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Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
Phone 5151 Reed Music Company
Stars

New York Co The Dukes Sis
ter roper cd Married to White
Publisl er, Ruth Ellington, sis
ter of the famous haldleader,
Duke, is reported to have married
n white song pu3lishcr last week
up at Greenwich, Conn, His name
was not disclosed. j.. Duke is still
ous Oh the coast.
The Talk of the Town f; Mrs,
Connie Miller, mother G. the .am-
GUS Dotie Miller, colored seaman
hero, awarded the Navy Cross for
conduct at Pearl Harbor, is COM
ing from hgt home in Waco, Tex,
for the Victory Rally Sunday here
mt the Golden Gate Ballroom. A
new tax on ciparetts will raise
them cent per pack =. The
whiskey tax Will he increased to ut
least double the eurren rate and
Continued on page 81 +
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

nique proved stronger than the
conscientious directors, and so
Ella goes on. The creator of "a
Tisket-A -Tasket' will always take
issue with critics who maintain
she is doing something sacrileg-
ious in swinging nursery rhymes.
maintaining that she is doing the
original authors and tine enter
tainment loving public a service.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

Continued on page 81
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
Queen Of Songs!
The Next Attraction

Ella Fitzgerald, First Lady of
Song" originator If the rage OF
swinging nursery rhymes S
bringing her famous Harlem band
to town.
A few seasons back Miss Fitz-
gerald stirred up a national con-
troversy, when she set famous
nursery rhymes to swing-time, but
devotees Of the Fitzgerald tech
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

preferably playing drums. . talks
very fast with a strong southern
accent. . big, bright, merry eyes,
wide mouth and smile-newspap-
er critics generally tab him "the
bcaming Hampton married to q
clever business-lik level headed
wife who furnishes The ideal COM
plemcnt to her husbands electric
personality will be at Rob-
inson Memorial Auditorium for
one night on Monday and Legion's
Stadium, Pine Bluff Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Purdue Coach
Resigns Job
Mol Elwurd Plons
To Join u. S. NovY

LAFAYETTE. Ind.-Purdue uni
versity was faced today with the
difficult job" Of finding a sue
eessor to Allen B. (MaD Edward,
40, head football coach, who re-
signed to offer his services to the
navy.
Edward, whose reappointment
four weeks ago reopened a storm
of controversy on the campus. an
nounced his decision last night in
a letter to President Edward c.
Elliott and the university trustees.
after due and careful con-
alteration Of the matter" FL
ward wrote. 81 have come 10
the conclusion that ! can hest
serve my country In these
perilous times In some other
position. Therefore, l have
already made application To
rejoin the navy"
Edward, a member Of the Pur'
due coaching staff for Is years
had been offered a new contract
retaining him as head football
coach until Dec. 81, 1912, sftei
both alumni and students had ex
pressed dissatisfaction with Pur
dues poor le41 football showing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
The Great Frank Troeh Is so Years Young Today

I shot better than .e5. II I
could do that as a sick man,
can do better now"
Troeh has won more than 500
trophies, among them the Gov
ernor's cup symbolic Of three
consecutive victories In that
event at the Grand American
handicap. He can't name
single individual title that he
hasn't held. hut won't say he has
won everythlng-"becsu>e some
guy might remind me Of one
I'D missed"
Frank Trosh isn't alone in his
feats. He had four brothers who
narrowly missed competing as
squad in the Grand American
five years ago. The five hung
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

up an average Of 90 for 10, 900
birds during the year but en-
route TO Dayton. O.. for the
shoot. one brother became i'll.
The boys were trained by their
gunsmith father, John Troeh.
He WAS n stickler." the son
recalls. He'd give ns an awful
humping n we shot a bird be
fore ID started Ia rise"
Troeh figures that in his 81
years Of shooting he has broken
more than SOC. 900 birds. At
four cents a shell for every shot
he has taken he figures that he
has burned up $4,000 in gun
powder.
"Humph." he noted 7 sure
could use IL now"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

Hell. what's so TO me-" Troeh
seoffed today. The man with
the scythe is no match for a
good man with q shotgun. and
my brother Jesse-he shot SIS
this year-sre going TO the In
ternationsl Flyer championships
st Kansas City on March 2 and
offhsnd. we aren't going there 10
be beaten. Sixty-huh. What
difference does that mske7
Why back in 1918 / got my
self out of an influenza bed at
Billings, Mont. and headed for
Traverx' Island. New York. I
was too weak To carry my gun
between traps. I'd hand II TO
somebody going by the next
blind and just walk along. But
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

PORTLAND - The nations
greatest trspshooter turned so
today-but to Frank rroeh the
birthday was just another figure
in a lifetime Of figures, most Of
them good.
The best marksmsn In q gun
minded family. Troeh has run
up an average Of .p75o out Of a
possible 1000 for 81 straight
years. Since 1917 his yearly
percentages have not fallen be-
low .eT0 and in 1928 he reached
as high as es3s for $3.50 birds"
Two other men Charles
Young Of Springfield. NJ. and
Mark Arie Of Champion. H.
have becn shooting longer, but
not 20 accurately.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Basket Meet On Next Week

The District A. A. u. basketball
tournament dates have been set
for next Monday and Tuesday.
The final lineup of teams is still
in doubt, especially the City league
entrant, which will be settled
Thursday night when the Gasmen
and shipyard quints clash in the
final game for the City league
title.
A question has been raised
relative 10 signing City league
players In other circuits to be
eligible for the annual county
tournament.
AL Hodges, basketball mentor,
rules these teams are still func-
tioning, although their league cir
cult games are over, and all teams
and players must remain intact to
compete in the county play-offs.
In other words. no player can
transfer to another team in his
own or any other circuit. Thus,
players who were not signed up
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Cougars Take Half Game Lead In Basket Chase
Yanks Limit
Soldier Fans
Five Thousand Dolly
Con See PldY Free

NEW YORK The New York
Yankees fell partially in line to-
day with the war effort program
Of the Brooklyn Dodgers but Ma
tional League President Ford
Friek deprecated the Flathush
plan as much ado about nothing.
I'd Barrow. Yankee pre<i-
dent. yesterday announced
wartime program which was
almost identical with one dis
closed earlier this week by
the Dodgers.
The world champions. he said
would be host TO 5000 uniformed
men at each OF their II home
games total OF 3s5. 900 service
men admitted free during the sea-
son.
Barrow also disclosed that the
Yanks had notified National Ply
steal Education Director John b.
Kelly that coaches, players and
scouts would be available for in
struction calls, personal appear
ances and any other civilian duty
asked by army and navy officials.
I'VE also will play at camps
during the spring training sea-
son and on off days during
the regular season II we are
asked to do so by government
officials, so long as the fields
are In playing condition."
Barrow said.
The Yanks - along with other
major league teams-will pay 10
per cent of officials salaries in
defense bonds.
Also. the Dodgers and their 10
farm clubs will purchase defense
bonds and stamps 100 per cent
president to bat boys-and donate
facilities of radio accounts. bill
boards, loud speakers and score
cards. to promote such sales. They
also will donate receipts of one day
at Ebbets field and one road game
to a national service agency.
Prick said that nearly every
thing Larry MacPhail has an
nounced for the Dodgers has been
adopted by all other clubs in the
major leagues"
There Is one new PROPOSE
ton In the Brooklyn program"
Frick asserted. at IL the In
tention TO donate the proceeds
Of one league game TO war
| charity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Skiers Clash On Mount Hood

ssinien aid champion; Helgs
Hathex. spokane, Wash; PAL
nser Torgerson. Vic larsen
md Reldar Anderson. seattle;
Walter Hampton and Wilmer
Hampton, both Of WenAtchee,
Wash. and Hvalmar Hvam.
Portland. the national four
way champion In 1895. are
others kkely 10 take part.
sliers who may entex from the
army includes:
Ray zobriski. Spokane. WASH,
Class B jumping champion of the
association; Boyd French. IT.. Glad
Rodegard and Dick Cochran. all OF
who. II they take part
would be In the four-way Oregon
event.
Many cf the VESTS other vel
known skiers will be on hand
most Of them taking part in tia
special jumping events.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Beat Oregon
In Hard Tilt
Stogs Lote Reilly
ToOvercome Rivuls
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
W. q. c. So. Oregon -.

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
W. q. c. So. Oregon -.
PULLMAN. Wash.-The north
ern division basketball situation
appeared slightly clarified today.
with Washington State college
holding a half-game margin over
Oregon state as q result of the
Cougars 5e-4s triumph over the
University of Oregon last night.
The outcome broke a two-way
tie for first place. giving w. s. c.
a strong boost at this stage Of the
race. Oregon state. however,
can overtake the Cougars by
sweeping Its series against Wash
ington at Seattle tomorrow and
Saturday.
Washington State was never
headed In the first half, which
ended SLID. In the second
period, forwards Paul Jack
son and Warren Taylor led m
Oregon comeback, each scor-
Ing eight points In the first
eight minutes.
The webfoots seized a one-point
lead with five minutes left in the
game. but w. 8. c. regsined its
margin on Gail Bishops field goal.
The Cougars drew away rapidly
In The closing minutes.
jackson was the games high
scorer with IT points. The con-
test was rough and fast. A tech
nical foul was called against
Coach Howard Robson Of Oregon
who loudly protested an official
ruling.
oregon tomorrow night opens q
weekend series with Idaho. re-
turning here Monday to complete
the split series" tryout.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Figure Skate
Stars in Meet

CHICAGO - seventy-one Of the
nations top flight figure skaters
began three days OF competition
for the national championships to-
day with two easterners and one
midwesterner favored for the
senior title.
Bobby specht. Chicago, mid
western champion. and Bin
Grinditch, ls4i junior cham
plch. and Arthur Vaughn jr..
eastern tifiehoider. both Of
Philadelphia. headed the senior
field.
In the women's senior division.
Mrs. Jane Sullivan. Philadelphia.
defending champion. faces a field
which includes Gretchen Merrill
Boston. 1e41 runner-up. and Rs.
mona Allen, IA, Oakland. Cal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

PORTLAND. Ora - Americas
bsst knowns ski stau--some Of
thom from The raAks Of tbs
arnnd forcss- prepared today TO
compsts for Pacific Northwsst and
Oregon stxts Championship Sat
uroay and sunday On the snow
covered slopes Of NJ Hood.
Jumping and eros country COM
hined title Of ths Northwest win
II On the line
In TIE Al 0rsgoa feur-way
tournamcat--whkch = coupled
VIM ~ RAcifkc Northwest
ovont ~ yens-skiers must
ooupooD - eaeh - ~ eress
.esunAsy, jumplng. 1swnhili asd
sla1om 1kvis6saA.
8lalom rnces win start Saturday
morning. followed BY crcss coun-
Try races for both Oregon and
association Championship contest
ants u the afternoon.
The douuhiil race for Oregon
runners Il scheduled for Sunday
morning. and jumping = set for
the Afternoon
olav INLAND. ons a the worlds
beot jumpers and holder Of sew
<rai records. was one Of the first
contestants TO Sign m entry blank
for special jumping sventA
WHO'S WHO
The entire list reads like ski
inK's who's Who" and includes;
John n. Eilerfson. Stanwood
Wash.; Axel Wickstrom. Bill San
ted, Elof Bodin and Kari stingl
al Of Seattle; Hermond Bakke
Leavenworth, wash; Elof Void
Tacoma: Bill Irwon. British Co
lumbia. and Art johnson. British
Columbia
Bake II the defending combined
champion Of the association and
two weeks ago won the cross eoun'
try championship
Void = . classy cross countr,
racer and Gas B jumping star
while johnson II the ansociatioE
jumping champion
Ten 1GebKnnfoa. vnnoeu-
~, y c. several times a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Chicago Student
Editor Warns

CHICAGO-Pulse. student mag
axine at the University Of Chicago.
asked the university today TO with
draw from Big Ten athletic COM
petition before II b thrown out"
Of the conferences.
In an article. entitled "We're
Thru editors pointed TO chicsgo's
II consecutive basketball defeats
and the new plan TO award two
year bachelors degrees a. proof
that athletics and the university
educational system do not mix"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

by February IA last and cannot
show three-games playing record
by March 2, will not be eligible
for the inter-league county contest.
Army quints are not subject to
this ruling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Ships-Auios
Play Tonight

The Shipbuilders play the Gas
men in the deciding game for the
City Basketball league champion
ship this Thursday night at $50
at Lincoln gym. The Gssmen won
the first game. 20 to %. only TO
have the shipmen come back and
defeat them in the next game, 80
to 26. The winners will play in
the AAAU district tournament. A
game between the Autos and a
soldier team will be played at 1880.
You help yourself when you buy
U. s. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
ShipYard Play

The Shipysrd Basketball league
will card a double header this
Thursday night at Bellarmine
gym.
The opener at o'clock will fes-
ture Boilermakers VS.. Electricians
and the nightcsp at S o'clock the
Laborers VS.. All-Rsils.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Pheasant Hatch for 1912 Set
AT 100000 Birds, Report

wENATCHEE, WashTwo hundred thousand pheasant will
Matched Washington this
McCauey said today
predicted In
e Elum aiding the planting high
n Washington.
He planted In
n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
HOOP RESULTS
BY UNITED PRESS

BY UNITED PRESS
Washington State SO, Oregon ~.
st. Mary's az, San Jose State SO.
Sacramento &c -, Modesto
&c 81.
C.. c. n. Y. ~. Fordham IL.
Princeton IS, Columbia IS.
Temple As, st. Johns Sc.
West Virginia ~. Navy 81.
Army ~. Maryland 50.
Rochester ~, Buffalo IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
COsTANTINo HAS TRAITS
OF CANZoNERI, LEONARD

Constantine has the mannerisms
Of canzonerL. His hands fire.
quently dangle relaxed at his sides
when he is out of range.
He uses his left hand after the
fashion Of the great Leonard, set
ting an opponent up with 1t and
then blazing away with both fists.
Once he speeds up he can main
tain the pace. He has style. a
remarkable eye, hits, gets away
from and takes punch well. He
has ring presence.
Costantiuo's father runs q
candy store on East 18th
street and. having acquired
set of old gloves. Lulu started
boxing neighborhood kids In
backwards when he was IL.
Graduated from the grammar
grades. he preferred working at
the Pioneer gymnasium to going
TO high school.
Lulu Constantine knew what he
wanted to do and hasn't wasted
any time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
On Ghe slan, i!

Nh country needs fetal patriotic fever 1000 per
s0nce Tie United States gets het up it really does
dEug1ie job'
s. aeske Lieut. Cow H J. Van Nook Of the Netherlands
he far seeing Duehman hit the nail the well known
Aa..s ben 1t 70 instant bias. In. was World War
sn great military reviews held At the nations canton
Martial nussc sared almost constantly.
fsopas lived They talked IT. Tey dreamed II They ate
People thrilled job They put
1,srs peradeA patriotic rallies
ss sAsit tas fairly sschlsd II turn Of the
\ > today.
- 1fssrssss ssswsss ska. asd now.
where are the military bands' The paradssf whsr. Is
nsns,ns burning morale o. old,
right brother HATE,
Ssosssssd frisad
Yonk Morinss Pulling Jops -.
where are the hatespawning films that aroused the
American fury q Wills fury that dealt the hu" the
We psrntted the Hun to recupsrae and here again.
Net alone this time but with the cowardy, knitting Japs
teamed with Muoin mouse and puppet Of the original
sim fighting spirit hasn't boil Is capable
forget estimate BY rugged puehman Van
Anersaa Masss captured Shanghai hssoss hey could be
sssa II - as u H. 6eus'eross eopeld 70 pun !aps
= '.sl:..s ssssh Ne ssss ~As sAs yellow kind sioas to
Gallant Ascans each day dying the soil haiowsd BY them
Ar We matching THEN spirit their full sffor'
Can forget them Ne In whom they place their faith
We saar i cenp,asssey sur. our b.ehs " them.
1ss.y s'.sr..s s.s dear :: you ~. may ism
Nw wait until the suktooth pysmiss drop bombs
ettes American women babies homes before we
y. cant "a s 3 hat n isis.ls - W.
We can't = hat today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
New York las Lulu in Costantino,
Winner Of 50 in Row Set for All
Champion Gets
$1,000 Bid TO
Box East Slider

NEW YORK-Charley Co.'S
tantino is the hottest thing in
the fight line in New York at
the moment.
Lulu costantino has picked up
the old cloak and suit following
which made Benny Leonard. Sid
Terris and Tony canzoneri mag
netic attractions.
The Lower East Side Italian
promises TO snap both the feather
and lightweight divisions out Of
their lethargy.
Costanfino celebrated his
roth birthday after taking .
10-round decision from joey
Archibald. the former 1875
pound champion, ut old St
Nicholas rink the other night,
and his manager. Charley
Johnston, pronounces the erst-
while soda squirt ready for
the best.
That goes for Chalky Wright OF
Los Angeles and Pittsburgh
Jackie Wilson. who share the
feather diadem. and Sammy An
gott, the lightweight leader.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
COSTANTINO WILL BE
LIGHTWEIGHT IN YEAR

Costantino, winner of So straight
professional tights. came in at
127& for Archibald. will be .
lightweight in year.
Johnston offers Wright 5000.
important money for feather
these days to box Costantino at
weight. Johnston would stage the
match at the ancient st. Nick
arena. where his brother, Willie,
promotes. There are 5000 seats
and Johnston believes such a
match would do $4,000 at from
81 to IS.
Costantino takes his next step
toward forcing match with
Wright or Wilson when he tackles
Bobby Poison Ivy of Hartford at
Madison Square Garden, Feb. 81.
Next will come Harry Jeffrs of
Baltimore at the st. Nick. March
Q. Jeffra has worn both the BAN
tam and feather crowns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

three times Pacific Coast title
winner.
Jack Might. ST. Mortz club, Cal.
senior Pacific Coast winner. was
favored in the mems junior divis-
ion.
Novice and junior divisions will
compete today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

l44feu sss
Elmer Huhta appears be gambler. Accepts assistant
conehing spot with Warrington under Coach Pest WEIGH
who nay last only season There's chance Huhta
egno1 eny after understood he would not with
Pest II Pest went cut Huhta gave up swell
prsp pt ct Hoquian Too regardless Of the 1912 Husky
showing, would In al fairness Welch should be
even another year u least Harems Goberoters drew
it pser crowds In years in the Northwest This
ss6 ~ an psA aAons Esrortsd for the recent Tacoma
~ 1rot1srs ho bunk and phoney Abe saper
$500 his clubs The
~ savtdgs five. paid ss
seattle when local players
better As beated and censored Christmas
TAFT Taits
n they health
Lewis athletic Friday night
Kenis1sa. track and grtdnan. h
Tncomans gives consideration
weuld 80 $50 week Job 1t the
hres months Of lower grade
scramble Drained Tncoma'a
Phillips
Lusoeu Dig lnsess Il ~ easaha sport.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

Oregon 10.
Free throws missed: Bishop .,
Hunt. Hooper. Wren 2. Taylor 2. p.
jackson 2, Andrews 2. harshik.
Officials: Elra Hunter. spokane;
Bob LTute, PocAteilo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest in u. S. Defense
Bonds.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-23

broadcast reported that between
500 and 500 American-Filipino
troops were still holding out in
the jungles of Mount Baloy, the
highest peak on Panay Island,
while other last-ditch Allied de-
tenders continued 10 fight on tt
NOR Island in the Dutch East In
dies.
A Tokyo broadcast asserted
that aside from the h d o u I
fighters on Mt, Baloy, Japanese
troops had broken all resistance
on Panay Island, i'm the central
Philippines.
An Allied communique said
briefly:
"Our forces are in contact
with the enemy in southern Pa
nay Island"
Mt. Baloy is in the center Of
the island.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-23
Madagascar
CONTINUED from Page II

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are usually assigned to newcom-
ers.
4. In Vichy, Premier Laval
himself received the japanese
ambassa dor designate, Takonobu
Mitani.
5. The Vichy government went
to the length OF issuing an off
cial denial of Moscow radio re-
ports that German sailors were
arriving at the French Mediter-
ranean naval base Of Toulon and
that French warships were be-
ing turned over to Germany.
The statement also denied re-
ports "of a fight between French
and German sailors"
Advices reaching London said
the mass arrests of Gen. Charles
De Gaulle's Free French follow
ers on Madagascar, including
members Of the island admins
tration, were carried out on or
ders from Laval.
Agents of the Vichy regime
were said TO be rounding up all
sympathizers of the Free French
movement on the island.
In Washington n ( m d
sources again suggested the pos
sibility of a complete diplomatic
rupture between the I'm e d
States and France.
These sources pointed out that
the United States firm policy
toward l. laval collaborationist
regime has won such support in
French circles that five members
of the Vichy embassy and consul
lar staff in Washington have al
ready resigned in protest against
Laval's pro German machina-
tons.
In the Philippines, a Tokyo
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-23
Extreme Cruelty
CHARGED in Divorce

A marriage that was made in
Poland instead of Heaven hit
the rocks on independence Day,
1892, when Stefania Marzec
separated from her husband,
Adam, from whom she now
seeks a divorce on grounds of ex-
treme cruelty and non-support,
it was revealed in her bill of
complaint filed in the county
clerks office.
The couple was married in
Poland in October, 1924, and
have one child.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-23
Parkway Authority
Talks 10 R0iarians
Club Members Heor
Arthur c. Scheiffle

Arthur c. Scheiffle, execu-
tive secretary for the Huron
Clinton Parkway Authority,
showed motion pictures of New
York City an environs when he
appeared before the Mount
Clemens Rotary Cub at the Me
dea Hotel this noon.
The Huron Clinton Parkway
will be fashioned after the pic
lures shown, Scheiff.e said.
William T. Kelly, prominent
Mount Clemens attorney, de-
livered a forceful address he
ca led Rotary Cooperation in
the War Effort"
Guests included visiting Ro-
tarians Rev. FIR. McSherry and
Russell LaBarge, both of Rose
vile, and p. X. McWethy, Fred
Soulle, Floyd w. Rosso and
George DeLaRue.
Rotary members will march
Friday, May in the Lick the
Axis" parade, it was announced.