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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

A former maintenance engineer
with the Washington state high
way department. lst II. Hearv n.
Williams of Tacoma, Is being pre-
pared in Florida % take over ex-
scntive duties IN air force main
tenance. He formerly resided with
his mother, Mrs. sara y. Williams.
a. sip No. 18th ST.
A Tacoma sergeant. Oscar n.
Hoffman, OF 5t2e SO. Fife St. has
been promoted 10 the rank Of staff
sergeant according TO word re-
eeised here. He entered the serv-
Ice in February. 1912. and IS on
duty al Dsvis-Monthan field in
Tucson. ARR.
Mrs. Thomas Barton and dauEh-
Ter, Nancy Lou Andrews, are ex-
rected hack in Tacoma sunday
after q two weeks trip TO Beverly
Hills, Calf. where they visited
Mrs. Barton's sister. Mrs. Connie
Christner. They are returning by
Way Of Salt Lake City.
DIR. A. Douglas Rugh. who was
the College Of Puget Sound jour
nalism instructor few years ago.
Il In Washington. ID. C. training
for American Red Cross overseas
service. Since leaving Tacoma he
studied and taught a year at
Abe University OF Washington and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Civilian Defense
q u q
Meetings Called

Precinct los - Reorganization
meeting AZ Tsss p. m Thursday
a. Zone ! headquarters. 9Th ave
and Anderson Il.
Precinct si-Rlock wandens and
welfare wHriens a; 40 ,. m.
Wednesday AZ Hawthorne school.
Precinct sO-The firs, class for
instruction in home nursing will
Be held in the Northeast Tacoma
clubhouse At 1913 q N. Thursday
Sept Il. Women q precinct 10
and adjoining precincts are invit-
ed 10 attend.
Auxiliary police and air raid
wsrdens viii meet Al Fife high
school At sp. m. Thursday. There
vii be q talk on air raid signals
and controls Films OF the Md
way and Coral sea battles Will he
shown.
Precinct 5o-First aid class at
7:3o p. m. Thursday. Holy Rosary
school.
Precinct to-Wardens and other
CD workers at T;3o p. m. Thurs
day in Judge Msllery's courtroom.
More block wardens are needed.
Precinct ss-Aen urged TO meet
at 1880 p. m. Thursday at 252s
So. Wilkeson.
Precinct Meeting at 7.30 p.
m. Thursday In Horace Mann
school portable.
Zone s-Welfare wardens and
assistants to meet at 8 p. m.
Thursday At DIS So. Cushman ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Call SO Jurors
Here on Monday

A special list OF so jurors was
called Wednesday to report next
Monday morning before superior
Judge F. C. Remain in trial of
city OF Tacoma condemnation
case involving removal Of tracks
of the Chicago, Milwaukee. st.
Paul & Pacific branch line. and
their relocation.
The line no wpasses through the
Alder area TO be flooded by a
power storage dam backing MIS-
qually river water 10 the town of
Elbe.
The list Of Jurors drawn for the
special case follows:
&c. Allen. 1907 No. q at; Arthur
J. Andrews. 1870 SO. ID at: Jorgen J.
Basger. 7o44 SO. X at; VIM. q. BAKER.
s4lo No. 2sth at: Anna Beckstrom
Sylvan. Mrs. Anna Beeohwood, 432p
So X st. VIM. l.. Bender. 42s Paw
estt ave: Edward M. Blass. 1909 SO
Union ave. Mrs. Gus Bloom. RFD Z.
Box 1855. Tacoma: Mrs. j. W. Brown.
American l@kts hNrtr bo"teEf ~
BOX soc. Tacoma: II. p. Colburn. si4
So. l. st: G A. Dickey. National.
Florence y Deering. 502o So. Park
ave: Mrs. W. q. Doerrer. 350i Mel
rpse st: Ethel Edwards. tii5 No.
Cheyenne st; Mrs. Mary rettle, is22
No. Yakima ave Vendetta II. Fin
Rosetta n Gay. 1888 SO. q at;
Gunner n. Carlson. 2ie so. 4eth st:
Louis T. Handesard, 7022 SO. Law
renee st: VIM. A. Harris, 5000 East
J st: Helen Carlson, 1888 so. Bell at
Ruth Hill. 1928 so c st: Nellie
Hoyt. i2iI So; ssth st HATTIE q
KisnEe. buckley: Emil Larsen lais
Herbert p. Love. sie SO. 9Th At.
Emily Mcmahon RI. !. Graham;
Stanley Malesky. Gao So, Anderson At
Z D. Merriman. Buckley. Louis n
Miner sFD summit. Marx d MILF
Puyallup: N. Murray. Roy; John
Murphy dig Harbor- Herbert New
begin. 1911 No. 3oth st; Alfred Olson,
Martin L. Potter. s2ls No. a4th at
James P. Ravson. liz orchard road.
Henry Reed. Lake Bay. G " Reid
FOL No @ st; Mn. MARY Rolfe. ort-
ing; Prank c. Ross, Sands hotel;
Richard Rowland. s7oi 9Th ave: Cur
X. SheehAn. 1902 50. Thompson ave
Alfred r. Sheyiand, 2546 so. X at.
Harvey X Solberg 1880 So. st.
chas A. Stone. SIG East Morton st.
John NJ. Thornton. 1912 East 4sth
st: Dorothy N. Valentine, Ri. Z. Box
3sl-D. TacUma: Viola Belle Perry.
Puyallup: Marion Y Weeks. 3o7 No
J St Alta West Young Apts sam
Whidden. Puyailup. Ruby II. Hischs-
mann, Puynllup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Townsend Meetings

Following is a list OF scheduled
Townsend meetings:
Thursday Fircrest club No. 10,
regular meeting at Fircrest: Har-
mony club No. 30, meeting at X.
c. hall on 9Th ave. followed by
Review and Discussion OF Towns
end Bill HR 1896"
Friday-All City club No. "a,
regular business meeting at Mac
cabee hall, cards and refreshments
to follow; Fern Hill club No. 4.
short business meeting in Towns
end hall. SD and Yakima, To be
followed by cards and refresh
ments: South Summit club No. 81.
regular session in Community
hall; South Tacoma club No. 8,
meeting in members home.
Saturday - Fawcett Ave. club
No. 10. Carpenters hall. business
meeting TO be followed by dance.
You help yourself when you buy
L. s. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17

then vert East 10 serve last year
As director Of The Housing ASso-
citation. a student activity erEsn-
ixation a. the college % the City
q New York.
Mrs. Julius Smlrcieh and two
children. Ronald and Julie Ann,
al Of North Cove. recently visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Quistorff OF Tacoma
Mise. Edith and Marjori. Ever.
Of Tacoma. recently visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs- William
ESers Of Natloek.
Mrs. X. Ho~ford. Mrs. Wesley
Grant, Miss Joan Grant and Rehsld
Grant. al Of Tacoma. recently Wis
tied at the home OF Mr.. and Mr~.
ID. A. Mcdonald Of Meridian near
Bellingham.
af~s 0tfVthf "ttottfAh bita III
Bobby, and Mrs. Jeone Brauer.
all OF Tacoma. recently visited at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Gehrman OF Elma.
A mother Of two children, Mrs.
George Hukill. OF steilaeoom, Is
doing her share ian all out for
defense work. She recently start
ed wheeling the Steilacoom school
bus, allowing some man the oppor-
tunity TO join in war work. She
10 Steilsooom city's first woman
bus driver and they're proud OF
her. Mrs. Hukilrs husband Is a
guard at Mcneil island peniten-
tiary.
Tacoma musician Louis Wersen
was seen wandering about down.
town Tuesday afternoon carrying
a burning flashlight which was
minus its lens. This Main streeter
is just wondering.
0luf kimberg, 1922 No. Union
ave, will celebrate his s0th BIRTH
day on Thursday.
Miss Mary Mettler. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles v. Mettler.
returned to Pullman this week
where she will continue her studies
at Washington State college.
Robert r. Cleveland. son of Mr..
and Mrs. n. I. Cleveland, of 1913
No. Yakima ave, left for San
Francisco Monday. He will enter
the officers training school OF the
United states navy reserve mer-
chant marine having just been
appointed a cadet In that branch
of the service.
Born at Tacoma General hos
pital Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Hayes OF Auburn, a son, Mich
ael Frederick. Grandparents are
Mrs. Ross Carlson and Ray For
rest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Moose TO Meet
Friday Evening

Tacoma delegates from the
supreme convention of the Loyal
Order of Moose will report TO fell
low members in their opening fall
meeting Friday, Sept. IS. at the
lodge from s TO p. m.
Entertainment will be offered
and members, friends and their
wives are invited, according TO
Harry Coulston, chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Girl Hurt as She
Walks Into Window

Miss Jane Ls'Londe. 20, nurse
suffered serious cuts ON her hand
and face when she intended 10
enter a store at s2s Broadway
late Tuesday but instead walked
into and shattered a large plate
glass window. She was treated AZ
st. Joseph's hospital. where she
Is employed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17

U. S. District Judge jeremiah
Neterer OF Seattle will be the
Constitution Day speaker before
the Tacoma Rotary club Thursday
noon at Hotel Winthrop. The pro-
gram win be devoted to that SUBJ
jet and Judge Neterer's topic win
be The Constitution of the United
States"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17

You help yourself when you buy
L. S. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17

shor ever bssors rpsrors ne yssr ~ box
su<h vou ehonoes "eorsunsr eonmodip~ p<pU ~
vouss prsssussd his greet sale dobk ex snw =
brig you More msrehondsn Tor lee monsy."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
fFs ss' Sep 9S$ st
With Me Tonight?

know I've been an awful Crouch not tab.
tnr you any place lately. But after sta ndins
~ day at my new 3eh. my feet darn rear
tiiied me with esllouses and burning. Nov
I've reformed = or rather my feet have -
shsnks TO the Iee-hint you advised. Never
tried anything that seemed to draw rs.
rsin and FIRE right out 90 fast and the
ssy 10 helps soften eallouses IL nobodyis
eusinessi Been able 10 get some extra over
time money = 90 what do you say, let's 70
dancing tonight You can step on ny lee
Mint feet al you want
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
500 japanese Leave

sAN FKANtIstO = Five hun
dred Japanese from the Tanforan
race track assembly center were
en- route Wednesday 10 homes for
the duration At a relocation center
40 miles south Of Salt Lake City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
cham bray
work shirts
CSC

Good weight blue ohombroy
work shirts, full cut, we'll
mode. ronoe OF sixes.
street floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17

Rsaisvs& 10 nsnssss Or asskls ysur ssnsy bach
When srosss stomach acid causes painful. su1oesi-
nng gas sour s,emsrh and heartburn doctors usually
prescribe the fastest acting medicines Known for
oynpsoms,ic rsisf-medelnes Ike those In Bel ans
fshlsta. No laxative. Bell-Ans brinn ecufort In .
6fy o. rs.urn bottle 70 us for double bach Sc
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Men, Women! Old at
40, so, 60! Get Pep
Feel Years Younger, Full ofvim

Den't biAnle sHhAasi-f ssrs-ssfs, rla1ssn f-siias
81 yclf sss TaosNAds snaHe< o. sAst . nits
espptng - VIA Oalfsf 80 o. C01fsias sslfTk A
foTias Gf1sn nssfsf afts t9=sy tas4sss taftfnE
raa ssisfzal Kka.SAafs FlfarIa - 4 Tsgear-
- f1ffr srtas u fS1k i myssf Hee -
fEs Get apeFlai taffasc lft1fy asz tHE o.
T1ass fs13<zs td-sF ~ seif ~ n - fssf "a -
etAft fs<lsaE D4pyies 40 ygs1s-r. tks Frg 1sy
~ sac a. a. sod snsr ssorss sssry-
snsrs-ln Tanoiaa. e. pa i@ss Draa -ses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Had Operation

After that beating Arm
strong underwent an operation
TO have a growth removed from
his left eye. He rested for weeks,
and then he challenged Zivic
again. He WIS beaten even more
decisively. Cruelty cut about the
face and hardly able TO sec, the
little Negro WAS forced 10 quit
in the 15-round bout. That night
he announced his retirement
from the ring and fat Eddie. his
friend, added that he'd make
sure the resolution stuck.
Now fat Eddie is gone. and
they're talking of matching
Henry with the murderous
Sugar Ray We hope somebody
steps into the departed Eddie $
place and saves one Of the great
est fighters who ever lived from
a tragic finish.
Is ii possible boxing can show
A heart?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Bob Tales
CONTINUED from Page 2S)

Continued from Page 2S)
stripped the little man of his
last treasured title.
Armstrong was far out in
front on points In the early
stages of the Civic fight, but
Fritzie's sharp, cutting punches
eventually closed Hammering
Henry's eyes and in the later
rounds he was fighting only by
instinct. He had to be led TO the
train when he went west to re-
from that heartbreak-
ing loss.
II fought Civic by sound
and touch in the last four or
five rounds" Armstrong said
later. II listened for him and
tried to get close enough to
punch at him. Tie was smart
enough TO keep out of trou-
bic"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Charles Town Results


FIRST RACFs-~ t-Nesr -otdr, % turIonkt
Helen Novice fScocca) 10 10 M Lsu
ScaWaY Root fW 1.fV
CssfIne tTOrrnl4 $50
Time ] % or 49,
and Brown Carse slsn ran
SECOND RACE year dds and NJ.
.b.uf mile.
~. Nsl4ha. tPocxau0 1920 Il 90 40
S.sadX ON tglstxScker1 go $50
90, ts.otr., $40
w.. sos ~ 9.ootE
psrssrk al.o ran
-,
THIRD RACE-9- ytaf-oids arc up =
u'lef . AZ
Time PlaH 'lufnh4AJ 4-%v W ~
F4Arcsfntn AUS lH' SW -"
Duchess i,el lis"'' ,,o ".V'
Hnpiovn Ia,. S.'rla- Mr. '''''ne
lrNtibT ann ial' "'9' 20"
FOURTH RACE 3-year. ulds and VI.
about g. milo.
TORY Nav tB.etEackerl 500 80 800
Tatrstrwn t-c1ccat 1886 s 80
: .vlrr Wind tRprn 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
By HAROLD kAHL

II Harold Allen, treasurer Of the
Bowling ProprietorS' Association
Of America, had has way Detroit
would have a bowling center for
the men in uniform financed in the
same manner as the famous old
Auditorium ThcatCr in Chicago,
where the present national all-star
.-.4.....-......lal-l-4>-Aesass- stsseti-tA.S
week
Allen. who also Is member OF
the board Of directors Of the De-
troit ProprietorS Association and
president Of the Detroit Times Ali
Star Classic. j. a contestant in the
ellninations of this event.
1t cost tho Chicago Bowling Pro-
prietors' Association S3i 900 10 in
stall the beautiful, streamlined Il
alley layout which l. the last
word with electric score boards
and foul lines. or this amount
S20.5 was raised by assessing
each member of the association
$40 an alley bed. The remaining
Sl3.5 viii be obtained by holding
special events IN association estab-
lShncnfS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Ed Curley's Selections

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va. Dec
3 tINS).- Following arc Ed Cur.
ley's selections al Charles Town
1-ATTUNE, Teddy I.u Pickvfck Arms
-BoR JUNIOR Joe d.. Crimson Ian.
Ger
3-sILvER BEAM, Camp Meetin. Al.
seleda
e. BUTTERMAS Ginocchio Rowing I'VE
5-FIEI.DFARE. Five O'Four Zac Pam
o-HAPPN SLAVE, Spectator. Cusha-
macree
T-CHoP STICKS. Pointing. Grand Ven
t1re
s-ANESrA. Teuevare Lsucrmar
s-PILOT RONT Blens On Mardi Gras.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
VISIONS SERVICE BOWLING CENTER
Allen Would Try Chicago Plan Here

DlSrael and r a m Gus tives
jumped 10 within a single point OF
first place when they won three
points from the leaders. East Side
and Henry's, in the American Di-
vision of the Conglo.
With Edmund Ziehnski hitting
180-l70-2l5 for 565, Shaft took
three from Inspection 10 tie the
latter for the top In the Gemmer.
Pearl GobrieIson tipped Coz bt
the State Fair Ladies' MAJOR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Thrift Shop Scores
Mild Upset Victory

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va. Dec.
s OUPl.-A. kurtZ'S Thrift shop
scored mild upset As nc led from
flag fall to finish yesterday TO take
the feature at Charles Town with
Ginoca placing second and Path
finder third The favored HarebCll
was fourth
Jockey Danny ScoCCa rode the
winner and the time was ! 81 Is
for a mile and onc-SlNtcCnth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
HIS SYSTEM BACKFIRES

Louis y. Petersen, originator Of
point scoring for bowling, dropped
$50 10 a certain scribe when his
system backfired on him in the
fourth block OF the Day-Crimmins
match. The writer, taking Grim
minis as his horse" wanted TO
wager on total pins. hut Petersen
insisted on his point system
Day outrolled CrimminS by ID
pins with 1863 10 lO4S. but Grim
minis took four of the five games
10 win the block by one point and
35 pins. And the Big Swede,
sometimes referred as Mr.. Big, u
is still burning. Petey always plays
'em right, according TO him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Pep TO Meet Hamburg

WASHINGTON, Dec. s tINS).
Worlds featherweight champ
Willie Pep today was signed for a
l0-round. overnight. non-title fight
with Lew Hanbury, Washington
lightweight. in the nations capital
December ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Lew Walters
Best Bets
CHARLES TOWN

TEDDY III. Pilates Heart, Pick
wick Arms
2-cRlMsoN LANCER Bob Junior,
Fair Hero.
3-HERoD's PLATE. Alseleda. silver
Beam
4-CRAC ksINE. Butterman Ginocchio.
D ENHANCE. Zsc Pam. Streamer
6-HAPPY SLAVE Rolls Rough Cush-
lamacree
7-PoINTING. Chopstocks. Grand Ven
ture
s-TELLEVANE, Samuel d. LAuer-
man.
e-MARDI GRAs, James Pal Pilot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

DR.. Lyle Heavener. formerly Of
Alexander Biain Hospital. was a
spectator at the matches saturday
and a dinner guest of Bob Thyme.
sponsor of the Paris team OF which
Crimmius IL member. Now "A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
BEST CRIMSON LANCER
FAIR GROUNDS

1--CANlGO. Ns.dina Captor BAlladine
2-WlsE DECISION, Pomivs Linger
On.
3-sCN FLOWER, Vsldins spirea. Al
hakit
tides DREAM, Ballast Reef. La
Jaconde
5--DESlGNATOR Hartman. Marriage.
8 BROWNIE, Coppermsn. Valdina Paul.
-EARlIANA. lnscolad MIX Flip
s-ViRGlNA ROSE, Keyman. Yannie
sid
p-ATAFA. OId Union Rostouue
BEST BROWNIE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
SENEN In A RoM

Thelna Peterson reeled off
seven consecutive strikes for a 233
finish in 522 as Payne'S Five won
three points from Goebcl and move
within two Of the leading Automo-
tive i'm the Ladies Metro az tho
Garden Agnes BriSlan'N 200-1Sl-
40 for 5ol also figured.
Charles NaNcS' 2i6 aud I'd
Schramm's 235-222 in 632 shares
honors i'm the Detroit Police. where
Administrations is setting the pace
Jay PlOris' 2j6 g0re his Brother
EikS something TO talk about Of
the Palace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
FREE OF CHARGE

Following completion OF the all
star tourney the u alleys VIII be
opened 10 service men next Mon
day as a place where they will he
able 10 bowl free OF charge for the
duration.
The Chicago props have agreed
10 maintain the alleys. They viii
supply and pay a manager. the
pins and balls and even loan the
boys bowling shoes. They also have
reconditioned II billiard tables at
an expense OF 81 600.
Regardless Of the outcome. Ned
Day Of West Allis, Wis, title
holder. and Johnny Crimmins Of
Detroit will receive Si.5O0 and
$50. respectively. for competing in
what il labeled a. n championship
match but in reality Is merely nm
exhibition that features the pre-
liminarics of the riiminations.
After they finish their 90 games
DAY and Crimmins will enter 60
game round-robin series against
the 10 men who have the highest
total OF pins in the 30-game elimi-
nations. To the winner not only
goes the national match game
crown hut top prize 81 $1,000.
There will he nine others, ranging
from $3.50 down to S160.
Both Day and Crimrnins should
do we'll financially, providing they
arc able 10 weather the grind.
~ due fairness 10 the National
BopliHg Proprictors u lrGs about
time they brought their tourney up
10 date. heretofore n challenger
hod 10 Wdit pear before he eroy
got a crack NJ the champion. Merit
veor the champion 1ciN hare 10
shoot only m the roupd-robtr final
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

Absence Of Jack Hdgerty, popu-
lar Interurban proprietor IN To-
icdo. IChO neUer misses ma jor
toWT1lG meRt, ,Uds noted IN Chicago.
Jack is seriously az and is expected
70 bc rcmorcd 70 hospital this
Igf,E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

We are Justified nov IN pur-
chasing and furnishing recres-
tional lands 20 the public near
greater Detroit" P. J. Hof-
master, director Of the Michi-
gan Conser, alton Department.
told the Huron-Clinton Metro
poltan Parkway authority yes
teriay at the meeting Of The
state conservation commission at
The Fort Shelby Hotel
The parkway project, which
Will cost the state s. 100000, l.
20 give outdoor recrcauona tacil-
i0es in five counties-Oakland.
WaShtenaw. Clinton, Macomb and
ST CLAN.
Harry s. Earhart Of Ann Arbor,
speaking in behalf Of the project,
said land purchased and developed
n Northern Michigan for recres-
uonsl purposes was grand but
there should be more opportunities
tor the lovers Of outdoor activities
nearer centerS OF population.
EXoRBTTANT PRICES DENIED
1--WE have seen fit TO dedicate
two million acres of Northern
Michigan lands At at eSp~udi-
ture of more than 80. ZOO, 600"
Earhart said "Now we want
Ia know how much public good
can he accomplished In South
eastern Michigan with the pro-
posed metropolitan Huron-CliD-
ton Parkway authority"
Questioned as to possible ex-
orbitant prices for the purchase
Of sub marginal lands in these
counties, Leroy Smith said:
We don't contemplate pay
ing SI.50O nor $1,000 an acre
for such lands rs charged. Most
of IL can be purchased for $50
an acre and less"
George Higgins, Oakland County
representative, said state parks
such as Dodge and Blooner ARE
not even healthy for recreational
purposes. He cited an example
where II school girls were poisoned
while bathing in an Oakland
County lake. and said that the
timing Of the project could not
start quick enough.
SUPPORT Is PLEDGED
"You have splendid picture
To show In the northern coun-
ties Of Michigan" Higgins told
the conservation commission.
But what have we 10 show the
thousands in factories i'm De-
troit, who in all probability will
he denied an opportunity to get
TO Northern Michigan. especially
for the duration
DR.. Il. r. Hoobler. president of
the Izaak Walton League Of De-
troit, pledged the support of this
organization and recommended
that a system of reforestation be
set up. He suggested strip OF
land 200 feet deep be purchased
along the Huron and Clinton
rivers and that no timber be cut.
Sue recreations as hiking. canoe
ing. horseback riding. swimming,
fishing, outdoor camp life AS well
as botanical gardens. geological
parks, bird sanctuaries and wild
flower gardens can be established.
Charles Lorenzo and Walter
Kelly, officials OF the Detroit
SportSmen'S Congress. pledged the
support of their organization. and
informed tho parkway officials
that their 5000 membership club
would get behind the project Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

Lieutenant stationed at United
States Naval Hospital, Great
Lakes. and living with his family
I'm kenosha, Wis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

rTTAW " TTIITIA 7 INNF1F f07NFEFT
&C = Pelleteri and 4. Peuetcri entry
NAppreu'ice allowance claimed.
Trrck heavy.
Post , 80 tDetroit tlme).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
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Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Huron Parkway
Recreation Plan
Gains Support
By DON GILES

we are Justified nov in pur-
chasing and furnishing recres-
tional lands 10 the public near
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
Miss Nan M. Cuiser
Becomes Army Bride

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Miss Nan NJ.
Guiser, RN., daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. Leslie D, Guiser Of Brook
haven, Miss, was married TO First
Lieut.. Harry L. Riggs. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Riggs Of Detroit.
Mich. Saturday. June 6, at Tuscon,
Ariz. Mrs. Riggs graduated from
Alexander high school in Brook
haven in 1888 and completed nurse
training at Homer G. Phillips hos
pital in l94l. She is the niece of
Miss Cora F. Wilkerson, lisa Au-
bert avenue, St, Louis, with whom
she lived while serving OIL the nurs-
ing staff at Isolation hospital until
her departure for Arizona last
week.
Lieutenant Riggs graduated from
Wayne university in 1885 and the
Howard university medical school
in 1910. Then informed at Homer
G. Phillips hospital for a year and
was serving as resident physician
there when he received his army
call. Prior to going to Fl. Huachua,
where he has been assigned, he took
the special officers course at the
U. S. Army Medical school at Car
Isle Barracks, Pa. The Riggses will
be at home at Fl. Huachua.