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Evening star., 1942-05-10
Bar Meeting to Hear Fuhy

Solicitor General Charles Fahy
will be among the speakers at the
monthly meeting of the District Bar
Association at the Mayfower Hotel,
at pm Tuesday.
Evening star., 1942-05-10
George {. Davis Heads
Masonic Carnival for
Benefit Of Home
Night Of Thrills
To Be Given June 19
At Griffith Stadium

Appointment Of George E. Davis
as chairman of the Districts annual
Masonic carnival for the benefit of
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Evening star., 1942-11-20
EVENING IN PARIS
SETS

Gorgeous silver finish gift box
containing regular sizes Of
Face Powder, Perfume, Rouge
Compact, Lipstick and q gen.
erous jar Of Talcum, nestled in
pretty, satiny $E IN
lined box ~sSS
Evening star., 1942-11-20

A handsome blue gift box
containing large Wooden
Bowl filled with fragrant
Shaving Soap and q 6-ounce
bottle Of tingling, refresh-
ing After : Shave
Lotion. He'll like OAR
this fine gift. IT.
Evening star., 1942-11-20
coTY GIFT SETS

Choice Of L'Aimant, Paris,
Lorigan or Emeraude fra
grances. A beautifully satiny
lined box containing regular
sizes Of All-Spun Face Pow
der, Perfume. Lipstick and
tin Of fragrant
Tslesm $4.25
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Mrs. BiddIe
Proud Over
War Family
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK. March II. Mrs.
Anthony J. DrcXel Biddle Sr. is
a proud woman these days all
the male members Of her fam
lily: her husband. her son and
three ErandSons are serving
Uncle Sam.
Tony Biddlc ST.. an expert
in bayonet warfare. has gone
back into the service with the
marines. as an instructor de-
spite being nearly three-Score
and ten; Tony Biddle Jr., as
is we'll known is doing a Hercu-
lean Job as the United States
ambassador and minister 10 five
or six European governments
operating in exile in London.
his son, Nicholas Bddle. has !
believe. given up his studies a
Harvard in favor Of a stretch
in the United States Navy. Cor
della Blddle Duke Robertson s.
elder son. Angler Biddle Duke.
is wearing the KHAKI Of the army
and "CordyS' younger son An
thonv DreXel Duke Ghe Duke
boys are cousins Of Doris Duke
CROMWELL rates the single gold
stripe OF an ensign.
All OF which causes Mrs Bid
die Sr. 10 carry her head high
these days.
Contrary 10 general belief
Mr.. and Mrs. Biddle ST.. no
longer are rich. Which accounts
for the fact that they have been
IN social retirement almost 10
years. ever since forSaking New
York for their native PhIladcl-
DhIa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Luncheon Set
For Head Of
Girl Scouts

a LUNCHEON party in honor
Of Mrs. Paul RittcnhouSe Of New
York. national director Of Girl
Scouts. Will be given by mem
bcrS Of the Detroit Girl Scout
Council at l p m. Friday in the
Detroit Club.
Girl Scouts throughout the ma
ton are observing the thlrtleth
anniversary OF this movement in
the United States this week.
There are about 1000 members
OF this Community Fund agency
IN the Detroit area. including
J 900 volunteer leaders
Members of the Detroit Gul
Scout Council who viii attend
the luncheon party include Mrs.
Frank CouzcnS. park district
chairman: Mrs. Horace Turner.
cabinet chairman: Mrs. Alfred
Sims. assistant secretary Mr>
Sidney WeISman. assistant treas
urer Mrs. Neil &. McMath.
camp chairman; Mrs Arthur
Webster membership chairman.
Mrs. Verne Bingham, president.
Mrs. Roger Walker. vice preSl-
dent Mrs. John Hockey. wa
president. and Mrs. William
Adams. member-at-largc.
Staff members attending viii
be Miss Catharinc Y. Richards.
executive secretary, Mrs Edwin
r Williams and Miss Miriam
Edmund>on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Mrs. Fox
Acclaimed
On Birthday

OVERCOME FOR a minute
by all the tributes paid her at
the luncheon given in her honor,
at Hotel Statler, by the Detroit
Historical Society, Mrs. Emma
A. Fox. who will be 95 on March
% recovered her poiSe and SAID
with a smile:
Il don't often get 20 this point.
l must be getting old"
Mrs. Fox appearance belied
her % years. She had on
modish dress OF grey crepe, with
bolero jacket and grey lace bod
ice, 10 which was pinned a bunch
of violetS, and a bright, dark
blue felt hat trimmed with
matching VclNct ruScttcS.
She is dean Of Detroit club
women and a noted parliament
arlan.
MRS. WILSON W. MILLS
"a the singing Of "Tlapvy Birth
day to You Uappy Birthda>.
Dear Emma, Happy Birthday 10
You - Just before Mrs Fox cut
the huge birthday cake.
Other. at Mo sneakers table
t,nIch WI, drclied win arranoc-
mrntS of White flowers and
rrccncry were. Mrs |. f.
smith luncheon chairman Mr.,
Roscoe e Huston. who presented
Mrs Fox. Mrs. lIrnrl b .Io,
Miss Agnes Burton. Mi>, Gracir
Cnmm Orla y TaAlor and John
\ntiSdel.
AMONG TIDSr who paid
minute 10 Mrs Fn< and broucbt
GREETINGS from thor >ociet,eS
were. Orla = T3>lor pJr,idcn,
of the Dc,rou .lli,toriraI SocI-
ely. Mrs Jo,. rcnrc>rn,iue The
DmuchterS of Colonial war.
Nlirb,oap Snc,ct, nf which ,na
- honoIar, .ptf,l5.ni. Palnn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

avenue and daughter, Lois, and
Mrs. Leah Seldman Of Glynn
court are leaving Friday for a
months stay in Miami, Fla.
They will stay at the President
Madison Hotel. \\
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Plan Concert
For Russian
War Relief
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

AN INVITATTONAL benefit
concert will be given Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Michael
Freeman in West Boston boule-
ward with Russian War Relief,
Inc, receiving the proceeds.
Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Os-
valid M. Gruhzit of Hampton
road are sponsoring the unusu-
ally interesting Russian program
which will be run off that eve
ming at $50 o'clock.
The first Detroit performance
OF the prize-winning Quintet"
for piano and strings. by Dimitri
ShoStakovitch. will he heard at
that time and artists who've
preferred their services include
the brilliant pianist Edward
Bredshall: the popular concert
soprano. Lois Chapman: Henry
Siegl, Emily Adams. Valbert
Coffey and JaScha Schwartz
man. quartet from the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra.
More anon.
MR.. AND MRS. WIS
FISHER BROWN continue their
basking in the Southwest (hri-
IONA. when we last heard) and
show no signs OF returning 10
their attractive home in Grand
Marais boulevard.
PRETTY MRS. DAN McDUF-
FEE Renee Renaud. as waS)
is down i'm Toledo for a bit OF
visit. hut viii return Thursday,
we understand.
Mp. AND MRS. DAVID
ELDER of Staten Island. y. Y.
arrived in Detroit by plane re-
Gently 10 be the houSeguestS of
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Ander-
son Jr. OF Longfellow avenue
And Immediately after the
departure Of her house guests
Mrs. A. will lump into plans
for the observ ancP of the
birth d az Of her daughier-
Kathryn Karen.-her first birth
day, as A matter OF fact.
MRS FRANK KUHN and her
small daughter, Aeriellc OF Nc
klnley place are 10 be found
Somewhere In Arizona where
they plan 20 spend the next
month or so absorbing all the
aCtinicS available before return
ing TO the Pointe. where they
hope TO find spring awaiting
them.
IN ANOTHER few days Mrs.
Herbert s Weber and young
Henry c. will be returning 10
CadicuX road from New Orleans
where they've been experiencing
the past six weeks
No carnival this year Of
course. but the weather has
been behaving beautifully and
they've been enjoying a reunion
with Mrs. VS. family and old
friends.
OUT AT ALBION three local
maldenS have Just been elected
ia important offices in Alpha VI
Delta national sorority on the
college campus.
The honorcd Misses PHYLLIS
Johnston. Ruth kirkby and Julia
lIatton are the thrilled bellies
and they now occupy reSpec-
lively. the roles OF vice prcSi-
dent, secretary and treasurer.
MRS. F.. d RUTHERFORD
Of Puritan road. Birmingham Is
freSh.ln from the West Coast.
MPS LEO ADLER OF Tyler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

AFTER HER visit with Bud Randolph Field
Mrs Fred MorIcu Zeder or 'Meadowawn 49,. journeycd
cross-country, The Shormedc Miami Beach. am
that stately till the end Of the month
. AT which she'll huriyns back to the Ponte
welcome daughter Priscilla. for that spring vacation
from MISS School. in Bernardsyille " a..
Ncarv bile Mr Zoder... and daughter, Dorothy.
have returned their lakeside home after thar view Of
Bad that's about all tine from 1900 East Icfcr
son avenue This -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Also TO Help Get Patronesses and Ushers

THESE LAST-NAMED young women will also assist
securing paonesses and ushers and preparing pro
gram the defense projects under their
respective alma matters.
Well. let's what other do have for
you.
Nh and Mrs, Frederick McCraw. of Devonshire road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

erlCk MCGraWs of DeVOnShlre
road, will soon become the
bride of Joseph B. Fresard.
Society. sent a telegram OF con-
CALCULATIONS and good wishes TO
Mrs. Fox. Mrs. Wilson was pre-
siding at the annual meeting Of
The WomenS Auxiliary of the
Salvation Army OF which she
has been president for many
years
A telegram from California
from Mrs. Charles Horton Met
calf. member OF many patriotic
organizations and one of Mrs
t'oNS first parliamentary law
pupils.
THE EIGHTH annual Hobby
Show of Crosse Polnte Country
Day School and Detroit Uni
NcrSity School will be held
tomorrow al G p. {. y. with
the chlldrcnS exhibits on view
from until ; o'clock and the
adults from s until 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Attendants Bouquet Of Rubrum Lilies

THE ATTE,EDAN = bouquet Of iubYum lilies
Roger Sherman vas best and Malcolm d. Vail
Jr. Of the bridegroom seated the guests.
small wedding reception held Al The Drake
which ne brIdeGfooms parents tie Edmund H. Ees
.reeoH the bridal pair. and the Todds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Mrs. Chandler TO Handle Ticket Sales

ALSO MRS. H. X CHANDLER. who viii handle the
ticket sales and
Stewart La Dow who will look after the good old
publicity.
Plus following gals who'll TO the public rcla
lions of the separate college clubs.
Elizabeth Hodges. Radcliffe.
Mrs Frederick Dykstra Barnard.
Mrs Edgar A. Guest Jr.... Vassar....
Margaret Swan. Smith.
Mrs John r. Decker. Wellesley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
OF for To-Day Stay in Chicago

OFF FOR Today stay Chicago. the elegan'
Misses Louise Topping daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. e.
Topping Of Lake Shore road
md Ann Forsyth daughter Of the Richard F. Forsyhs
....of The Iibbard...
While the stay-at homes being fascinated VII.
something approaching from outof-town....
Namely.
Maurice Evans production OF Macbeth with Juiii'
Anderson a the paddy washing Queen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Performance TO Aid Scholarship Funds

AS YOU may know. the opening performance of tn
tragedy. being taken by the Detroit Alumna
Of those eastern colleges Barnard Bryn Nav
49, Mount Hoyoke Radcliffe Smith. Nassar.
Wellesley E.
Whose scholarship funds will benefit substantially
original committee charge of arrang
Include
Mrs. Daniel Potter of Smith who'll the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

extra gas. II there were four
persons riding In one car, each
would he given enough gas TO
drive his auto 10 work for one
week and the workers would
take turns driving. This Is what
we want tO do. We don't want
one man 20 wear out his car.
We want 60 keep as many cars
as possible I'm service"
Despite the amount OF gas the,
would get for essential riding. al
motorists would get only enough
for 1000 miles OF pleasure driving
Slutz said. In addition 10 driving
10 work, essential driving may In
clude necessary trips TO doctors Of
hospital, ne explained.
Miekle said that he and Slut
did not discuss with Dean the
problem of whether families will
two cars would be given gas fol
each. but he presumed they would
I'VE are trying 10 ave rub
Der. not gas" he said.
He also said IL was not decided
whether the gas would be allotted
for specific periods or whether
motorists would be able to use j
any time they wished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Extra Gas
Civilian Defense Aides
TO Get More

LANSING, June 5.--Want to
escape gasoline rationing? Be a
civilian defense worker.
A bulletin issued 10 chairman
of local defense councils by the
state council assures Michigan's
$50. 900 civilian defense workers
they viii be able to secure gas
in additional to the ration allotted
them for personal use.
The bulletin originated at the
sixth regional defense office, Chi
cago, and local officials are reluc-
tant TO comment on the part
which indicates workers must
have a full gas tank at all times.
This is necessary. 1t says, be-
cause defense enrollees must at
tend emergency meetings on short
notice, and stand by for bombing
attacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinlty-slightly cooler TO-
night and early tomorrow. Gentle 70
moderate winds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

MIDLAND, June S uNS).-
Revolutionary new methods OF
vnthetic rubber production that
igill assure retreaded tires in the
near future and may sound the
mel of the nations dependency
IN natural rubber supplies were
revealed here today by DR.. Will
ard II. Dow, president OF the Dow
! chemical Company.
4 According TO the scientist. the
4 process will make possible before
i he end of the year the paint
4 orush application OF synthetic
4 rubber TO cut and bruised tires,
! adding thousands Of miles TO their
1 lie.
MONTHS OF EXPERIMENT
J bows comments here followed
several months OF experiment with
The Thiokol Corporation of New
Jersey. for which the Midland
S-hemical company has been max
ing crude rubber since 1888.
= The government has now ap.
proved the manufacture Of thioko
for both new tires and retreads
y Completely new tires Of thioko
have withstood wear for 10.00C
miles, Dow said. Retreats. he est.
MATED. would last 5000 miles, al
bkhough natural rubber retread
GENERALLY are limited TO $500.
q s1,ooo.ooo PLANT HERE
Y. For retreads, thiokol can b.
Slsed without cement. A heat cure
bakes the liquid into the tire after
~ has been applied by brush.
Il Discussing plans for million
dollar thiokol plant here. Doctor
Dow said advantages Of the new
process included the facts that the
material can be readily obtained
IN this country and that manufac-
turing Is simple.
!. 1he patented formula held b
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Trucks Assured
|For Perishab|es

LANSING. June assurances
that truck shipment Of Michfgan's
perishable fruit and vegetable
crops would not be halted or i'm
peded by federal transportation
restrictions were received today
by Leo V. Card, state agriculture
administrator, from Joseph B.
Eastman, defense transportation
administrator.
The federal order. effective July
I, requires that trucks carry a
full load one way and at least a
rs per cent load on return.
Eastman said Michigan's sit
uation will receive full attention
and some method will be worked
out to avoid paralysis Of the
shipment of perishables," Card
said.
He sent a letter to Eastman to-
day asking for permanent exemp-
ton of crop trucks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

|tion parleys, the two men were
said to have decided pretty gen.
orally" how soon Anglo-American
supply schedules can shoulder the
burden OF an about attack on the
European continent.
British spokesman, authors of
this general assertion, for reasons
|of military secrecy, declined to di-
vulge the nature of the decisions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
;. Saving Private Cars and Tires

These bus lines the job you your oat
Willow Run and dozens of other production plants through
out Southeastern Mgan Indeed of these buses
doing double duty in the program Besides carrying work.
es to tasks schedule each bus
saving private and tires for the needs of
Every mile OF rewear you will provide
ply OF vital materials that be needed possible future
This advertisement printed the interests of maintaining
efficient transportation and from the production
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
AEF Names Soldier
Held in Sex Killings

MELBOURNE, June 5 (UP).-
United States army headquarters
revealed today that the American
soldier accused of three sex muir
ders is Private Edward j. Leonski,
IA. OF New York.
They said his trial before court
martial would begin June 10. III
found guilty, Leonski may be
hanged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Detroit Sea Cadets
Start Cruise Saturday

The first summer cruise for the
Detroit Sea Cadets, a branch OF
the Boy Scouts of America, will
start at $3.50 a. m. tomorrow when
the cadets mobilize at the u. s. S.
McKeever, Campus Martius and
Woodward avenue, for review by
naval officers. The cadets will 60
to Camp Brady, near Waterford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

reached. but acknowledged that
Lyttelton's mission would result in
a further coordination of the
British-American victory program
to speed the turnover of planes,
tanks and ships.
The range of discussions be-
tween Lyttelton and Nelson was
described as wide" Assisting the
British minister was a staff of 10
experts who are we'll versed with
Britain's supply and production
progress and problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
u. S. Frees Ezio Pima

NEW YORK, June S (INS).--
Ezio Pima, famous basso of the
Metropolitan Opera Company: has
been released from Ellis Island,
where he had been held for in
vestigation as an enemy alien
since March, 1t was revealed to-
day. No details of the Italian-born
singing stars release. or the reason
for his long detention. were an
nounced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
War Plant Tour

Oliver Lyttleton. chief of war
production In Winston Churchill's
cabinet, will visit Detroit's defense
plants tomorrow, accompanied by
Donald Nelson. director of the
|WPB. and Henry Morgenthau, Sec
|retary of the treasury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
MISC Youth Named Consul

EAST LANSING, June S (UP).
Michigan State College today
had one OF the youngest consuls in
the world with the announcement
of the appointment of Henry ST.
mons Quiroz, 20, as honorary con-
sui for the Republic Of Panama in
Lansing. Simons is a junior from
Panama CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Invasion Date
SET for Farley
BY MICHAEL CHINIGo
Init News Service staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON. June 5.-The
zero hour of European invasion
was tentatively chosen today by
WPB Chairman Donald Nelson and
|Britain's minister of production,
oliver Lyttelton.
At the conclusion of almost un-
interrupted day and night produc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Rubber Substitute
Revealed by DIR. Dow

the Thiokol corporation, uses chic
rine, caustic soda. ethylene and
sulphur, all OF which are obtain
able in huge quantities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Photo by Times stan Photosrl

transportation emergencies Your ability job itself
may depend certain times in the future your and
tires Take precautions now-save those treSl
You of each of these bus and schedules
from the Willow Run Transportation Office the Willow Run
Employment Office any Bus Station Bus Driver The
many Detroit Street Railway Willow Run from Detroit
itself shown here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-09
Rotary Told
China Status

Men Tzu Hwang, a Chinese stu.
dent at University OF Michigan,
answered patient questions about
China and the war in the Orient az
the noon luncheon meeting OF Ro-
tary Club In Hotel Huron today.
This was in observance OF China
Day" which was designed 10 ac-
quaint ROtarians with that country.
The observance was throughout the
United States and Canada.
Mr.. Hwang said that before De-
cember r. China was iighting alone,
but now she has a strong helper
and the United States and China
are fighting side by side II Is
the Axis plan, he said. u pit race
against race. and religion against
religion.
The speaker said that the Chi
nese would not give up, that II they
had wanted to they would have
long ago now. he said. The Japs
realize that they will have TO de-
feat the British and the United
States. China has an army of
5000. 900. and 100000 reserves,
See ROTARY Page 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-09
LOAN To CHINESE
FIRST On LIST Of
j. s. MUST BILLS
Second War Powers Bill to
Broaden Authority to
Requisition Goods
AIR RAID PROTECTION
FUNDS UNDER SCRUTINY
Early Action Promised on
Womens Auxiliary
Army Corps

Washington. Feb. 9-INS-Seek-
ing to clear its decks for the tradi-
tional Lincoln Day speech-makins
Thursday, Congress went TO work
today on long list OF must" legis-
lation.
Heading the program in inter
national significance is the $500.
100000 appropriation TO make
money available for the previous
ly authorized war loan to China.
Rep. Cannon Cd Mo, chairman
Of the House Appropriations Com
mittee announced that only brief
hearings on this bill will be held
before the measure is rushed To
the floor where unanimous APPROX
al is expected.
Also on the House floor is the
Senate approved second war pow
ers bill' which greatly broadens
the governments authority TO re-
QUESTION private property and to
enforce priority orders. This omni.
bus measure also provides for free
postage for all men in the armed
forces.
The House must also dispose of
the Sl60,000,000 appropriation bill
carrying funds for air raid protec-
ton equipment to be handled by
the Once OF Civilian Defense. This
measure is tied up in raging con-
troyersy over employment OF dane
ers and actors in Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt's volunteer participation
section.
Leaders meanwhile have promis-
ed early action on the War Depart
ment requested bill setting up u
women's auxiliary Army corps to
enlist American womanhood at s2l
a month to serve in non-combatant
duties.
The Senate, before recessing for
Lincoln's birthday, is expected to
approve the nomination of Leon
Henderson as price administrator
under the recently approved price
control bill.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-09
Putrolman Killed by Crash
Ford BakerVictim,
Nine Others
Injured

One person was killed and nine
persons we're injured in an auto
mobile collision at the intersec-
ton OF Cherry Hin and Beck Rds..
about six miles northeast OF Ypsi'
lanti. Sunday afternoon.
Ford Baker. ~. Detroit patrol
man. died soon after admittance
to Boyer Memorial Hospital
Passengers in the automobile
driven by Baker who were lnjur-
ed are his wife. Mrs. Edna Baker.
q, shock and bruises, Harold
Baker. 20. Worthwhile. facial lacera-
tons, Mrs Bevie Baker, So. North
vile, severe head cuts, and Mrs.
Laura Morley, "a. Marshall, ~ c.
possible fractured hip.
Philip H. McNulty. ~. 1854
Cherry Hill Rd., driver OF the other
automobile. received back injuries.
Mrs. McNulty A.. received facial
decorations; Carl 7, received a
broken leg and cuts. John. 10, and
Phillip. Jr, Is. suffered facial and
head lacerations
All the Injured were taken TO
Boyer Hospital
Two Injured
Two women we're injured In col.
lisions on city streets over the
week end.
Mrs. Naomi Crawford. T05 Vir-
I ginia Pr received cash above
her right eye when the automobile
In which she was riding. driven
/ by William X Crawford. 500 Con
gress st, collided with another
driven by Cimillo Cirono. Wixom,
Mich, on Oak St at Charles st.
Sunday afternoon
Mrs William j. Hirshlieb. 1904
Holmes Rd.. suffered an Injured
neck when the automobile In
which she was riding. driven by
Mr. Hirshlieb, was struck in the
rear by another driven by Milton
DeMosh, 1909 Grand Blvd. at the
I intersection OF Washtenaw Ave
and Ballard st. Saturday
Cars Damaged
Automobiles driven by Malcolm
McCulioch. 707 Congress St. and
John Waldo. Detroit. we're dam
AGED in collision at w Cross
st. and Wallace Blvd Sunday az
ternoon.
Car Struck
An automobile owned by Carl l.
DeNike. POI S Prospect ST. was
struck by another driven by Evaart
Johnston. 30s3 Plat Rd.. at +
Cross and y. Prospect Sts Sunday.
Damage Results
Damage resulted - automobile
driven by Larry Pesacreta. $50
Sheridan St. and Mrs. lnez Matte
son. Wayne. in a collision at Bal
lard and Pearl SITS. sunday morn
I ing
( Car Damaged
An automobile owned by Robert
/ Bone. Flint. was damaged when a
See ACCIDENT-Page 6