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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Ann Praises
Soldiers as
Apprecidtive
By BILL WICKERsHAa
HOLLYWOOD, May

HOLLYWOOD. May 2
THERE'S many a young screen
Il player who knows by ex-
perience what veteran stage
actors mean when they refer 10
"one-night st d :, Sleeper
Jumps" and living in trunk.
They are those patriotic val
iants who are going on tours OF
the army camps TO lend their
charms and artistry 20 enhance
the morale Of the nations fight
ing forces.
Ann Sheridan's tour was typi-
cal. It's no fun catching a local
out OF Cheyenne al 3.l5 a. m
riding all day through an out
of-seaSon blizzard. then arriv-
ing in a Kansas town IN time
10 be- rushed by army truck to
a huge encampment TO put on
three shows and between them.
arrange TO say "Howdy' 10 hun
dreds Of lads in hospital. recrea-
ton centers. mess halls and on
the firing range.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Return From Cruise

JUST BACK from a post
season cruise on the Noronic
are Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Leigh Hughes :, their daugh-
ter, Mary Leigh. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy De Hart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Straw. :. Mrs.
Charles Horton Metcalf. :.
Mrs. Metcalf's daughter, Mrs.
Louis Malcolm Edgar. >. and
Mrs. Edgar's daughter and
son. ;. Marian and David. :.
We hear that Mr.. Straw
entertained the whole ship
with his marvellous Ma
hatma Ghandi costume. 49,.
the night of the masquerade.
Mr.. Hughes, however. -.
had the real adventure of the
trip.
de has been q chart addict
for years. but when q
ships officer found him fol-
lowing the Noronic's course
on his map. :. he was under
suspicion until he showed his
coast guard credentials. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Sets Wedding Date
ELIZABETH ANN HICKEY

ELIZABETH ANN HICKEY
80. who Is usually known as
Betty. T.. has chosen October
10. for her marriage to
Howard Atha Shaw. -.
She is the daughter Of
Stark Hickey, "a d Mr..
Shaw Ii the son. of Mrs.
Hazel Bate Shaw.
Eleven o'clock is the time
-. and st. GATHERINGS Chapel
the place. :. of the wedding.
Mrs. Edward j. Schoenherr
-. will be her sisters matron
Of honor. j.. and Mary Lou
Murphy and Mary Moran. -.
will be the bridesmaids. %.
Robert Hackathorn. -.
brother-in-law OF the bride
groom-elect. will be his
best man, >. and the ushers
-. will be William Hickey
-. brother OF the brids-eleet
-. Edward J. Schoenherr
-. and David Crawford. 80.
A breakfast at the Detroit
Athletic Club. =. will follow
the CEREMONY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

A MAGNIFICENT profusion
of autumn colors ran rampant
at the victory garden harvest
show and tea Friday at the Gar
den Center on Belle Isle.
The occasion benefited Army
Emergency and Navy Relief and
was sponsored by the Village
Garden Club.
Mrs. j. Lee Barrett was chair
man of the highly successful
gathering and Mrs. John H.
French and Mrs. Raymond II.
Berry were co-chairmen.
Plants, large and small. eX-
quisite arrangements of dahlia
blooms, bittersweet and golden
bronze bebe NUNS in most un-
usual vases were on sale.
Martha Jane Berry and Patri-
cha Talbot were selling trays Of
miniature corsage bouquets.
and looked lovely as their wares
in their white dresses.
There were tremendous bas-
kets of vegetables in riotous
hues. wooden bowls of appetizing
fruit, home canned fruits and
vegetables. intriguing table set
tings, and appealing breakfast
trays with treasured china and
petite flower arrangements in
pastel shades on display.
Mrs. j. A. Barrett, Mrs. Sid
ney Ferris and Mrs. Edward
Burlage, poured at a beautifully
appointed and picturesque table.
Mrs. Ornand +. Hunt was in
charge Of the tea arrangements
and her assistants were Mrs.
Clarence Avery and Mrs. James
o. Muffin.
CAPT. AND MRS. JOSEPH
c. GOSS have left their lovely
Balfour road home and have
taken up residence in Cadillac.
where Mr.. Goss. is affiliated
with defense work.
"WABANINGO" the Ii X g
Michigan summer home OF Ralph
Forsyth and daughter. Ann, soon
will be deserted by the charming
owners for their Kean Apart
ment city home.
PEGGY ZEDER, daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Zeder, has
resumed her fall studies al
Kingswood School Cranbrook
in Bloomfield Hills.
VERSATILE MRS, JAMES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

2 tablespoons catsup
l egg
l cup milk.
Combine ingredients, mix well
and allow TO stand for about 2
hours. Shape into patties and
broil. To broil place patties on
broiler rack and place about 3
inches from source OF heat.
Broil on one side until nicely
Drowned about Is to 20 minutes.
Turn and broil on second side
about 8 10 10 minutes.
To pan broil. place in skillet.
Brown first on one side. then
on the other. Reduce the heat
and turn the meat as often as
necessary 10 insure even cook
ing. Pour of the fat as il accu-
mulates in the pan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Cooking School
Next tuesday

NEXT TUESDAY is cooking
school day for members of The
Detroit Times Homemakers'
Club and their guests: the A. +.
of L. auxiliaries.
Class will be held in the audi
torium on the fifth floor of The
Detroit Times Building and will
start at 100 in the afternoon,
with doors open at o'clock.
THIS SCHOOL Is the first In
a series of three at which the
A. F. Of l.. auxiliaries will be
guests. These special schools
have developed from govern
ment interest in nutrition and
their encouraging public service
centers to give all possible in
formation along this line.
Subject OF next weeks school
is Jack in the Box Meals"
meaning things that can be pre-
pared in a hurry.
ADMISSION TO the school is
by ticket only. A. +. Of l.. aux
iliaries may obtain their tickets
at the A. +, of l.. headquarters,
81 Montcalm avenue, Admis-
sion for members OF the Home
makers Club will be their MEM
bership cards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
P. 0. Group Sets
Pay Raise Rally

Supporters Of postal employees
demands for pay increases will
address a mass salary rally spon-
sored by Michigan post office
workers tonight at 8 in the Cass
Technical High School auditorium.
Speakers scheduled to explain
the status of pending post office
pay bills include:
Senator James M. Mead. New
York; Rep. Robert Ramspeck,
Georgia, chairman of the House
civil service committee; Rep.
George D. O'Brien; William c.
flushing, Washington, AFL legis-
lative representative; Postmaster
Roscoe b. Huston, and postal
union officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
EIsie RObinsOn
EIsie R0binsOn
Ambassadors in White,
A Book All Should Read

THE FOLLOWING items will
net be easy to take. They are
quoted verbatim from one OF
the finest books ! have ever
read, Ambassadors in White"
by Charles Morrow Wilson.
If you are queasy about read
ing them, remember this-the
men who wrought these miracles
were queasy. too. They shrunk
from the horror of malaria and
yellow fever as much as you
might.
Yet they went ahead. facing
indescrihable torture and peril.
Had they not gone ahead, you
might be dead today from the
plague which wrung these volun,
tary human guinea pigs and
which killed many OF them.
So this book is more than
dramatic medical discourse. 1t
is American history. bought at
a terrible price.
Yellow Fever
Have you ever heard an old
time saileF mention yellow
jack" IL so, you have seen
horror loom in his eyes. For
there was a time when malaria
and yellow jack-yellow fever
ravaged Amer lea from our
southern states clear through
South America. Yellow fever
is not a nice illness.
If you wish 10 know what
brave men have done to save
you from II. you should read at
least this paragraph from
Charles Wilson's book.
Usually In yellow fever the
patient comes down suddenly.
His head and loins ache. His
flesh is sensitive. lie is drowsy,
yet complains OF acute belly
pains. Then vomiting begins.
Gums and mouth bleed. The
patient grows thirsty. The
whites of his eyes turn yellow.
The skin becomes discolored, an
orange yellow which changes TO
pallid green. The first nausea
leads TO black vomit.' The blood
in the stomach congeals and be-
comes like tar. The face be-
comes smeared with clotted
blood. As a rule death comes
on the fifth or sixth day
Could Only Experiment :
These were the conditions
faced by the men who attended
the building OF the Panama
Canal, not in one nor in 100, but
in tens OF thousands of patients.
What they endured and what
they discovered and what they
achieved make one OF the
noblest histories Of our human
race.
Here is a record of American
courage which. will stand as
long as our national pride per-
sists. But here is also a record
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Major White to Capital

MAI. GILBERT GREEN
WAY WHITE. ;. home for
awhile on furlough from the
Pacific Coast. -. has termin-
ated his stay here. and
gone on to Washington. -.
Meanwhile, Mrs. White. :.
and their second daughter,
Elise. will keep the home fires
burning. :. while daughter
Patty goes off to Ann Arbor
49,. to enroll as a freshman
at the University Of Michigan
-. and live in Helen New
berry residence. -.
Also in Ann Arbor this sea-
son is the oldest of the White
sisters. :. Ann. while her
husband, Don Nelson. COM
pletes his engineering studies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Victory Garden Harvest Show
Parade Of Gay Autumn CoIors
by ANN NJ. STARK

VERNON Of Magnolia Terrace,
Birmingham, is now doing volun-
teer nursing in local hospitals.
She recently completed course
in practical nursing.
MARTHA DECKER, daugh-
ter of Mrs. c. o. Decker of Moss
avenue, became the bride of
Chester A. Calm, son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Calm, Mon
day evening.
Mayor and Mrs. Edward JEFF
fries were the bride and BRIDE
groomS only attendants.
The wedding took place in the
home Of DR.. M. S. Rice. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
In Mayfair
WITH
The Cbaberon

MARTHA FINK. .today's
bride. >. was a pretty picture
-. in her black velvet gown
with pink lace bodice. -.
At the rehearsal dinner her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rupert Fink gave for
her at the Crosse Pointe Club
-, last evening. -.
A long table. :. and a
round table. were decked
with similar arrangements
....of flowers. roses. -.
pom pom chrysanthemums
and dahlias. all In
white. &C..
The bridegroom as you
all we'll know. is Charles
Bernard Corey Jr.. -.
And the marriage will take
place at noon. >. in st. Cath
crimes Chapel. of IS Peter
and Paul's Jesuit Church
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
II Takes Exersise.
Not Diet to Slim Hips
BY IDA JEAN KAN

Thh ia aHsthsr ia a series Of
articles by Ida Jean Kaip IN
,0hieh is offered a physical it.
ness program for Women during
tcartime. Today: Diet Alone
VIII Not Slim the Hips.
HAVE YOU ever tried 10
reduce your hips with a diet?
Well. don't. Calorie clipping
doesn't touch them or course,
let you gain 10 pounds and that's
where nine of them settle. But
exercise is the only way 10 take
on hip inches.
Brush up on your technique
and you will streamline faster.
You can take your choice be-
tween rolling and leg swinging.
A combination of the two gets
the smoothest results.
Start TO Roll
POSITION-Lying on side on
floor, head pillowed on arm.
Brace yourself with other hand
in front on floor, chest level.
MOVEMENT-Swing the top
leg out in front. then UP and
out in back. Swing IL times
and relax. Then reverse sides
and repeat another II counts.
After exercising with each leg.
shake loosely from the hip to get
the kinks out of your muscles.
You should gradually increase
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19


MAY 9f TO JUNE 81
Gem tni- Both private and
business matters ask extra eau-
ton and discretion today. Be
wary of risky schemes and those
who would entice you from your
duty.
JUNE 80 TO JULY IS
Caacer-There are so many
interests and activities these
days calling for heroic effort,
sturdy disposition and other ems
couraging attributes that no one
should waste one minute or
thought on uncharitable or pur-
poseless things.
JULY 81 TO AUG. &c
Leo-Today will be much az
you make it. Don't indulge emo
tional outbursts or pet peeves.
Try to think of the good things
in life and your friends better
qualities.
AUG. 80 TO SEPT. 80
VirgO-Please read advice to
Leoites. You'll find much that
is wholesome and pleasant if you
look for it. Church services, good
reading, music, visiting, paying
social obligations favored.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. 90
Libra-Outdoor activities. use
full general interests, church,
patriotic affairs more favored
now than just pleasing your per-
sonal desires or selfish wishes.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 2e
SeOvpiO - Some pleasant indi-
cations for today, especially II
you are generous and unselfish
in your aid 10 family and friends
to make their day a happy one.
NOV. 20 TO DEC. 90
Sdgittdrias - Today can play
tricks on you IL you aren't on
guard, Don't be too short or
quick to answer impatient with
those less bright and alert than
yourself, Good deeds will bring
like in return.
DEC. 2S To JAN. n
CGprieOrH = Mildly favorable,
particularly for essentials, whole
some entertainment, the theatsr,
hobbies, sports, reading, study,
correspondence, social Interests.
Jan. &c TO FEB. 80
Aqaarius-Aquarians as q rule
like tinkering with tools, ma
chinery, boats, airplanes and
other mechanical devices.
FEB. ef TO MARCH 30
Pisees-S Similar indications
exist for you as for Capricorn-
ians today. All who can spare
the time from urgent matters
should enjoy q diversion that win
give a mental uplift, build you
physically, too.
A CHILD horn on fhis dsvs
A philosopher; certainly a sound
reasonsr and kind, thoughtfui
individual. Intelligent activities
gill appeal always 70 thV -
person
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Raiioning 10 Reduce
Road Tax Revenue

Because of tire and gasoline
ratiening. the county road COM
missions 1943 motor tax revenue
will be sl,100,00o below 1941 re-
ceipts. the commission estimated
today.
In its budget estimate to the
hoard of supervisors. the commits
sion placed Its anticipated revenue
at S3.500. 900. petroit's estimated
share of tax receipts was So
sos, 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Fineerprintine Beckons

THE RED CROSS MOTOR
CORPS. :. would like all its
2,400 members. =. to hurry
over to the Woman's Ex-
change on East Adams avenue
49,. AS soon as possible, :. to
be fingerprinted, -.
You are supposed to take
your birth certificate. .. and
other credentials with you
-, when you 60,
But Capt. Barbara Rumney
says Don't wait for these"
for the fingerprinting
must be done AT ONCE. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

of our national shame.
For these men. Carlos Finlay,
Walter Reed, Gorgas, Noguchi
and the hundreds who have fol-
lowed in their trail, were not
encouraged, endowed and re-
warded as they would be today.
They were thFwarted by
every possible form of official
stupidity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

MARCH 81 TO APRIL 20
Aries-Today may be irritat-
ing, aggressive; be on guard not
to be inveigled into unpleasant
arguing or any harmful pastimes.
APRIL 81 TO MAY 90
Taurus-Your personal con-
duet and general disposition will
register for or against you, so
be careful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

HERE'S ECONOMY and ease
of preparation rolled into one
:. lamb patties. The flavor
and attfaetiveness of the meat
shown here makes them must
In planning menus.
They are either broiled in the
oven or pan broiled on top of
the range. Serve Immediately
on q hot platter or chop plate
with buttered lima beans. Ac-
company with crisp vegetable
salad.
Lamb pstties
Ia pounds ground lamb
Ia teaspoons salt
II teaspoon pepper
"a teaspoon mace
"a cup rye bread crumbs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

YOUR GOOD fall and win
ter dress-Pattern APO by Anne
Adams! Designed especially for
the mature woman, it has slim
ming lines, softness, chic. Yokes
may be trimmed with bows.
Darts az the waist create extra
bodice softness,
Pattern 1920 is available in
women's sizes "a, Sc, 80, 40, ~,
Al, 46. Size SO takes 3h yards
39-inch.
Send Is cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size. name, address and style
number.
Go All Out for Fashion-with
our Fall and Winter Pattern
Book, just off the press! Smart,
easy-to-make styles for work,
play, dress-parade. Salvage spe-
Gals School outfits. Bridal
wear.
Dress pattern, is cents, book.
10 cents. Book and pattern
when ordered together. 20 cents.
Address your request to The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1225 Times square. De-
troit. Mich. Owing TO customs
regulations. orders for patterns
TO Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
HOROSCOPE By Frances
lO\SSSOiG Drake

Look the Section Your Birthday Comes H. and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

this exercise until you are doing
so counts with each leg. But
don't start out with that many!
When you have finished the
workout, roll over on your back
and just let 60 with all your
muscles. After taking time out
10 relax, get set for rolling.
= POSITION-Lie on your back,
legs down and arms out at the
sides.
MOVEMENT-Roll across the
hips and over on the side thigh
line. Roll back across the hips
and over on the other side. For
beginner, - rolls will be
enough. Later, make IL so. In
crease the number very grad
uaily. ~
The foregoing Is straight
roll, But IL this doesn't bring
enough pressure TO bear on the
spot that needs slimming, roll
from a semi-sitting position.
rolling from side 10 side and
flinging hands out at sides each
time 10 act both as brake and
propeller.
Sprinier's Special
You can get vigorous hip &C.
ton in the "sprinters special"
The technique for this is to get
down on the floor as il you
were at the starting line for a
foot race. one knee bent, the
other leg straight back. Get
set! And stay right where you
are. Just reverse the position
OF the legs for 10 counts, That
will be enough.
Finish with the movie stars
favorite for streamlining the
hips.
POSITION - Standing, with
one hand on a table or chair
for support.
MOVEMENT - Swing the
other leg up in front and away
up in back Keep swinging for
u counts and then. II need be,
increase gradually to 100.
Hips are immune TO debut
not TO exercises like those!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

Gets Year In War Tool Theft Nurses TO Get Diplomas
Pleading guilty charges of The % members of the senior
stealing mi class of St Marys Hospital
a plant Viii school will their
liam Carson 80 of 1923 West Diplomas at exer-
Milwaukee today cises the hospital Chapel
year day by from Auxiliary. Bishop
Federal Judge Edward j. Monet. Stephen Woznicks ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
MARCH 81 TO APRIL 20

For Sunday, September 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

A CHILD horn on fhn dsrs
A philosopher; certainly a sound
reasonsr and kind, thoughtful
individual Intelligent activities
gilI appeal always 70 thV -
person.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

der 1872. II. Lueeks ie1. r. Fsttsrmsn iss,
4. s,aekhouEs i5s. X. Bumhhs iss. Mer-
chant Mil team. zukosky IT'S. l.. Hidus-
key 1877. p. shoenfeld $50. NJ Carpenter
l56 p Scheidemantle l69.
Port Huron Junior College Team No. l.
Rosemary Omen 467, Barbara Cole ass
Betty Draper 4ai Margie Stanley 4s2
r. -. n s. Girls Team No. betty
Truman ia Doris Moore us, Donna
Hughes III. Gertrude whitehead $50. Ar
lene pumtree l5s. Team 40. Anna
Mas tai. JoAnn Rundell i3a, AngE sa-
.vishar IFS Joyce johnson "a.
carl ~. Hall juniors Muskeis team-D.
Hnke 81 Gerald kNall SO, Neal Han IS,
lclnskr 90. Mccarthy lOi
Michigan ohio indianaN League Detroit
Gun club No II. Tokar $50, ". Ions
$50, l.. Antler $50 h ba2ydlo $50. La
faye'te Post No III. Duncan 3si. c. r..
Giidersleeye S7s, }. Holmes a7s' M
Chsasey H,gh "wednesday Night League
John Treu 1875. carl Schupp 1874. Mike
CAM 100, Teter Borkomesh 40. Roy Sc
Mackenzie Hieh Monday Night League
Team No IN DAVIS li6, j. Fekte 1875.
p. 50 Onse ~. p. Raymond 100. T..
Run lf2 Team No. 2 NJ Fekete 1875
y. Buzold 1872, J. Noss 127, Mccsuley 1872.
Southeastern HiFh Monday Night League
Team No. Prentice Boutwell, lis, shir-
lev Uhch 1872. Frances Uhch i26. n. ~.
Boehm 40, jeanne BAR i4 Team No.
Norman johnson 1871. Cav Zerhini Sc.
Eastern High Monday sight League i
John Zichnski l76, Fd Rus"eu 49, Frank
Hiel l32. George Wendersh lig, Frank
Nalka 70. Fd Russell as,
Eastern Hgh Wednesday Might League
Jack Hichmott 81. Frank Nalka 81, Walter
Moore 81. Harold WuF'towaid fS Edward
WerdersN So Team No. 2-George Wen
|derski IS. John ZieIlnski 70, Jack Nalka
Al Frank RozyCN IS
Northwestern Hlgh Tuesday Night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Albion Thin(Idds
Hold M|AA Title
By an Eye|dsh
Champions Edge Out
Kalamazoo, SO SO 10 81;
Alma Third With 81

EAST LANSING. March IS
Albion College is still the MIAA
indoor track champion, but the
Britons had to withstand a dan
gcrouS challenge by Kalamazoo
College last night AT JeniSon
Field House here TO retain the
championship
Albion captured its second
straight title by rolling up 80 So
points. Just a shade over the 81
scored by Kalamazoo.
Albion had 10 place second be-
hind Kalamazoo in the final event,
the SS0-yard relay, which was won
in the record time Of 1862, in
order to protect its narrow lead.
Five records were established
and two others tied in the meet.
but the only double winner was
Russ Larkins of Hillsdale. who
outdiStanced his opponents in the
one and two mile events.
The summaries:
75-yard high hurdles--Von ny Next
trick tAlbioni; second Barker tHillsdalel {.
third Fulton (Almabs fourth Mayhem
(AlmA). Time :l01 meet recordb.
rool. third Matthews tA)hion). fourth
stevens (Alhionl. Time. .23.s.
73.yard low hurdles Won by Reyhurn
tKalsmazooi, second, Mrkiurick al
hioni third. Smith DKalama1ool. fourth
Barker 'Hllsdsiel. Time, .o9 I.
5ool. second. stevens oAlhion' ,nird
Matthews IAlhionl fourth. Gienng (Kala-
ms1oo). Time, ;o7.s.
Shot put -Won by Erickson CHillsdsle) ;
tAibion>: fourth. Baklarz (Aima). Ds
tsnce ~ feet inches
Mile run Won ny Larkins H.1sdalel ;
second Youngs CAlhionl; third. Hanna
Anna; fourth, Dickinson tAlma). Time
Broad jump Won nv Reed tKaama1oo, 4:
second Johnston tHllsdaleD; third. VIII
son Alms fourth. Stevens tAibionl
tio-yard run 49, Won ~ Niffenegger
tKslamazoo) second. Fmling CAlmal .
third. Kohlsr plrs). fourth. Phipps CAL
Hair mile Won by Young, tAlbion) !:
second, Bowers tHilsdale). third. EmltnC
Alma; fourth, Collins (AdranJ. Time
Pole vault Tie for first between Kinni.
son tHopeb and saxton CAlma): third
Nils (Alhion). fourth. Smith 6KAlama-
zool. Height IL feet \ inches inject
High jump-won nv Wilson tAlma)
tie for second between Johnston CHills.
dslel ana Matthias (Alhionl tie for fourth
between White ,Hillsdalel. Hopkins CAL
bionl and Mdavaine tHopet. Height 5
feet 10lt inches
Two-mile run-Won ny LArkius (Hills-
daleD. second. Powers tAlhionl third.
Dickinson (Alma) fourth. Webb ,(Adrian).
Time l0.t44.
Half mile relay--won ny Kalamazoo
(Helmer, Reed GierinE Nnfenegger1;
second Albion third. Alma; fourth. HIS
dale, Time ! 10 inject record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Women Close
Bowling Season

The seasons final episode Of the
Wonens District Bowling A>so-
citation was written Yesterday with
competition for high-low doubles
Prize winners were Mrs J. X.
Harness and Mrs. II. r Wiue with
SIS. and Mrs. H. F. RoVso and
Mrs. II. p. Burr AZ the same TO
tai for high doubles without hand.-
cap
High doubles with handicap
went ~ Mrs y " Eurch and Nre
", " Fritz So Mrs. +. J.. no
roWslH and Mrs \ =. Nc0cr.
$50 Mrs. W. G. Covarg and Vera
Apel S54 Mrs. 7. . Srade~ and
Mrs ". Hu,,cy, S3i. Mrs. = G..