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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12

WASHlNGTON-AP- Farmers
in 10 southern and southwestern
states vote in a referendum today
on proposal Of the Agricultural
Department to continue federal
control over the production and
marketing OF cotton in 1913.
WASHINGTON AP- The ma.
tons landlords had the Office Of
Price Administrations warning
today that a vast rent enforcement
drive is underway. with charges
already filed in SO cases.
LONDON-AP-Doris, Lady Cas-
tlerosse. divorced wife OF the pres
ent Earl Of Kenmare, died in St
Mays Hospital here today after
a short illness.
. WASHINGTON-AP The Fed
eral Trade Commission announced
today that IL had ordered IS man.
ufacturers Of non-patented wire
rope. and the association through
which they allegedly combine, TO
crease and desist from what il
termed a conspiracy to fix prices
PHILADELPHIA-INS Ms The L
$. Circuit Court of Appeals today
held under advertisement a petit
ton by the National Labor Rela-
lions Board asking abolition Of an
independent union AT the vast sun
Shipbuilding and Drydock Com
pany In Chester
Evening star., 1942-05-21

Call Atlantic 400 and have 4
Home Representative give you
IN estimate, in your home, on
expert fur cleaning, repairing
and remodeling.
Evening star., 1942-05-21

You Pay Nothing For Stor.
eye Until Your CUmenfs
Are Delivered IL the Fall.
Evening star., 1942-05-21
D. T.. Warden Service
Best Trained in j. s,
Declares Murphy
10th Street Highlands
Group Is Told Support
Must Continue

Chief Raid Warden Clement
Murphy told meeting of the Six
teenth Street Highlands Citizens
Association and wardens of the Six
teenth Street Highlands Civilian
Defense Committee last night that
the afraid warden service in the
DiDstrict rs the finest and best
trained organization in the United
States"
The organization, however, needs
the support of all civilians In the
District to keep it in the front rank,
he told the group of more than 200
people
DR.. Ralph Cunard, chairman of
the Civilian Defense Committee Of
the area, also spoke. saying the
purpose OF civilian mobilization is
not what one can get in the way of
protection, but what one can give In
service"
George M. Gooch, first vice presi-
dent OF the citizens association, Of
fered a resolution opposing passage
Of bill to throw open private
homes for Government workers. The
resolution was unanimously adopted
The associations final meeting of
the season will be held next month
at 1440 Kennedy street NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-21
Recreation Prospects
Under New Funds
Cited 10 Citizens
Southwest Association
Hears Report Of
Committee Head

A report on prospects for recrea-
tional facilities in the District was
presented to the Southwest Citizens
Association last night by the Rev.
Harry v. Porter, chairman of the
associations Recreation Committee.
The Rev. Mr.. Porter referred to
the District housing funds bill now
before the Senate, from which $780,
900 is being sought for recreational
purposes. He also noted that an
additional $500 900 has been asked
by the District from the $2,500,0 900
allocated to it earlier in the year by
the Federal Works Agency under
the first Lanham Act.
'The Southwest Recreation Gen.
ter with an allotment of $13,50O is
one Of the first five areas listed in
this budget" the Rev. Mr.. Porter
said Hoover Playground, also in
the Southwest section, would be al
lowed $4,000, he said.
The heavy influx of Government
workers here and Government Dor
rowing" of large numbers of recrea-
ton properties and facilities for
temporary buildings have resulted
in deplorable recreation conditions
for the school children, he said. He
claimed the proposed funds would
be the first major step in an attempt
to solve this pressing problem.
During discussion of civilian de-
fense activities. Harry S. Wender,
president of the association, read a
copy Of letter from Chief Afraid
Warden Clement Murphy to Com
John Russell Young,
which suggested that Robert A. Hull,
jr., Of Southwest Citizens Associa-
ton be recommended for official
recognition and citation for his ex-
cellent civilian defense work.
Mr.. Wender, who has been presi-
dent Of the association for the last
five years, asked that his name not
be included in the nomination,
scheduled for the next meeting in
October.
The meeting was held at South
west Branch Public Library.
Evening star., 1942-05-21
Laval and Advisers
Confer After British
Planes Are Downed
Interest Is Centered on
Vichy's Determination
To Block Skies
By the Associated Press.

oy LnS ASbOSlSteu freSb.
VICHY, Unoccupied France, May
21.-Chief Of Government Pierre
Laval conferred with his leading
military and colonial advisers last
night after the French had an
nounced that four British planes
were destroyed or forced down of
French African coasts in the last
three days.
Successive communiQues said an
r. A. F. plane was forced down
Monday on the beach at Port Bouet,
In the outer harbor Of Abidjan, the
capital Of the Ivory Coast. and that
the same day British plane was
destroyed in Algiers Bay OF North
Africa and another shot down In an
ensuing engagement.
A fourth British plane, 1t was
asserted, was brought down Tuesday
at Conarky, the capital of French
Guinea, 40 miles south of Dakar.
A communique-which nearly CO.
incided with these announcements
Of clashes with the British-said
Laval talked with Marshal Petain
after returning from Paris late
Tuesday. Later Laval called a
council which included:
Jules Brevie, secretary for colo
nies; Vice Admiral Paul Auphand,
navy secretary; Admiral Rene Pla-
ton, Lavars aide in the Foreign
Once; 1t. Gen. Eugene Bridoux,
secretary for war; Gen. Henri Dentz,
former commander In chief In Syria,
and several other ranking generals.
Interest here centered on the in
creased determination Of the Vichy
French to block the skies against
passage Of British planes in the
face Of what appeared to be in
creased r. A. F. activity over French
territories, including Vichy.
Conakery and Abidjan are two
important colonial ports. They are
the only two African railroads
south Of Dakar in Vichy hands.
Port Boquet is on q sandbar,
somewhat more than a mile wide,
through which q canal is now be-
ing dredged to the lagoon behind 1t
to make Abidjan q port as impor-
tant as Dakar.
Evening star., 1942-05-21
Canadians Using Oil
For Heat Must Shift
To Another Fuel
Public Warned to Begin
Changing Heaters for
Next Winter
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, May Il. Canadians
who have been using oil for heating
will have to find some other fuel or
60 cold next winter.
This fact was disclosed last night
when Munitions Minister G. D. Howe
told the House Of Commons: There
will be no heating by oil next winter
in homes and factories anywhere in
Canada"
In response to a question from the
floor, Mr.. Howe said his statement
could be interpreted as meaning
that "all heating with fuel oil will
be stopped for the coming winter"
and warned the public it had best
begin converting all oil heaters to
other fuel.
Mr.. Howe also said the natural
gas supply was dwindling and de-
clared 1t was likely that those whose
furnaces could be converted to other
fuel would have to convert them.
The munitions minister made his
statement in q general discussion of
the gasoline and oil situation, during
Evening star., 1942-05-21

which attention again was focused
on his order last week reducing the
value Of gasoline ration coupons In
the three maritime provinces from
five to two gallons.
Asked by . New Brunswick rep
resentative when we can expect
some relief from this discrimination
between the provinces7" Mr.. Howe
replied:
If my honorable friend can help
us out with submarine sinkings I
may be able to answer his question.
I am sorry, but I am not conducting
the Germans war"
Evening star., 1942-05-21

GARGANTUA STILL COLD-The of the two most
pubczed goras in the world proceeding in Gar
gantua the Great longer looks at Moto with affection He
either ignores her charges mady at her But Moo
behind her cage smile though Garganua
big bluff Just how their progressing be
by WasngtonanS when they brought here with the Ring
ling Bros and Barnum and Bailey Circus which begins
Monday MToto shown above with her
keeper, Joe Tomas
Evening star., 1942-05-21

Uncle Sam will keep 'em flying
II the spirit Of his citizens will
keep 'em buying bonds.
Evening star., 1942-05-21

II you can't sleep ut night-so out
and buy . bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
FIRST English LUTHERAN

HiCn scores Fred Schroeder 2i2 Walter
Horn 2Is Lewis RITZ 2oi. Earl Solomon
POI. Gls Nelson 2ls Frank WIe'hoH 22s
Albert N.cHe. 2o0 Harold KGhaEen 202.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
NI\Ii\O'S DAY:

Michigan Tool GNos vii dami-
nate tho : H. squad with ueo u
class {. seven m - and tWo in T.
COMM. up II John NnI1no of
plawTc follows tho precedent SCI
- other props he should have a
big inning when his team takes off
in class { a 30.
Frank Becker BirdNcv Of tho
Indian loop ( Wilson's Local Sos
Of Saginaw and J. BycrS Michigan
State Highway Lab Of Ann Arbor
in class y, Emil JoScph'S Monroe
Rec. IN { and Joe BicleCkl'S Hand
ley-BrOwn Of Jackson. Norman
Mallory FLASHES Of Pontiac and
Rocco GanhnoS NcNiNcnS ~
Ecorse in class r also VIII bear
watching.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
By HAROLD kAHL

n Leaders in class d today were
ne most seriously threatened
when the tenth annual Detroit
Times Bowling SWEEPSTAKES
opened Us fifth Weekend ~ I'm
perial Recreation IN the General
Motors Binding
Thirty teams or half tho mum
bor scheduled. arc M the class i
division where the 1GiO OF Francis
Iahadic'S All-AmotIcenS heads The
parade and the $50 of schmidt
No. is tenth Thorc is llgulX. Of
room to crash in here and The boys
intend 10 makn TIC most OF II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
RITTER'S
HDt - II Al n

Hlgh scores. Cy Goralcztk ei7-1-~ 2f2
NJ llss 2it 27T R"ber' Mater 2g2- 222-
223 Ted Rose 23t- POO 2l3 Len herda
2l5-2ii Nike Angelic 202-2T7 Pa'ph Of
zark 2ol 233 I'd KIkia 2l0-2o6 Pam Cro
20. Charles MauWs 223 Jack Raker PIP
elp, Al kls't 220-402 Rer' Wisfow oat.
2oh, Oliver Carver 2lS-227 Harold Haven
goo clifford Burns 20f Ray Wardell 2lf
James Moore 2OI 22o. John Crosse or
JACK Burnett PIP Frank TINT o22 Leo
Ross 2o2 Frank Parskv 2n2- pos William
'smpbell 22i OTTO huch 2ls OTTO Proefke
-22 Harold Re- 200 2n2 Pa P-7rv- ~
goo. Chriss Fr'srhnarn 9if Hank Weber
III MARI peis0 23f Ken KENNEDY 20i
200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
MICHIGAN TOOL SQUAD

e:IS-CIa~ C-Shamrocks. Harry os
ter Fraukenmuth Beer. r. Warren House
Fred Anders Class D-Wolves. Earl Bake
Iardt. Slencers Carl Appel Maryels Ed
gar Jones Aces HI Bill Acenour, Engi
recrs Donald MonCr.en Gear Ranking
JAW -CiO SD. Ivory Mathis Sh'ppnl
Dept Amer Twist Drill. John krohn
Class L-Ttuber Knockers Alex KuIchar
Rcho.s Reno rlnquis' McNiFen's Dairy
Ecorse Mercn. NIL, Rocco Gambino
10:30-Class B-IaSaue Linen. At
Centre House. Ohar Class C-Monro'
Rec, Monroe iu'er-C|ty. Emil Joseph
Cslnters Kelsey HAYES Rill Roner
Class D--75l Transmission Ford. Charles
Bonnie. Al'es LaIer. PiaNdlum House
Che' IdarIU. Blocks. Forj Foundry. Free
Temple. COMPARISONS. Mantle club a
Slsn'z. SEVERN club, - r. Social. +
Ploskorka. Scsizo Bar, Packard Aircraft
A l.aNonfague Glass E-Arcnunting
Plymouth Al Goodman. First Floor, Whit
man Rar0es Robert Cole Fluid Drive
CAW.CIO S33. r. Mol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
LA RUE HAS sos

Team scoring laurels went 10
Schmidt with Bujack doing $50
of 3O55, an 1884 furnishing the
necessary lift, but it was not
enough as Auto Club. with Bill
Ra Rue missing 700 by five be-
cause of a 1872 middle, won twice
with 1O20-1033 in 1925. Bob Cole
had CPS.
Chef Bukowski's CAB and Bill
North's 632 assisted Ekhardt-
Becker towards its 5000 in thump-
ing Chene-Trombly twice. Joe
Paulus had 668 of Chene's 1858.
Norge made 1000 when Sam
Richardson threaded 662 and Her.
man Bengal 645 and took two
games from MineraliteS (2958.
Detroit Recreation with Denny
Bedard throwing Git which in
cludcd pair of 203'S added two
from Pcpsi-Cola, 1851 to 1898.
Ken Haviland matched Bedards
CIT for Pepsi.
EdelweiSS brought 2961 out of a
1859 finish only TO lose a pair to
Krakow whose card had 1852. A
week ago Edelwelss had 1892 with
Herb Case tossing 72i. Paul
Scribner led Krakow on 612.
Demerys had two from Dawes.
27S7 to 2750. National and Olym-
pic Oldbru postponed their match.
In transit 10 his 735, Bauman
plucked 25S-243-234. Bill La Rue's
695 contained 247-256. Paulus,
Richardson and Bujack stayed
up. The Paulus platter read
203-243-222. Richardson's 235-203-
pa, Bujack's 227-222-21l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
PALMER PARK
NIGHTINGALE q
HOISF LEAGUE
II NIoR NOT ~

HEh scores II Junc0til,s go. A
DaRiea l.2ol. Watson 2t3,2oi. Hou'te.
PAYNE col. Ohnesorc 2l3-2f5. g shaw 2l5-
2o2 23i Adair 2f5 2l2 LanfherE 25H. Van
RinEelesfyn 223 223 J. Kish 2l2 FEer
pos pot Hewitt 2o2 SteTler 2ll-2l2.
Krierm POI Lennon 2ol Townsend 222
pos, Gore''a III. Gregorich 2os. Tschltsch
22i, Werho.z 2l2 Vein 20i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
-DUN q DUIIIUtI'
Head-Pin Tourney

State Fair Recreation Ladies
House League Will stage a head.
pin tourney today from II noon
until l a. m. First prize for mer
is $50 and women $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Bdumdn' S 735
Is New Record
In Colleague
Stroh Lead Stays at Six
Games as Schmidt Five
Tops Scoring on BOSS
STANDINGS

Greater Detroit League offers
new seasons record holder to-
day in Phil Bauman, Stroh bowl
ingmeister and pride of Eastern
Market. Bauman reamed the
wood for 735 or six pins better
than the previous standard raised
by Fred Bujack of Schmidt.
The Bauman output gave Stroh
2qS9 to 2S42 for Paris and two
Of three games TO keep the lead
at six Joe Norris was absent
and George Iliebay substituted.
Aside from Bauman, only Cass
Grygier bcttcrcd $50. Perry Ala
green lifted 900 for Paris which
had Jack Crilley in Their for John
CrlmmlnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
GRAND CENTRAL
MOI - IftGt D.
GREAT LAKES
not - LEAGUE
tN NFNI W.T.
RID DIVISION

RED DIVISION
Is T. Z" :
S'ro4p - 20 Ch-pe stevens IL g.
Union 40 80. T-arE.4 ~ ~
Bu'.er f1 13 Lincoln - -
~ = 81 20 20 gaa lao 81 re-
HNsh scores r.,s Kun cSf Lee %.
go t.s Eshs.' 2.S Charley FsnaI'
.it 200 Ch.r, Werrrr. s's- .o1 Re0 p9n-
'ocg 220 PHty WoNnsr eln N.c Wes'man
9os Fine Na,Her 90 2ut fr Hana-'0
goo 3 me- Ta.f' PIP Jim 4 Hon 2HN Car.
Frsr' 2"' Cu0 spencer .15. Ray Chaa-
Yin 2o2.li.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
RIVIERA
IL NOR HOT II

HIgh tcOTes-L-0Vd Nn7''0N llH" J0Nr
PIP. Mark HerEi'ou 2l2 Emil MsEn.sso-
goo. Thomas McLaren 207 Joe Kohis gG3
Leslie Keeling 203 Andrew W.narski 202
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
MIsI EnRr

Hlsh srores j Farkas-2 ne-2 a2-2 ~ Z,
n Ieary PSI. Dan rahtWel Jr 202 n
Msffeo 2i2 pan CaniVcl ST. 22T. Dor
CsntVeu 2iq : Nasset 2i7. : Nigh 2ls
. Powers poo l. Jewel 203 5 Charnel
2t5 Ruru.ck all, " SAGE 20I J
kavasancski 23f W Boni go. MORN
2l3. A. Holden all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
HOUSE IFAGIE

HIrh sc0rcs Don Brichia 27s ~ JaIa
Burke 2iS Tom Harcuek 2i3-2l6 Mike
Fisher 229. Gordon Tanner 22e-2l1 Ed
WIN Sarah 225 Fred Beck ~ Dave
Macksy 22a George Seocrt 222, Bob
Lindsay HTE TUrnicE PIG, Vince
sarah 2lS Louis Gaiesky 2l3. Gus Kampe
212, A KrIg 2i2 Jack Glesev 2ll Harry
PAGE 2l0. Hal Wilson POS 300 Tom Gun
ao7. Harold KoswcWski 20T Ken Pa,vpr
2o2 pol George Wur' Inn 20i Poy W-en-
heck 2ol william Mer'ard pol Oper
smith 200, NeI Tromh.ey 200, William
Prem 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
EEnERATIoN OF LABOR

HtCh scores Finer Rakr- ge-. 1911
Trhan 22s 2ls Jim RI1 2ls.cHt pave
Hessen 22e Dave Diamond Zgg Ralph
wilson 222 Harry ReiCh 2ts stove DuM,
2if hi FRESHMAN gI3 Clarence NF-ar
2lI Ray Guee POO 81 Daund.te 2dt
Richard Cornelius 2O7 f4r. Trout 217
Martin WINS 202 Tom k.".. COS Leon
ard smith pol. Harry Ba,hmer 4Ii Far
Bartsch 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
ARGYLE
DETROIT BOARD on EDUCATION

FI-N hIUIfa-| AT|In MaIFF ~ II, p
Mansesu 2i5 Glenn Chappe,l 800. . X
Rose 229 William Peterson 2lS, Charles
Schroeder 2i6. STANLEY Olson 2li Ben
Bolt 2l2 Klein 2li. Herman Brove 200
Gerald McGlyrn eos 20a Bert Carlson 20s,
Adam DeMar'lno 2Oi oscar Herbon pol %
200 Walter BroWe POI Oleson POI. Lewis
saad 200. Jack White 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
'P DIVISION
Buy a Bomber.
Times Sweeps
Pin Schedule
TO-DAY
TO-DAY

I:2O--Class - Rolavle Recreation
Puritan Merrh John Niliano. Teamsters,
AL. sam - Ouse. Cashiers Motor Ci'N
Traffic r ". Klein, SteyeT Roofers.
Turner'S. Fred Sfsyer Class D--Juseph
JaploWicz SHOES. Sweetest Heart Of Mar,
George Sochowcz Jerry Mccarthy Chez
r.Ir' Chevrolet Gear and Axle Mlifred
D.rtman. Puritan Barb @ Puritan
MorCh Frank S1sye. Dee-Gee 40 H.
-Lei+--+i f1,--t--' et17trtrs t0Ues, Altes Beer.
Thurs Site. = Horn Fraza Garage, Ju-
ntce Lodge. Ross Walker, No. Il, Paul
Hickey. Dwight Rich Class E-Eagles, +.
o. CITY Delivery. Henry Fischer Jr.
345--Cla- R-Red Sales. Flint Trans
Joe Layacs Class C-B,rdsey Coal In
la~ Frank Becker. Class Jaw Go
Local Sos Saginaw Town. r Wilson
Mich S'a'e HtVay Lab. Ann krhor Com
ucrctal j. Bvers Hawks. Dodge Truck
Oftse ! Porr Ncr'wa'c Hone corp
Chere-Tro nb.,. steve Spar0s. Glass p
r. g. NAno0 Office League Rllers I'd
vsr1 Miller PAY Roll Il Merkel. Too
Room Chrv. Tanb Arsenal Carson
Dee Gee so & Detroit GasFe' Waite
SchoerbacS Handley- Brorn. Jackson Con
slwe-s Power Jye Rislect Bronson
vacuum Cleaner. MfE and Jobbers, Te'
Bronson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
RITZ

Hlgh so0res-F Sch-a1er 22T CIor Mann
22' Mir Meinko'h 228 Rob A4sir Pr.
Norman Currow 2l5. Francis puNv 2i5
2 BurNeI 2l2 Glen Cunesrith cll Jack
Iourhran 2o7. Phi Atcheson 202 Robert
Diehle 20l pol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
STATE FAIR
DETROIT IINILS

H-EN s00ree| P-T H-r-0 ~ wan pI-e-
mar 227. Chas Rup0nV 222 gus RrI R-ess.
man .i2 Dna0e Nu.yes 2l2 Dan H0re
pos ZE Eaus'sVssl c0s "a Sa7ers.efr
COG Ralph N'ysk on9 Norm HaV Ains 2Ol
Ken kiroy Col Joe We0e goo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
ALIENS

r. ffrrT yr7rps- ffHrTy Johnson 2i5-2O5 I'd
Carney 22i-22o Charlie Go0droW g25 RAY
kean 2l3, George Steck 235. ~. Tod
White 20s, Homer Yeager 20 JerD
Ryan 2tj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
BURROUGHS PEANUT

H-tH s..T..h ~ ~ TT|T7a %
krlra 254-227 NJ DAVIS c52 2Oe r
Gasror 227-702 Mess7cr 2cc. ~harrrar
ga S"ar'e-s 211 fu"e cl0. A DAVIS
eos Husson EOS. sicshee 2o2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
NI>IR AIITI>

IL 1919 Totals ps2 psi i0iG
5000 Grand total 29S3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
MIDWEST TOOL
InRI .nIIRAY

IS l. " 7
;crlsDh 3~ 80 wolverine 26 81
Nf'r4rs rs - Csckct - ~
smoke Bros. $50 - Williams p -
Rouge a3 e Fort Blvd 81 36
SrrrIC % - Johns % 81
HAN scurcs-J4Ius Rcruas 23t, Dave
Rarhnan 22t steve Miller az, Frank
TomkeWic1 2i3 Horace Grover 2iI. Elrner
Bardcl 2O7 200 Ardy FrIn' 2O3 steve
Inrc 2"3 Joe Ritz 202 STANLEY Rita pol
PAY knVaiski GOO John NCInchak 200
John Dejack pol RAY WiERen 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
RAINBOW

go MAJOR CLASSIC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
PILLAR

SENIOR HOUSE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
GIENEAGLES
kINiHN NTST SIDE
VIC MRS -

HTLN FFTFFt"-Tf 'F " "'F"'f n - HIN
Woodr0a go James Ee-r, c23 -02 John
n smith 2it NeN kor0n~p 2os 2oi DICK
Schoenoorn eoi. Elmer Lleve.yu 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
NnRII
FntINfI>>

Totals io5t g1s ro76
Grand total 1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
IIIINY.IRnNiRIA
A X

Totals q75f 1894 ase Totals togo O.
Grand total 3JIi Grand total
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Totals asa 1924 poo
Eranl t-iAI nnL.l
kRAktIW
Totals qs3 zoos qs3
Grand total 1882
~ PSI cor 4
DfuT RVS

Totals q72 no ass
Grand total 2s9s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
PALACE
DETROIT Assn. OF CREDIT MEN

HIFh Fc0res-H aFTV SmI'h 254 2Z3 HarrY
Hun 2lE John Brownie 2l2-2O2 Howard
kie'f 2l2. Gene Mlcho' 2l2 Al Werschat
'n7-20l Budc Wilmer 2O6 carr poosch POS
= 20 BuCk1eN 2oi-20l SKID KRIS, 203, Me-
Po rhard' 2O3 Art RIske 2O2 Emil De
CURE 2ol. Walter Feo'on 2ol, Me- Hawke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
"s2S" HOUSE
GRt\DNiO\T
not - LEAGII

= HTEn FT0feF""NN 4TI0T "a n -IV- N'NT
Willis 200 Clarence NasAnNlk 2ns POS
-4f-e f'f7vfIv 1T IT. T6bfTT t0'e 2Ha. ca %
HassirCer POI EtAne4s ~ a..4A-.., 2 We
liam TAYLOR 2il. william Jordan 2nf ln
West poo. 2OS Elmer esurRe 90t Har0l
Minor 2i5 stewart NrCaUlet 93t 2ti. Fr
win NaEel 220 Frank EaIeN 232 Tre
Redarf 2i2 2t3 Georce Rriari Ir2 Frc
Bujack 2O2 Tneo BehrEe I'll Kennel
Townsend 25i, John Bickel 20 Jane
strange 200. John Lscknet as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
g oo-Cls" Go. 3 Motor Products

Naples 750 House. John Carr.U. Calvary
Church r TimmlnS CORNERS New iona
than Raw Rodgers Ye old Cadillac Bar
Long ME- II Zirk. J. 4 J sports
SH'Vrsls Bill Rurhcz No. 3. +. L ia
c.ps Arthur Schocnrnd' Class E-Mfg
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-03
Attend Society
Conventionin
Pasadena

Three members of the valley
chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma
society of California attended the
sixth annual convention held this
last weekend in Pasadena: MIS-.
Kathryn Watts OF Calexico and Miss
Blanche Charles of Ell Centre were
present for the entire sessions, and
Mrs. Fstelle Reid of Ell Centre, for
Sundays general session.
All sessions took place in the
Huntington hotel.
Delta Kappa Gamma Enlists for
Democracy" was the theme for the
gathering and at the birthday
luncheon DR.. Gertrude Laws spoke
on Women in a Democracy. DR..
Laws is we'll knokn to P.-T,A. men,
bers in the valley as she has spok-
ed at a number of P.-T.A. gather
ings.
AT the banquet Mrs. Gla"ds Pot
ter discussed Leadership Respon-
sibilty in the Present Crisis"
A permanent scholarship fund
was formed and named the m.
Madeline Veverka Sch o | a r ship
fund in honor of DR.. Veverka, one
of the Is California State founders
All officers were reelected, Mrs.
j. Maria Pierce of Pasadena con-
tinuing as president. A total regis
tration of 448 women from all parts
of the state was noted at the con-
ventiOn.