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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-27

Q. How many different church bodies will be represented i'm the nOw-fOrming British Council of Churches?
 A. The British Council of Churches will have over 100 dele gated members representing more than a score of denominations and church-related groups. These i'm ciude AnglicaEls, BaptistS, Congre- gationalists, Metlaodists. Presby- terians. Quakers, Unitarians, the r. M. 0. A., the Student Christian Movement, and ths Salvation Ax@E,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-27

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Evening star., 1942-06-28

loreest open-pit iron mine
in the world is at Hibbine,
MINI. Here's O view Of the
vost pit, with roiIrood troeks
laid along the Iedees at vo-
rious depths for the ore
troins. The pit is 2N2 miles
long, 81 mile wide and 400
feet deep.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
R. WASHINGTON, D. C.-GRAvURE sECTIQN-JUNE 2s 1912
War Is a Business Of Steel

AMsRcAs @ Gn expanding production mone consuming tons steel
mines ond ssG @ o.s2oton Of the % before These pictures give
the United Motions One the richest regions the world the mines The che
o.. lake eh. this n s90ooo tons lost The 300 ehn Of the
30 the 10000 officers od
hungry mil o ond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Bowling School
Womens 'rdVe"n9 ~ TO Instruct League Secretaries at Recreation
Pin Standings Building Next Wednesday

Ierage must be on record as the
rules direct. Maintenance of this
file is of vital Importance TO the
individual as well as to the league
New secretaries may not under.
stand that contestants scores are
sometimes held up until the av'
erages are verified or Cancelled
because verification Is lacking.
Officials must likewise know Tho
proper form of recording 300, 299
and 29S scores with the ABC. Anc
since all ABC leagues have the
opportunity to be bonded free Of
charge both the president ant
secretary must jointly sign al
Withdrawals. an item with which
newcomers for the most part are
unfamiliar.
Ways and means OF relieving
the transportation, tire and gaso
line problem of league bowler,
from establishments to Their
homes at late hours also will b
discussed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Second High!

Geb Wendler Of Hartman
Garand in the Blue Division of
the 24-cluh Graphic Arts League.
has a 1913 today which is the
city's seasons second top series,
according TO latest available in
formation. Fred Bujack made
748 for Ekhardt- Becker in the
Greater Detroit League Septem-
Der IS.
Bujack's 773 was city leader
last season when he was with
Schmidt. Fred Breckle had a
773 in the Greater Detroit
League in 1910
Hugh F. Flanagan, president.
and George H. Glaeser. secre-
tary, have their all-American
selection ready. Sure, IL Is
Wendler. Whom do you think
they were picking. John Grim
Minis?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

was sixth on 1854 and Pepsi-Cola
eighth in 1921.
Flies 3142 in The Detroit Times
Classic may show in later lists of
first tens but with so many good
teams operating in the nation a
300 does not last very long.
1t. Peter Bauer's 299 is another
Detroit score headed for the
ABC national honor list One
might call IL the Ail.Ameriea OF
bowling"
WINSTON STILL HIGH
d. L. Winston holds the all
time city record for high series
of S34 made in 1882 John
Crimmins heads the Times Classic
on 81 Stroh has the all-time
team mark of 34Sl and hit 34ls
in the Greater Detroit League.
Stroh is also best for one game
on 1851 Schmidt's 3345 re-
mains top in the Times League
High series of recent years in
cludes one by Joe Miscovich of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

Mt. Elliott has an average of $50
against 1913 and on form is the
winner. Only form does not hold
from week to week.
Standard carries a 942 against
Southeastern's 900. For that rea-
son Standard merits notice. One
might call Southeastern finished
except that those pins do not al
ways drop as ordered.
Chene- Trombly menaces Palmer
Park and no one will be surprised
if Marvin Danieleski's youngsters
sweep. They learned a lot last
season and are steadier now
against the older heads.
BRICHTA is LEADER
Don Brichta of Standard leads
the averages with 207!5, while his
team is high on 1929 and 1888.
Brichta has the main series on
680 and Rainbow's Matt Furgan
stays up on 255.
Chances are the league will
have no such night again as last
Sunday when Standard won twice
from Palmer Park, SS7-S86 and
897-S96. II is not unusual for one
team to beat another by one pin,
but to do it twice with each team
10 higher in the second than in
the first is bit on the novel side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
RACE TIGHTENs

The results left one game
difference among the first six clubs
and two among the first eight with
three others not too far down. In
the Altes-Pepsi match. Coles 223
helped Altes land the second by
So pins. Bill LaRue's pa and Tom
Dorazio's 221 finish brought in the
third by 80.
Ramona stepped into bowling
Snanhole. Posting 3074, Tony Cos
colenda's outfit dropped two as
Ekhardt- Becker Gagged 2947. John
Moch- had $685. Archie JaHkewski
led Eee-Bee on Cid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

Metropolitan Classic Leaguers
square away at Olympic tomorrow
night with only five games sepa-
rating IL teams and the campaign
still too young to indicate the true
strength of the various contenders.
Only Welch. loser of nine straight,
is below expectations.
Both Mt. Elliott and Standard
can lose the lead they now share.
Ernie Bolles Southeasterns are
dangerous to Standard and Mt.
Elliott had no cousin" in Koppitz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
PALMER PARK
TWIN BEACH COUNTRY CLUB

Nick Blossom, co-proprietor OF
DENLY with Stanley Barr. had
214-2l5-222 for 651 in the Senior
House League Apparently
when the proprietor can roll such
series there is no particular
barrier against others doing so ID.
At least Nick says there is no
rule at DENLY barring a score ex-
ceeding $50.
John J. Millett bought another
81, 900 War Bond At u John
wants to fight back with some
weapon At % John would
not bother with bonds but get a
Lowell Noble of the Wholesale
team clicked for 26S in the Seal
test League Nanny Fishman
with 209-221 in 61S tops the indi-
vidual averages in the Conglo
with 202 for six games Tim
Kish of United holds two highs in
the Bowl-O-Drome Senior, 65S and
245 Ed Ciesiinskiis 2f3 in 5S5
were best in the Detroit Retail
Meat Merchants Ray Spill
mans 249 is an early season high
in the Gleneagles $50.
ONLY FIVE s00s
Only five scores of 300 have
been rolled in the Times and
Greater Detroit. In the Times
the honor goes to James Smith,
Archie Jankowsky and Howard
Curtin In the Greater Detroit,
Harry Abrams and Don Steele.
Only II perfects are on file for
Detroit And bowling took hold
here back in the early ninetieS
the modern game dates back
to 1910.
Keeling off "a strikes Joe Szuch
combined 234-236-213 for $50 in
the West Fort at Fort Blvd.
Robert Maffeo of Hollywood Five
closed with 255 after a 233 opener
for 657 in the Motor City.
LEADS NATION
Chene-Trombly. with Joe Paulus
shooting $50. leads the nation on
1882 in company with Milwaukee
Barkows shooting the same De
Luxe is fifth, according to latest
available ABC records -. Altes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
STANDARD OFF BEAM

Paris outrolled Indian Village.
1850 TO 1905 but dropped two.
Louis Burr's De Luxe-D wheeled
by Thurman Gibsop's 63s and Jim
Marshall's 636 had 3057 and three
from Standard. Ellis Walkers
crowd was strictly off the beam as
they had only 1927 OF which $50
came from Johnston.
Fred Bujack Of Ekhardt- Beck
er's 600 left him with an average
of 216.167. Joe Norris. Stroh. did
626 TO show 2lS.4l. Joe Plappert's
S73 cut him from 228 to 218.91.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
CHENE-TROMBLY
$50" House
Pts

Pts. Pts
Bits Liberty
Micromatic Bill Moreh's
Highland Park Oidbru 4
Chsrley's 4 Atlas
Wolverine eonny's J
High scores-Edh KolwicI 20i al, Ed
ward Morenr 2oI. eyi Thief 7io, Harry
Alexy 7oe, Robert Baro 1i3-z07 Cas-
siawinski 707-2l3, Ken Curnisr 20i -73O,
Art Acbsnbach ala, steve Her 7oi. Joe
wichtman 202. Joe Ksrisr 2o4. John Miller
7oi. Stanley 2io. Joe Duda 22f. Bill Rem
baeh 72sY Joe Stencil 7iS-27o, Prank Bonn
berski 7oi-2i3. Harold Chess ais. Jack Me-
collum 7n5. Chester Lennon 704-2o7 -2os,
Elmer Koiwicx 20s.777.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

School begins and ends for
league officials and secretaries in
a one-night stand next Wednesday
starting at 8 o'clock on the third
floor at Detroit Recreation
Teacher" is Frank G.. Mitzel
secretary of Detroit Bowling As.
ISOLATION, who will outline the
duties and responsibilities of Off.
GERS in general and secretaries in
particular.
So many newcomers are already
listed in the 1,500 sanctioned
leagues and the demands of the
armed services are certain to re-
move so many incumbents by mid.
season that other officials must
carry on by doubling up" until
appear.
Mitzel will point out the proper
way to file averages monthly with
the DBA to permit conformance
with rules Of the city tournament
which has over-average divisions
in all events.
To be eligible each entrys av.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
MURRAY NIGHT OWLS
IEGInN

High scores-GiI schmItx IA, Huffmas-
ter 204. Doctor Richards 7os. Bert Allen
235. Jim casburn 245 Andy Clay 7o2
Elmer schlee 7os. Verne smith 2ts. Al
Weller 7f7. Harry Pohlman 2i5. Walter
Bugai 70i .203. Carl LIGHT. 7os-2it. Charles
David 23o Howard Crumlt 40. Cecil Ward
at. Dave Hargrsves 2o2-224. Harold Allen
7l2-224 Tom stodoia 7o7, George Nouai
GOT, Al Kaufman 2OO-7i0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
r. or r rNTER-CoUNCm

High scorss-Tom Rooney 77S-zi4. Arthur
Armstrong 705. Arthur sammut 200, Ed
ward Mytko 7o3. John skiadsien 700. Steve
bopfcki 2ei, Pauf chutfs 337. Afberf L.
Duke ia. James Lexotte 7ls-73< Steve
Kuklo 7os. Mcmillan ZOE -79s. Albert Hen
riEer 400. N. Whsien 70i. Louis Schiappa-
case 734- 203. John cashman 7oS. A
swendsr 305-7o3. Joseph Ford 713.2os,
Vince Joyce Az, ". Zaliagris 100. p.
Parimskas 100. Louis Byrns 3oi -zte. Felix
Beiangsr z02. Theodore Markell 7oi.7i3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
LOUIS sIELAFF
PALM BEACH
JUNIOR HOUSE

n High scores-Marcani 20, McInnis 212,
> Bernick Ill, Hoyer 202. Andrews 203-2l5,
lMcAuslan 2i0. Brewer al. Carr 202. John
ston all, Lee 234. schooley 223. r. Nelson
l220, Giurlanda 200, Bernstein 223.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
BEDFORD
RIVIERA

| High scores-Wm. Lange 24e. Erv. Kos
mowski 232-206, Gordon Tanner 226. Harold
Jssch 224. VIM. ostler 2is Ed weigert as.
VIM. PREM 2i6. Walt Bednarski 2l5-203.
George Mayberry all. Northman 209, John
Bardel 200, Fred WilIett zoo. Tony Wis
niewski 207 VIM. Hamilton 207. Ray Hunter
204, Jack Robinson 203. Hugh sprott 2O2.
Al sorrell 2o2, Harold Kosmowski 20i, Roy
Wrenbeck 201. VIM. Blake 201.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Pin Standings

Team event-Three games: Enterprise
1901: Olympic Rec, 265i; Oven King
2527: Rainbow Rec. 262s: Paris. 25e3.
Team event-one game: Enterprise, e35
Olympic. zoe Goebel 500.
Individual event-Three sames: Elvirs
Helms, AIS Irene sehlusler. SCI; Heller
Mack, os7 stella Hartriek. 57s; Gertrude
Individual event One gsme: zoie
orsmel, 23e: Gertrude schuster 736
Agnes Etstrorn, 235; Elvira Helms. 233
Irma Forth. 237.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
PALACE

High scores-William McKitrick 232
Peter Jaeger zzi-zIo = Msekowak ~
George shortreed 2o2-z03. L. Rutlowski
2of. Paul Toggwener 204. J. Krakowski
al, Mike Koiton zoo. Y. coppersmith zoo,
A. Rideout 40. @. sturra 70s, Fred Ro-
Eaiski 2os. Stanley Bugs towsh az. stanley
lLewandowski 7o5, J. walsk ais. Bruno
stslmar 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Last Pldcers
Force Change
hG-D Leaders
LEAGUE STANDINGS

Chene-Trombly, Stroh and Fife
share first place in the Greater
Detroit League today because
each scored shutouts last night al
Olympia as Pepsi-Cola. former
peader. dropped three.
Pepsi-Cola was in the lead un-
defeated and winner of nine
straight. Along came Bob Coles
IAltes who had lost nine and away
went Pepsf'g lead. Attes had 1881
and took the roll-oa by a single
pin after tying the first.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
MOTOR CITY
GARDEN
SENIOR HOUSE

High scores-A. coopsrsmith 7io.7sa. W.
Gregg 2o4.237. q. Thiei 7ii-7io. Al simard
P. Bertossi 200. O. Hofmeyer 7os. ?.
Dsmieo 20i. N. Gagsls 200. l. Ross 20i-
ais, r. Bednark 202. r. Montgomery
al. A. Hoig ais. J. Gswley zoo. J.
Bracken $50. J. sabo 2oo-217, c. Penny
40 = Larkins 22s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
Metro Leaders
Are in Danger
AT Olympic
STANDINGS
sUNpAY,s scHEpULE

WEIGH vs.. National. alleys 1-2; Rainbow
VS. Martin 3-4 KoppitZ VS. MI Elliott.
SIS: Palmer Park VS.. Chene-Trombly. Us
standard vs. Southeastern, e-10: HIS vs..
George Murray. 1i-t2 az Olympic Recrea-
ton, 3745 National at Grand River, 1880
D, m. tftt~t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

Hieh scores-yeFry Ryan 1t5, James
Lonshsrn 24s. Russell Weaver 7io, y.
2:%n 1s. , ROY o;;n 1on NSS: p:s,
l21s. George Egar zie-711, James Hag-
gerry 23l, I'd Quincy 7o3. N. Tsbbs 400.
| Joe Blovitx 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
TOP LUTHERAN

AOA ~
Mabel Gehrman's 200 and Ger
trude Berlin's 49S were tops in the
Lutheran Ladies Four shared
high honors for the night in the
Grand Central House, Pat Bozzi
and Larry Dickey each getting 212
and Stewart Robertson and Harry
Bremner each 546 Charley
IShattuck's 240 was high single in
the Detroit Elks.
Elvira Helms 61S is one of the
Istandout scores in the Women'S
Travelling League Zolo Gre
me1's 239 is top in single games.
Birmingham Recreation has two
valuable members in Fannie Lewis
and Virginia Dominick Ger
trude Williams scores consistently
for DENLY Recreation, a 562 her
latest contribution Stella
.Scendell for Grand River-Liver-
nois and Gladys Fromme for
State Fair.
WANTS TO ADVANCE
Rainbow and Standard are the
.pacemakers at present Helen
Shablis. average l60-165. is anx-
ious to leave house leagues for the
majors Scouts will find her at
$500 Epworth boulevard.
1t may be, if not already, Capt.
Gregory j. Grimaldi, medical
corps. United States Army, who is
known as Doc Grimaldi when with
Rainbow in the Metro League.
William and Amelia Tlanda are
one of the few father-daughter
combinations in recreation part
nershop Another is Anthony
and Jeanne Urbani of Varsity.
kurene Pruett took individual
laurels in the Burroughs Time
Clerks loop with 15S-1S6-15S for
SOP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
7oe FOR sIELAFF

Individually. Louis Sielaff OF
Chene- Trombly ripped of Toe
from 257-202-247, fourth high of
the league season, and brought his
average to pa. Joe Plappert OF
Pepsi-Cola remains leader on
1881.
Meanwhile. Stroh pounded out
the nights banner package OF 30S9
with an Ills middle to nail three
from Aircraft t27521, whose high
was 57S from Kenneth Haviland
Walter Reppenhagen, Stroh lead
off, collected 667. Bob Johnston,
| standard. had 662.
Sielaff's zoo was part OF Chene-
Trombly's 1884 in sweeping Min
eralites whose Tom Rooney had
| $40 of 1851. Chef Bukowski sifted
SAG from 1921 when Fife tipped
over Mercurios. Joe Costa had COZ
Of Mercurios 2S09.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03

GRAND CENTRAL
HfNuOu uOTsU
GLENEAGLES

s'sso'' HOUSE
W L W l.
Square Deal II 4 Victory
Spark Plugs IL Emery 10
Speedway 70 10 4 viking 10
Craseck Pickford II
High seores--Joseph Zaborsky 744, James
Gardiner 232-2i+. Max Reck 225. Milton
Ludwig 272. Ray Stock 2is, Robert Fuller
EOS Dan Sullivan 400, Robert Hatcher 203.
v Lswrene. 7o2. Jess Sterling 2oi, Walter
Brennecks 2oi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
VARSITY
BLOSSOM FOR NICK BLOSSOM
DENLY Prop. Reels Off Isl Series

us at North End Joe Norris
hit TIT the same year (1941) at
Olympic.
Fred Bujack of Ekhardt-B Becker
led the city last season on 773
Fred Breckle had a 773 in the
Greater Detroit in 1910
Anthony Novak led CID in 1871
on 764.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
CAPT. JOE PAULUs
HALL-DODDS

High scores-Lowell Noble 2ss, Ed VOL
fowler 233, Hugh Fraleigh 224-200, Loren
Darling 224 Robert MILAN 206, James
Weir 204, Clarence Schlah 201.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
DETROIT RECREATION
METROPOLITAN CATHOLIC

High scores-Boland 2lo-2li. Dor 1t,
De Nsve 232. sewick 7o3. Fang 304-7ol.
Brescoil zo7. BiovitS 203. Pelarsk zoe.
Bourke 7o4-z0i. Bedard 7o6. Becker 703-
as. Birberick 40. Mckay 2o3. Dtulus
200 -707. Ban I'll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
STATE FAIR
LADIES MAJOR HOUSE
GARFIELD

RETAIL NEAT MERCHANTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
BOWL-O-DROME

High scores-Hsrman zimmermsn aos
Harry Thomas 716. Paul ralbsrg ZOE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-03
STANDINGS AND HIGH SCORES OF BOWLING LEAGUES IN METRO DISTRICT
ALIENS

INDIAN. LEAGUE
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
Teachers To Hold
Planning Session

month on the customary date, will
give attention to the problems OF
approach during the coming school
year.
Particular attention will be given
to the urgent problems of the
present War Crisis and the subse-
quent Postwar adjustment. with
due cognizance of the role which the
teacher must play in helping the
students to become prepared for
their responsibility as adults in
the Post War generation. A formal
report of these Proposals will be
issued as a suggestion to the pro-
fessional organizations and to the
teachers of Negro children for
their adoption and use during the
year.
This conference, to number be-
tween so and rs officers and desig-
mated representatives of teacher
professional organizations, will be
directed by Miss Mary l.. Williams
of Charleston, West Virginia, presi-
dent of the American Teachers As
ISOLATION. She will be assisted by
DR.. H. Council Trenholm of Ala
bama State Teachers College who is
the executive secretary of the Alta
and by DR.. Howard H. Long, Asst.
Supt. of the Schools of the District
of Columbi. who is the treasurer of
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
Sperry Co.
Turns Down
Race Women

NEW YORK, N. Y.--.(SNS)--
About forty Negro girls and women
who applied for work at the new
Sperry Company plant ON Long
Island last week, after a tip that
the company was employing
women, were turned down flatly
by personnel interviewers, accord
ing to the NAACP.
The women and girls were re-
ferred to Sperry by DR.. John A.
Singleton, president of the Jamai-
ca, N. Y, branch of the NAACP.
In tWos and threes the women
have returned to tell the story of
their treatment at the Sperry
plant. First, they were kept wait
ing from 9 a. m. until noon while
white girls were interviewed
prompted by the four interview
ers at work. Finally the colored
girls were called in by a single
interviewer who wasted no time.
One girl was greeted with
ooh, you are from South Carolina,
too" Another, born in America,
OF West Indian parents, was told
she could not work because she was
an alien, although she had a birth
certificate. All were asked if they
had any experience working pre-
c'sion instruments, although it is
said white girls with no precision
instrument experience are being
employed daily, and trained.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
billiard To Open
School OfNursinq

NEW ORLEANS, La-(SNS)-
billiard University has announced
that a division of nursing is being
introduced at the university be-
ginning with the 1912 Fall Quarter
opening September IA. Representing
new trend, the emphasis on nurs-
ing education will in every sense be
regarded as a part of the regular
curriculum on the same academic
level as other divisions in the
university.
Discussions as to how to place
the billiard nursing program on a
level with the best in the country
have been in process for approx
mately year. The final plan was
agreed upon during conferences in
New Orleans within the last ten
days, attended by nursing educa-
ton conSultants from the u. S.
Public Health Service and the
Rockefeller Foundation.
The billiard plan provides for a
strictly collegiate school of nursing,
and persons completing the course
will receive billiard University de-
gree and a diploma in nursing.
Admission requirements and ices
for nursing school students will be
the same as those for all other stu
dents in the university during the
first two years of the course At
the beginning of the third year,
when the student enters upon the
clinical portion of the program no
charge will be made for mainten-
ance; however, a small tuition fee
is to be charged.
Admission to the clinical part of
the program, comprising the last
three years, presupposes two years
OF specialized pre-nursing college
education. Applicants whose college
transcripts show the possession of
required training may be admitted
directly into the clinical part of
the program.
The course of study has already
been given the approval of a num-
Der OF authorities in nursing edu-
cation and has the provisional ap-
proval of the Louisiana State
Board Of Nurse Examiners. Appli-
cation has been made for the APP
prevail of the Association of Col
legiate Schools of Nursing.
Applications are now being re-
celved by the University Registrar
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-22

MONTGOMERY, Ala.-(SNS)-
The American Teachers Association
will hold a special planning con-
ference of state and national pro-
fessional organization representa-
tives at the Madison Street Junior
High School Building in Louisville,
Kentucky on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, August 1926.
This two-day conference, which is
being held as the climax to the
series of regional conference con-
Quoted during the past three months
and as a substitute for the annual
meeting, which was not held last