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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
AutoCIubbers
RepresentCity
In Nationals
AItes Fails Critical
Test, Goes Out Of Class
A Series by 8 TO 4

"All aboard for Youngstown and
the national tournament is the
word in Auto Club circles today as
the players review their ga YER
dict over Altes yesterday al North
western Field. One setback was
ALREADY against AlteS and the Sec
ond ended the Class A series.
Beaten 4-3 at the finish of the
seventh inning, Auto Club SenSed
IA storm coming that was not rain
and wind. Leroy Ruppert'S players
Immediately resolved 10 increase
their total and did When the bats
stopped for the afternoon, Auto
Club had five ITALICS and the cham
ipionship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
All Empty Seats
Are Purchased
By Tiger Owner
But Browns Sweep
Army-Navy Twin Bill
10 Spoil Artistic Success
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
run hitting York would probably
turn over half Of his seasons salary
for the home runs he made a week
ago Sunday and the following
Tuesday. But that's the way 1t
goes. You never turn those tricks
ON The big days
Bat II York didn't hit. his pals
didn't do much better The Tigers,
all Of them. were held TO SIX hits
all singles by Johnny (Old Man
River) NigGeling OF knuckle ball
fame And. what a knucklcr. lie
had the home boys bending like
pussy willows in a gale.
While Harold NewhouSer who
went the route for the Tigers,
yielded only SCvCn mrs, rne youHg
left-hander was the more erratlc
of the two. lie scrambled out OF
several bad holes early in the con-
test. A couple Of double plays
helped Hal. Later he settled down,
only TO be the victim of York 5
unfortunate experiences IN the
seventh
Each pitcher struck out six men
Newhouser nailed Harlond Gift
twice and Niggeling got Ned Har-
IRIS and NewhouSer twice each. But
Harris batted home the Tigers
lone run. IT came in the sixth
With one out, Barney McCosky
singled. one of two hits the Dear
born flash posted. Barney later
stole second and then scored when
Ned singled 10 center.
Then came the fatal seventh
Glenn McQuillen led off with a
two Dagger to left. Rick Ferrel
grounded 10 York. who fumbled
and then threw to first which was
uncovered McQuillen scoring. Mig:
ceiling famed and Don GutteridgC
grounded out. but Gift beat Out
an InGeld grounder for a single
and Terrell scored.
/ In the nightcap Paul DIZZY
Trout and Bob Muncrief engaged
IN a mound duel for nine innings
with honorS fairly even. But Trout
weakened i'm the tenth and the
I Brownies ran away with the game
sweeping the days double
header
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
WRONG HEAVE FIGURES

Three in the eighth provided
Auto Club wit a Ca cout. Walter
Haidyla walked 10 start and Art
LaPointe singled him TO second
+Hajdyla scored when Erpie Slongo
threw wild 10 first. Tony Buko-
yich tried 10 squeeze LaPointe
homo from third hut L-Apn-nlrA -
out.
Frank Pcllerin struck out Clar-
'ence Chappie delWcrcd Bukovich
on his double. Jack Mayhem sin
.glcd in Chappic before the side
was retired.
Max CierpelowSki. liajfdyla and
ILaPOinte singled in order IN the
ninth to register two more And
those two were the ball game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
pt TRoIT

tHausf faf Parsons tn tenth
.Hafted rHr Trout In frrth
Ear f.f Eadcuif .u tenth Z.
st Louis O2n 600 600
DETROIT 600 10 600 o..
Ha1s baffr8 .n Chartak Harms Hayes
TufrICh Circuit scored On infieid doubl,
p.aEt Mcgun1 TNo-base hits-Blood
worth Crartak Cun Sacrifice McQmnn
Double play GutferidFe 20 stephens q.
NrguIrr feff rn nAsrs=st Louis be
ff-.t d Bases un balls or Muncriet
Trout g. struck out nv Muncrief q n'
Trout Impres passareua MrGoW ~
.sr1 p.lLras Tirs OF same - Paid Ht
.telfan.l 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
u Error Sieve
Kowash Defense Just Isn't and Hudson Gets BY,
1913, as Ford Loses in Class D, IS
STANDINGS

Hud>on'S slate IN Class y stays
unblCmiShcd today largely because
koWalSki set some sort of a sea-
sons mark of - errors yesterday
IN the course OF losing. 1913 Hud-
son had nine uncarncd runs and
made only three hits IN the course
of scoring these.
Bill Nelson started his first
game as q pitcher for HaagS and
put down II Ford Post batterS on
strikes IN the course OF allowing
that club 10 hits. Ford said
Cood-by TO the elimination in re-
cciving a - trOunCing.
~ nsnN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
~ ROIT

.iI.r tt - Is 3
-Eaft.t fsr pom M ninth
Bsttri iYf Parsons In ninth
He'trd frr Nowh0user IN ninth.
'E8n f'r EaGcHN 100 ninth
ST. Louis 600 600 200 %
DETROIT 900 OOi 600 1
Runs bat'ed in Harm Cnft tMcQuillsn
scored 90 York second error In seventh
rWu-hasc hits MrQuuieu. Radcnn stolen
tBer NcCossy. Double play Higgins io
EIUodwUrth fu York. Left on bases
Louis : Detroit q Bases on balls or
NlgeelinE g. off Newhouser 1 struck out
By NiEEelinE by Newhouser J'mpires
pefas Passarella and MCGOWAN. Time
rf game g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

Totals So ga q Totals 81 a !
-BaueI I.r kof1iuvl,z in ninth
K8waIsI GOO OOO 1874
Hudson ft4 122 400 O3x II
Errors Eardagfa BUCK. Tzay, Drapsl.
ski g. RogowskI g. Bresky a. Skopuski 3.
Micnalski Threc-base Briesky. Pit
Josh. kgleta Mithaiski HTS OFF Tray 3
innings or PiUosh 4 In Z innings
struck nu' By T1ay g. D. Bunneu ?. BY
ptlosh 9 Sfoien bases Drapalsk Reifie
Rases 0r halls or Tray s. OF Runnell 4.
lou Fitiush A. Jnpires M0ehler. Gillespie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

business nv grant from the
Red Cross. We handle eases
that need immediate attention
aud whenever possible we have
trained Red Cross Investigators
look into . situation before We
act. But they DO II quickly,
and 80 do We. 80 there i no
DELAY.
Just 80 the fans viii have
some idea where their money
goes. here H. an example Of a
case that went through our Of
fee recently \ soldier at Fort
Bragg was seriously ill. Ills
mother was on relief and
couldn't make the trip without
help. Ne made all the arrange
mcnts and bought the tickets
for her 90 visit her son. That's
helping soldier morale.
MEDICAL HELP
Children ~ soldiers and sail
drs frequently need medical at
tentiOn in a hurry w take
care ~ 10 until the proper AL
thoritice can take oyer and
finish the Job. The fans Of he
troit should be- mighty proud of
their work in putting over this
double header And they have
the satisfaction of knowing lhat
months from now. wheE the
pangs of the double loss Co the
Browns are forgotten, their seat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Pacific Coast League

First games
Los Angeles 4 San Fr8rsikr1 O.
san Diego . Sacrament g.
Portland 4 Seattle
Oakland { Hollywood l1 runasl,
Second games
san Diego l. Sacrament .
Oakland e. Hollywood
Los Angeles San FTarriso g.
Portland y Seattle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

y Lipon. who had hit safely In
three games. failed TO bag safe
knock. But the Kid turned In
fine game at short despite one
miscue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

The catch Of the day was turned
IN by Cramcr IN the eighth inning
Of the niChtCap a sensational
one-handed ShocStrinC catch of
McQuinn,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Allentown, Pa,
Tiger Foe Today

The Tigers play an exhibition
game in Allentown, Pa today. ON
Wednesday Del Bakers boys play
a night game in Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

sans $40 OIO 600 7
Four Leaf nl0 00Z 00n=l
Errors Macdonald. Ssr1u Harris Two
base hts A.ufrIs0n. Gavle. Three base
hits wilkins GlrA Macdonald ZleltnskL
struck out Bs AIhartsnr 8 ty Copplns 10
stolen hasp-k5.s Bases ON balls of
Albertson b. or Copr.rs 3 Umpire Behsn
and Abel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

Errors Hajdya ChsppIe Eleryani
Blanchard 2 Austin TWo-bsse h't chap
pie Three base hit Bartur H.tsaON
slongo 10 IN innings Struck cut Bv
SlonEo g. ~ Bukgvitch Bases on taIir
on slonE0 g. 90 Bukostch p Double
play -ChappIc 20 Lap0.nte 90 EIbyapI.
Umpires-G utechaw Bnd Holloway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

The Browns storm O q over
Harris catch off Gutteridge in The
second inning of the first game
claiming that the Tiger right
fielder trapped the ball. That Is
he caught IL off the ground
Gutteridge, Sewell and Hoffman
led the protest group
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Inter-County League
Witt DIVISION
BfIE DIVISION
lINIIKDAI'N HINtII~
Labor League

.BsR
Printers
petty and ketVa. Baby and Egan.
rIeci,l,,i
TcAnstsrs - ~
Antloser Wessar. Jaska and Grifn'hs
Hi and MlhIan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

Higgins had 10 retire in the
ninth inning Of the second game
sunday when ne pulled muscle.
Ross went 10 third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

base hit - MCLelland Three base MI
MarchiOu Struck uut-By McKerman Z,
by JaniszeWsu On. stolen bases-Janis1
1ewski z Adamisn 2 McKerman. Bass
on bale on JsniEzewski 5 on McKerms
2 Double play Desroslers % hcLelland "a
Taylor. umpires Allen. Weitzel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
I VII maj II
BRADFORD
Totals - 70 % n
oC0 Oi4 $50 o3-i3|
los O3l OO2 OF I2l

I0IfFd Jos OII UUZ O2- ?
ErrNrF HIT B0dycombe Barton Ket-
terer 2 Smith Joe Bale euseVitR. CArona,
John Evrrs PHASE hits P1ta pshyn. HIT.
smith SFub,EE. Three base hits Northrop.
Judge Home runs 9useNitz J BlAkr.
ZubAk Hts-Om BoiyComhe IN 7
innings. m Barton ~ in o % innings. a,
Iltz s ln 8 Ia innings Of CarcnA N
% innings Struck out ~ Bodycorn ~
g. by Barton q hy Lutz g. by CaronA 2
stolen bases Eettrrer Harrington Jos
Bale ~ yDouHd John Fvers. jim Evers
Bases on balls or Rodycombe ?. ~ Lutz
90 Caf0u0 =. Empires Patterson ard
Lever.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

Totals iL ~ I.Ht.- TT ]
Grand River pll 900 300 8
Acme 100 $50 O5x g
Errors CousdIns Fauadi. Page. Nc
Kenna Marsh rNu-hasc hits Sierra,
McCabc Home rtiH CYnsidine. Hits or
Beese y in 1-3 innings on Fodor m
% inning S'fuck ouf Rs NcIiiEan p. hy
Beesp a. hy F0t0r ! stolen hsFe-HGi-
man Bases on balls on Michigan Z, on
Beese Double PLAYS Vaddi 20 Consi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Tiger Batting Averages

sTo'afs l27 f3t3 $50 l0s2 ial o. -ts
Including totals ~ FIrhs. Hif.1rH.k
MCNsir. Rove ana Tsbrstit. and t.t games
PLAYED win Cleye'anr July August 3D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

AUTO CLtB

Totals 40 "a 81 70 Totals 80 n ~
Auto Club 002 orc Og9
ATfaa Y.I. ttUY 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

Higgins made a swell onc-handcC
SCOOP on Gift in the first game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

Totals 81 40 p Totals 81 227
81 Ritas O40 100 DO
state Iumher 600 600 600 I
Err,rs Naororan n.srogierx MrIki
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

The great crowd got big
kick out Of the army bombers
that flew over the field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

All in all il was a fine show
great crowd, lots of sugar for the
army and navy funds. fine music
etc. DorseyS band made a big hit
and now a LOT of the oldStcrS
who never heard og 1--WE before
plan 90 90 10 Eastwood Gardens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

money viii be- helping the sick
wife or child ot some soldier or
sailor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

STANDINGS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
Methodist Church Society
Has InspirationaI DevotIons

The women OF the society will as
sist in the serving OF refreshments.
The first party will be the evening
OF Oct. Is.
The Evangelism program planned
by the conference was discussed
and circle meetings and other af-
fairs will be arranged so as not to
interfere with these plans.
Mrs. Lee Brown reported on the
meeting OF the Needlework Guild
held Tuesday Of this week
Mrs. Guy Davis told of some
valuable papers of the society in her
possession for many years and sug-
sested that a fire proof place be
found for them. Mrs. Norris Wiltse
wished to be informed OF any
changes Of the addresses OF young
men in the service who are from
homes connected with the church.
The president, Mrs. Lloyd Barnes,
presided. Seven of the ten officers
were present. these with several cir
Gle leaders, committee chairmen
and members brought the number
TO twenty-eight.
The meeting closed with the sing
ing of God Be With You TIL We
Meet Again"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
1111d1
Our Service Men

William Davis, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Davis, 936 Ecorse Rd.,
who enlisted in the United States
Navy Thursday Is now stationed at
the Naval Air Base. Pensacola,
~
David Campbell, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Walter c. Campbell. has been
promoted to the rank OF first lieu
tenant. He has been transferred
from Columbus Army Flying School.
Miss. to Fort Dix, y. j.. where he
has been assigned to a weather
squadron.
Herbert Kidder. who is with the
send signal Company in Australia.
has been promoted from technical
sergeant 10 master sergeant.
Robert Freeman returned Thurs
day from a seventeen days visit to
his sister. Mrs. Herbert Bunting, at
Chandler, Ariz. Lieut.. Bunting. who
is stationed at Williams Field,
Chandler, and who has been in the
hospital for several weeks with
streptococcus infection OF the
throat. is much improved and has
returned from the hospital.
Miss Geraldine Frye has gone TO
Chandler. Ariz.. to visit Mrs. Her
bert Bunting and to attend the grad
uation exercises at Williams Field.
saturday, when Glare Hawker will
receive his commission as e bonn
barber. Mr.. Hawker's brother,
Daryl Hawker. and Mrs. Hawker,
and his mother, Mrs. Charles Wal
lace. Detroit. have also gone to the
graduation exercises. Mr.. and Mrst
Ronald Campbell are staying at thd
Hawker home during their absencel
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

mentioned that those interested In
The Christmas project are 10 con
tact her or Miss Betty Harden.
Officers installed we're Misses
Vera Holloway worthy advisor,
Betty Harden. worthy associate ad-
visor. Helen Crawford. charity
June sutton. hope; suzanne Cakes.
faith: Barbara Fox, love: Elaine
Hunt. nature: Anna May Losee. re
ligion; Jean Clark. immortality;
Helen Ellis, fidelity; Gwen Sea
mans. patriotism. Edith Nicoll
service: shirley Squier. choir direc-
tor: Ann Winter, musician; Jean
Snyder. confidential observer.
Charlotte Olmstead. drill leader;
Maxine Tedder. chaplain: Betty
Allen outer observer: choir men,
bers. Mary Lee Tucker. Juanita
Badger. Normamae Faulkner, Mar
garet Jean Miller. Marjorie Rubison.
Marilyn Marsh, Mary Alice WILDER,
Jean Norton. Lorraine Penman,
Joyce Benedict, Mildred Campbell,
jeanette Osborn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
Fine Points in Bridge
BY SHEPARD BARCLAY

would have been no reason fol
taking out the No Trumper. as
West took responsibility for the
hostile suit when he made his own
bid But singleton in hearts
would have been a good reason
for the takeout. as only one lead
OF the suit could have been made
toward West hand. II South had
planned thus. he would have
counted East for two clubs. and
would have seen the sure way to
set the hand, by second club
lead. which North would run. The
diamond Q would then remain to
take the setting trick.
But South. thinking East had
the singleton. switched to the
heart @, which the A won. The
diamond J was covered by the X
and won by the A. then the dia-
mond 5 led to the Q-last trick
the defenders took. The heart 6
to the and K was ruffed by the
diamond 6. the spade A cashed.
the spade 2 ruffed by the diamond
10. four clubs taken for discards
OF the last three spades. the heart
4 ruffed by the diamond 7 and
the diamond 8 used for the final
trick.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
FARLEY IN DETROIT

Detroit, Sept. 25-AP-James A.
Farley, former chairman OF the
Democratic national committee.
was visitor in Detroit last
night but Ia steered clear OF
direct quotation on all political top
les save one-the New York Euber-
Material campaign. In New York,
Farley predicted, John J. Bennett.
whom he maLaged into the Demo
cratic nomination over L. s. Sena-
tor James " Mead, the choice Of
President Roosevelt. will beat Re
publican Thomas f. Dewey, but
"Ttll be a hard fight"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

At an open board meeting OF the
Woman's Society OF Christian Sery-
ice in the ladies' parlor OF the First
Methodist Church from to p. m.
on Thursday, Mrs. Walter Dixon.
chairman Of the Spiritual Life COM
mittee conducted an inspirational
devotional period assisted by Mrs.
Walter B. Heyler, Mrs. J. c. Spring
man, Mrs. f. F. Gee and Mrs. j.
Lynn Houck. The need for prayer
and spiritual refreshing in the pres
ent time was stressed. Mrs. Dixon
spoke Of the class meetings held in
the churches in former years and OF
the help and inspiration they
brought to those who attended. The
short talks and prayers were inter
spersed with music. Mrs. Norris
Wiltse singing BE still My Soul"
Hear Our Prayer, o Lord. 80 Mas
ter Let Me Walk With Thee and
I'VE Would See Jesus. " Miss Mary
Power was at the piano.
Reports OF officers were then
given and plans for the coming
months were discussed ana pans
formulated to present to the general
society which will meet the first
Thursday In October. Mrs. Paul
Burrell. vice president and pro-
gram chairman, announced that al
that meeting Mrs Harry Smith will
review the hook. "On This Founda-
ton" by Stanley Rycroft. Miss
Muriel McKercher, student director,
told of plans for recreation nov un-
der way so that the church will be
open each Thursday evening for
the young people in our commun-
ity who need a place to meet and
spend an evening of enjoyment with
the playing of games such as ping
pong and SWITCHBOARD and also
group games with light refresh
ments served during the evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

The Washteuaw Women's Coll
Association wound up its 1912 golf
schedule. Thursday morning. In a
gale OF wind that was as cold as It
was strong. SO cold and so strong
was It. in fact as TO blow eight OF
Tie IS starters back into the club
house some Of them deciding they
had had enough exercise after walk
Ing to the first tee.
The brave lor warm-blooded)
seven who persisted for nine holes
consisted OF three A class. two B,
one and one guest. Winners OF the
defense stamps were Mrs. Bruce
Cameron, A; her guest Miss Jose
phlne LANCE Of Ann Arbor, former
member; Mrs. william Nelson. class
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
Washtenaw Women Golfers
End Season in Gust Of Wind

B: Mrs. c. c.. Wescctt, class c..
Despite the addition OF several
layers Of sweaters more than usual,
Mrs. Cameron and Miss LANCE came
in with mid-season gross scores OF
IS AMI 46. respectively for very
low gross and second low gross.
Mrs Cameron was also low net;
Mrs. Walter Is isJ!n, second. OF
the two B class finishers. Mrs. Paul
Wolf was low gross and low net
62-lS-44, but having already woH he
quota OF ladies day prizes for the
season. the award went to Mrs. Mel
son. Although Mrs. Wescott was
the sole survivor in the c class, her
score OF 6S-20-4S could have wealth
cred quite a bit Of competition.
The executive board held a short
meeting after the luncheon hour,
with eight out OF nine members
present. The date OF the annual
meeting and fall luncheon-when
trophies and tournament prizes Will
be awarded set for Oct. "a, the
place 10 be determined, later.
An atmosphere OF cheer and com
fort was added to afternoon bridge
by CRATE fire in TIE main lounge.
Two tables were in play. Mrs. F.. d.
Matthews was the prize winner with
score of 1870 for Is hands.
On Saturday mOrning. October 3.
the Women's Association will spon-
sor a caddy tournament for the
boys. Alone. instead Of a two-ball
mixed foursome event, as last sea
son.
Bowling will start at the Recrea-
ton Alleys at ! o'clock next Thurs
day, October !.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

Cadet Robert S. Allen, 10, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ]. Allen Of 1915
Sherman St, Ypsilanti, Mich, has
entered the Army Air Forces CLASH
fication Center at Nashville, Tenn.
At the Classification Center Cadet
Allen will take psychological and
physical examinations 10 determine
for which branch of air crew serV-
ice, plotting. mountaineering, or navi-
eating. he is best fitted. He will I'M
dergo courses OF physical training.
academic study. and military drill,
which will prepare him for the work
that lies before him The classified
ton center Is the first stop In a
training program that will eyentu-
ally graduate Cadet Allen as a sec
ond lieutenant, with wings, in the
Army Air Forces.
Cadet Allen Is a graduate OF Roos-
evelt High School where he played
on the track and football teams.
He was also a member of the track
team while attending Michigan
State Normal College.
Ernest Klavitter will leave Satur-
day for Camp Scotfield in Belleville.
Ill. Mrs. Klavitter will accompany
him. He will be engaged in commun-
ications.
Sergt Robert Carter In Australia.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. VI Carter.
has been promoted to the rank OF
technical sergeant.
Mrs. John Laing will arrive Satur-
day from Columbus, to visit her
cousin. Mrs. V. +. Henry, for two
weeks in this city where her hus-
bands cousin Is in the bomber
plant. These men watch the bomb
ers being built and take the position
Of mechanics when their bomber is
ready to take to the air
v. z. Henry is going to Midland
Texas, Saturday for ten days TO
visit Lester Henry, his son, who is
becoming a bombardier
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
Mrs. Baken Given
D. Of u. Y. Farewell

Mrs. Elizabeth Baken was given a
farewell party by members OF the
Daughters OF Union Veterans num-
Der five at C. A. r. Hall. Thursday
evening. Mrs. Baken, past depart
ment president OF the state OF Mich.
igan, who is leaving TO make her
home in Florida, will be trans
ferred to Florida.
A delicious supper was served 70
30 members Centering the table
was a beautiful cake for Mrs. Ba-
ken. on which was inscribed her
name. Elizabeth She received a
lovely gift from the tent and from
the past presidents, presented by
Mrs Rae LItchard
The evening was spent playing
cards with prizes FOR pedro going
20 Mrs. Baken and Mrs. A. y. Burd
euchre. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Afford
The special prize went to Mrs
Litchard
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Hodson re
turned from Lafayette. Ind. Tues
DAY after a week end visit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
SHOWER HONORS
MISS ILAH CAZIER

Miss Ilah Cazier, whose marriage
10 Earl W. Burke. Garden city, will
be an event OF October 3, was COM
plimented by a personal shower
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Vance CROW, 800 South St.
Hostesses at the party were Mrs.
Ivan Klopshinske, Wayne, and Mrs.
Howard Seitz.
The evening was pleasantly spent
With Crazy Bunco" with Mrs. Min
ME DeNike Miss Ruth Earle and
Mrs. Crow winning the prizes
After the bride-elect had opened
aer many attractive gifts. refresh
ments OF a beautifully decorated
cake ice cream. and coffee We're
served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
TRANSFERS RESTRAINED

Grand Rapids, Mich. Sept 10
AP-Graud Rapids and MusEegon
locals OF the AFL Transfers Union
today under temporary injunction
restraining them from interfering
with deliveries by the Grand Rap
ids Gravel Co. Of materials 10 two
Grand Rapids war plants the
order. issued by Circuit Judge Leon
ard d. Verdiec on complaint OF the
gravel company, enjoined the I'M
ions against striking without the
30-day notice required by state law.
The unions We're instructed to show
cause by Oct Is why permanent
Injunction should not be issued.