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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
BAD POST POSITION

In most previous races the
horses have hardly been underway
and were still fighting for position
when they had to make the turn.
less than a sixteenth Of a mile
away. AS a result horses on the
outside were frequently almost rug
right out of the park
Sun Arbor started TO follow
Bold Grafton out yesterday but
little Albert Beverly. his rider,
put a strong left arm on MIN and
brought him back in.
Steward Young also said that in
the future all horses running over
the turf course would be checked
10 see they had been schooled over
the grass.
I'VE have assumed that train
ers who are running horses over
the grass would he smart enough
to school them over II, too, just
as you would school horses from
the gate. But we're going to
make certain" said Young.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
? HITS FOR YORK

The Tigers scored one Of their
three runs in the second inning
when Rudy York doubled, moved
TO third on a single by Jimmy
Bloodworth and scored after
Spence grabbed Birdie Tebbetts'
long fly ball in center field The
other two runs came in the eighth.
Ross led off with a double and
scored when Doc Cramer also dou-
bled. Doc in turn clicked at home
on a single by York.
A crowd OF 1850 paid saw the
game.
The Tigers and Yankees battle
today. with AL Benton facing
Spud Chandler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
Tiger Pitching Records

.rra's o. s. 40 Sss 49, 3U 400
'Ireud.rr totals ~ Fuchs McNair and
rans and 20 game PLAYED with Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
SPARKLING WORKOUT

Just before embarking for Chi
cago for one of the supreme tests
of his short racing career, Shut
Out proved the value of top breed
ing in the racing industry when he
turned in a mile and a quarter
workout over the Belmont oval in
POS 3-5. He rang up the quarter
in % 2-5. the half in :46 As, six
furlongs in Ill 3-5. mile in 1877.
mile and furlong in 1;50 2-5 and
the route, eaSed up, in 2:05 3-5.
The track record for that dis
lance at Belmont is POP 3-5. held
by Whisk Broom II. The track
record for the mile and a quarter
at Arlington is POI is, held by
Discovery.
Sound as a dollar and running
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
Mysterious Reds
Cling 10 Fourth
In Senior Loop

NEW YORK. Iuly "a CUP1 -
Tolrth place lr the Natlona
League was occupied today by The
V--1T1C1UT6TI .ICgSg Zoe ny StcfA 'cah.
Of 1912.
MYSTERIOUS Is iust The word
FOR Cincinnati. because ~ rs diff
cl-lt for anybody 10 understand
most Of AN Manager BID McNech-
me. how ms club has remained IN
the first division as long as ~ has
wir1cu. winning anN off aer than
il las with such wax f,ttnc
Simple addition. OF course shows
that Inc Rcds have won moro
games tEan me Cubs. Pirates,
Braves and FN1lS and u takes only
n little baseball S7NNy 20 learn
that only defense has kept Cincin-
rau in the top half of the senior
circuit
SIMPLE PROBLEM
NcKechnie's problem is simple.
He needs new and younger talent.
lie always has had a penchant for
building around veterans and now
tho strategy is back-fring because
time and the law aver ges have
caught up with his oldSterS His
stars are no longer capable OF play
ing with the NeTve and skill OF
their Younger days
PERHAPS TIRE i}raeoff- Is realizing
1T. too. because he shipped four
men away last weeksand brought
IN three new ones. OuttielderS
Frank Kelleher Of Newark and
Eric Tipton Of Kansas City were
purchased from the Yankee chain
and catcher al Lakenan brought
in form Syracuse. The veteran
Rolhe Hemsley was released, Harry
Craft sent 70 Kansas City and Jim
sFFurner and Joe Abreu TO Newark.
These reinforcementS will have
an excellent opportunity 10 show
their worth today when the Reds
begin a battle 10 regain third from
the Giants in the opener OF four
game series al the Polo Grounds.
GIANTS BEAT PIRATES
The Giants took sole possession
Of third Yesterday when they beat
the Pirates. Ga, behind brilliant
relief pitching by Bill MCGEE and
heavy hitting by Babe Young and
Johnny Mize. MCGEE allowed only
two hits in 62s innings after re-
lieving Dave Koslo. Mize hit his
nineteenth homer with one on and
Young poied MS first with two on. t
driving in III the Giants runs be-
tween them.
Paced by Rube Melton's eight
hit pitching and a pair Of timely
two-run rallies in the third and
fifth innings. the PhilS rfoSed OUT
the Cardinals. 4-3. last night. /
Albie Glossop shared honors with
Melton, driving 1T the tying and
winning runs with single 10 cen
Ter in the fifth. The loss dropped
the Cards seven games behind the
idle league-leading Dodgers.
YANKEES STREAK ENDED
Cleveland cracked the Yankees
winning streak at II games. COM
ing from behind for an thinning, I
50 triumph. Otto DenningS pinch
single in the eleventh scored Oscar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24

ture rather prominently. with Col.
Ed Bradleys Derby disappoint-
ment, Bless Me, with Regards or
some other colt having a possible
chance.
f'neI Vafdfna Stables colt has
met Shut Out on several occa-
sions. and only once proved SUI
perior. That was when he packed
10 less pounds than Shut Out in
the Dwyer, Shut Out finishing a
good second. But they met again
at equal weights in the Yankee
at Suffolk Downs and
Equipoise's brilliant son nosed out
Valdina Orphan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24

Sound as a dollar and running
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-24
RECORDS PROVE WORTH

mark ir-tte -ranfee.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24
State Surveys
JumbIed Funds
Of East Detroit
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING, Sept. 24.-Members
of the public debt commission to-
day began a survey Of the tangled
finances of East Detroit after
ordering a subpoena of the city's
records.
State Treasurer Theodore 1.
Fry. chairman of the commission,
said the city apparently was using
funds earmarked for debt retire
ment for general operating eX-
.penSes.
The commission in 1910 author
lied a refunding of S2,000,000 in
bonds sold by the city for i'm
provement of public utilities with
the understanding a sinking fund
would be established for orderly
debt retirement.
"State land board sales funds
and other moneys have been re-
turned 10 the city for this pur-
pose, but the agreement has not
been carried out In our opinion"
Fry said.
Unable TO obtain adequate in
formation by mail. the commission
ordered City Treasurer Esley j
BauSch TO bring his records tc
Lansing. Fry said study or their
records will be completed in about
10 days.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

rare of children of working
mothers
"AlI surveys clearly indicate"
Adde's said. "that within n short
time industry will he forced to
employ more and more women
20 take the place Of men being
drafted for the armed forces,
estimates run as high as four
and a half million by the end of
I942.
"Ia the aircraft industry alone
II Is estimated that more than
$50. 900 will be employed by De-
cember az compared to some
thing like 1900 last December.
This will require the recruit
Ing of women with young chill
dren. and immediate steps
should he taken towards the
establishment Of child care CEN
ters.
"The primary responsibility of
setting up childcare centers
rests with the federal govern
menf, and no time should be lost
by the government I'm develop
ing an overall community plan
In those areas where surveys
show that mothers are most
likely 20 be employed"
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24
Dietrich Sees War End

CARACAS. Venezuela, Sept. "a
INS). The war will end next
Autumn with the complete de-
struction of Germany" Wolfram
Dietrich. German author and biog-
rapher. declared today in Caracas.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. Is one OF many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

Mr.. Ralston. the new execu-
tive assistant manager Of
Hotel Book Cadillac. He came
from the Willard Hotel, Wash
ington, where he served in
the same capacity 10 years.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24
Urges U.S. Care
For Babies of
Women in Jobs

George F. Adde's. secretary
treasurer Of the UAW-CIO. today
called upon the federal govern
ment to take steps Immediately 10
create adequate facilities for the
care of children of working
raofharS
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

hIL Open -. OUR RUSSIAN FRONT
See Why Hitler VIII Lose. "NANiSHIN0
NIRGINIAN." q lANkS In TRINIDAD
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

DnnTIJ-E. jefferson, Parkyiew LIE. 1851
DUUiH I,adiesx-Every Tuesday and We'd
nesday. the Latest Creation In Dtnnerware.
Reautifui Georgian Eggsheli. Start Your
Set Tonight. tSee Next ADJ
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

CDLuVI N-1s7t9 Grs'iot. r~rr Horstoa
IhhNhLN Adults 22c Child lie Inc.
Tax p. MscMurray, LADY ~ WILLING
Don Barry In THE CYCLONE MD"
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dyke Nv. s061 4
LhOlVWN 1T STARTS TOMORROW
AFTERNOON-ANOTH SLASHlNG
KARTooN KoMEDY KARNIvAL. Only
Action Program over Weekend in Town.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

DI nnMrICI n-Woodward Ave., Bir'ham :;
DLUUWT lLLD Free Parking. Open 6:46.
DIE" 7:O7-e:3b Plus ENEMY AGENTS
MEET EILERY QUEEN" 7:00-e:26.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

DnnTU-E. Jefferson, Parkview LIE. 4ssl
DUUlH Open 6:15. Spencer Tracy Hedy
Lamar In "TORTIl.LA FLAT Plus
Patric Knowles, THE MYSTERY or
MARIE ROGET" FRI: Barbara stanwyck
in "GREAT MANS LADY"
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

pIpMINCuhM# Extrsl Battle of Midway
DlhlniNuilhIu Shown at 7:0o and 1910.
Last Times. VIM. Powell. "CROssROADs',
lat 7:30, 1o:4O. "ATLANTIC CONVOY"
10 100 Only News. We Issue Bonds In Lobby
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

QEY-F0ft Stre<t W. near Surctfon
MA Open Sis p. NJ. Free Chinsiene
Bowls Arthur Lake, Penny Singleton In
"BIONDIE's BLESSED EVENT" Plus
Dorothy Lamour, DISPUTED PASSAGE
LONE STAR v1GILANTES.' To-day Only.
Free Adm. with s2o War Bond Purchase.
pJlI Tr--Gratiot at Mt. Elliott Parking 4
hlhLiV Open 6:45. Air Cooled Charlie
Chsplin In "THE GOLD RUSH" MEN
OF TEXAS" Robt. Stack. Brod. Crawford.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24
DRIVE IN THEATERS
DRIVEN WEST SIDE Rt'

Maria Montez, Andy Devine, in "sOuTH
OF TAHITI" The Andrews Sisters, Woody
Herman A. Band. WHATS COOkIN'?'
Cartoon. Late War News. Cont. from Dusk.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

DrCCNT-woodw'd-Gd Blvd. TR. 2-6ies II
hLuLNi Last Day. Complete Show After
30. "GRAND CENTRAL MURDER"
Van Herin. Patricia Dane. Brenda Joyce,
Milton BerIe. "WHIsPERING GHOSTS"
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

WYAND0yTE-wysndott.. Mien. .,
Dead End Kids, TOUGH As TINE
COME" JOAN or OZARK" Joe ?
Brown. Judy Csnovs. Extra DONE TAN.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

WFDF (FIintl. 800 .. m.
Friday.
WASH.WoOD (Grsnd Rap
ids), $3.50 p. m. Friday.
Wills port Huron), lli30
p. m. Friday.
WIBM (Jsekson), si45 p. m.
Friday.
WIN Usnsing), si4S p. m.
Friday.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

ynIp-For.st at SIT. Elliott pL. 1880 y
IUuh open s:te. George MontEomsry n
TEN GENTLEMEN FROM WEST POINT
WILD BILL HICKOk RIDES" y. Cabot,
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

AC-I6sSe Plymouth Rd., w. Of Gr'nfld
hlLhO open $40. Ladies' Night. Bert
Lahr "SING YOUR WORRIES AWAY" /"
Paul Kelly, mot LADIES MAN"
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-24

p,WhV rApJT0J Circus PIX. =
b WhI thrlIUL Cont. from 10:45 A. M.
Red SHELTON, Eleanor Powell in "sHIP
AHOy.'' Plus Humphrey Bogart I'm BIC
SHOT" BUY YOUR WAR BONDS HERE
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
Auxiliary Plans
To Redecor
Hipass Hall

RcdecOration of the recreation
hall at HipaSS health camp is to
be undertaken this Spring aS one
OF the projects to be sponsored by
Boycc Aten unit American Legion
Auxiliary
This decision was made at the
units business meeting MONDAY
night in the FL Centre Veterans
hail with MIS- O. G. Carleton,
vice president, presiding in the abb
sense of the president, Mrs. Fred
l.. Riddle.
Mrs A II. Roberts was appointed
chairman of a committee in charge
OF this project, her fellow members
including MIS-. +. p Lehman, Mrs
Norman C. Dcaton, Mrs. George
Nails.
It was announced that unit mem
bcrS have completed 1000 hours OF
work for the Red Cross and that
this coming Friday the members
will meet at 7:30 p m at Red
Cross headquarters to pack finish
eli articles for shipment. having
done the same sort of work last
Friday. Mrs George Nails will be
hostess for the evening.
This coming wcenkCnd, Saturday.
Sunday and Monday, Auxiliary
members will assist the selective
service board with its work, Mrs,
Nails being chairman for this pro
lCCt
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10

Every inch Of free space at the
Red Cross headquarters is located
with finished articles to be packed
INTO boxes for shipment, and many
boxes. already filled are piled
high, or on top of tn" other, as
the FL Centre chapter makes ready
20 send off a huge quota of goods
made by the women and children
OF Imperial Valley
Mrs Hugh 7 Osborne, chairman
OF volunteer service ANA MIS-. II
Il. Audc"~on war production chair
man. have sent out an uraent plea
to everyone having articles at
hcmc to send them in at once as
they are holding up shi, mcnts OF
goods.
Just few OF the completed ar
tit les include: l0U pairs OF pajamaS,
100 warm night gowns for eight
yrar olds. 40 complete laycttcS, 40
toddlerS packs which include
romrcrs, cunning snoWsuitS with
knitted ankle and wrist bands and
with warm hoods attached, with
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
Red Cross Packing Finished
Garments for Shipment

sweater and matching cap and nit
tens, little shirts and diapers, have
been completed, as we'll as some 40
sweaters to 90 to disabled soldiers
III hospitals with a few III blue
yarn for naval hospitals. Quilts,
large and small. blankets, and
many other articles have been
completed. and when all the items
have been sent in 20 headquarters,
thc shipment Will be sent off TO
the warehouse in ogden Uath, and
from there sent to the various
fronts where the articles arc need
cd
High school sewing classes under
the direction of Mrs. Eve Womer
made the tiny shirts for the packs,
and many other organizations from
all groups and all parts OF the
city contributed their work as did
individual residents
New supplies have been ordered
fol over Two months and are eX-
pcctcd daily at the headquarters
when women may starr again on a
new quota.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
Bri9ade++es Vote
Money for Hall

barbara Worth Brgadcttca vol
rd SIS towards a recreation hal
II Camp Scclcy at their monthly
lanchcon meeting Saturday III the
Barbara Worth hotel.
In addition the group appointed
Mlrtlc Simmons and Florence
Tenham as its representatives on
the Military affairs committee. al
Sc choosing a nominating commit
&c to report on March IA when she
annual election Of officers will
take place: Mrs Simmons, Myrtle
Cromcr and Pearl England
Thora Smith was appointed
program chairman and the srou2
at each luncheon meeting vi!
study something about the care.
thC history, the various breeds OF
horses.
The Rrieadrttcs Will have thcW
monthly ride Feb. Is with Mr.
H,nham. Mrs simmons and FFn-
.'s Morcll as hoSlcSaeS
Members viii meet at 9:3O am a.
the north entrance 10 the ia''
Grounds, Imprrlal Tor their rldr'
returning in time for dinner at !
pm. dinner to 'bc served AT IL"
same place. Officers from Camp
Scclcy are planning to ride VIII
the group.
Those who intend to ride. OF To-
be present for the dinner, are asked
to telephone MIS-. DCnham l3@9
So th2t she may know how MAN.
quests to expect.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
Sorop+imists in
Valentine Party

Soroptimists. when 'ncN met at
The Barbara Worth hotel for their
and program Monday
noon. were greeted by a pleasant
,drpl ise in the form Of valentines
for each ono, the table looking like
= Valentine itself With It's red
4octpcas. hearts and thr pretty
.5vors at the places.
THIS surprise W&S ARRANGED by
ne hospitality cOmmi.tc" COM
! osod of McSdam"S Harvey Ken
5 on, J. G MattoX. and T. c. I3mer
For the program the group en-
i3rcd series of cadineS by Mary
Louise Sigmon walker who pre-
#c.tcd excerpts from In" famou,
play Green Pastures" Mare Con-
rc!IyD proving herself To be as
altcd in this Inc as She is III her
music
The next meeting VIII be Mon
E4y night at the I o'clock dinner
ncur in the hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
Lutheran lie a9ue
Hears Talk on
Child Training

Child Training was the sub
icCt Tor discussion at the meeting
OF the Lutheran Woman'S League
last week, the Rev Mr. Paul Neipp.
pastor, saying in part:
"Onc of the most difficult prob
lens for parents Is to guide their
children safely through adoleS-
cencc 1t is at this time that MANY
young people refuse to listen to their
parents, pastors or teachers. but
instead arc influenced largely by
the opinion of the adoleScentS
with whom they associate But if
they have had the proper home
training during the first II years
of their life, they will as a rule
come safely through tnc 'Iecn' age
Above all it is absolutely necessary
that parents keep their children's
confidence during this period
The group voted to send dona-
ton to the American Bible so
cicty.
Mrs. J. F. Waterman, chairman
of the committee in charge OF ar
rangcmcnts for the Lincoln an
njvcrsary fellowship supper, report
ed on plans
Mrs. Paul Ncipp was heard IN
two vocal selections
Mrs. S. w. Turner acted as host
CsS and the others present were;
McSdamcs w. AycOck, d Albcc, M.
Christensen, c. Free, w King, F.
Mas. A rhmann, l.. Lehman,
p. Ncipp, M. Rugc. II, Richter A.
Roth. A SicmSGlusz, J Swain, J
Waterman, B. Wheeler and r.
ZiCSmCr.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
Clubs
Society
CALENDAR

Tuesday
Dexter lecture. 8, Wilson school.
Fntrc Nos, 8:45, 10000 club.
temple.
Jobs Daughters, 7:3O, Masonic
Central Labor council, 7:30, la
Dor temple.
American Legion. &, Veterans hall.
|. Y. Stamp and Coin club, 80,
Ice plant.
NJ. {. Motor and Mechanic class,
7:30. Central shop.
/. V. symphony, 100 J. {. au-
dit0riun.
NJ. {. First Aid Class, :, Wilson
school
Non. Com. officers. 7;30. stadium.
Wednesday
Parent Education class, 10, Hard
ing school.
Arts and Crafts, 10, 10000 club,
Well baby conference, 9-12, Sec
end and state.
Spruce Wcstmorland, Lo. a.
Kohns home.
ial
Home nursing class. 1:3O Impcr-
Eagles, 3, 56G Broadway.
temple.
Pot luck dinner, $50, Methodist
Tearsters, chauffcurS, 7:30, Labor
church.
state guard, 80, stadium.
Home nursing class, 40. Impcr-
ial.
Dessert bridge party, 80, 10000
club.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
Imperial V alley Press

Established Aprl %, r.,0l Pub
noon issue now succeeded by the
Sunday poSt-i'rCS,. established 1880
by the Imperial Valley Furnishing
company. 625 state Street. Ii Cen
llShcd every afternoon except Sal
u'idy and Sunday Loa-urday after
trn CHnf
Paul Jenkins. publisher A. c. John
Slon, vIcc-prcSidcnt and neral
MAJ dEcr; +. A FiNhugh, secretary
and managing editor.
West Holiday Co., Inc. National Nd
NcrtiSlnG Representatives.
Member California Newspaper rub
lIahcrS Association.
Entered at FL Centre. California post
office as scrond class matter.
Subscription rates: In California, SC
per copy.
In conjunction With the Post-Prcss
(SundaysD, per month 75C paid in ad-
Vance. 3 months. 81 10: months,
500; one year $3.50; outside Cali
fornia, 81 per month.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
Union Daughters Install
New Officers Saturday

Grace M Rycr5on of HOltVillc
vas installed as president of Anna
Maria Ross tent No -. Daughters
Of Union Veterans of the Civil
Wan. at the meeting Saturday in
the Veterans hall
Other officers who were install
ed also at this impressive ceremony
are. Carrie Hughes, Fl CCntro.
senior vice president; Angie Null
vcy. Imperial, Junior yicc-prcsi-
dent Nancy Sheldon, ScelcY, chap
lain: Elizabeth McaleY Imperial.
treasurer: Elizabeth J futile. Holt
Vile. patriotic instructor, Mary
Rose Wells. Imperial, recording
secretary; Falmna Cecil Hebcr
press and corresponding secretary;
Donna Holloway FL Centre, guide:
Lillian Rentz, FL Centre. assistant
guard Dorothy Mcalcy, Imperial;
Martha Hughes, FL CcntrO; Jen-
ME Young. CaleXico; council mem
bcrS Myrtle Spear. HOltyillc; Mar
tha Hughes. El Centre; Laura
Marvin, FL Centre; Alberta Mcalcy
Imperial, color bearers; Julia Wells,
Imperial musician.
This meeting 1aS marked by
considerable enthusiasm on Tie
part of members. most OF whom
ale also active in defense work and
Red Cross work In the future
r.cctings are to be held on the
first and third SATURDAYS Of each
month. The next session will be Il
social one with program nonorin9
ncolu and WASHINGTON. All mem
bcrS are To bring articles Of Red
eros, work
Mrs RycrSon, Mr, Holloway and
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
Sans SouciClub
.A+Clemons Home

Pretty Valentine decorations were
used by Mrs. R C. Clcmons both for
her house and for the table ap-
nointment when she entertained
her fellow members of the Sans
Souci club Monday night at her
Eomc on SandalWOod avenue.
Mrs. Sem Bacon won the high
score prize for contract; Mrs. w. H,
Tyler, il, the second high, and MrS.
Harry w. Horton, the third.
Guests were Mrs. Minor o. SimmS,
Mrs, J. f. Brock and Mrs. =, j.
Jennings, IT,. the other members
present. in addition To Mrs. Bacon,
Mrs. Tyler, Mrs. Horton. Mrs. Clcm-
ons. including: McSdameS John h.
McNecce, J. B. McNeece, Evalyn
Boman WcSterfield, Charles P. Delp,
William c. Reed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
Hiteman Talks TO
Good Neiqhbors

Recreation fer AdolcSccnts" was
the subject discussed ably by E. l..
Hlt"man. county superintendent Of
schools. for the Good Neighbors'
clab at lis meeting Monday night
at 467 Holt avenue.
Mrs. Marjorie Applcgatc and Miss
Bcrnicc Faubion were hostcsSes. aud
were assisted b. Mrs. Lloyd Sig
mon and Miss Jane Applegate in
serving tempting refreshments.
Bridge and Chinese checkers were
played during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitcman and Mrs.
Jeff Mills were guests of the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-10
Valley Girls in
Competition For
D. A. R. Award

OF the 1885 California girls COM
pctmg for the ID A r. good cit
ilcnShp pilgrimage to Washington
ID c. in April. -four are from I'M
pcrlal Valley high schools: Lois
SorcnSon OF BraWlcy, Gloria Ray
of CalcXico, Vcrma VaWtcr Of Cal
ipatria and Alton Marsh Of Cen
trail.
Last years Wln!cr was lrom Cen
teal high school, Marilca Hanson,
daughter Of Or. and MIS-. A B
Hanson o. Fl CcntrO. who won the
r.eht to represent California at
the pilgrimage along with one girl
from each Of the other Al states
The representative from each
school is selected by the school ON
tnc basis of dcpcndability, service.
leadership and patriotism. She
tEcn takes written examination
IL citizenship given by the state
department Of education, that dc
rarlmcnt selecting the winner who
Is thrn the guest Of the ID. a r.
On this trip to Washington.
In all probability tho winner vii!
be announced at the state confer
cucc 10 be held in Los Angelo,
tnis week starting Feb. IL. aud
dosing with the election of oltl~
,crs ON Feb. l3 Mrs Frank Edgar
Ice of Santa Monica is the can-
dldatc Tor the office of state re-
cent and the only contest in tn"
entire state is for the office Of
state lice-rcgent, with Mrs B A
Armstrong of San Francisco and
Mrs. Charles + Lambert Of Berk~
g y aSht ctcTpS
rIry as tho two candidates seek
NJ lMAl nlLlcn