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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
WAVES woMAN To STAFF

ST. PAUL. Mimi. = fANP)-
Charles l.. Horn. president OF
Federal Cartridge corporation, an
rounccd this week tho appoint
ment Of Ethel Maxwell Williams
of ST. Paul 10 tho Industrial Re-
lations Division OF tho Twin City
Ordnance Plant at New Brighton.
MINI. She will serve as assistant
10 Cecil Newman. director OF Ne
cro Doreonnol
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DR. J. Leonidas Leach announc-
cd that final ARRANGEMENTS have
hccn completed for the state con-
ference OF the Michigan NAACP
branches which meets in Pontiac.
Nov. 2S-e9 Mrs. Geraldine Bled-
soc. United States Employment
Service Placement officer. will be
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INES ELECTED

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. - CAMP -
announces that Dr William Lloyd
Ines has been elected president Of
knoxville college. He succeeds Or.
John A. Cotton. who because Of a
breakdown in health gave ur his
work with the close OF the college
vG"r IN limo
, 1942-09-02

John ThOmas-UE Field Organ
izer, Dayton man, former Frgid-
aire employee, and in charge of
the vast task of distribution of
Union literature, including the
Dayton Union News.
Thomas has been doing organi-
rational work in cooperation with
Organizers in several of the towns
about Dayton. He has added
several shops to the UE recently.
, 1942-09-02

Clyde Mathews-President ..of
the Montgomery County Industrial
Union Council. As the director of
Committees that deal with the
problems of proper Labor repre-
sentation in Civic affairs, Mathews
has the responsibility of present.
ing the problems Of Labor in
their proper perspective to the
general public.
, 1942-09-02

Ted Silvey-Popular Secretary
Treasurer of the Ohio Industrial
Union Council. Brilliant leader in
the fight for decent and fair Labor
legislation. Well known In Dayton
as an entertaining speaker and
highly regarded for his efforts In
the interests of proper attention
to women workers problems.
, 1942-09-02

HOnOre Armstrong - Former
Women's Field Organizer in the
Dayton area. Has left the service
of the UE to become the Executive
Secretary for the Harry Bridges
Defense Committee. Noted for her
work among the women in in
dustrial plants.
She aided the formation of the
Keep EN- Smiling Club"
, 1942-09-02

James J. MatIes-Director of
all UE Organization, head of the
great UE International Staff,
fighter and leader for the rights
of Organized Labor all over the
country. Well known for the
stirring speeches he has made at
membership meetings of Dayton
Locals.
His work on National Negotia-
tons has benefited every member
of the UE.
, 1942-09-02

julius Emspak-Editor of the
National UE paper, and Secretary
Treasurer of the UE. Has been in
strumental in outlining the pol
icies of the UE for the benefit of
Local Labor leaders.
His record in the Labor move
ment has always been one of con-
slant progress.
, 1942-09-02

Phillip Murray-National CLIO
President. The leader of the
greatest Labor group in America.
He has fought continually for
unity among all the workers of
this nation. An advocate of all
out War to preserve the rights of
the defeat of the Axis powers.
Despite popular requests, re-
Gently refused nomination as
president of the United Mine
Workers of America.
, 1942-09-02

Albert J. DISQUALIFICATION
of the United Electrical, Radio &
Machine Workers of America. A
job that rivals the work of the
busiest executives in the United
States. Literally hundreds : of
problems are presented daily to
this very capable leader.
Has appeared in Dayton several
times in the past year.
, 1942-09-02

James B. Carey-National CLIO
Secretary. Youngest of the Labor
leaders and best known for his
fine work in promoting the in
terests of the workers of America
in Washington. Has visited Dayton
upon a number of occasions and
never failed to impress Local
members with his sincerity and
knowledge of the Labor movement
of the country.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15

blanca, y con una nerviosidad
creciente, sc golpeaba de un mo-
do leve Ell alto pecho con ell aba
nico.
La muier miraba al suelo.
lParpadeaba con fuerza, para
evitar que acabaran por brotar
de sus hermosos ojos las lagri-
mas que pugnaban por recorrer
sus mejillas.
iAh, la ahogaba la penal
-Por muy loca, por muy fri
VIOLA, por muy culpable que sea
mi hija ante TODD el mundo, an
te su esposo ante su padre V an
te mi, ante las gentes... lies mi
hija, es mi hija, y 70 tengo que
defenderla =.
Sin embargo. ique puedo ha-
cer?...
lAd6nde puedo ir?....
Hace mas de un mes que ocu-
rri6 este suceso que me ha trail
do a esta Costa Azul tan lena de
La gaceta., 1942-07-15

puerto de Mia, al saltar a tie
IRA.
A las ocho de la noche, la cuen-
ia del coche subia a dos mil tres
cientos once frances.
Con las Gltimas luces del ere.
pusculo, el coche habia vuelto a
Mia por tercera o cuarta vez.
lei ch6fer, sudoroso y despea.
do, pero amable siempre con es-
Ia sonora a la que veia tan atri.
bulada Y neviosa, pidi6 per.
misc a su cliente para llenar de
nuevo de gasolina ell dep6sitc
del motor.
Dona Angeles accedi6, de un
modo diStraido, echando pie a
terra.
Miro en- torno.
Estaban en- la plaza de Italia.
FL ceho de dona Angeles sc
frunci6.
Su roStro estaba palido, con
una pahdez de luna o de rosa
La gaceta., 1942-07-15

lEStaba en- Italia, mejor dicho
en- la Costa Azul, y acababa de
dar un gran escandalo en- las
cercanias de Albenga.
Entonces la madre, con aque-
la decision que solo las madres
tienen en- los momentos en- que
Ipeligra la vida de Sus hijos, sc
meti6 en- el tren cast sin consul
tar a su eSposo.
Antes de salir de Madrid ha-
bfa lido a visitar a los marqueses
de Rio Verde, enterandose de
que estaban en- Barcelona y de
la llegada de Maria de la Cruz y
de Pedro.
Y ahora bogaba en- este bu-
que. que surcaba velocisimo las
aguas tranquilas del Mediterra-
neo, dirigi6ndose hacia aquella
Costa Azul, buscando la hija ex-
traviada, en- buSca del yerno bue
no Y martir, al que ella dona An
geles misma, habia hecho un des
La gaceta., 1942-07-15

recuerdos para MI.
Pietro y yo nos hemos entera-
90 por casualidad.
! en- este tempo, Sd6nde ha
lido mi hija?...
blonde esta?...
ICON quidn esta?...
o.
Trag6 saliva.
FL ch6fer habia acercado ell
eoche a I'm poste de gasolina. v
llenaba de esencia ell dep6sito.
Sin embargo.
La mujer pareci6 despertar
oe I'm sueno, cuando vic que a.
quel subia nuevamente a 81 ba.
quet istaldndose ante el volanto
I'm mstante despu6s, el cocbe
e5taba de nuevo junto a Ia esno.
sa de Pietro Cenci.
5Que hacer, que hacer?
La frente de doha Angeles Sc
irunci6 aun mas.
Enpnees, como obedeciendo
La gaceta., 1942-07-15

.Fue una reunion de amistad y Compensation
la junta de la Liga lntersocial
No Sc mencionaron los incidentes del pasado
domingo. - Hablo ell vicepresidente del
Centric Asturiano

La Liga Intersocial celebr6 a
yer una reunion de amistad, de
damaraderia, de compenetra-
ci6n sincera, en- la sala de &C
tos de los Caballeros Leales dc
America.
Asistieron todos los miem.
bros del executive, Delegates,
subdelegados y pGblico.
DeSpues del informe de teso-
reria Sc pas6 a presentation y
cambios de peloteros.
Frank Clement pasa a la lis
ia de reserva, quedando como
iugador del Centre Asturiano.
Jimenez queda en- libertad de
acci6n, por haber ingresado en-
Ia marina de guerra. JESUS Ro-
tambien queda libre; pero
sujeto a una investigation que
llevarle a la Lista Negra.
Faustino Casares pasa a ser
jugador y asumi6 la direction
ell simpatico Iglesias, uno de los
mas habiles p~eloteros de la Ii
ga.
Sc acuerda aumentar ell tribu
nal de la Liga con dos delegadoS
mas, uno que representara al
Centre Asturiano y otro a los
Caballeros Leales.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15
PEOPLES CA
PITAN DEL EJERCITO

Miami, Julio 15.-El empire
sario de boxeo William Horace
Peoples, Jr. fue nombrado aver
captain del ejercito y ell sabado
debera presentarse en- ell campo
mento Oysen, Tennessee.
Peoples present6 en- esta ciu-
dad a tan notables pGgiles como
Petey Sarron, Ken Overlin,
Fritzie Zivic y Red Cochrane.
Fue miembro de la Guardia
Nacional de Florida durante 16
amos y renunci6 en- 1897, con ell
grade de captain,
La gaceta., 1942-07-15

Integrado ell tribunal por Gin
co miembros, Sc lie dan amplios
poderes para resolver todos los
casos y prOblemas de la pelota
Intersocial.
Resolvera ell tribunal las d.
ficultades surgidas con los ar
bitros y hara las cesantias y
nombramientos que estime ne
cesarios.
De ser possible ell domingo Sc
presentaran en- Cuscaden los
presidentes de las cuatro socie-
dades, con sus comisionados, o
en- lugar del presidente general
I'm presidente de secci6n, como
prueba de que las sociedades Sc
mantienen entertainments uni
das.
Las nubecillas de verano no
entorpeceran la buena Marcia
del campeonato y mucho menos
las ra.aciones de intima amistad
entire las instituciones mutualis-
tas.
Unidas estaban y unidas Sc
guiran, que por encima de todas
las rencillas esta la discipline so
cial.
Los incidentes del pasado do
mingo, en- ell terreno, no fueron
mencionadoS.
Ell tribunal de la Liga Sc en-
cargara de limar asperezas y
buscar que la maquinaria fun
clone normal y acompasadamen
te.
Habl6 con mucho acierto Y
sus palabras fueron muy elogia-
das, ell Sr. Manuel Alfonso, vice
presidente del Centre Asturiano
y presidente de la secci6n de In
tereSeS.
Palabras de cooperation y ar
monia, asiento de obra ~construC
tiva, que todos debemos agrade.
cerle.
Fue una reunion digna de las
sociedades que integran la Ligs
Y de la colonia latina.
Asistieron en- representation
de este peri6dico los estimado;
companeros Ibrahim Diaz y Sci
gio Berdeal.
Noche de hermosa labor inter
social, que supOnemos repercuti
ra en- los desafios.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15

"Tengo la seguridtd, dio a
Reese, de que lie tirare a la Iona
y no Sc podra levantar antics de
que ei arbitro lie cuente los Sc
.gundos que marcan las reglas."
"Perfetti tenia fama en- ell nor
tie y en- Ell este; pero 20 Sc la des-
truire con mis- fuertes golpes de
izquierda y derecha."
Jim Downing asegura que
Perfetti, soldado igual que Fern
Sc entrena con ell mayor cuida-
do.
Espera ell italiano que Sc lie
traigan b'lenos p1giles, como ad
versarios, 81 logra 'vapulear' a
Fern.
Una pelea aolcicnal Sc contra
to aver entire los soidados Max
Pixley y Al Stintson.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15
Folletin No. 1888
La Gaceta
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ell trato con sus suegros, que lie
recordaban a la infame.
tDoha Angeles sufrio mucho.
Pietro tambien. Quiza ell dolor
Y ell sufrimiento, acerc6 por a.
quelloS meses a los eSposos an
ties Separates por la misma ri
queza y ciertas genialidades de
dona Angeles; pero esta sObre
TODD, eXperimentaba ell gran re-
mordimiento de haber sido ella
la que arregl6 aquella boda.
Ash estaban las coSas cuando,
dos dias atras, Sc enteraron del
paradero de Aguedita por una
casualidad, por una informa-
ci6n de una revista.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15
New York Oc. 11h. 2e: Chica.

New York 0c, 11h, 2e; Chica'
go &c, 8h, De.
Wyatt dej6 a los Piratas en-
una carrera Y tres "jilotes," con
quistando su decimo exito del a.
no. Phelps pogo uno de los hits
Alfonso Lopez fu6 mandado a
batear de emergencia y lie die
ron la base. lie ccrrespondi6 el
"contratiempo' a Klinger. I'm
error de Eddie Stewart result6
costoso paa ell Pittsburg.
Brooklyn DC, lOh, De; Pitts
burg 1c, 3h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15

a un razonamiento interior, di-
10, subiendo e instalandose de
nuevo en- ell interior del carrua-
je:
-Lleveme listed otra vez ha-
cha Monte Carlo Y Mention. Iva
mos otra vez a la f%rontera!
I'll ch6fer, acostumbrado a o.
bedecer las 6rdenes de los ellen
les, murmur5 un breve "C'est
oien, Maame p, v lanz6 Ell coche
hacia Ell Puerto Viejo.
I'm instante despues cruzaban
ante los banos de la Codamine,
y Sc hundian en- Ia Corniche, es-
plendidamente iluminada.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15

Desde que puso pie en- terra,
a las once de la manana siguien-
te, la eSposa de Pietro Cenci sc
dedico a recorrer todoS los no
teles de Mia.
A las dos habia visitado tam
bien los de Monte Carlo Y sus al
rededores; a las cinco habia es-
tado en- Geneva Y en- Rapallo y
San Rafael; en- fin, al caer Ia
tarde, va cerca de las siete, lue-
go de viSitar ell miSmo Hotel
|d'Azur, de Albenga, donde supo
detalles horripilantes acerca
del suceso de su hiia, aunque
alli supieron indicarla
eel actual paradero de la marque
sta, march6 a Geneva en- ell mis-
mo taxi que habia cogido en- el
La gaceta., 1942-07-15
LIGA MACDONALD

Pegaron los Gigantes IL hits,
tres mas que los Cubs, pero con
ellos no pudieron anotar y on
sen les puso ell collar de nueve
argollas." Hernandez actu6 de
receptor por los vencedores y
dispar6 dos hits, en- cuatro We
ces. Fue la sexta victoria conse-
cutiva de Olsen. La derrota sc
lie acredit6 a Koslo.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15

Tn batazo de "jonron" de Stan
Musial, de. cargado en- ell once
no, produjo la victoria de los
Cardenales sobre los Braves.
Fernando di6 6 Wales a la go
ma" y no peg6 de Chit. Descar-
garon tres te~rapeuticos cada u
10, por Ell Boston, Miller y Klut2
Musial hizO dos carreras y pegt
a hits, en- seis wees.
Boston SC, 10h, De; st. Louis
&c, 13h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15
FERN nj ACOSTAR
A MATT PERFETTI

Hablando aver con Johnny
Reese, Ell director de sus nego-
clos, All Fern, ell esbelto p1gil de
West Tampa, ofreci6 q. Ell vier-
mes derribara por la cuenta de
diez, en- Ell parque Cuscaden, a
Matt Perfetti, TN boxeador de
gran experienced y buena repu-
taci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15
DEPORTES
LIGA AMERICANA

Borowy, 81 excelente pitcher
de los Yankees, domino aver a
los Tigres, que solo pudieron ba-
tearle dos "fhits' Y no arribaron
al ''home." Fue su octava victo-
ria contra una derrota.
Los homlbres de Mccarthy sc
quedaron en- seis "~jilotes," pero
con ellos anotaron tres veces.
Detroit 0c, Oh, lie; New York
Be, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15

Niggeling limit6 a Z los "tera-
peuticoS' de los Medals Rojas
de Boston, la novena de los po-
derosos bateadores, y los Brown
dificultaron la Marcia de avan-
&c de los hombres de Cronin.
Fue la tercera victoria de Mig
ceiling contra ell Boston, en- 10
que va de temporada. La derro-
ia lie corresponds al pitcher
Judd.
San Luis &c, 8h, De; Boston
&c, 7r, De.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15

Ray Starr Jej6 a los Phillies
en- tres 'hits," pero los Rojos
perdieron q desafio. RUDE Mel
ton bate6 IN fly" y dos de los
jardineros del Cincinnati salie-
ron a cogerle. Chocaron los dos
'hombres Y Ia pelota "cogible" Sc
tconvirti6 en- "cuadrangular" y
.produjo dos carreras. Estaba en-
las bases el catcher Warren.
Fueron los del a collision, Max
Marshall ! Harry Craft.
IFiladelfia &c, 3h, De; Cincin-
natl 1c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15

graciado y un maldito, empuja-
da por su ambici6n. por su amor
a la hija loca v frivola.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15
CAPITULO w

EMPIEZA Ell CASTIGO
Los focos fueron luego espa-
ciandose, a MEDIA que Sc alicia
ban de Mia.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15
LA GACETA

Fl peri6dico en- idioma Espanol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1942-07-15
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-05
Miller
Continued from Page II

The candidate lives at 1892
Fisher road, Baseline, with his
wife and the couples daughter,
Ruth. He has been a resident of
Warren township for the past IL
years.
If successful in winning cleo
ton to the treaSUrer's post Mil
Ter said today that he would
guarantee a businesslike opera
ton of the office with efficiency,
economy and prompt service his
primary detectives. He said he
would so arrange working hours
of his staff that the office would
remain open during the noon
hour to accommodate the tax
paying public. A certified pub
lie accountant will be his depu-
ty, if eleted, Miller said.
AS an associate member of
Draft Board No. /, Miller says
that he has notarized literally
thousands of questionnaires for
D tential soldiers, free of charge.
In 1886 Filler was a candidate
for the COP nomination as Reg
lister of Deeds in his only prior
county wide election tryout.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-05
IlDogs Boost
FamiH:s Need
for More Sugar

Mrs. Hazel Sullivan, of 1858
IA Mile road. Mount Clemens,
Route six, needs so pounds of
sugar not only to can fruit raised
in her back yard bu. to satisfy
the ravenous appetites of her IL
dogs.
That's what Mrs. Sullivan
wrote Macomb County Ration
Board No. ! today. The board
reluctantly denied the applica-
ton because the law makes no
provision for animals.
Her detailed explanation of
the purpose for which the sugar
is to be used follows: II have
five peach trees, four cherry
trees, six pear trees, four apple,
two plum trees plus an acre of
garden food-strawberries, rasp-
berries and IL dogs. Would l be
allowed a little for. them"
Listed on the home canning
requirements application are the
names of Hazel Sullivan, John
Sullivan and "eleven dogs"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-05
Selfridge
Continued from Page II

(COntlnued from rage IL
and would extend from the JEFF
ferson avenue bridge, south of
the Air Base, north to the Will
liam p. Rosso highway, and
west to Sugar Bush road.
Officers at the air base dc
clined to speculate on the use
to which the added land would
be put, but commented that 1--WE
arc not going to make pasture
out of it,
GENERAL QUOTED
Brig. Gen. Harold l.. George,
commander of the Air Trans
port Command, said here two
weeks ago that continued acccl-
Grafton in deliveries of war
planes might congest the ferry
ing base at Wayne County Air
port and make necessary addi-
tional air base facilities in this
area.
Several farmers in the area
are reported to have already re-
ceivcd notices to move.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-05
Kaiser
Continued from Page ~

II d6C ~
his wife and the couples small
son, in Roseville for the balance
the week, will report for duty
again on Monday. He has made
three trips home since joining
the Raj one year 40.
"My 10-year ole sons princi-
pal concern Capt. Kaiser said
today, "is whether there will be
a war when he grows up; SO that
he can fly bombers, too"
SLIGHTLY WISTFUL
"It's mighty good to be home
again." the flier added. 1T
makes me feel just bit ON the
outside to see all these political
signs going up and 'ealize that
I'm not in the race this year"
Two years ago Kaiser was the
COP nominee for the office of
county treasurer, and for many
years served as treasurer of
Erin township.
On Monday, Capt. Kaiser adj
dressed the Mount Clemens
High Twelve club pointing out
the supreme confidence Of the
British in eventual victory over
the Axis powers and the high
lights of transatlantic flying.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-05
Fitzgerald
Continued from Page II

NSOhSihuCu iAOhI az ~
sey cattle and is member of
the Macomb County Dairy Herd
Improvement Association.
Pointing to the fact that Fed
eral restrictions have sharply
curtailed the output of his &C.
ment products business Fitzger-
aid says that he now has more
than ample time to conduct the
affairs of state representative
and points to his business and
public experience as we'll as his
legal training as indicating his
understanding of the problems
which beset the public and of
the means of correcting them.
II believe" Fitzgerald sa i d,
that what we need is not just
more laws. We really need few
err, but sounder ones" He cited
the fact that laWmaking is a
natural process for lawyers who
understand best how to frame
and execute the steps necessary
to their enactment.
NATIVE OF COUNTY
Fitzgerald, who is a partner
with his father, Michael E., in
the operation of the Len Rox
Farm, has spent his entire life
time in Macomb county. Upon
his graduation from Richmond
high school the candidate at
tended the University of Detroit
where he received his bachelor
of law degree in 1924 He was
admitted to the bar that same
year.
BACK BROKEN
In 1924 Fitzgerald, himself an
airplane pilot, crashed in a
plane piloted by an acquaint-
ance and received broken
back which laid him up for
three years until, in 1888, he
Joined the Macomb county pros
ecuting attorneys staff.
MIR. and Mrs. Fitzgerald are
the parents of four small sons
and one daughter.
IF elected to the office of
state representative" Vince, as
he is familiary known to thou
sands of Macomb county resi-
dents, said today, Il shall be on
the job all the time to enact
and support the legislation best
suited to Macomb county's prob
lens"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-05
Demands Examination
on Murder-Try Count

Peter Posh, 81, 34l7 Lock.
wood, Detroit. demanded an ex-
animation today when he was
arraigned before Justice Donald
j. Parent on attempted murder
charges.
Justice Parent set the exami-
nation for August Is at 10 am.
Posh was jailed when he failed
to furnish $4,000 bond.
The state charges that Posh
shot Mrs. Bertha Golenbieski,
%, of 1886 Sugar Bush road
early Sunday.
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Survivors
Continued from Page IL

Continued from Page ID
before rescued. Some of the
crew members were not picked
up by rescuers until eight days
after the attack. All "a surviv-
ors we're suffering from expos
ure.
William Kosarich, ID, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, radioman, Bird class,
and Milton G.. McGaughey, Of
st. Joseph, Mo, signalman, Bird
class, members of the naval de-
tail assigned the ship and the
first two survivors to reach here,
told interviewers that naval
plane flew so low over the shout
ing survivors the morning after
the sinking that they could see
the men in her rear turret but
the plane did not spot them.
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Long Illness Fatal
10 William Jones
Worren Township
Resident Succumbs

William S. Jones, So, 23275
Stewart avenue, Warren town
ship, died at his home Tuesday
night following a protracted ill
ness.
Mr.. Jones is survived by his
wife, Louise, and by seven step
children.
Funeral services will be held
Friday morning at 10 O'Clock
from the William d. Clyne Fu-
neral Home, in East Detroit,
with burial at Summit Hill
cemetery. The Rev. Griffith, of
the Roseville Baptist church,
will officiate.
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POWWOW
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during which Ncls Grumley and
Fred Bear, former arc h er y
champs, viii display their skill,
one-armed Tommy McAuliffe
will again thrill the crowd with
his unusual prowcss, Bill Turn
er's hill billy band strumS lifting
tunes, and AL Watrous and Joe
Before flash their niblickS with
dizzying accuracy.
OPENS AT 9 A. NJ
Ivan A. Johnston, president OF
the Lions club md Malcolm E.
Trombley, Powwow chairman,
declare that the ticket sale and
scheduled program are the fin
est in the history of the annual
children's benefit 1t begins at
8 a. m.