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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Navy Send-0ff-
For Army Boys

Marching 10 the strains Of the
Naval Recruiting Band-the first
time the navy has sponsored ar
army send-off-599 draftees from
Boards Is and II today paraded
from Cadillac Square Building to
Fort street induction center for
induction into the army.
II was one OF the largest groups
10 report at any one time for army
induction. In line of march with
the soldiers-to-be were a group OF
500 or more wives, mothers and
fathers.
Ceremonies started with the
raising Of the flag at draft head
Quarters to the tune of the ma
Itional anthem, played by the navy
band. Chief Storekeeper George
Joseph Beauregard of Naval Re-
Icruiting Office, in charge of the
band. said:
We've always given our navy
recruits a good send-oh. We
thought the army boys should
have II too"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02

ton 10 holding memberships in U>e
college Stole Society. honorary
scholastic group, and Pi Kappa
Delta, ditto.
Watched congratulations being
showered on Al Dec. Conkey. Ed
Parker, Bob Greene, Ed Husen and
Ed McKernan for their great
scripts produced by the Adcraft-
ers al their spring frolic. Loudest
praiser was Joe Jones, who de-
serves credit himself for running
the affair.
In this years Who's Who
Among Students in American Uni.
versities and Colleges" (if YOU
can get past that title). is listed
Jean Taylor. Detroit gal who just
got her bachelor Of arts sheepskir
Al Park College in Missouri with
departmental honors.
The boys AT the Exchange Club
are still blinking from their ex
posture TO Art Reds ensemble o
mouse-colored Stacks. cream
Jacket. beige shirt, yellow neckti'
and plaid handkerchief =. Repor
Is that Bob Gambler is on the menC
Bill Manning is still in Flor
ida.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02

Up comes the National ASsoci-
alton of Cleaners and Dyers with
the heartening opinion that the
vanishing of the trouscr cliff is q
blessing indeed.
THE old fashioned trouser
cuffs was more of a nuisance
than n blessing" a press release
sets forth. because IL was n
catch-aii for dirt, contributed
nothing to the wearing qualities
OF the trouser, was hard tn press
and interrupted the crease"
Besides. the makers have solved
the problem of making cuffless
pants without showing stitches Al
the bottom win new kind OF
tape.
Betty Hayden. student Al
Michigan State Normal College
is the first girl in more than Is
years 10 become editor-in-chief oil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
.WPB Tin Can
Starts

A campaign 10 reclaim $4,000
tons of tin cans a year is being
inaugurated in Detroit and 81
other selected cities. the War
Production Board announced to.
day.
u yrrr- total is expected TO be
$4,000 tons when expansion OF
existing defining facilities is
completed next year, authorities
said.
Housewives will be asked TO
save only food and tobacco cans.
and not to include any that had
been filled with oil or paint. Steel
that forms SO per cent of the cans
will be separated from the tin,
and both metals salvaged.
For tho Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Tax Cut
Likelyin
County

The newly appointed auditors
crusade for economies began 10
show concrete results today when
IL was announced that the 1942-45
county tax rate would be no higher
than the current fiscal years S. s.
per 81. 900 and might be lower. =
The rate will be possible, IL was
cited at a county tax ALLEGATION
board hearing. despite the inclu.
sion OF new budget items such as
$4l3.000 for the Huron Clinton
Parkway, $500. 900 for defense &C,
tivities and $500. 900 for increased
disqualification expenditures.
Auditors Ray Hafeli and James
ID. Friel reported to the board yes.
terday preliminary budget OF
S23. 5S4, 900 for the coming year
This is approximately 5000, 00C
under the present budget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
LESSON SIX

Junior Victory Army members
ATTENTION!
Here Is Lesson Six in the series
of articles describing how ano
when 10 display the flag of the
United States OF America:
When used on a speakers
platform, the flag. II displayed
flat. should be displayed above and
behind the speaker; il flown from
a staff, il should be In the position
of honor, at the speakers right. II
should never be used TO cover the
speakers desk nor 10 drape the
front of the platform.
2-When used in connection
with the unwilling of a statue OF
monument, the flag should form q
feature during the ceremony. bui
the flag itself should never bt
used as the covering for the
statue.
3-Flags flown from fixeC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02

lstaffs are placed at half-staff "a
indicate mourning. When the flag
is displayed on a small staff, as
when carried in a parade, mourn
ing is indicated by attaching two
streamers of black crepe 10 the
spear head, allowing the stream
ers TO fall naturally. Crepe i:
used on the flagstaff only by order
OF the President.
when used TO cover a casket
the flag should be placed so thai
the union Is at the head and over
the left shoulder. The flag should
not be lowered into the grave mol
allowed to touch the ground. The
casket should be carried foot first
5-When the flag is displayed
in the body OF a church. il shoulc
be from a staff placed in the
position OF honor at the congrega
tons right as they face the
clergyman. The service flag. tn,
state flag, or other flag should b
at the left OF the congregation.
III in the chancel or on the plat
form, the flag of the United
lStates should be placed at TIT
clergyrian'ssrisht a he faces thu
congregation, and the other flag
at his left.
6-When the flag is in such :
condition that it is no longer Z
fitting emblem for display, Il
should not be cast aside or usec
in any way that might be viewed
as disrespectful TO the nationa
colors. but should be destroyed a:
a whole privately. preferably by
burning or by some other method
lin harmony with the reverence
and respect we owe TO the en-
lblem representing our country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
City Moves for Full BlackOut
Demand Speed Switches So That Streets May Be Fully Daksnsd
Defense Council Acts Findings OF Last Test

in charge of Victory Garden ACTIVE
tiles for the department Of parks
and recreation, about 35 acres OF
the so available for the war gar.
dens has been allotted. The sched.
ule has been somewhat interfered
with due to rains, but this week
and next will be busy ones In as
signing plots to the citizenry. Yes.
terday plots at Roxbury and Ca.
sino avenues were apportioned. In
some of the gardens assigned ear.
lier the plants already are UP. II
is expected to. complete assign
ments in 10 days or two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02

ments of S18.l8 each will also repay
a 500 loan. The cost OF your loan, in
this case. is just sos.
You need no endefsers or guaranton
to borrow at Household just the abii-
ity to repay in monthly instruments.
This spares you the embarrassment Of
asking friends or fellow-workers to
sign the loan papers with you. No
credit inquiries are made OF friends
or relatives.
Get your loon for less
Payments in the table include charges
at the rate of 211% per month on q
loan balance of 500 or less and 2&
per month on that part OF a balance in
excess of 500. The Small Loan Law
permits us to charge substantially
more than this. We publish our rates
and payments to help you shop for
your loan. II is to your advantage TO
compare rates before you borrow.
II you can make good use OF loailS
see US or telephone today.
4 = =
FILL YOUR COAL BIN NOW
We are glad 10 make loans
for the purchase Of coal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02

'committee in the organizations
headquarters. 1903 Washington
boulevard, was scheduled for l
D. m. today. All mothers who have
sons in the armed forces are in
vited.
Already several hundred have
Joined the group and will take an
active part in providing hospitality
and entertainment for service men
through parties and other forms of
entertainment. Plans for the next
few weeks will be discussed at the
session.
According 10 Miss Lucia Savage,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02

term. He has
been a men,
Der of the rifle
s h arpshoo OF
ers, expert rife
men. La y e d
va rsity foot
ball, company
b a s X e I ball.
company tennis
a n d belonged
10 the Fusi-
leers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Worker Imprisoned
For Hospital Theft

Titus B. Ray of 1925 West
Grand boulevard. who returned TO
ST. Mary's Hospital, where he once
worked. and stole $500. was SEN
fenced today to serve two to five
years In Jackson Prison by Re-
corder's Judge Arthur z. Gordon.
Ray was arrested two days
after the theft from the room OF
DR.. Robert B. Edmondson. and al
the time had only 30 cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Pile Torture
SooI in Few Minutes

Act now for quick relief from
torture OF piles. Don't wait another
day hut apply Peterson's Ointment
at once. the cooling. soothing, as
tringent formula that has brought
joyful relief 10 thousands for 30
years. Relieves itching promptly. All
druggists have reterson's Ointment.
SIC box or soc in tube with application.
Money cheerfully refunded IL not do.
lighted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
City Plans Plea
To White House
For More Water

With Detroit officials waiting
Iday-to-day for government ap.
Iproval OF a project TO increase the
water supply for Detroit war in
dustries. the request for the prof.
ect has been gathering dust In
a regional bureaucrat's desk ir
Chicago, il was revealed today.
Lawrence G. Lenhardt, genera
manager of the water supply de-
partment, who made the charge
said he contemplated direct actor
to the White House unless som,
Immediate action is taken. The re
quest was never forwarded Il
Washington, officials said.
The. project. totaling nearly So.
1000, 900, includes S1,300.000 TO
water mains inside the city; 81,
800 900 for county water mains 4
WILLOW Run and other war plan
centers, and S1.400, 900 for expan
sion of the Springwells pumpinI
station capacity.
REFUSES TO ANSWER
Lenhardt said that d. r. Kennl
Icott, regional engineer for tn
Federal Works Agency, has ha
the proposal for nearly tw
months. has been holding up Wash
lington action and refuses TO an
Iswer inquiries.
| Leo V. Clarity. assistant super
Iintendent of the water depart
ment. who is in Washington, .ha
wired repeatedly that he is pow
erless because the War Productio
Board lacks information and re
Igional approval Of the project.
Unless we have immediate
action" Lenhardt said, I'VE will
not be able TO furnish water to
the Willow Run bomber plant
or to workers homes In that vi
cinity.
"If we received federal money
and the materials today IL would
take year for the project"
I Lenhardt's only communicable
from Kenncott has been a tele
gram saying he is studying tn
proposal and that he first must &c
1.-THE o. K. of army, national publ
Health and housing officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
BY KEN HALL y

Because Detroit's streets would
have provided excellent targets
for enemy bombers during the last
blackout, the Detroit Municipal
Defense Council has decided 10
bring pressure TO bear upon
Washington authorities TO release
switches for backing out safety
zones and traffic lights.
A resolution by Councilman
George Edwards that wires be
sent To President Roosevelt, James
M. Lands of the OCD and Donald
NJ. Nelson of the WPB requesting
release OF the switches,
was adopted.
This followed reports by Mayor
Edward J. Jeffries Jr.. who few
over the city during the May "a
blackout, stating that the street
outlines were plainly discernable
from aloft due to the traffic and
zone lights and from Louis j.
Schrenk, general superintendent
of the department of public light
ing. that he had received nc
switches, although the order had
been placed in March with a re-
quest for Al priority.
NEED 10000 SWITCHES
Sehrenk said Detroit needs
20. 900 switches, which turn off the
regular lights, and blackout dim
mers. Those in use proved salts
factory in test operation on three
Woodward avenue safety zones
during the last blackout.
duction center.
Associate Co-ordinator Glenn c
Richards said that the first oi
Detroits 10 sirens would be ready
for delivery the latter part of this
month and that the others beinf
made by the Chrysler Corporation
will be available shortly after
wards.
WARNS OF TESTS
He warned Detroiters living or
the east side not be alarmed al
frequent tests soon TO be made BY
the East jefferson plant.
II was decided that fire trucks
lambulances and police cars be al
lowed to move with lights al
blackouts because their operation
without lights provided too great
a hazard.
! Traffic Director Fred w. Jur
lgens told the committee that 2.
wilful violators of the last black
out will be brought to court b,
the police.
VIOLATIONS DECREASE
Violations reported for May q
were 1914 per cent below those
of the one earlier in the month.
A committee on blackouts will
be named by the mayor this weel
Ito coordinate blackout activitie
between the war plants and tn
'IOCD.
!. Building and Safety Enginee
Joseph p. Wolff said that as tn
air raid shelter built by Rober
Taylor, 6551 East Lafayette ave
nue.. did not conform to the city
building code and that as Taylo
had secured no permit prior Z
building, the shelter would have I
be torn down.
Chief Warden Frank M. Nc
Laury yesterday turned over tn
names Of 400 blackout violators o
May "a 10 Arthur L. Barley, as
sistant corporation counsel, VIII
will pass on them with view o
prosecution. They were the mos
fragrant Of 967 reported by tn
wardens.
A meeting OF the mothers di
vision of the Il Will Do My Best
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Six Detroiters
Recognize Kin
In Army Picture

Six Detroiters identified sons
and brothers marching across an
Australian dock In a single photo
graph published In Mondays De-
troit Times.
Each Of these people will receive
by mail from the Times a photo
grAphic print of the picture under
an offer made. co-incidentally. In
connection with the publication OF
that very picture.
These Detroiters recognized
these soldiers:
Mrs. John Savolino Of 14O26
Welland avenue, . brother, Fifth
Class Technlcian Leroy Durham.
Mrs. Helen Konikowsl<i OF
1900 Moran avenue, II . m
tramck, her SON, Pfc. Leo j.
Konilowslxi.
Peter Saros Of 10415 Mack
avenue, . bTother, Nick.
Mrs. Jesh Schultz Of 6263
Grandy avenue, . brother, Pfc.
Stanley Miodowsl<i.
Victor aKlish Of $50 Richton
avenue, Highland Park, . bro
ther. Pvt. Tom Kalish.
Mildred Ames Of $50 Ken
sington avenue, . brother.
FREE PRINTS OFFERED
In other Times-pubiished photo
graphs from abroad. Mrs. Vern
Roach OF 1916 Campbell avenue
recognigzed her son. Pvt. Donald
Roach, II, Ireland. and Mrs. Edith
Fitzgerald of 1871 Elm street rec
ognized her son. Corp. Robert Fitz-
gerald, in Australia.
The Times offer to its readers
A Photographic print free, one
20 . family, Of any picture made
abroad In which q reader ideata-
fie~ any ono who went into the
service from his immediate
household. The reader must
mail 70 the Picture Editor. De-
troit Times, . clipping Of the
picture, his soldier boy marked
with q pencil, and must include
a note giving the soldiers name
and rank and the readers name,
address, telephone number and
relationship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02

the normal Coll
lege n ew $ -
particularly un-
usual because
she's Just a
Soph.
Betty has
b g en- on the
papers staff for
two years, one
as a reporter
and last year
as assista n [
editor, in addi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
ADVERTISEMENT
Pep ZIP ACTION OF
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Thousands Get up nights less
often this simple wsyl

When getting up nights robs you Of
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To relieve thevdiscomfort OF such
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distress OF symptoms due to this cause.
Get q box todayi But be sure you
get the original GOLD MEDAL CAP
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
= MAN 10 CT
AHOO LOAN
]. ON YOUR SIGNATURE 2. ON YOUR CAR
). ON YOUR FURNITURE

How 10 get cash simply and privately Monthly
payments 10 M your own poeksfbook
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02

ApvERrIsEMEN-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Poptiac New,

The Mems Goodwin INK
Newman AME church rendered ~ "
monthly program az : NM !. -
Aug. =. "
The barbecue which win h,
en- on the lawn of l'ndcr.sker H.,
promises TO BE- a hagc .acre.s
The local minister, wiil wo,,h,,
at Hamlet Temple CME ebr,I
Detroit, Aug. 10 al g pm. ON IN,
-, they VIII be AZ Newman I'VE
church OF which the Roy LAM,
X. Fleming Nil. deliver .he MY.
sage.
Macedonia Bapiis, church NJ,
just closed trn-day ro,ya 20,
Edwards is pastor
The SteNard,rs board alr r,,
der a program Aug IL IN beh,.
of conference. claims. Tie Ma, 4
will meet at tho homo az Nh. n.
sic Harris in IIiehland Al.na.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chn,m Fou q.
Mrs. Johnson lam : Eilaheh A.,
EVELYN sullivan lo,f Nae 70 IA.
II relatives in Pi,m,aA Ky
Mrs. Rachael OF .Nnn Mr. r..
tenily visited Mrs. NMeaaN Fsus.
In Grant eirecl.
RrGcc Mullen is 81 ln me Gen,
eral hospital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

the Church OF God. on Wiz.
street. preached an sn'"r''ssCon's
1922. N' u. Luxe
Mrs. Charlie jackson ep,.,,.
speaking on he subiee, ~ sp,,'aalhst
Life?' ''' What /,
Mrs. Nevada Burness -,
lawn entertained NJ Bes NJ sNoiia'
er board at a luncheon "'sa Vsa.
evening. Aug. .. Sundls
Mrs. Wilson cut h.r
seriously Saturday nigh, W. vu',ani
son Is az the Redford hos,, n'', WI
couple room At the home =, ln
and Mrs. Leonard uarr,s '" w
Northlawn street. -Ve'l
Rooms ior rent. single ma.
couples without children NV. s0. v
RoseIawn street. sVp
Fresh Fish - Chickens d,..
free. Prices rea,onabIe Ios us'Svd
ton. Smile Road. " h'''
Repairing. ,nlcanlllnv ,n,.,
ing. battery service. oiI ana n1',sa''
acces>orles nj Symc> Ser'I" AZ" s"'
Vile Road and kenfuck, II y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
EIGHT-MILE ROAD FLASHES

A. Littles. Of Kentucky street
was called TO Chicago recently, u
attend his uncle's funeral.
Mrs. Evelyn Dunn, of Garden
lane street, Is spending her vaca-
ton with relatives and friends in
Harrison, Ga, and points in Flor
ida.
Mrs. Birdett Harrison. OF Ithaca
street. will spend two weeks visit
ing relatives and friends in Mssis-
sippi.
Mrs. Irene Marsh. of Cherrylavn
has been appointed member OF
the council OF The community club
by A. J Session. OF Ohio street.
Nj /. Annie Nunley. OF oklahoma,
Is in the city visiting relatives and
friends. Last week. she was the
guest ~ her son and daughter, Mr.,
and Mrs. 4. l.. Nunley. also her
daughter. Mrs Mozelle Baker. 81
Parkside street. in Ferndale Micn
John I.ockcti. OF Gardenlane
street will spend his Summer va
cation with relatives In I.eeburAs
and Macon. Ga
Mrs. Betty Fountain. Of Pensa-
cola. Fla. is the guest OF ID. Solo
mon. OF Glenlodge street.
Among the sick arc Buford Ev-
ans. who Is az Trinity hospital.
and Della Steward. of Woodsidc
street
Popular Couple WEEDS
Miss Maude Jones. OF Glcnlodg,
street. and u. W. burden. OF Ga :.
denlane street, Ferndale. spok,
their vows OH July "A IN ohio
Last sunday evening. from 5 TO
the popular couple was rendered
one OF The most elaborate recep-
lions ever given in this commun-
iiy by the brides father, l.. W.
Jones. al his residence. The table,
Were beautifully decorated and tn
elaborate refreshments and drink
cost $3.50. Twenty-Five cars an,
more than lIO guests and friends
We're present at the reception
, Among the guests were: Nj. anr
Mrs. BinSon. Beatrice Booker. Mrs
R0okee, Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt
March. Mi. and Mrs. David Mo-
row, Mr. and Mrs. James Sn ed
Mr.. and MIS-. Joseph &. Stnson
Robert Morris. Hi caldwell. John
l.. Neal. Mr.. and AIRS. David vii
liams. Charles W. ThompkinS Mr..
Anna Randy MrS Estclla Burden
I Allen SHEET. AIRS Johnnie Rui
Jones. liiflr Miss GLADYS Jones
Floyd MCCaryer. Leslie Foreman
Walter Allen. M. and Mrs. Ruff.
Goldsmith. Nh and Mrs. Iohr
Howard. Mrs. William Hunter. WI
liam Hunter Nj. and Mrs. W. +
Edmond~ Mr. and Mrs Charlie
Ridley. Miss blanche Searlcs. Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Kelley. Mn. AND
Mrs. W. u. DOrns. Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Rivcts Mrs H. Anderson. Mrs
Mandc Durden Mrs Patsy Durdcr
Mr.. and Mic William Jarkson Mr.
Lille Powe AIR and Mrs. g. Cart
lldee Mr aud Mrs j G. Johnson
Mrs A. Edmonds and Ms. j. FrcN.
man.
Elder John Richards. pastor %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
ROMULUS NEWS
By "RS. MAIDr MtLONr


An inspiring sermon Was preach
ed last Sundsy morning ~ FRS
Baplisi church ny the pastor. the
Rev. /. H. Campbell on the them
III Mans Hear Is Set 10 Do
Eyil'
Club News
The Wumen's Progressive club
he'd their regular meeting Ia u
week Al The home Of Mrs. y. RaS
kin. Nexl meeting will ht az tho
home Of Mr~. Cross. Mrs. NJ. Micn-
ell is president
The Arodnap club OF Detroit me;
a. ih" home OF Mrs NJ. Malone
Af'cr breakfast was served. husi-
ness was transacted After which
tho guests denaricd for thor soy
eral homes Mrs Jackson Is prcsi-
dent
Visitors
Mrs. Fannie Harris ~ Lakeland
Fla. and son and ghier-in law
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Owens 81
Detroit. were callers on tho "
Malones.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Northwest Detroit
Business And Social

Mrs fmGy Taylor Of -oiao Ohm
haze ~ guest from McadNillc, TT.
her cousin. kathryn Howard.
Ms. Mary T.. Price from Marian
na Ark, j. visiting hcr son, Rich
ard Price % eo2sS OHIO and daueh-
'ef. Mrs. Willie Auhiir Of 2o>so
Miicheldale.
Ronald Cook is spending his va
ca4on with his grandmother, Mr,
Mamie Ro-s OF 2ui2l licne.
MIS-. sara Jones OF Rosc.swn an.
,ousin. Mrs. Zack Mason Of 2loi'
Gleulodge are spending their yaca-
ton in Birmingham Ala, yisitine
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel lIsddor
Of s0iG7 llene spent the Weekend
in Champaign, H.. With her daugh
tor Mrs. Edna Zachary.
TN. National Coneocalion Of Tbs
Church or God In Christ r. noH
converting at els5 Mack God ha'
blessed many souls. Go and le
him add bis blessings upon YOU
Sous.
The Eight Allie Road Improve
mrnt asspciation met at Birdhurs
Community center Friday evening
The Parent Body approved th
"Wasnc County Federal Saving
and Loan association es the SQUIRE
for financing Improvements an
paying delinquent taxes.
Tho plans for improving an
painting np ara being made an
enthusiasiically accepted by tn
entire comnmnity.
Be sure you are At the mex
parent body meeting. Sept. ..
a selected number OF soldiers a.
The Ninth Cavalry OF the Army W.
/ show We're entertained AZ The hon'
81 Mie r. Hatcher of 2ooiG Wash
burn. sunday Aug. >. by the Miss
B'anche and luanita lfalchc
Eleanor Ross and Doroihy Hnbcr'
| Among those present az this ANA
were Miss Julia Hubert. Scrgean
VI. crawford Miss Lillian Aarot
Leonard Bowling Wilhcmina Wat
son Misc Alice NcCaulev Scrgean
4. Rainey Private w Miles. PR
waite T. London Private l.. Moore
Corp a. Cartwcll Sergeant W
wilkinson. Sergeant r. Hatcher
and Others Mrs r. Hatcher an
Mrs G. Johnson ~ Washburn ave
nue wore also present