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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Bill G Repu|ses
Camp Verde's
Bid for Victory
B. LEWIS II. WALTER

Bill C. is a 4-year-oh gelding
which. much to the delight Of his
owner, Mrs. M. M. Johr, and her
husband. Otto B. Johr of Now.
Mich, always does his best on the
Detroit race track. That ride
back Grand River avenue to Now
isn't a very long one for the
Johrs on the days Bill G. runs at
the Fair Grounds.
The Johrs, apparently, have
known this all along, but 10000
racing fans are impressed with
the fact today. They're the ones
who saw Bill G. come from behind
in the stretch again yesterday to
catch the flying favorite, Camp
Verde. and 60 thudding away to
win the Rivard Purse by three
lengths.
Camp Verde was the public
choice at rs when the field went
to the post, with plenty of back
ling for Harry Richards Desig-
nator and smattering OF play for
T. d. Bulbs Bright Arc, which was
in the six-furlong dash with Is
pounds off his last race. Although
Bright Arc did some early running
and Designator stayed in the con-
tention for awhile. it was Camp
Verde. with Johnny Adams up,
agt ,st Bill G. and Jockey Lowell
Jones in the stretch.
Bill c., which has been In the
money in IL Of his Is starts this
year. looked like he might foul
out OF II just before the sixteenth
pole when he ducked In under
punishment. But he avoided
humping Camp Verde and pulled
away to win by three lengths over
1.-THE slow track in LIP as for S12
mutuel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
He Can't Affords Se+ups

81" you'll look at the record you'll that whenever Rob
e fights he descends TO their level He's the
kind of fighter who must have real opposition II he's
going his best And In the spot he's In he can't
afford to do anything but his best"
We recall that in recent battle with Tami Maurieo in New
York Pastor could do better than although Maure
best light heavyweight with heavyweight aspirations Or
the other hand he made of the games and most thrilling
stands Of his when he faced the murderous fists of thu
Brown Bomber in Detroit three years ago.
'The Pastor-Scott fight setup? Rdicuous 1t promises
to be of the finest battles of of the great
saurnaIas of sock since Cain clipped Abel the chin"
he concluded
We hope that disposes of the matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Yanks Finally Breaking Up

Another great Yankee slated fade from in
the classic of the baseball world this year
1912
For yers of the clubs in the American League
not to mention the front running in the National League
have plotted sporaday and unsuccesuy to break the
Yankees Failing to accomplish this feat the playing field
they sought to do the conference tables and met the
defeat.
But your Uncle Samuel is devoting his the
problem and the Yankees good broken already
The great old with the whskers figure any
difficulty taking apart the club which apart many
rivals
Tommy Heinrich already in the Coast Guard Three other
New York mainsays almost certain to be the armed
forces before another gets way
zuto has enlisted in the and will report active duty
Immediately after the World Series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
That S Why He Accepted
Scott Match Here,
Jimmie Johnston Says
Bob Pastor Fights Best
Against Best Fighters,
His Record Reveals
YANKEES JOIN GREATER TEAM

James Joy Johnston the oquacous and razor-"ed hs-
cuffs mpresario Mondayand we do mean new'
The garruous Scot arrived with his tonss in superb shape
and his easy flow of poysybc vebage unimpeded by the slow
march of the wears When him yesterday the emf
coyy admitted in few hundred nicely CHOSEN
words hurt and upset to hear that some OF
brethren muterng dark about the little appointment
which boy has with Buddy Scott at the Olympia
Friday night
already holds two victories Scott and some Oh
the members of the beak busters brotherhood
Scott would be setup for Robert in their
third meeting.
where do they get that way?" James Joy wanted to
know.
Don't they know that couldn't afford to let Robert meet
flight fighter: Robert Is the No challenger
world today for Sergeant Louis heavyweight title, and
foolish him risk spelling this handsome rating by
turning In a dull fight against a setup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Two SoftbaII Titles
AT Stake ToniQht

Hudson Motor Defense Girls
will meet Local 400 Co-Eds, De-
troit Metropolitan Class A girl
champs, in Mack Park tonight
with the d. S. A. Major League
championship at stake, at SIS
The Class c mems crown will be
decided at z p. m. while at 9:3C
Fruehauf and Henris continue the
mems major league playoffs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
They'll Go On Winning

Buddy Hassett who is unmarried currently listed in the
ga bracket in the draft but be recassed shortly
Alley Donald who deferred because trouble
world champion who scheduled for change
More than that old Red Roe intends hang UP his spiked
shoes for keeps after this year. He retiring the wars to
take over as basketball and baseball Yaes
You've got to hand those Yanks they never ride with
loser Heinrich Rzzuto Donald and Hasset quitting one
great teambu They're joining much greater They'll keep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Run Scoring
Probable Pitchers

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago Dietrich e-1o) a. DETROIT
(TROUT 1i-1D.
Washington (Hudson 1919 at New York
donald io-3).
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York tsunkel $50 at Brooklyn
Macon 5-3).
Pittsburgh (sewell 1910 at 81. Louis
(PolIet 7-5).
Cincinnati wander Nicer It'll and Der
ringer s-i1) At Chicago Gee 1918 and
Wyse 2-0).
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
FIFE FAVORED
Bill MuIIiqan WEEDS

William George tBill) Multi
gan, Oakland Hills caddie super
intendent. was married yesterday
to Miss Faye Seavers, a clerk in
the clubs office. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. c. b
Allen, for whom Mulligan as a
boy used to caddie at Detroit Coli
CI,,L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
DEVELOPED BANoNIs

and defeat.
DEVELOPED BANONIS
During his tenure he has re-
|ceived a number of offers to take
the head coaching job at other
schools, but he has always de-
|clined. On those occasions he
would remark:
"As long as Gus wants me
here, I guess I'll stick"
Centers developed under Boz
ringer include Merrill Lardner,
George Howell, Bill Fitzpatrick,
Dave Metzger. Bill Wilson, Harold
Cooper, Jim White, Emerson Ad-
Olson and Vincent Banonis.
In this group Banonis. of course,
is the best. When Banonis, a
product of Catholic Central, was
named All-American center last
year it was a tribute to Boz
ringers coaching.
FRIELINK NO. 1
Right now Boeringer is in the
'throes of trying to fill Banonis'
shoes on the u. of D. team this
season. No one expects him to
come up with another Banonis,
but the way Tom Frielink. a sem
ior from Kalamazoo, is progress
ing the position will be taken
care of capably.
Right behind Frielink are Eu-
gene Mutual of st. Rita's and Bob
Pollard of Catholic Central, two
Tom Schriber, a g.
foot 195-pound freshman from
ST. Martins. however. is display
ing such ability he may be the
No. 2 player before long.
There were two other 6-foot
yearlings, Edward Gorski of Grand
Rapids and Ken Mahon of Chi
cago. still fighting for the job
after Dorais reduced his squad
from 70 to IS players with the
dropping of II freshmen yester-
daV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

on winning, for in this bigger
game, just as in baseball. the
victor's laurels don't go to the
grapefruit league wonders or to
the upstairs that are out in
front on May 1. It's the team
that is in command when the
scrap is ended that wins-and
atbat's the way the Yankees and
th@XAnks play the game.
~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Red Sox Buy Hurler

BOSTON. Sept. % QNS).-The
Red Sox announced today the pur-
chase of Alfred Olsen, southpaw
pitcher of the San Diego club OF
the Pacific Coast League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Times Classic
Matches Norris
And Crinnnnins
TosIGHT's MATCHES

ToSIGHT's MATCHES
stroh VS. Parisclean, alleys la; Coca
Cola VS. Fife, 81; sackmsn's vs.. Krakow,
SIS; Aircraft We. Pepsi-Cola, rs; Ekhardt
a Becker va. Murdock. e-lo; Detroit Gas
ket VS.. Chene -Trombly. Ii-12; Mineralites
VS.. vernor's, 1914; Twentieth Century vs..
De Luxe. 1915 Matches at Argyle Reere-
ton, l0iel Northlawn, at o p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Thrives on Activity

Doublerab. hailed as the cham
pion of sprint horses, has competed
in 81 races within the last IL
months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Scratches
HAWTHORNE
TrarL faa4


Track. fast
First RAce-Goochie Babe. Ducnniss,
Heathtown, Elder Jock, Selann, Cascades.
Second Raee--stray Chord. Yellow
Mask. Bonzar. Flush. Nopay. Lookout
Rascal
Third Race--Final Glory. wheatsraw.
Exclamation. Fresana. Akrontown, Mr.
Infinity.
Fourth Race-say Nomore, Rimmy.
Valdina Marge, Commencement, Insight,
Grey Ivoire.
Fifth Race-Veiled Prophet.
Eighth Race-Miss Merit Spec a v
souaw. Chance Ray, Hadalad. simkoe.
Conville.
Ninth Race (substitute) DECLARED of.
HAvRE DE GRACE
Track, fast.
First Race-Joanny, Disclose, Goober
Lad Cheer Me.
Second Race-Terry May. Crack Favor
Witness Stand. Joe Smoky.
Third Race-Scouting, Gala Light,
Fourth Race-Liberty Patsy. Betty's
Buddy. Black Flame, The Killer.
Sixth Race-Brilliant One, Taxes.
Eighth Race-Dingmans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

Forced Economy Freddy Mandel least $780,
600 in the Detroit Lions without meon-cung date
the Lions lose few games this but it's cnch they
won't lose much each the
May make if they hit winning streak But the club
can't help saving No Pullman
rides Also ended the detailed scouting college talent which
enaed trips by half dozen staff members and correspondence
with coaches and players 300 colleges
who knows where the boys will be Year," Fred
Instead he's subscribed 80 daily check the gdder
Other clubs will too. For instance the Philadelphia
Eagles reported to have spent than $4,000 for player
information last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

Runs batted in-Rosa NcCosky
Bridges, Mueller. Helm Holloway fRoss
snd Hifgins scored or Dicksy's error IN
fixthD. Thres-bsst hit-Tueksr Home nuns
Ross. Accosky. Holloway. Stolen bases
AcCosky, Cramer. Double plays-PArtons
70 Higgins. Left on bases-ChicaEo
Detroit 7. Bases on bGIls--Off HAYNES
of Bridges 2 Struck out-By Haynes J. by
Bridges Z, Hit by pitchef-By RfidEes
Heinz. BY Haynes meyer. Umpres-
Bash. Rue and stewart. Time Of game
iIts. Attendsnce--s7p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Call Awaited
By Boeringer

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
ing them there. That often has
been the margin between victory
and defeat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
or the Hook
BY
Leu Walter

Don't Be Greedy Dept You don't have to bet all
The horses will be going around around the Detroit
Race Track again according the best information
And here's the opening date-May 15
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
BY HAROLD KAHL

Joe Norris and Johnny Grim
minis. who have staged many me-
mortal races for individual average
bowling honors. meet for the first
time this season in The Detroit
Times Al-Star Classic VIII n
Stroh and Parisclean cross alleys
in the headliner of tonight's
matches at Finley McQueen's Ar
gyle Recreation.
BY a strange twist Of scheduling
il will be the second meeting OF
the pair in five days. Last Friday
Stroh rolled 1862 to Parisclean's
1887 for a two-game victory in
the Greater Detroit All-Star. Nor
ris followed a 662 of the first week
with $50, and Crimmins. who was
absent opening night, got 631.
CRIMMINs GETS JUMP
Neither Crimmins nor Norris
were up to their usual form in
the first Classic matches, but the
former got the jump when he hit
$50 for a 1876 average as Paris
clean swept three from Dick Kra-
kow's five to his rivals SIS for 1872
in Stroh's two-game setback at
the hands Of Ted Rebain's Sack
mans, which tipped 3089 against
3O10.
If Stroh duplicates its Fridays
performance against Parisclean
tonight, Joe Paulus' Chene-Trom-
bly, Recreation likely will take sole
possession of first place. Chene-
Trombly blanked Joe Lieb's Twen-
tieth Century and may administer
the same medicine to Rog Over
myers Detroit Gasket.
Harold Aliens Mineralites and
George Bryant's ardt &
Becker appear to have tussles on
their hands in Harold DeCrick's
Vernor's and Charley Goodrow's
Murdoch, respectively. Each may
have to turn on the heat to get
the edge.
FIFE FAVORED
On the basis of the first weeks
rolling, George Holmes Fife will
be favored over Henry Ehrle's
Coca-Cola, Sackman's over Kra-
kow, Herman Bengell's Pepsi-Cola
over Len Dettloff's Aircraft, and
Rudy Walby's De Luxe over Twen-
tieth Century.
George Gingerella of Sackman's
is the early average leader, with
665 for 221, one pin more than
Mike Tesla of Chene- Trombly.
Overmyer is third with 658 for PIG
and Bill Kenet of Stroh fourth
..,;.L CA e.. 01Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

CONSENSUS
Shin Plaster
Catalonia
Sentimentalist
At War
Equal Chance
Blantry
Jayakay
Cornwall
Adenos
Get On
Hi-Gold
De Icer
Just Enuf
Quarto
For Romance
Pumpgun
Boom On
Warrigan
Swell Chance
Dissension Sir
Show Up
Milk Punch
Night Lady
Hover
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

j. Edgar Hoovers FBI boys already grabbed
registered anen the of making all employees qualify
for at the Detroit Race Track Bobby Morris the
lead boy, ourder the who
for the Bomar Stable Grew of his jockey boots Stan
Bnke be chestnut his avorite crack
still the about the fellow who the horse 20 to and
in a
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Wushinqton Produce

BUTTER-93 score. tubs, 47H l.
pound prints, 4s: A-pound prints, asa; /;
92 score, tubs, 40; 1-pound prints, 46Ia;
1.pound prints. .46H: A-pound prints.
46s4: 30 score. tubs, 45A: pound prints,
45s4; !4-pound prints. 46A: 50 score,
TUBS, 49,: 1-pound prints, As: A-pound
prints, 45ta: IS score. tubs. a: 1-pound
prints, 44h7; A-pound prints, As.
LIVESTOCK-Calves, Is; spring lambs.
EEE and Live Poultry Markets.
Daily report from Agricultural Marketing
Administration. Prices paid net fob
EdaMMark.t nrm. Prices paid for
Federal-state sraded eggs received from
Eradins stations Neptember 23): Whites,
2 9, extras. large, 51-52: average, 5IH;
y; 3. extras, medium, 43h-45: average,
44h; .; 8. standards: large. As: U. s.
sfandafd:. . medium, 3s-4o; ayerase: 80;
I.r.s e. . IsdeS' nn. YI g. Browns: 2 s. extras.
ssyeT:gs; - :rsr..s .sh =. s stsnd.Tds, isr.. =:
$500; aversse, 80; U: S. trades. 3s.
Whites, 3s-40: mixed colors. So. Receipts
LIVE PouLTRYSMarket steady. Fowl.
Colored, pounds and up. 21-.2; few
premiums being paid for heavier weights;
under pounds, 1920: Lexhorn hens. IA
Roosters, 1919 Chickens: Delaware. Viz:
ginia and Maryland, Rocks and crosses,
pro sroile5s ana fryers, Al sizes. 25-2o; No. IS.
Youns toms and hens, $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Chicago Grain
By FRANKLIN MULLIN,

AsSoclaIed PreSS MArket Writer
CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-Wheat
prices gained about q cent a bushel
in early trading today, reaching
best figures in the last three to four
months, and then spent the remain
der Of the session fiuctuating ner-
vously just below the days highs.
Washington reports of q move in
the Senate to revise the basis Of
calculating parity prices 50 that
ceilings on farm commodities may
be higher than present parity fig-
ures stimulated buying. Demand
also came from mills and lifting Of
hedges in connection with sale Of
more than 100000 bushels for ship
ment out Of Chicago, largest busi-
ness Of this nature in weeks, added
to support
Wheat closed ss-1 higher than
yesterday, December, 128h-S.;
May. l.3lss-A; corn, IA. up, De-
cember, S6A-3s: May, 903s; oats,
A-& higher; soybeans, NJ ad-
vanced and rye, ~ higher.
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Rail Stocks, Bonds
Lead Advance in
Both Markets
Dividend Expectations
Send Some Carriers
To New 1912 Highs
BY VICTOR EUBANK.
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Dividend
expectations inspired active buying
Of rails in today's stock market and
number of the carriers pushed up
to new high levels for a year or
longer.
Aircrafts and steels also had sup
port at modestly higher prices
while other industrial leaders held
to narrow and mixed range.
First hour volume was large, but
there was considerable tapering
later. Dealings for the session were
about 100000 shares, best since July.
Best quotations for rails, repre-
senting gains of fractions to a point
or more, were shaded a bit by profit
selling in the final hour.
Lively early bidding for trans
portation shares, brokers said, was
in response to yesterdays announce
ment of dividend resumption on
Southern Railway preferred after an
11-year lapse.
At new tops were Atlantic Coast
Line, Southern Railway preferred,
Southern Pacific, Erie, Western Pa
cif1c preferred. Missouri Kansas
Texas and New Haven.
Douglas Aircraft rose ~ on a
few transfers. Fractionally ahead
most of the time were United Air
craft, Glenn Martin, Boeing, U. S.
Steel, Bethlehem, j. C. Penney and
U. S. Rubber. United Corp. pre-
ferred advanced point or so.
A steady demand for railroad
loars resulted in many gains OF
fractions to point and in some
cases more in the bond market.
Trading was active with sales past
the $l0.000,000 mark at the turn of
the final hour.
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Baltimore Livestock

BALTIMORE, Sept. % Up, Omitted States
Department OF Asrieulture). Iii am. quo
Cattle. $50. Little done On earl, rounds;
steers on hand being held Tor Thursday
market; few scattered lots COWS sold at
prices showing At least rs advance for
weeks; good 1,47O-pound Holstein cows,
1idoi 90 esnnsra Ho.a gutter and common indi-
.tesdH qsst.De sop veasiss 1899
Hogs, 700. MidWeeks swine prices were
up another 20 on ali. weights Of butchers
limit. 1910; 12O-l30 pounds. l4.aSsS0;
l3o-l40 pounds: 14.35a60; 140-16O
P4undss n1.s l1s6os5Soo s6s56 io9Tlse pounds,
$40 pounds, 15.10a35; 34O-26O pounds.
14.S5a15.1Q; 100000 pounds, 14.63aeO;
" At outside prices in each veight group;
sows chiefly 1366al4 05
Sheep, $50. Supply too limited to create
market test; nominally steady.
Evening star., 1942-09-23

Jones&Lau 2e--
Jones&L pf A s..
Joues&L Of B g.
Kalam Stove 80
Kansas City Sou
kans c 50 pf 2g-
Kauh DS .5oe
tKaufm DIS pf 5.
Kels-HayesA1.50
Kels-H(Bl .375e.
Kennecott 1.75e
Kinney (GR)
EresEe tSS) 1.20
kress (SH) 100.
Kraser Groc Q
tLaelede Gas pf-
Leh ort c 1.l25s
Leh Valley Coal
Leh Vail Coal pf
Leh Valley RR--
lehman Co Ia
Lib-Ow-Fd Use
Liby kcN&L.l5s
LilyTulip c 80
Lima Loco 1.50e.
Link-Belt B.
farkheeA A -
Loev's. Inc s.
lone Star Cmt 3
Lorillard .7be -
3Lorillard pf Z =
Louis & Hash Be
Mack Trucks L.
Macy GRID 2
magma T. 1 DUG,
Manati Sugar =.
Maracaibo OIL -
Marine Mid .1se
tMark s r pr pf
Marshall Fd 80
Mnt(Glenn) AZ.
Nartin-Parry--.
Masonite Ia
Math'son A.S75e
Nay Dept Strs 8
Maytag Co =
Maytag pf 1.75k.
Crory Strs l..
McGraw Hec D.
hYptv p hC 40A
Mcclellan 8 .4Oe
tMead Corp pf 8
Mead pf tB)5.50
Melville Shoe q
Mengel Co .60g
tMeng s pf $50
Merch&M soc
Miami Cop .b0e =
Mid Cont .40e
tMidl'd Stl 1st 8
MINI Hon r Ia
Ninn-N Imp -
Nilsson Co .s5g 81.
Mo Kan d Texas
No Kan b T pf-
konSant Chem 2
fAons r c A.
Monte Ward a.
tAor&Ess 3.e71
Motor Prod 1R--
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Chicago Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat. No. 3 mixed. 1.,2a;: No. 2
1.20; sample grade, hard. tough 20.
Corn; No; /. ysllcx. s5;s6h; No: 2. ,s4l.-
s2h-A: sample Grade yellow, 65-SlHa
Oats. No. ! mixed, 81: No. white, SO;
No. 8. An: No. white. tough. ~; sam
pie grade, white. 44h. Barley, mating
s2-1 90 nominal: feed, 1880 nominal.
Field seed per hundredweieht. Timothy,
475-5;0O; alsike. 16.0O-19.50: fancy red
top. 10000
Evening star., 1942-09-23
l1:00 AM. 19495e 1900 Noon 344. $50
100 P.A.--421. 900 200 PM 4s0. 7SO

fUntt Of tradtng. 10 shares: sales
printed in full. In BANKRUPTCY or receiver
ship or being reorgantzed under Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed BY. such COM
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
tion. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included. I'd Ex
dividend. II Ex rightA Z Also extra or
extras. Cash or stock; Declared OF paid
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
20 far this year. Payable in stock. Paid
| this year.
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Foreign Exchange
NrU, vnpY CAN'T 6

NEW YORK, Sept 23 P.-Late foreign
exchange rates follow Great Britain in
dollars. others in cents):
Canada: Oficial Canadian Control Board
rates for o. 8. dollars: Buying. 10 per cent
premium; selling, IL per cent premium
lars in New York Of buying, e9I per cent;
selling. 900 PEI. cent.
Canadian. dollar in New York open
market. II Il per cent discount Or SS66A
o. 8. cents. up 1878 cent
Europe: Great Britain. oficial Bankers
Foreien Exchange Committee rates.: Buy
cables. S4.O4
90 Latin America: Argentina, on,eiai,
29T; lree, 23.77: Brazil. oflcial 06n;
free, 52On; Mexico, 20 66n.
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated. Nominal
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Freight Car Loudinos

NEW YORK, Sept. % lR.-Revenus
ireisht cars handled By railroads report
19 included:
~ Sept. -. Prev. wk. Yr. aso.
Great Northern 35.092 35,42S 3i'Gss
North Pacific 1925 1880 1852
Evening star., 1942-09-23

Not everybody with . dollar 10
spare can shoot . gun straight- but
everybody can shoot straight to the
hank and buy . War bond.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-09
Of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Washtenaw Rebekahs Christmas
families dinner $50. Odd Fellow Hall
Navy Mothers Club 1880 election officers Veterans OF
Foreign Hall.
Missionary Society Lutheran Church, Christmas
party, Z 40 at parsonage.
Prospect Association
meeting
Ypsanti Aere Eagles 1874
THURSDAY
A. Of Veterans 30 regular
meeting election OF officers
Title Tackmann Circle of Dorcas
Christmas party o'clock home Of Mrs William Engle
Bring gift exchange.
Presbyterian Womens Union groups two O'Clock with
MIS- Christopher bren group three o'clock Christmas
at home Of Mrs. s. A Wizard Bring gift TO exchange
sweets Tor boys IN service group four luncheon 70 o'clock
Order Of Rainbow for Girls regular meeting Masonic
lodge
Luke League of Women ga at home of Mrs William SNYDER
Queen City Lodge number 1877 Knights Of Pyhas party
o'clock, K. P. Hall
Senior Luther League Lutheran
Christmas party. 7:45 church
B. Bunco Club o'clock at home Mrs. William Fleming.
Methodist Womens Society OF Christian
one with Mrs Clarence Sanferson 80; number
o'clock Mrs f. Gooding; with
Mrs Otis Lee; number four with Mrs Reynolds
O'CLOCK exchange Of Christmas gifts for church nursery
parment; number five o'clock with Mrs. Burrer
number six 2:8O, with Mrs Walter
gifts number o'clock with Mrs Mark Rust;
Der eight u 3d. luncheon with Mrs Glass; number
nine cooperative luncheon and Christmas party. o'clock
with Huston; number ten u: 80 luncheon AT
church. Each bring
Baptist Women Union Christmas party
Mrs w. r. Shaw
Auxiliary meeting o'clock St Luke
Church House The usual sewing and uncheons will be
ted Oti after New
Calvary Baptist Alderman
Matilda L. Perrne Auxiliary Spanish
GAR. Hall Of City Hall Arbor, Sc
cerd OF the County Council OF Defense will speak Patriotism
and the Present War.
AAUW Arbor at AIS
p. m. by Prof Preston Slosson Current Event topic.
Hornet Model Aplane Club o'clock 22l Ypsanu High
School.