davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-07-19

Kathleen Faulconer. the ages of IL
and II signed up. Since then, the
organization has increased its mem
bership to about IS.
Three Silver Spring boys, Wallace
Tavener, Gordon Kindness and
Dwight Sapp, organized the brigade.
At first, the boys received drill in
structions from Comdr. Tavener, a
member of the Maryland Home
Guard. Later, the captain of the
guard appointed Sergt. Harlow to
act as instructor.
The boys are being instructed in
craftsmanship and signaling with
flags. They also intend to learn the
Morse code and signaling with lights.
They plan to be posted on guard
duty at vital points about Silver
Spring, to march in parades and
engage in maneuvers.
The brigade is run on the merit
system, merits-and demerits, too,
of course-being given for rifle prac-
tice, conduct, etc. The Organization
Committee offers the following
reasons for forming the brigade:
/. To educate youths to be loyal,
obedient, brave, trustworthy, rever-
ent, courteous and helpful, to de-
velop their best characteristics.
2. To give practical training to the
boys of the community and to pre-
pare them for possible military serv-
ice when they are old enough.
8. To provide means, through
ceremonies, of enhancing morale,
developing spirit Of unity and CIV
ing an interesting spectacle to the
public.
4. To aid in disciplinary training
by instilling habits Of precision and
response to orders given by the
proper authorities.
Meetings are held every Thursday
evening in the Silver Spring Armory.
The brigade is sponsored by the
American Legion, which Is providing
uniforms for the boys.
So far as its founders know, the
Silver Spring Boys Brigade is the
nrst organization of its kind to be
started IN the United States since
the outbreak of World War II.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Riddles

Here are five riddles sent tn by
Esther Banville, Chicopee Falls,
Mass. If you know any good riddles
send them in.
l. What Is a waffle?
2. How did Jonah feel when he
was swallowed by the whale?
3. Why is 1t legally wrong to con.
denim deaf man2
4. What word is pronounced
quicker when syllable Is added2
5. Whas weapon docs an angry
lover resemble?
Evening star., 1942-07-19

Qulu peIlS, tlcl DOuRuI OOIcIlS VI
new ones.
Dumas made up" much Of what
he wrote, but before starting a
book he spent time studying. He
read the history of France and BIZ
ographies of famous kings and
queens. His idea was to give the
public novels of history. He wanted
to make people of past times seem
to live again.
The novels Of Dumas met great
success, and money poured into his
personal treasury. If he had not
used his money 50 freely, he could
have grown rich.
In 1912, he was 80 years old, and
had been hailed as great writer.
Yet his best work was still to come
Evening star., 1942-07-19
StrngqIe for Sinner

When Johnny came home from
school one night his mother saw
that he had one black eye. Who
gave you that black eye?" she
snapped.
Nobody" Johnny replied. II had
to fight for It,"
John Atkinson.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Modern Miracles.

It's said that a wagon maker who
had been dumb for years picked up
a hub and spoke; that a blind car
penter reached for plane and saw:
deaf shepherd went out with his
dog and herd; and a noseless fisher
man caught netful Of herring and
smelt.
Evening star., 1942-07-19

spring, Mo. IL
went on to urge,
Join the Boys
Brigade" a n d
after reading it,
many + a t h e r S
e x c l q m e d,
"W h y, t h a t's
along the same
lines as the Brit
ish Boys Bri-
gade!"
Then came the
B oys' Brigade
registration day.
A p p r oximately
80 bows between
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Silver Spring
Boys Brigade
Is Growing
Group Founded by
Trio Now Has
IS Members
Prize Contribution

By KATHLEEN FAULCONER, Is.
Fskoms Silver Spring Junior High School.
Here's a chance to make a man
Of yourself!"
That announcement was on count
less circulars distributed in Silver
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Man in Iron Mask Still
Is Mystery to Students
BY RAMON COFFMAN-
(Uncle Ray)

hundred ago there lived who his time
writing novels He had started writing
with them but he had turned novels.
His Alexander Dumas a
after he kept dipping his setting
OF the stories which flowed through his mind
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Riddle A nswers

/. A non-skid pancake 2. Down
in the mouth. 8. The law does not
permit the conviction of a man
without a hearing. 4. Quick. s..
4 crossbow (cross beau.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Useful Work Is
Vacation n'Fun'of
Virginia Girls
Wakefield Junior
Homemakers to
Clean Church
Prize Contribution
BY JOSEPHINE MONROE. 10.
Fairfax (va.) Elementary School.

Fairfax (VaD Elementary School.
The girls in my neighborhood are
finding plenty of ways to have fun
this vacation, in spite of the re-
strictions on travel. We have an
Evening star., 1942-07-19

interesting club
called the Wake
field Junior
H o m e m a kers,
W h 1 C h meets
once a week.
At past meet
ings we have
had lessons in
m a ny useful
activities, includ-
ing d arm / n e,
mending an d
m a k ing pot
holders. One of
our leaders, a
trained nurse,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
.Sehnapp's66
Leads in Major

James Strange. w. A. (Pete)
lSchnapp, the EdelweiSs team and
Casino furnish today's replay OF
yesterdays Michigan Major
League matches at Ritz Recrea-
ton. Edelweiss had 3055 and Ca
sino 30l4. Schnapp forked 669
and Strange 668.
First place Pabst retained its
six-game lead by landing two
from Olympic Oldbru, 1888
TO 2794. as Casino stopped Glenn
twice. 30l4 TO $3.50. Frank Guns
berg led Casino on 63l. Strange
Cos came from 2l0-222-236. Glenn
also had 625 from Jack Stahl.
Norge kept its bid going for
second place by taking two from
Eastern Market, 1884 10 2736, CasS
Schlaff shooting Clio. Six post
.poned games are on the Norge
slate.
EdelweiSs, in spite Of its 3055,
won only two from Dawes. The
EdelWeiSs games ran 1043-957-
I1055. Joe Adams 632. Jack GAVE
628 and Mark Collinak 600 were
in on Dawes 1852. Schnapp had
236-237 in 600 for Edelweiss and
Ernie Soest Gle.
The Auto Club Faygo match
was postponed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

CLEVELAND INDIANS Shortsop Jack Conway recalled
from Wilkes Barre is former captain of the University Of
school that produced Pnky Higgins, among others
Outfielder Henry Edwards, bought from Cedar Rapids
the Three Eye League in batting, starred in all
branches sports his high school in Norwak o. Pitcher
Charles Willard Embree planned on being an enomoogist when
attended Citrus Jr College Fresno CAL He pitched
WIkes-Barr the Eastern League championship His
earned run average was only lo2 First Baseman Leslie
Harvey Fleming oneme Tiger bought from Louisville
He led the Southern League in hitting with Ala last
with Hal Tosky retired Les has good chance of being
first sacker First Baseman Vern Donald
Febege recalled from Flint and only Is old product
of Detroit where played American Legion junior ball
Outeder Fabian Gake Minneapolis has
around He has played with the White Sox Red Sox and
Pitcher Stephen Joseph Gromek purchased from
Flint he IA and lost but games aiding materially
in winning the Michigan State League championship he
from Hamramck Pitcher Vernon Kennedy purchased
Washington has pitched for Chicago Detroit and Louis
He pitched notrhitter against the Indians.
PHILADELPHIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Talmage Lafayette
Alternately signed as free agent Tai Is native OF Noth
Carolina and put three in at Elon College Just rfe
20 Infeder Nathan Lewis Blair bought from Newark
nine letters at Louisiana State Pitcher Russell ormand
Christopher bought from Newark of the three best
pitchers in the International League last winning Is and
osng His brother Lloyd is oueder playing with
Kansas City Pitcher Dick Fowler is Canadian bought
from Toronto He stands feet AZ inches weighing 1875
pounds Just 81 years old Pitcher Jack I1alet obtained
trade with the White Sox, is right handed giant who
stands Az inches and weighs 200 Catcher Walter
imczak brought from Toronto few players
o graduate from masters degree in mathe-
naiics from Yale Mike Kreevch obtained from
the trade for Moses rates as one of the best
,utfielders but his hitting fell off last year
Outfede Felix Mackewcz native Of Chicago put IN three
,ears at Purdue Pitcher Curtis McIrvn signed
until month, is the youngest
player the American League Pitcher AVIS Newman
Shirley Irishman with Indian blood in him Born IN
3irthgh Tex Oueder Elmer Valo who batted 524 Tor
Wilmington born in Ribnik, Czecho Slovakia
ne halls from Pennsylvania.
ST LOUIS BROWNS-Pitcher Bill Cox recalled from In
Annapolis % years old pitched for the WHITE SoX
few years being traded to the Browns THIRD baseman
Donald Gutterdge taken trial from Sacramento has been
ola wing ball He put in four years win the
CARDINALS AL Holingsworth, southpaw pcher was taken
rom Sacramento He pitched for the Reds Pills and
Dodgers National League before going to Washington
Born in ST. Oueder Glenn McCQuillen recalled from
rod came off the campus at Western Maryland Expected
take Joe Graces place the oued Joe enlisted IN the
Jaw Shortsop Vernon Stephens played fine bal
or Toledo in 194l past 81 and they think he has
rrived . . He bated .290 for the Mud Hens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
a Teams Meet
In CY0 P|dyoffs

Santa Maria and st. Francis
polish were the leaders today in
the Glass A Heavyweight division
as the Catholic Youth Organize
tons basketball league completed
the first round in the champion
ship playoffs.
Twenty-four finaliSt competed
in the first of the two-game knock
out series for titles yesterday.
Santa Maria Swamped Guadalupe.
1923. and ST. Francis admins
tered 1929 defeat 10 Visitation.
Santa Maria was defeated only
once all season and is the heavy
favorite for the division title. But.
though they lost. Visitation and
Guadalupe are not out Of the
championship race. They must
lose two games before being elm
mated according TO the two-game
Knockout system.
In the Lightweight A division
Holy Rosary eked out a 2i-22
victory over Santa Maria in the
last minute Of play TO take the
lead II will face 81. Benedict in
the second round next week These
three clubs are the only finaliStS
in the class.
Class r HeavywcightS are led
by no less than four teams. These
are: Mt. Carmel s.. Catherine.
St. Paul (of Crosse Pointel, ST.
Anthony and ST. Cecilia.
Leaders in the Class 3 Light
weight division are s. David
st. Gregory. 81. Charles and
Queen Of Apostles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Stroh S 3O57 Takes
Paris Sweeps Lead

Stroh is first place holder today
in the annual Paris Sweepstakes
at Southeastern with 3O57. or one
less than the score with which Joe
Norris outfit won last year. Wal
Ter Rcppcnhagcn'S 219-2ii-2l4 for
677 led the way and CaSS Grygicr
did $50 Phil Bauman was low
on 5l1s
Herb Tabbcrt. Coz. and Jim
Benton. 600. assisted PabSt. west
crn division, Travelling League. &c
take fourth on 1850 Gcrisch is
second on 30l2; Chcnc-Trombly
third 1861, and OrlingS fifth, 2957
The final squads go on nc Sun.
day Total entry is 100 ~
prize is 5000 besides the trophy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Trucks Is Star
In Tiger Game

Continued from First Sport Page
for many years. Goosetree signed
me over again when he saw me
pitch Andulusia to victory, 90,
in an Florida League
opening game In 1888. I struck
out 20 men In that game"
The Alabama-Florida League Is
now the Alabama State League.
In a Tiger mira club scrub game
here Yesterday, Trucks and Roy
IIenShaw pitched scoreleSs ball as
{ harley Gehrlngers Wolves
Speared Mern SheaS Lambs, 80.
in seven innings. Trucks gave up
but two hits IN four innings and
Iicn>haw one hit in three innings.
Les Mueller and Hal ManderS
did the iInglng for the Sheas. the
former holding The GehrlngerS
>coreleSS in four heats. The Geh-
ringers punched hits 10 fashion
their three runs off Manders IN
the sixth inning.
Pinky Higgins exploded a home
run with one man on base and
Ned Harris and RIP Radcliffe and
Don Ross totaled two SafetieS
each Barney McCoSky. wSo signed
bis contract over the weekend,
shared TWO OF the three hits
posted by The ShcaS. Charley
Metro. a Beaumont player filling
.u. got the other
inoup~ and summary
D-.farrf. Ia-rs If kadtuff III
Pose pr ruieLIn-. ab' Franklin 20. Nc
Ns'r Metro o. Trtneffs. Z. Trucks
b. IruetHH
shea .litcD...k .s- Meyar 2b wood
Do &c'.sks GO More sf Nai'heNs rf
HrH7I' lu TsI-'Hs MueUer. g.. Man
t'rs
~.. ry .rr.re.:
s,Hrrsers Oou 1u7 n O. 7
sreas 600 u.n Oh -
T'.f4r .f'. fsr-lqU .fI n.f Teutstts
VHf.s- 90 Nandrts ia. snd Tars.ns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Rains Fault
Soccer Fans Can't Tell
League Supremacy

Fans 1T ChIy>lcr and 81 Clair
soccer teams today were still
debating which league has the
better team 81 Clair Of the
Amateur or ChrySlcr of the Va
tonal Ran brough' halt in thc
third round of the NATIONAL Chal-
lcnge Cup playof Yesterday al
Sokav Park as s.. Clair was
leading . 20 ] with eight minutes
6f me first half 10 play
in Other games. The BaNarianS
beat tho Ranger , 10 Ncne-
tianS defeated Workers. = In l.
and HungaranS defeated lIISpano.
3 n J Tho contest between Thistle
and Detrolters was postponed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
ST. StdnisIdus
Teams Climb

DemeryS from Epiphany Parish
former leaders. are IN third place
today in the annual CYO bowling
tournament King Iheator> aye
first on 2sl9 and Mi>rplcs both
from st Stan.Slau> are second on
2Sl3 Mite Lights are fourth
on 274l.
Roman Konioczuy o. King Thea.
ter, with 500 and Walter Kucscr
Mistele coo stood out iduaI.l
Hilllker's Cubs from s.. Agnes
went into fifth place ON Z7iG.
Competition resumes SUNDAY
the fiVe-man teams ~ Palace
singles and doubles ~ Dctrol
Recreation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
3 Wrestlers, 3 Styles

Six. Grapplcrs, each employing a
different style. Will soc action on
the FairNiew Gardens mat card to-
morrow night Leo Wallick. for
mer Wnior heavyweight cham
ploH VIII meet Rcb Russell. Ten
neSScc bad hoy IN tho two in three
fall main 90 Walter Roxy. an idol
- tho East SIDE Club. will oppose
George Council and Lou Kline
meets bearded I'd Bogarskl. the
Russian. MN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Partners Give
Oddly in $3.50

Larry Lawrence'S 657 helped
Carboloys with 2S0S 10 roll into
fifth place today in the Chene-
$50 tournament. An
oddity came from Ben Babbas and
John Martin who made fifth in
doubles on 1890. Each has an aver
age of 1853. and they stuck nearly
that close in their tourney bowl
ing. BabbaS rolled $50 and Martin
592. Their handicap of eight gave
them 1890.
Third place went 10 John King
scott and James Mccarthy on
1923. Other leaders in the team,
doubles, and individual events re-
manned unchanged.
The standings:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Dubs Fight Heads
Toledo Rinq Card

TOLEDO, March o Detroit
area fighters will predominant al
Jack Laken's boxing show here
tonight in which Harvey DuhS. the
Canadian welterwcight champion
from Windsor, Will go 10 rounds
against Willie CutsinGer of Gin
cinnau. AS the main card. Mans
field DriSkell, Detroit weltcr-
weight. Will be seen in the semi
final Of 10 rounds against Carmen
Notch, Pittsburgh.
Joe 10th. Detroit, will 90 eight
rounds with Charley Roth. Gin
clnnati, while Billy Bengal, De-
troit. will battle six rounds with
Ira Hughes. Monroe, and Johnny
Dudley and Eddy Scott. both De
trolterS, 90 four rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Funeral Directors
J SUTTON 4 SON
4lt7 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-siGu
Lost and Found

I.OsT-Trol box with circle saw and Dad
Head, vicinity Telegraph road, Evergreei.
ard Eight-Mile road. Reward. Vernon
5-sl3T.
LOST or stolen. ladys blue and yellow
gold link bracelet With small damon
IN heart Reward. vinewood 2-2a53
SNAIL WHITE DOG-bob tai reward
kindly telephone information. Tylsi
$3.50
WRlSTWATCH. Movado. red gold. CBo'ton
Boulevard Second. Pevar1 1929 B.,
ton boulevard Townsend s-SOia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Wings Thrash
Bruins, ; TO |
(Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
the alert Hcfhic jalnied IN alone
10 spoil Johnny hopes TOY "a >SINtE
shutout and a $1Ol bonus
Excepting for that Mowers had
little trouble and was called ON tb
make only 10 saves. thanks 10 the
checking OF his forward lines and
tho Vigor with which Jimmy or
lando. Jack Stewart and Alex Mot
ter land about them
Also interested n money TO-DAY
is DeSSe Smith. Bruins dcfeu~cman
who attacked referee Norman
Lamport IN the second period He
was banlShed with a match mis-
ConduCi penalty ana his attack is
10 he reported 10 Ptc>iden, F'rank
Calder Who MAY fine hum severely
Smith. who had already served
2 penalty for tripping broke loose
with the puck while his tcammate
Jack Crawford Was serving a
penalty. lie was sailing INTO De
troit ice, pursued by Bush. when
Sid Abel crossed IN front Of INN
and lifted he puck of hi, STICK
Smith fell Claiming Ia AaS- ,r-pped-
When Lampor, refused To pcnahle
Abel, Smith pushed Lamport ~
The face and then hit hm an the
back Of The head "a tho official
Skated away.
Lsmport was not injured
I'll just make my report Ia
Calder" he sand
The Wings boosted their lead
over the sixth place Montreal club
10 a game and a half and can
Clinch fifth place in The home and
homo weekend series with the
CanadienS which opens at Mont
real Saturday night.
DETROIT BOSTON
Mowers Brims,k
Orlando RID. Crawford
stewart J. u. H. Jsrksan
Howe & McGIII
krnneteaa X W. WlsemaD
Iisrombe I.N Ionsrher
Detroit Mottsr. Bush Nc
Reavy. Abel Wares, Crosse. \. brown.
J. Brown, Carvsth.
Martin. A. Jackson. Brucs. shewchuck.
: R-frrr--SormAn fAmpo,t. TInsmen--'
p''r Young r .ns r'r s,n Msns'''
l-Detroit: Howe tBruneteaB- I.Iscombel.
= -as
z--Depeit: Iiscoonbe Howe Bruneteap.
If:m
Penaitie.-Nons
SECOND PERIOD
Va seorinE
renaItie.-CrswfOrd. Smith (minor and
match misconduct.
THIRD PERIOD
a-Hruins: Can. sA
4-D~trotf Bush tGrosso- Ab~i. ~ IS.
Penaltie~-Aotter, Liscomb~, Bush, Or
lando,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Sport S
Continued from First Sport Page)

hascman The club graduate of Manhattan College
He can sing He bats and throws left handed
. Pitcher John Harand Lindel born in Colorado but
California He has been pitcher in the New York
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
CYO Cage Results
CLASS 4 HEAVYWEIGHT

Santa Mara %. O. l. Of Guadalupe 81
ST. Francis PolIshl " Visitation 20.
CLASS A IIGHTMtIGHT
Holy Rosary a. santa Maria %
CLASS HEAVYWEIGHT
Nj. Carmel -, Holy Rosary 80
81 Catherine IS, Sweetest Heart OF
Mary IS
ST Paul OF Crosse Poiute IS, St stan
islaus q
3, Anthony 2s. ST. Alphonsus (Dear.
born %
81 Cecilia % 8, Ambrose II
CLASS LIGHTWEIGHT
81 David 81. ST. Nicholas -
St GREGORY 26 81 Margaret Mary 20
81. Charles %. q. 7. 81 Mt Carmel rs
o. l.. queen Of Apostles ~. 81. Vim
cent 2i.l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Trade Schools-Mole
AUTO DIESEL

MECHANIC - BODY PUMPING an,
WELDING go ACETYLFSF wEipINr
tres Employment Day sight
MICHIGAN TRADE SCHOOL
$3.50 WOODWARD TT i.sSBl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

BLUEPRINT READINGA~comris,s course
N icu easy 70 -understand lessons for
home study with PRACTICAL examples in
blue ~ nied form Designed ~ teach me
subject quickly Compiled nv experience
enCtnesr Complete course S2aS Me.
chsnies insiilute. 1921 santa Rosa Tint
v.rsity 1.ii09.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

"Your Own Horoscope, nv
Frances Drake. is one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
GIRLS LEAGUE

CLASS 4
81 Paul Crosse Pointej is, ST. Greg
DRY ~.
CLASS n
NATIVITY y. 81. Mary MsEdalen 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Results in State
Cage Tourney
SATURDAYS RESULTS

GLASS n
At DETROIT
81 Theresa 20, Holy Redeemer II
st, Lsdisiaus 81 ST. Anthony p
AT FERNDALE
Visitation 81, Berkeley 20.
AT EAST DETROIT
Utica %, East Detroit 10.
OUTSTATE GAMES
Charlotte 81, Hastings 10.
Caro- "a. sandusky %.
Coldwater 81. Adrian 10.
Bedding 80 Greenville 20.
Niles 80. Buchanan %.
Sturgis -, South Haven IS.
Ecorse 81 Lourdes rs
Cranbrook 20. Fenton 10.
Flint Tech 20 ST Michael (FlinD IS
Ypsilanti 81 Bellevile 30.
Grand Rapids Christian, East Grand Rap
DE- II,
Fast Lansing Of. Grand Ledge as.
St Clair % Romeo 20.
Big Rapids %. Cadillac ~.
Flushing 80 Mt. Morris 20.
Marshall - Albion 2s
Alma 81. 81. Johns II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Alto CIIfH
CLASS f.

Totals e32 900 1913 Totals s2S sl3 ISL
Grand total 1854 Grand total 1920
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
JUNIOR LEAGUE

VAST Division
50 Margafet NarN Is NATIVITY -.
NFSr Division
- GREGORY u. 81 Vincent
ct, CSsbuel 81, All sainu 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
PURCHASING

Totals $40 903 TAI Totals sos sl3 736
Grand total 24s3 Grand total 2245
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
CHENE-TRONfBI.I
KRUEGER NO. q

Totals 7ss 926 s3l Totals SIT 1913 TAT
Grand total 1855 Grand total 2267
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
AZTEK ID

Totals sO5 s33 ISL Totals 1877 1872 737
Grand total 24e5 Grand total 1886
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
STROI'I
STENlpIEN
Affirmative
HOOSItRS

Totals st4 s32 500 Totals 7s3 s4p SIS
Grand total 1915 Grand total 1917
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
CLASS ID

Totals SIS s97 $50 Totals $40 $50 900
Grand total 1859 Grand total 27i5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
TRI KING

Totals 7Ol $50 q67 To'als III III III
Grand total 2tAT Grand total 2l33
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
MT. ELLIOTT

Totals q2s 500 ss7 Totals Sal III ssi
Grand total 1889 Grand total 2if2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
CLASS G.
GNDDARD

Totals ssl ISL s2t Totals 7es so2 as
Grand total 1868 Grand total 25l5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

Totals 900 SOS Sf2 Totals se3 75t 500
Grand total 2St2 Grand total 2447
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
MICROMAIIC


so sl4 Totals Sol 500 col
264f Grand total 1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
GELATIN

Totals 757 1893 si2 Totals TO s72 75s
Grand total 1852 Grand total 2I4O.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-05-22

ATTENTION ALL LEGION MEMBE1}S -NQIe.~-~
EX-5ERVICE LEN.
:; The An:srican Legion i M3sts
that you meet at the Recrc. = or
Hall Saturday evening at p M.
Eay Is for the purpose Of o3ean-
ing up thu cam3t2ry. BrinF rake,
ho3, shovel or scythe.
a large turn out i S Y aqu2 sted.
.#.T.G3 Al
Adjula1lt
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-05-22

The Iasilla Al Club let in
the I.usilla school on Thur: Gay
noon, at which time organi alton
was compl etcd, and the Pr 3idont,
Lois AQaras arranged :. very inter-
esting program Oh al info5Ia ii on.
The Extensi On agent disc1ased
gardening and expl aimed t.. raason
why every al member should have
q fo5d produce prof Get DUNG 1912.
The club Will meet each aecond
and fourth Friday aftarn
IN peace time this country
normally consumed all the dairy
products produced here am 1T
tie more. Only snail a. ount Of
dairy products Was sold il 1.pr-
eign Countries, but consi ,ffable
quanti ties Of certain typ3t Of
cheese were imported. Butt var
that covers the globe las chang
&C al this. A.l3ri ca' S 1.estolors
have made ! t the first oT43r Of
the day to produce the fool for
soldiers, TOR the workers }!ho
build the machinos Of war ana for
b2l7aguec people in forei ga Lands.
The Uni ted "a Il ons have asked US
for liillions Of pounls Of dairy
products anG other foods. In
ed milk supplies 2ls3 arc
FILLING = dome tic food g., by
helping to f221 that sect 81 OF
our popul i ton most in neal Of
better diets.