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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

ends Ray Ruppelli of Holy Cross
and Dwight Reed Negro star OF
Minnesota a couple of years ago
;. Nash Gotterdam. former Ala
bama guard, is another.
The Iowa Cadets opened their
season Saturday against Kansas
State. Among tho as players on
1t. Col. Bernie Bieerman's squad
are -four former University OF
Michigan stars. Forest Epashevski,
quarterback and captain two years
ago -. Bob Flora. tackle -. Har-
Ian Frauman, end, and Forrest
Jordan, tackle all four men
are commissioned as ensigns IN
the navy also from this state
are Bill Schatzer, a Detroit half
back who played for North Cen
trail State .. Frank Szalay, De-
troit center who footballed for
Ohio University. and John Biolo Of
Iron Mountain who played at Lake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

Ii. John Foley and Jack Emery
bowled over two of the strongest
pair in the Crosse lie Golf and
Country Club Invitational golf
tournament Saturday TO become
serious threat for the champion
ship.
They upset the medalists. Ensign
Ed Flowers and Roland Wayand.
! up in the first round and then
came back and eliminated the
strong Grand Rapids combine of
J. II. Eleveld Jr., and Hermie
Miller, 2 and 1, in the afternoon.
In Sunday mornings semiinals
the Emery-Foley team will oppose
Mike Dietz. 1871 District cham
pion. and DR.. p. II. Cornell OF
Birmingham Golf Club. Dietz and
| Cornell were one under par for
the day as they conquered II. V
Hodge and r. Schellhouse, ano
3. and Bob Thompson and Bernie
Zinn, 4 and 3.
One of the two teams in the
other semifinal match won't be
determined until early Sunday
morning. The match between Ran
dell Ahern and c. J. Farley and
Tom Connolly and Russ Beaupre
was stopped by darkness after 16
holes with the match all even.
They will play nine holes to de-
termine which pair will play jim
Funston and Dick Whiting.
The repeated downpour greatly
slowed up the play Saturday and
resulted in a number of matches
finishing in the seni-darkness, anc
most of the players were wei
Idrenched. Funston and Whiting
the two youngest players in the
tournament. eliminated c. l.. Rugs
and Capt. Burt Shurly, a and 3
in the first round.
The youngsters, by shooting pal
golf in the afternoon, gained
3 up lead on Judge George T
Murphy and Harry Duerson Of
Meadowbrook on the first nine
Rather than continue in the rain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Parish Teams
PLAY Sunday

Three new football coaches
make their debuts Sunday when
five league and two outside open
the Catholic Interscholastic sea-
son. All games start at 2 p. m.
with the exception Of st. Theresa
and ST. Leo at 4.
One first division engagement
attracting attention is the Holy
Redeemer-St. Gregory game al
Southwestern Field. Both coaches
are new, Jim Howard at st. Greg.
DRY and Desmond Shelly at Holy
Redeemer. Redeemer is picked BY
observers as the logical contender
with st. Theresa, the defending
champion.
Max Burnell new az st. Cece
jIia's, viii see his charges in actor
for the first time when they en-
gage st. Mary's of BEDFORD a
Roosevelt Field.
st. Theresa and st. Leo offel
the feature at Northwestern
Emerson Addison. former Univer
sity of Detroit player, is startins
his second season as coach at st
Leo's.
st. Anthony and st. Ladislau'
are at Keyworth and st. Benedict
links with st. GATHERINGS at De
LaSalle. Montague contests are
st. Paul and st. Joseph at Neigh
borhood Field in Crosse Pointe
and St. Mary's of Jackson VS.. st
Rita at Pershing High School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
CHUCK KENNEDY VISITOR 10 DETROIT
John Bronson Promoted 10 Lieutenant

forest and in the pro leagues -. 1.
Others include Ed JankowSki OF
Wisconsin and later the Packers
|. Bob DAILY of Northwestern
|, Bob Swisher Of Northwestern
and the Chicago Bears =. George
Paskvan of Wisconsin and the
Packers AL Coupce Of Iowa
=. Jim Langhurst and Dick Fisher
of Ohio State and George Svensen,
first string center for the Packers
and before that Minnesota 1t
will be quite an outfit =. Michi-
gan is scheduled for October Ia
:, . Notre Dame and four other
Big Ten schools are on their pro-
gram of l. games A junior
varsity will play some of the
smaller colleges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Iowa Proves Versatile
Beats Washington u.

IOWA CITY. Ia. Sept. 10 (UP)
The Iowa University football
team demonstrated a versatile at
tack today AS it trounced lighter
but game Washington University
eleven, 26-7, before $500 fans In
the first contest of the season.
Two sophomore fullbacks, Dick
Hoerner and Chuck Uknes. anc
halfback Tommy Farmer co-ordi
mated their talents TO lead the
attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Left Half Epidemic
Ended at L. of D.?
BY HAROLD KAHL

"Whosoerer goeth out for left
haJback in football, risketh the
chance Of being hospitolised."
So goes the saying at the Uni
versity of Detroit. All because an
epidemic of injuries has followed
whoever Coach Gus Dorais has
chosen 10 play that position, the
key one in his modified Notre
Dame style of offense.
L. of d. has had a pretentious
list of left halfbacks, but if you
were TO trace them back you viii
find not one that wasn't disabled
al one time or another during his
collegiate career.
That goes from All American
Lloyd Brazil, Robert Parsaca, Ear
McCracken. Doug Mott. Andy
Karpus, Bill O'Neill, Dick Lutz
Jimmy Piper, Ed Palumbo, A
Ghesquiere up 10 Mickey Nc
Laughlin and Henry Piper of last
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

be used as a spot player, where a
breakaway runner is needed.
Joe Wright is an All-Catholic
League back from ST. Frederick
of Pontiac from where he comes
highly recommended as a trip e
threat by Johnny Shada, the best
point after-touchdown player L
of D. ever had and now stationed
in Pearl Harbor.
Henry Klopman of Pershing and
John Kabat. a cousin Of Andy
Karpus from st. James of Bay
City, are the others. The former
is a deceiving type of runner on
the order Of AL GheSquiere. He
doesn't appear 10 be travelling fast
but he is. Both boys can pass and
kick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
BY EDGAR HAYES

Chuck Kennedy, former starter
ut Oakland Hills Country Club.
was a visitor 10 town last week
.. he is a sergeant at Fort Knox,
Ky. -. His brother, Chef, also an
Oakland Hills employe, IS a cap
tain in Arkansas.
Cpl. John son, former
trainer at the University OF Michl-
gan, has been commissioned a
second lieutenant in the Army Air
Corps after finishing his studies
at Miami Beach, Fla. :. 1t.
George Bell. u. S. y. r., writes
from Schuyler, n. Y. that the
navy is swell -. He is a former
football captain of Purdue and
ATTENDED, Eastern High here -. nc
was a center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Wisconsin Edges 0ul
Camp Grant Eleven

MADISON. Wis, Sept 10 tUP),
The University Of Wisconsin s
football team took advantage OF
only one of several scoring oppor-
tunities today, but scored a 10
victory over a beefy. defensive
Army eleven from Camp Grant, Ill
Robert Ray, 1S7-pound fullback,
scored the only touchdown on the
first play of the fourth period,
ealloping y yards 10 cross the
Camp Grant goal. He then place
kicked the extra point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Foley, Emery Sight
Crosse lie Golf Title
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

Judge Murphy and his partner
conceded the match.
Lieutenant Foley and Emory In
their morning match put out a
team which on Friday scored
sensational ga and which was
rated one of the two favorites.
Emory sank a 15-foot putt on the
eighteenth to match Flowers par
3 and retain the winning margin.
The winners played this round in
two under par despite the down.
pour that soaked fairway and
green. Foley and Emory were even
par for the II holes that they won
from Eleveld and Miller. They won
four out of five holes beginning
with the sixth.
/ Connolly and Beaupre had to go
two extra holes in the morning to
eliminate Elmer Ellstrom and
Andy Golos after being two up at
the ninth.
FIRST ROUND
! Jack Ennsry-Lt. John Foley defeated En-
sign Ed Flowers Roland Weyand, 1 up;
j. II. Eleveld Jr -Herme Miller defeated
Frank Mccarthy Buck Wslnnsley, up:
DR.. p. II. CorneIl-Mike Dietx defeated
Hart Hodge Robert scheihous, 5 and
3: Robert Thompson Bernie linn de-
feated A. Mnkley-B. Minkley. 4 and 3:
Harry Duerson-G. T. Murphy defeated Or.
A. p. Ohlmacher- Billy Taylor, and 4:
Jim Funston Dick Whiting defeated Cliff
Rugg-Capt. Bert shurly. 4 and g.
Randall Ahern-C. J. Farley defeated NJ.
L. LamkIns-W. T. Zurshmiede. and g.:
Frank Connolly-Russ Beaupre defeated z.
Ellstrom-A. Golos, up go holes).
SECOND ROUND
Emery and Lieutenant Foley defeated
Elleveld Miller, 2 and /.
Doctor Cornell-DietZ defeated Thompson
linn. and 3.
/ Funston Whiting defeated Duerson- Judge
Murphy 8 ana 2
affrr 1R hnleA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Pros, Women
In State Meet

The Oakland Hills combine OF
Margaret Russell and AL WatrouS
will be the defending champions
in the annual state pro-ladies golf
tournament Monday at Lochmoor
Miss Russell and Watrous will be
favored 10 retain their titles but
are likely TO encounter consid'
cradle opposition.
Other features on the week 5
schedule will include the annual
Red and Blue day at Detroit Coli
Club on Wednesday and Ernie
Shave day Thursday AZ Meadow.
brook, and the semifinals and
finals Of tho Crosse lie invita-
tional tournament this Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
|Bonham or Ruffing to
Hurl Series Opener
By LEO MACDONELL

meet. the first two games of the
series will be played az ST. Louis
September 80 and October !. The
next three games, If there arc
three, Will be played in Yankee
Stadium. October 2 3 and 4. The
teams will travel on October !.
II neither team has won four con-
tests UP 10 that time. the Yankees
and Cardinals will return TO ST.
Louis, where they viii finish the
set
II the Dodgers should manage
TO squeeze into the series picture,
the first two games VIII be played
at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn
September 30 and October /. The
next three games, II there are
three. will be played AZ tho
Yankee Stadium October ?. 3 and
4. The sixth and seventh games, II
necessary. would ne in Brooklyn.
The prices viii be as usual,
Sc. 30. $3.50. $3.50 and Sll0, eX-
cept in 81. Louis, where addl-
tional state and city taxes will
run the prices 10 $500 S5.75, S3.45
and Sl15. All games will start at
Il 80 o'clock, except any Sunday
games in New York or Brooklyn,
which Will start AT 2:05 o'clock.
Should the Cardinals and DodG-
ers tic for tho National League
championship, two playoff games
would he played in Brooklyn. The
Dodgers won the toss on this one.
The series would be set back 10
the second day after the playoff.
With the Red Cross declining an
offer. The CSO viii be given all
receipts donated 10 the service
fund The Red Cross does not
accept a part share in such fund
raising contests
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Always Concern

As a result there never has been
a season during which Dorais was
not deeply concerned over his left
halfback situation at some time or
another. To keep them from
cracking up has been one of his
biggest problems annually. AT
times he has even used them
sparingly in practice.
II may be the epidemic will end
this season. AT least, if the num-
Der of boys giving the position a
whirl can be taken as an indicator.
Apparently they either don't be-
lieve in the old saying. or haven't
heard about it for no less than six
arc trying 10 win the left halfback
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Butler Stars for Clemson

CLEMSON. 6. c.. Sept. 70 tUP)
Butch Butler fleet Clemson
back. scored three touchdoWns as
the Tigers inauguratcd the grid
iron season with a 32-l6 victory
over Presbyterian College here TO-
Has'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Football Scores

Wisconsin 7. Camp Grant o.
Xavier 81. Butler L.
Iowa 20. Washington T.
Iowa Navy 81. Kansas q.
Loyola clos Angeles) AZ, Redlands o.
Iowa Naval Cadets 81. Kansas o.
Ball State IS, Franklin O.
Georgia Z. Kentucky 8.
Missouri 81, Fort Riley O..
Clemson 80. Presbyterian IL.
North Carolina State o.. Davidson n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Stork Visits NeesIeys

Skipper Bob Neesley of the rae
ing schooner Kittiwake became
the father of a prospective light
canvas man Saturday when the
stork presented his wife with a
~ pound boy. Everybody's dandy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

Ernie (Tiny) Bonham or Char
ley Ruffing will probably pitch for
the Yankees against the Cardinals
or Dodgers in the opening game of
the 1912 World Series Septem-
Der 30.
Mort Cooper is the likely choice
for 81. Louis. should the'Cardlnals
clinch the flag in the National
League. as seems certain now. The
Yankee dominated Am ri n
LeagucrS defeated Cooper in the
interleaguc all-star game played
In New York in July
However. it was Lou Boudrcau
and Rudy York, who with home
runs accounted for all of the
American League teams runs IN
the 3 10 ! victory.
With the Cardinals the winner.
barring a Brooklyn miracle, Bon
ham IS believed the logical choice
should Joe Mccarthy want 10
throw the 2l5-pound highlander
into second game in the series.
Should Bonham hurl in the opener
in St. Louis, he would enjoy an ad-
ditional day OF rest for travel be-
tween ST. Louis and New York.
Fine Record
Topping the Yankees Big
Four Bonham is a 20-game win
ner thus far this year. Besides
RufTing. others in the Big -Four
include Hank Borowy, sensational
recruit out Of Fordham, and Spud
Chandler. All are right-handcrs.
The possibility of Ruffing start
Ing in the first game would obvi.
ously be a desire on the part OF
Mccarthy 10 cash in on the red
headed veterans long experience
t~lhe fall classic.
tho Yankees and Cardinals
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Kentuckiuns Will Fete
Douqhters of Envoys

Daughters Of the ENJOYS Of three
Latin American republics will rep
resent their countries at the Ken
tucky Society ball to be held at the
Willard Hotel Friday night. They
are Senoritas Christina Michels,
daughter of the Chilean Ambassa-
dor; Leda Fernandez. daughter Of
the Costa Rican Minister. and Nina
Castro, daughter Of the Salvadorian
Minister.
Maurice n. Thatcher, society
member. will eulogize Henry Clay.
The flags of the Il Latin American
republics will be displayed and ex-
cerpts from each OF their national
anthems played.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Boord of Commerce
To Heor BIoir MOODY

Blair Moody, Warrington CORE
spondent for the Detroit News ana
radio commentator, will address the
regular luncheon session Of the
Junior Board of Commerce at 1880
pm. tomorrow in the Annapolis
Hotel. He will discuss the need for
post-war planning.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
fIt:@!:S::}{ye!;v!:,ck
CHAPTER VI.
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gently hair.
moved away anery. pity
accepted silently ashamed
smiled apology through her tears
they'd Well, anyway" said with
abort. unhappy laugh, mother will be glad"
Evening star., 1942-01-14
SOAPS

Q WiIion's Apple Blossom Toilet
Soop ~ soc
Q kenn's Cold Cream Complexion
Soop, reg. II for 100. ~ ~ 7se
. Du Pore Scoops. liIoe ond Pine.
Box Of 9 eokes
Q Cashmere Bouquet Soop.
~ fes 97e
Q WrisIey's Both Superbe Soop.
Sondolwood, Pine, liIoe, Apple Bios
som, Bouquet. reg. 4 FOR 100.
5 ~ 100
Evening star., 1942-01-14

sIOo Federal Tax on These Items
Mail and Phsas o.dsr. Filsd-DIst. 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
KnowIe dee Test
ny DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY


l-What is the date Of: (st the
winter Of Valley Forge: tb) the
death Of Lenin. (c) the great
Famine in Ireland
Fill each blank; Ca He'll i,
paved with good ,.; CD
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enigma. 90 Eureka, tcJ Erin
20 Bragh?
What kind ~ doctor. (a)
is pathologlst, Oh is an or
thopedlst; (cl is an oculist7
what II MS ffryr NAME. TAI
Lehar, the composer. (h) Lie,
the painter. (cl- Hayes. the
singer,
Slow would you be affected II
you had: Ia longevity; 90
sstigrnatisn, (c) seborrhea7
(Answers on Page te)
Copyright, 1870. By king F,s'ur"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Daily Quiz

1-Nigritude is what concern oil
an air raid warden
What's an unpickled gherkin
5-The Great Steward Of Scot.
land has a more familiar Eng
lSh title. What's that?
s-TenplnS played without the
head pm has a special name
What is it,
3 Which Is brighter, the sun or
giant STAR
6-T7ue or falSo-a stitching
horse is tailors implement F?
ANSWERS on Page 1917
copyrirht. Isf7. by King F,stur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
2O2Go TO Army
From County
Continued From Page -

Continued From Page -
Bernard p Fsrrar. 1899 Helen.
Arthur J. Taylor, 72te q. Paul
Joseph Crscchiolo. 1925 Waterloo
Christopher p. csndels.
Vincent A. Fina1zo.
Robert NJ. Day.
WAYNE BOARD No. is
Angelo j. Metropole s43l FAirviev.
Clay o. Harrison. 1920 Garland
William +. ThIel, 1900 Kercheval
Francis ". Sapp. 1875 Nine Nile road
Robert ~. Taylor. 1873 Concord
Wesley =. Wiedelman. t24f FairvieW
Frank " Afford, 1874 kerchcval
John Robert ArEo. TO LIHhridEe.
James Byce Jr. 1909 Garland.
Edward q. Boat,nan 1892 Garland
Ralph VI. Alexander, a2s East Grand blvd
Daniel = Tasssn Jr. 63i Benreau.
George y. stoneborE. at Msadowhrook
William LaFontains, 1881 g. Clau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
By Chic Young
By Hoh
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
By Paul Fogarty

ERE pleasant little that Will give message
every II numerical puzzle designed % spell
fortune your FIRST II the number
IL the number - less than g.
add The number Start at the upper left
rectange and check OF key
right Thin the the letters unds1
the checked figures give you. I2-iz \
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
HENRY

James Gallaeher. 6l4 rUh-i3ge
Fdward Peterson 1850 East jefferson
Bernard J. Merritt 3sJs - Iesr.
Waiter l.. Huber. $50 Falr,Iew
Alvin r Beute., 1908 Goethe
Socrates SamalIs. 2all Lycasfe.
Robert = Leeper 61s HarIinE
Joseph A. Girard.n 1880 Ssva--,
Robert Mullen fr. 1920 Harding
Donald D. Nurnfv $50 MHrtr-A
Ralph O. Cox JT. 3S41 Ben.tsau.
William u. Neville 1865 liar,
Donald ". HaH0Ck. BASS s. Jean
Nyron smith 1855 CurIr
John Csrdasis 3026 So. clair
Arnold ,. Pierce 1875 Glover
Robert Bosom COZ 81 Ifar
Harold W Chsns. 1902 Fair, ev.
Jack n Ray.
WAYNE BOARD W. 78
John Alfred Smith. i7ii Nrn'ersv
Isadore Zupnitske. 1901 Cortland.
Edwin G MAnninen 1855 Ford
Harry VAIN 2647 Rch'0n
Marvin Kohlman. 24sl Stlrtevant
sam Cohen. 17z7 Hardwood
Neil ". Johnston, PASS Ford
John Colloue. 1924 Woodrow Wilson
Dudley p Muskat. 1869 Rlchtou
Nirgl stan 2Os6 Wayer-y
Milton A. stein. 2453 Glendale
stuart knight. 22s2 S'urtevauL
julius Young 1902 Cortland
William X stone. 1909 Doris
Bernard BlieheId. 1895 Cortland
Leonard Tepitsky 2212 Fullerton.
John a. Couch 1881 Pasadena
Ben Farber ASIA Leslie
John A. Peterson. 17Ol pasadera
Howard u Slew, 1925 Lnworf
Klbert Cure rhiau. 1871 Pasadena
Roy y. Holster. 2nii Ford
Andrew MArkovicN 1881 T~u-Ntr
Ralph p. Pusey, 9tsi Hish.srd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12

Answer to yesterdays puzzle
Evening star., 1942-04-19

{ Turco. corresponding secretary, and
I Mrs. Ralph Bender, treasurer.
Jefferson Junior High.
| The association will meet tomor-
row at pm. The Nominating
Committee will report. Open house
will be held from TO 8 pm.
Edmonds- -Maury.
The association will meet tomor-
row at l30 pm. at the Edmonds
School. Inspector Richard Mans
field will speak on Safety" and
pupils of the schools will entertain.
The following delegates TO the
State convention have been ap-
pointed; Mrs. Burdell Read. presi-
dent: Mrs. Mildred Holmes, Mrs.
Grace Goodman. Mrs. Jennie Weber,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffer, Mrs. veda
Draper. Mrs Clara Hartley, Mrs.
Edna Lowell. Mrs. Lenore Hagerty,
Mrs. Alice Germain. Mrs. Esther
Au, Mrs. Lucille Fellows, Mrs.
Mrs, Mamie Neushine, and alter
nate, Mrs. Beatrice Hunt.
Keene- Rudolph.
The association will meet tomor-
row at 1870 pm. at the Rudolph
School DR.. Julia Hahn, supervising
principal of the third division, will
speak.
Stanton.
The association will meet tomor-
row at pm. Fathers night will
be observed Children in War
time" will be the subject of q panel
discussion and there will be
musical program.
The nutrition class taught by Mrs.
N. Davidson has completed It's
course. Mrs. H. McCabe was chair
man, Two first-aid classes have
also been completed
Grant -Weightman.
A benefit movie, Navy Blue and
Gold" will be given at the Circle
Theater ON Saturday at 10 am.
Brookland- -Noyes.
A meeting Of the Executive Board
will be held tomorrow at 10 am.
In the Brookland School.
Several members of the associa-
ton have donated blood plasma to
the blood bank for United States
service.
Stuart Junior High.
An association meeting will be
held tomorrow at pm. The Nomi-
mating Committee will present the
slate of candidates for officers for
next year. The Defense Committee
will show a short film ON incen-
diary bombs and the school or
chestra will play.
Biow-Webb.
The following Nominating Com
mittee has been appointed Miss
j. C. Taliaferro, principal; Mrs. M.
knight, Mrs. r. A. Dunan. Mrs. r.
Coleman and Mrs. c. E. Williams.
. Whittier.
"A technicolor Aim depicting the
work of the Denpison Vocational
School for Girls was shown by the
principal, Mrs. Mary S. Resh. at
the meeting Monday afternoon. A
program of Spanish american music
and dances was presented by sixth
grade pupils of Whittier. a
The nutrition class meets each
Wednesday at pm.
Adams.
A meeting will be held Tuesday
at pm.
Ketcham- Buren,.
Officers will be elected at the
meeting tomorrow at 2:30 pm. at
the Ketcham School.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Council Of Social Agencies
viii Hold Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Coun-
Gil of Social Agencies will be held
at the Cosmos Club at 12:l5 pm.
Tuesday.
Prof. Winifred Culhs of the Brit
ish Library of Information will be
the principal speaker. His subject
will be THE Social Services Go to
War"
The group will elect new members
and members of the board. The
following have been recommended
for membership:
c. E. Batschelet, DR.. Clara Nor
tensen Beyer, Miss Josephine Brown,
Judge Nathan Cayton, Miss Eliza
beth Christmas, DR.. Ernest S. Grif-
fifth, Richard johnson, Mrs. William
Kittle. William H. Sardo, Mrs. Err
nest G. Warren, DR.. Carl Wells and
Mrs. Prentiss Wilson.
The following have been NOM
mated for positions on the board:
For re-election-Dr. Ernest S.
Griffith and Mrs. Gilbert Hahn.
For election for two years to fill
unexpired terms-Richard johnson
and Miss Elisabeth Houghton.
For election for three years-Mrs.
Clara Mortensen Boyer, Judge Cay
ton. Woodson Houghton and DIR.
Philip Marshall Brown.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Housewives Urged to Attend
Salvage Promotion Meeting
Spring Cleaning Seen Opportune Time
For loeoting Materials vitoI to Wor Effort
By MRS. p. c. ELLETT
prtriosn, pstrict Of columbia consress Of Parent

Of
Women Of the District urged TO attend the meeting al
ei5
w.
Speakers will outline the obecv Of the salvage campaign and
Evening star., 1942-04-19
ONE DAY SALE Folding
IRONING TABLES

We'll braced, wooden ironing {
tables. Opens and closes in one :
easy motion. Takes little stor-
age space. No phone orders.