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Evening star., 1942-08-02
By the Associated Press,

DETROIT, Aug. 1.-The Briggs
Manufacturing Co. disclosed today
that revolving machine gun tur.
ret for heavy bombing planes
capable of both horizontal and ver-
ucal movements now in mass
production and that output in a new
Briggs plant is SO per cent ahead
Of the Army's schedule.
The company made the announce
ment in connection with a visit Of
inspection by 1t. Gen. Henry H.
Arnold, chief of the Army Air
Forces, and other United States
and United Nations officers. Air
Marshal B. c. S. Evil of Great
Britain and Maj. Gen. Alexander
I. Belyaev of the USSR were
among the ranking members of the
party which accompanied the gen.
eral on a Commute tour of the
turret plant.
Gen. Arnold beamed as he climbed
into one of the four-foot, ball
shaped turrets to try the controls
that cause the aluminium spheres
reinforced by some armor plate and
with windows Of thick plate glass
and plastic for vision-to shift the
aim of the two 50-caliber machine
guns it mounts.
The completed turret weighs ap-
proximately half a ton and u
mounted from the belly Of . plane,
just aft Of the wings.
Both British and Russian mill
tary leaders who saw it today pro-
Evening star., 1942-08-02

riddled machine, he was handed ,
cable announcing that his wife In
America had q baby.
1t. Humiston said the fortress
first ran into anti-aircraft fire.
Five Zeros Open Attack.
I'VE were circltng to get out of it
when we saw five Zeros coming at
us from shore" he continued. ITO
seaward the weather was bad, so we
kept edging toward the land. We
were 1000 feet up when they jumped
on us the first time.
I'VE ducked into the first cloud,
and from then on it was a race
from one cloud to another, with
guns firing every minute we were
in the clear.
"Soon seven or eight other Zeros
Joined the attacking force from all
sides. They came at us from all
quarters. but mostly from the front,
and usually from the top.
Then Hale got q blast into q
Zero. It's engine cowling snapped
of, and she just seemed to fly apart
in the air.
Corp. Curtis was wounded as he
moved to relieve the side gunner.
"A bullet hit my temple, dazing
me-" he said.
One Engine Goes Dead.
Then one Of the fortress engines
went out, but despite loss of power,
1t. Humiston started to climb over
the New Guinea mountains.
"At 1000 feet they hit my ailerons
twice with cannon shot, so couldn't t
bank" he said. "At 5000 we broke
out OF clouds and came into sight
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Of the mountains. Here the last
Zero attacked. putting another can
non shot into us.
From then on 1t was q fight to
get over the mountains. After we
were over We had to fly blind. We
had to groundloop the plane to land
but only bent wheel"
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Mrs. Caro- 6. Moore, "a,
Dies al San DIEGO

Mrs. Caro- G.. Moore, "a, long a
resident Of Washington at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Randolph
Keith Forrest, 1899 N street NV,
died Wednesday at the home of her
granddaughter, Mrs. Thomas j.
Thornhill, wife Of 1t. Comdr. Thorn
hill, at San Diego, Calf, according
to word received here yesterday.
Mrs. Moore was the widow of
Commodore William Ferguson Moore
Evening star., 1942-08-02
First Envoy to Canada
Is Named by Russia

OTTAWA, Aug. Prime Minis
ter Mackenzie King announced to-
day to the House of Commons that
Fyodor Gusev of the Soviet Foreign
Office has been appointed first
Russian minister to Canada.
Mr.. King said no Canadian min
lister to Russia has been appointed,
but he hoped to continue converse
tions with certain individuals re-
garding this appointment.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Reno Murriooe Record

RENO. New, Aug 1. (F.-County
Clerk Elwood Beemer said today
1924 marriage licenses were issued
during July, . record for a single
month. The previous high was
August. l941, with 2,545.
The number Of divorce suits filed
was 356, highest number of any
month since August of 1896 when
447 cases were heard.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Output Of New Gun Turret
For Bombers Beats Schedule

nounced 1t different from any de-
vice used by their air forces.
1T is very ingenious" said Air
Marshall Evil, who declared he
would like to try it In operation in
the air.
Extraordinary" said General
Belyaev, through an Interpreter.
The Russian ofiicer said his country
men have . turret which serves the
same function, but is Of different
design.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

and q sister Of the late Rear Ad-
miral william r. Burwell.
She was active in woman suffrage
work and was founder member OF
the National Woman's Party. Born
in Vicksburg, Miss. she studied and
lived abroad for some years. She
was a member of the Protestant
Episcopal Church and the Women /
City Club in this city.
Burial will take place in San
Diego.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Bananas are now grown in nearly
all parts of Brazil.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Buy War bonds, and when the war
Is won, cash in-On freedom!
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Il Suggestive 1O-Piece Group
This is Just one Suggestive ,Uay to make nb a
complete fen-biece suite! The pieces are all in.
diuidnally priced so that you can select only the
pieces your room needs. 66' Buffer, $50; china
cabinet S99; server lat Ietf) 537; S-f. erfension
table, $3.50; side chairs 5I675 each arm chairs,
522 each. Ten pieces srith 4 side and arm
chairs, S39S.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Buffet lat left) is So inches
ride and unusually good
looking! Selected Honduras
mahogany and American
eamwood, skilltaliy islaid
and NTH handsome hand.
rubbed finish, SII3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Bill Hitchcock Better Than Older Brother

Bill Hitchcock Tigers bought from Kansas City,
younger brother surprising the of older
brother His brother Jim broke into pro ball in 1885 but
after playing with Newark Oakland Chat
tanooga Columbus Both brothers right into organ
lied baseball from Auburn University where they distinguished
themselves In baseball and football Bill after planning 20
lawyer joined Kansas City 1899 and remained there for
three He played third base and occasionally went
short for and then upon graduation Of Phil
Rizzuto the Yankees. became the Blues shorsop
Willie Day leading Jockey al the recent Tropical Park meet
ing in Florida has installed his parents home Long
Island Wlies dad, Jimmy Day exOlympic boxer and
developed his quite amateur sCrapper before the turf
bug hit him Scotty Moneh Lem Franklin belt
Bob Pastor But Tommy Walsh thinks Pastor Tor
Lem Joe Louis has the privilege of buying army in
up $4,000 Ben Hogan, golfer of the year
years. has The National Open PEA Masters
championships Ned Day the game champion, bowed
63 his first time alley Day school Mar
quette University After several years he averaging
10 on the alleys A. first he used only straight ball later
adding the hook 20 ms repertoire he 81 years old
and will do Of educa'iona, movie shorts
Only four men over k1oebca Joe Louis Schmclns
Braddock. Gaento and Buddy Bacr Abe Greene
Of the National Bnrr Association advocates teaching
boxing public schools JOHNNY Yankees is
buck private at jefferson Barracks town Of St
Louis He is working The athletic and division
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Berardino in the Army Now

John Berardno brilliant shorsop who recently joined the
United States Air Corps the ST. Louis Browns biggest con-
rbution Uncle Sam Berardino is aviation cadet at
Chandler Ariz. Al Horwis should be at home director
public relations for the Athletics Al has always been
strong booster for Connie Maks he got the job when
the Public Ledger folded in Philadelphia recently AL pres
of the Baseball Writers of America baseball for the
Ledger Among the great baers who started pitchers
and then became oufeldrs Iris Speaker Ted Williams and
Babe Ruth
With FIVE southpaws-A Mnar, Harry Eisenstat, Chubby
Dean Smith and Joe KrakauskasLou Boudreau has too
much of good thing in efties at Cleveland 1t would
Francis who starred the grdron for Nebraska and
the Brooklyn Dodgers captain in the army Does
big league baseball pay? Well Brooklyn Dodgers spent
S478000 last year and still made moneyand paid 100000
in Craig Wood has cinched the National Open golf
title fo the Duration that the event has been called
off until the end of the Joe McArde assistant to Frank
Leahy at Nore Dame who nicknamed Captain Bligf
because of his hardboed demeanor tainted twice the other
day when pcked preparatory to giving blood TRANSMISSION
10 friend in Lowell Mass Toots Mondt the old wrestler
and roan is operating hot dog and beer
concession in Los Angeles.
Emmett Red Ormsby recently retired from the American
staff will be honored testimonial smoker under
the sponsorship of the Evergreen Park Mems Club in Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Busy Program
For ICebodts

A heavy program OF racing is
scheduled for the iceboat fleet out
at Lakeside at the foot of Croker
boulevard on Lake st. Clair this
Sunday.
This section. always active in
the sport, now has one of the big
geSt fleets in North America rae
ing. The final heat for the Stuart
J. Rackham trophy, a free-for- all
affair, is listed along with three
heats for Class f boats racing for
the Wehying trophy. The On
Sixties will go out for the last
three races for the Marsh trophy.
Jack Moran'S Dcfensor now
leads in points for the Marsh
award.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
McReavy Gets Wings
Score on Rangers

Detroit Red Wings and New
York Rangers we're tied in the
second period Of their National
Hockey League game at Olympia
Saturday night.
The Rangers ran their record
scoring streak 10 81 successive
games when they scored in the
first nine minutes.
Allan Kuntz, rookie left winger,
gave the Rangers the goal when
he batted home a rebound of Art
Coulters long shot from right
wing. Goalie Johnny Mowers went
down 10 his knees TO save on
Coulter's shot and puck rebounded
10 feet TO the left of the cage.
where Kuntz picked il up and fired
IL into the open side of the net
with Movers still on his knees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Rifle Clubs Offer
Free Training
BY DON GILLIES

How would you like TO learn to
shoot a rifle and become an expert
markSman or markswoman be-
tween now and May l.
This can be accomplished. even
though you have never fired a shot
in your life. Special arrangements
have been made with dozens of
rifle clubs in Detroit and through
out the state where you may re-
ceive this valuable and eXper
training.
Regardless OF your preSen I
ability you will be eligible 10 enter
the William Randolph Hearst Citi-
zens Rifle Workmanship Compe-
tition. and your chances of win
ming trophies for your prowess as
a sharpshooter will be as good as
thousands of others now entered.
The expense will be small, but
the training you will receive will
he valuable for the rest OF your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Holmes, SieIaff Fail
In Petersen Classic

CHICAGO. Jan. 24.-Bowling'S
biggest individual tourney, the
twenty 2 seventh annual Petersen
Classic was launched here tonight
when 81 Of the 762 contestants
entered pried off the lid of the big
solo pin event.
George Holmes and Louis Sielaff
tao Of the first of Dctroits u
entries failed 10 reach the prize
elias, Holmes totaling 1881 while
N,c.a1 traiied with 1891
Detroit scores
La.F SlrlaN
~ rs 81 2os lss 2I7 Ia7 iss 1921
george Holmes
Ies 90 I7I 10 isi 40 1913 lss 1921
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
u. NJ. Cagers Upset
Ohio State, $3.50
BY CLAYTON HELPER

ANN ARBOR. Jan. 24.-Bill
Cartmlll went on a coring
rampage, a rare occurrence this
season, and the University Of
Michigan baSekaball team scored
an upset victory Ohio State,
53-39, before 1900 fans in Yost
Field House tonight
The Wolverine captain scored II
points 10 give his team its second
Bib Ten victory in seven starts
and Ohio State its fourth defeat
in six conference games. 1t was
the third Michigan triumph in II
games this season.
Cartmill grabbed the ball al the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
L|<HS
\ BY 1eo' 'laodontu
SPORTS EDITOR
Bernans Not the Only Football Coach Called
From His Job by Uncle Sam
SPORTS EDITOR

Besides Biernan of Minnesota, famous football
coaches called coors include Maj Bob Neyland (Ten
nessee) Maj. Emory (Swede) Larson Navy Maj
Lawrence Nebraska and Pat Hanley Boston
University Red Hahnensen star halfback on the 1910
Northwestern football has enrolled in the naval air
and taking preliminary training Genvew Ill. Matte
Mann heavyweight rngser who of Joe Louis victims
has joined Guard Tosh Myazaki Japanese boy
who American and starred Northwestern Uni
yersitys wrestling has joined the United States Army
Sonia Hene her arrival in New York from Detroit
bought $4,000 worth Of defense bonds At first she
didn't know her hubby Dan Topping who met her at
Grand Central Station Dan had built up mustache
while soma the road Dave Alerdice Prince
tons piGskn passer is at Randolph Field Texas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Get Off Gets Home
In HiaIeah Handicap

MIAMI. Fla, Jan "a QNS).-A
field of Ia smart sprinters fought
il out for honorS in the $1,000
added money Palm Beach Handi-
cap at Hialeah Park this after
noon, with Circle NJ. Ranch's Get
Off, coupled with Allcssandro.
coming home the winner.
Jockey Basil James got the vet
eran son of American Flag home
over the seven furlongS of a fast
track IN lbs Is. leading r. w
Collins Sweet Willow and the
WeXlcr d. Shagrln color bearer.
Red Dock. Get OF paid $1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Helped Bob Teller

While at Cleveland. O'Neill had
much 10 do with developing Bobby
Teller At Buffalo he had Lou
Boudreau and Roy Mack as his
second base combination and his
coaching Of the pair sent them TO
Cleveland. where they developed
into the best fielding combination
IN the big leagues. Boudrcau has
since been named manager OF
Cleveland.
Among player contracts trans
ferred from MuSkegon 10 Beau
mont were those of three Detroit
boys, John MCHale. first baSeman:
John Lipon and Bob Henry, short
stops. Others moving up are pitch
erS Frank Overmire Of Grand
Rapids. former Western Michigan
College ace, and Roy Clark OF
Pontiac.
From MuSkcgon 70 Winston
Salem will 90 among others.
catcher Joe Lis. Detroit; Cornelius
Berry. Kalamazoo, infielder: John
Pavoris and John Radulovich De-
troit infielderS. and pitchers Her.
man Bishop. Pontiac; Roy FisheX
Brown City; Bob Hall, Detroit
George Lake, jackson; Dave Lat
ter. Leslie; Joe Moceri. Detroit,
and Fred Osborne, Bear Lake,
Mich.
Jack Tighe. who handled the
Muskegon club last season, will
manage WinSton-Salcm this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Prep Baseball Star
Now Air Cadet

Fred Carney. 81. Of 20 Highland
avenue. Highland Park. today be.
came an air cadet and leaves Mon
day for Kelly Field, Texas. Carney,
who was an all-city first baSeman
with Highland Park High and
was signed by the Brooklyn
Dodgers. attended their training
school and was farmed out 10 Tai
lahassee in the Georgia-Florida
League where he pitched and
played the various infeld positions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Parker to Join Navy

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. "a up
Ace Parker. former Duke ALL
America football star and lead
ing professional back, said today
he was going 10 enlist in the army.
Parker. backfcld ace Of the Brook
lyn pro grid eleven. predicted that
tho war is going TO mean the end
OF professional football.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Wings Threaten

The Ranger scoring thrust fol-
lowed several brilliant attempts
by the Red Wings which were
foiled by Sugar Jim Henry, the
Rangers rookie goalie.
Detroit tied the score with less
than two minutes left in the open
ing period when Pat McReavy
drove home the rebound of Joe
Carveths hard shot from left
wing. McReavy was just sweeping
across the goal mouth as Henry
came out TO stop Carveth'S shot.
and he picked the short side with
a sharp angle shot.
New York turned the heat on
the Wings with the opening of the
second period and Babe Pratt rang
up the second goal for the New
Workers after a little more than
seven minutes of play TO give his
team the lead.
Pratt took a pass on left wing
from Warwick Just inside the De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

opening tipoff and scored his first
goal scarcely before the echo OF
the whistle died.
The Bucks managed TO tie the
score twice. at 3-3 and II. but
Michigan went on to build up a
27-16 margin at half time.
Only bright spot in the Ohio
State offcnSc was Max GecowetS.
junior guard, who tailed - points
strictly on his own merit. The
Bucks fumbled many opportunities
through faulty ball handling.
Also contributing a major share
Of the Wolverine total were Leo
Doyle with il points and Jim
Mandler with 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Sabin and TaIbert
Go Into Net Finals

CORAL GABLES. Fla. Jan. "a.
CUP) Wayne Sabin of Reno.
Ncv. and Billy Talbcrt of Cincin-
natl moved easily today into the
doubles finals of the University
Of Miamis annual invitation ten
ms tournament with Cd, 81
victory over Francisco Segura.
Ecuadorean star and George Pero
OF Miami
Thor opponents tomorrow will
be Gardnar Mulloy of Coral
Gables and Jack Kramer of Oak
land. Cal Mulloy and Kramer
VIII meet for the singles title to-
morrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

an aviation Punch Broadbent, famous Ottawa player
20 ago played three Stanley Cup and
sandwiched hitch in the first World War; is back in the
Royal Force The New York Yankees, who lost Johnny
Ken Svestr Uncle SAM also have to part
Tommy Heinrich and Phil Rzzuto, both of whom expect
be recassifedand Russo who may this
Senorta Lenk, sensational swimmer from Brazil
history high school in Rio de Janeiro she's
graduate of the University Of Sac Paolo her home city
she has enrolled the Springfield Mass Physical Education
College threemonhs in teaching of swimming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
DENLY Sweepstakes
DeddIine Is NEARING

Entries close next Sunday for
the second annual bowling five
man bowling sweepstakes TO be
held at DENLY Recreation, Febru-
airy rs. The event IS divided into
TWO classes, 4 and b. the latter
for teams of S75 average of less.
The first five guaranteed prizes
are $500. 5000 500, S75 and $50.
Don Tcahan Is president and Fred
Mlller eccroiary of the sWeeps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Nedr-MirocIe Save

The Detroit goalie was the most
active man in Olympia. Just a
minute later ne was on his back
after saving on Alex Shibicky
when Lynn Patrick blazed a low
shot at the net Mowers Just
reached II with his stick for a
near-miraCle save.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Metro Leaders
Play Auto Club

Auto Club, the only aggregation
which boasts victory over Coca
Cola. again takes on the Metro
polltan League pacemakerS in the
feature of two games Sunday aft
ernoon at Olympia.
In the first contest, at 100
o C lock. URWA plays O'Neil-
Hoffner which will seek 10 end a
losing streak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Need Only a '22'

IF you own a % caliber rife.
used exclusively in these matches,
you are all set.
Although guns arc not available
at the special Workmanship
courses now being offered by the
Board of Education in Detroit high
schools, many rifle clubs Will be
able TO assist in getting you
started.
The courses in craftsmanship at
high schools are under the expert
direction of regular army ser
geantS and are avail able at
Chadsey. Central, Cooley. DENLY,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Buy n Bomb
Kuzma Recovering

ANN ARBOR. Jan. "a. - Tom
Kuzma, star Michigan halfback
who is confined 10 the university
health service with pneumonia. Is
doing well. according 10 DR.. Gil
bert De RYke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

troit blue line and coaSted through
the defense and across the goal
mouth. He Tipped the puck in
after feinting Mowers 10 the ice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
- HFW
Record Is Safe

A record that may never be
broken-Mark Panthers Big Ten
javelin throw mark Of 2l9, feet
Ia inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

life, whether II be for national de-
Tense, hunting or for the sheer fun
of competing for honors in rifle
competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

SUNDAYS GAMES
o Neil Honner vs. URWA. Auto Club VI
Coca Cola
CAT Olympia 80 p. M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Train With Tigers

The Beaumont club will train
at Lakeland this spring with the
Tigers. reporting on March 2, and
using the same playing field and
hotel accommodations. A series
of exhibition games with Interna-
tional League and American AS
ISOLATION clubs is 10 be arranged.
O'Neill has had long and
brilliant career in baseball. He
broke into the big leagues with
Cleveland in 1911 as a catchey1
developing into one OF the besy
backstopS in the game.
O'Neilis first managerial Job was
with Toronto of the international
League in 1929, staying there three
seasons. He went TO Toledo OF
the A erican Association as
Catcher-coach in 1882. and pLloted
the team in 1888 and 1894.
From Toledo, ONeill moved 10
Cleveland as coach in 1885. being
named manager OF the Indians in
August OF that year. He spent the
next two seasons as Cleveland
manager. In 1899 he was named
pilot of Buffalo IN the Internal
.tlonal League, remaining there
three seasons before he came 10
Detroit as coach last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Texas Ledguers
To Join Tigers
At Lakeland
Muskeeon Players
Will Be Transferred
to Southern Clubs
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Steve ONeill, coach of the De-
troit Tigers during the 194l sea-
son, has been appointed manager
OF Beaumont, Texas League farm
club, according TO an announce
ment Saturday by Walter o.
Briggs. Tiger owner.
Naming OF O'Neill as pilot OF
the Texas League team disposed
of the possibility that the fran
chise would be moved from Beau
mont to Austin this year. He re-
places Gordon Hinkle.
1t was also announced by
Briggs that players on the roS-
ter of the Muskegon club of the
Michigan State League would be
transferred to the Winston-Salem
IN. c. club of the Piedmont
League, owned by the Tigers, or
10 Beaumont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

Buy n Bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

Buy a Bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
PARTY A SUCCESS

The Halloween party az Rouge
was a huge success. About 400
skated, $50 of which were in cos
tune. An additional 100 people
were spectators. Laughs in pro-
fusion were drawn by the comedy
team of Diamond and jim. Don't
forget Pot OF Gold Night this
Saturday.
Arena Gardens is making plans
for its seventh anniversary party
next Thursday. It'll be a whiz.
bang affair and all old and new
members Of the Arena Gardens
Roller Skating Club are cordially
invited to join in the gala cele'
bration.
Bobby Roberts, drum major for
the Arena club. was home on fur
Tough a few days ago and had
many interesting stories 10 tell
Its getting so when roller skaters
in service get home on leave they
come directly 10 their favorite
rink before going home, Just 70
see J. everything is the same.
NEW PROS
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Peters are
the new club professionals at Ar
Icadia. Why don't you give them
a cordial welcome by packing
their class hours? About one
thousand skated al the Halloween
party. Prizes were defense bonds
and stamps
There was a big uproar when
the prize for the best dressed
lady went 10 Frank Sobocinski,