grade separation on Ward road
and south parking entrance, Wal
ter Toebe. So 800; grade Separa-
tion at south parking exit, Walter
Toebc, S4S 900; grade separation al
M-l7 and L. SIP, r. C. Allowed.
$50 900. and three miles Of grad
ing on M-17 Bridgeport Core and
SHrrt- Company, and Thomas Nc
Nally. Saginaw, S206 ,.349
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Mexico Voids Deals
With Wenner-Gren

MEXICO cry. Feb. ) DlNS) .-
The Mexican government has can
ceicd all negotiations with ANel
Weuncr-Grcu Swedish capitalist
il Wa, announced today by Gen.
MdNmmo A\lld CamaCho, com
munICatIunS minister. Wcnncr-
Gren had been blaCklSted by the
United States
Wcuner-t;rcn came. 10 Mexico al
the invitation OF CamaCho 10 dis
Cuss idigc-SCaIe investments IN re-
turn for loans toward Mexico =
so 900 OOU road program,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Hudson Group
RdisesS425to
Buy d Bomber
Stores Delivery Dept.
Joins Defense, Patriotic
Units in Drive for Cash

List o. contributions Page y
Editorial and coupon. Page 81
Boosted nv \ contribution OF
S.25 from The delivery depart
mon, OF The !. J. Hudson Com
ranv ss vel as y any smaller
donations The Detroit Times
BUY p Bomber fund SCARED 70
SIS coo today
In addition 20 the large coniri-
buttons from patriotic groups
thcr, were hundreds OF small
contributors And they We're not
all civilians. Contribution, came
in from men I'm our armed forces
who. noW that they are projecting
This cnuntry Know better than
civilians the value OF NUmbcTS
From Fort SCTcNcn>. Ga. came
= contribution from FIVE former
Dctroitef> Who are ne" PriNaic>
m the army and stationed there
They are LOUIS r PAiegcr t'S'
Julian avenue, Albert ! Reyes
Aa5O Sheridan avenue; kiNln IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
; US0 Centers
To Be Dedicated

Three United Service OrganiIa-
ton crntcrS in Warren Township.
erected by the federal government
viii be dedicated next Friday
night by Chairman Wendell Lund
of the Unemployment CompenSa-
ton Commission. who will rcprc-
sent GOV. Murray ID. Van Wag-
OncI.
The new CrntcrS are the Van
Dyke club Federal and Packard
avenues. Fitzgerald Club. Nine
Mile and Ryan roads. and Center
Line club Van Dyke and Vein
gartL avenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
JobIess Pay Claims
Only by Appointment

The Michigan Unemployment
Compensation G ON ~ iSs on an
nounced today that hereafter 81
claimants iof t,,-n,-ttt- ritt~f-i fate
their claims at fixed appointment
dates
Director Wendell r. Lund said
that all PERSONS Who have filed
claims previously must appear or
The date stamped on their ap.
polntment card. Others. be- sad
Will be gwen fixed appointment
times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Stands Pat
Patriot Cleaner, However
Spaces His Offer

Arthur Il Jones Of 1891 Seven.
teenlh street. a cleaner and dyer
had his patriotism pu' 20 the test
today when Ne went 10 the army
recruiting Office here and Volun-
tcered To de- all The cleaning ior
The men stationed At HE office.
"Nh, that's fine" declared
Capt. Richard Gillespie, but
We have 80 men .on the job here
Jones hCSitatcd only Il moment.
Well" I've sand. IN clean one
suit for each man, once n month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Navy Bids Mailed
To 1000 Graduates

The navy recruiting Office here
today sent letters 10 1000 young
men who were graduated last
week from DetroIte high schools
urging them 10 cnIlSt IN The NAVY
The letters stress thc OppUrlunI-
ties The navy offers tu learn 4
skilled trade.
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---Buy n Bomber
Defer Capital labor Farley

" A. tifi \ reii-tfe,N -441-
\ nee ting between President
Roosevelt and the new ClO-Atl.
labor committee. originally Sched-
ulcd lor today, has been postponed
uni tomorrow. the White House
announced. 10 reason Was gwen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Third Offender Sentenced

John Page, ~, of Windsor, re-
Gently released from Jackson state
prison after serving 81 months for
breaking and entering. was SEN
fenced today by Federal Judge Ed
ward ]. Monet 10 two years i'm
priSonment for his third offense of
entering this country ILLEGALLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
DOus BE Alarm Pd

II Your contribution TO The De-
+--rr, -7F,trr,r> ,-.r4d--s-. I3ea4!A.ls-hS4ad
has not Vet been listed in the
Official accounting appearing IN
this news paper do not be
alarmed Ii sometimes requires
several DAYS from The dAte YEA
make your donation before II
clears the auditing office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Goodwill Fair Set
To Aid Red Cross

The Goodwill Industries toda,
was making final preparaiieR--fst
a County Fair. for benefit OF
tho Red GreSe, ttt be itt-tti Ftrtf1y
and SATURDAY, Included ia the
program j. establishment 81 a
white elephant booth for the dis
poSal Of such things as Christina,
neckties photographs Of lh-laU :
and other unWanted objects. 10 be
Sold for The Rcd Gross, IL Wa,
announced
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Buy n Bomber

Gen. Hugh s. JOhnsO
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Bandit Locks Up z, Robs Bank

SEVERY, Kan. Feb. 5 GNS).
A bandit locked two employees
in a closet and robbed the State
Bank Of 800 here yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

Gen. Hugh y. Johns n,
:" Americas lighting Thinker ="
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
4 WORTHY CAUSE

In their letter accompany Inl
the contribution. the soldier
said
This il our small cOntribu-
ton Ia your great effort I"
raise enough money In buy
bomber. We sure hope and are
SIRE that Your effort will be
great success. For We know
that all Detroit il behind such
n worthy cause Ia help our
great country win this war. We
hope small contribution
will help Keep 'em nying."
Showing the same fine spirit
John j. Buola. who j. now IN CC(
Camp Wolverine. near Clarion
Mich. sent in his contribution witt
a letter saying;
This IL An appreciation OF the
efforts being made 10 defeat Inc
enemies az my nation Tor which
I fought in the World War in the
44th Infantry. While realize
this il not large contribution
TO your fund, IL does represent
q considerable portion of the sal
ary allotted Ia me and ] hope IL
really will help in the battles
against the enemies az Am~ rica."
That's the spirit that is sending
the bomber fund soaring Nc
amount is too small 10 use against
the AXIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Buy q Bomber

G~n. Hugh Iohnso
sAmerics's Fighting Thinker"
writes Daily for the Time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

kcrS,cn. 12096 Wiltshire drive,
u r Jones. eli4 East Outer
drive. and George 4 Schroeder
III Windemerc avenue. Highland
Dark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
GIVES 1893 DOLLAR

\ treasured silver dollar that
had been in the POSSESSION OF q
Packard aircraft plant worker
was also sent in The date On Tho
dollar j. l799 and the dollar l. AZ
years old. almost ~ old a. Wu
country. But now when oar coIu,
try is IN peril. It's doing is share
From the Film No. = Fisher
Body Bowling League came q
check for $50 George y. LilleN-
man. secretary. wrote that The
only regret il that We could not
buy a bomber OF oar own
The Senior Girl Scouts OF Troop
10 gathered up their ujckciS and
dimes and sent in ~ 10 the
bomber fund The money WAS col
lected by Mrs. A. r.. Bcauchdmp
their leader
Wally Morris the master Of
ceremonies AZ the Gamble Inn
brought IN SIPS winch ne col.
lected from patrons for the bomber
fund. Mickey Lenan, SongStIc>>
assisted HIM.
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--BmY "A Knnllrr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

BUY a Bomber.
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Buy n Bomber.
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buy a Bomber.
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