davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-09-27

William and Mary scorins-Field goal,
johnson tplacementl. Substitutions: Will
liam and Mary-Ends, Irwin. Crockett,
Weaver; tackles. Sazio. Safko, Fields:
guards. Cloves. BlaEs Johns; center,
Spoden; backs. Poplinger, Longacre. Hub
bArd Navy-Ends Channel Strong
Brown; tackles, Drumm, Chase: guards.
Miller. Elliott. Flanagan: centers, Berry.
Dean: backs, Martin. Beckett, Studer. Gay.
Nelson, Barksdale, Hamberg, Cogswel,
Johnston Referee-H. E Armstront
tTufts). Umpire-A A. Nsuschaefer ,Rut
fPrinceton) Field JUDGE. r. Wallace
(Washinktor),
Evening star., 1942-09-27

IouchdoWns: Roosevelt-Garner Wood
berry. Glascock f2}, Collins Point after
touchdown: Northumberland
Substitutions: Roosevelt-Swan, Smith,
zln, Meyers, Morris, Schende1l. Tasgert,
Woodberry Forest-Logan, Alsont Clark,
Gammow Ward. Collins. Hunter; Kite.
Boyd, Chatham, Lea, Stout Stephenson
Omera. Umpire-Mr Au-
susterfer. Head linesman-Mr. Hengstler.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

A sheer yoke gathered in q simple
V neekline. with long. full sleeves TO
notch. brings fresh new femininity TO
the dirndI froek worn here BY film.
dom's young Anne Shirley. Below the
yoke is button front long torso
bodice and full dirndl skirt-soft,
smooth and youthful, Send for
Pottern No 1854, designed for sizes
II, l3. IS, II ond l9 r2s TO 81
bust Size l3 requires 3 yords Of
35inoh moteriol. lss yords sheer
white for controst.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

This toored ee with long simple Hod
looks like tooed moks The
Youthful ond
Potte No h302 designed H. a. 6 l6 od 20 80 38
u Size T. with short sleeves as yetds 36 39 meno
Evening star., 1942-03-01
THIS NEW PLAN SHOWS YOU HOW TO End WORRY ABOUT
HOW TO PAY YOUR FEDERAL INCOME TAXES BY MARCH I6

whether you have ever been a customer Of
this bank or not.
account in your name, withdrawable for the
purpose of paying these taxes as they are due
March, June, September, and December l 5th.
;. Beginning April 1st you deposit in the
Bank each month l ~ Of the total amount
(See Monthly Payment Table below And
that's all. At the end Of twelve months, you
will owe the bank nothing.
Don't put this off until the last minute
if you have not already received your Income
Tax blanks, get them noW and figure out
exactly how much you must pay.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

Heort oppIiaues for pockets ond
heort shoped buttons CORY out
winning heort" theme in this oIert
new juvenile foshion! Surely this
motehine cop and ooot worn by
filmdom's adorable CoroIyn Lee is
the cutest eoster outfit you con
imagine for your own smoIl daughter.
And with this simplified pottern It's
no trek OF oil TO make. Pottern No.
n 3058 is designed Tor sizes Z, ;, 4,
S ond 6 yeon. Size ; set requires
2ls words Of 36 or 80 inch moterioI,
IA yords Of S4-ineh moterioI. 81
yord OF felt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
For Friday, September 4.
MARCH 21 TO APRIL 90


Aries-Caution in everything
of Importance, alertness TO pit
falls and dangers stressed. Tend
TO your knitting, don't waste
time or energy on the wrong
activities. Try harder to make
Roadway.
APRIL Fl TO MAY 90
Taurus "A stitch in time"
may save you no end of errors
and backsliding today. Go over
your program for the day with
patience. You may have to vol
unteer aid in other fields than
your own, but do so If it will
help generally. Seek advice If
need be.
MAY s1 TO JUNE 21
Gemini-You may find things
a bit rough but you can glaze
those rough places with your
enthusiasm, understanding and
determination Difficult days are
often good for challenging DOR
mant talent-accept them as
blessings.
JUNE % TO JULY %
Cancer - With a little extra
imagination and JUNCTION you can
swing today into the favorable
column. Make slight changes,
add that something here and
there that will enhance selling
potentiaiities. Use the bright
ideas of others.
JULY 81 TO AUG. %
Leo-Confdential and investi-
gative work, those matters that
require intuition and magma
ton to fathom are as favored as
everyday routine. The latter may
be boring but urgency says we
must carry on until the job is
done and done right.
AUG. 22 TO SEPT. 20
Virgo-Don't denounce any,
thing of value or from which
something good can be obtained,
but at the same time dissect the
really worthwhile from that
which is less purpoSe1ul-Wor
on the worthwhile.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
Librd-So you're beset by prob
lens, obstinate persons, probably
stuck with somebody's tasks
you'll survive, and enjoy the fact
that you not only can take it but
be the stronger, better for it.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 20
Scorpio Mathematician,
scientists, dietitians, budget ana
lysts, builders of delicate instru-
ments and machinery won't find
today too difficult.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sd9ittdrius-Your best assets,
Observation-Disclosures and the abil-
ity to cut corners for speed and
efficiency, can be trouble-makers
today.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Cdprtcorn-Ventures that don't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Few Galleries
In Bread

THERE ARE only 20 calories
IN the average one-ounce slice
of enriched white bread, rye
bread, whole wheat bread or
toast. Spread the slice gener-
ousiy with butter (half pat,
one inch square and one-quarter
inch high and you'll add only
about Is TO 30 calories more.
The average adult requires
form $500 TO 1900 calories daily
simply TO m aintain normal
weight. So with a little figur-
ing, you'll discover that from
q to 30 slices of we'll buttered
bread would just about total
your daily calorie requirements.
II you wanted 10, you could
cat about 30 slices Of well but
tered bread daily, and not gain,
provided YOU ate nothing else.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
CoIor-ReIa+ed Clothes
Now Come in Junior Sizes
BY JOAN DEAN


If YOU haven't heard about
the color-related scheme of fash
ions, you're among the few. It's
a very popular topic of CONVEX
sation with the shophounds-
even with the lassies who dread
this business of shopping.
AS the name implies, the
color-related setup is simply a
complete range of feminine APP
parel (1S items all told, includ-
ing cosmetics, hairbows and
ankle socks), in matched and
blended colors.
PILGRIM BROWN, Liberty
Blue and Rapture Red, inspired
by our national anthem, are the
three colors. Whether you stick
10 one of the shades or mix
them all in your outfit, you'll
have that custom-made accord
without pushing the budget on
its ear.
Although the color related
idea is a mere babe of one year,
it's grown fast. This season. il
has sprouted a junior collection.
along with its regular misses
group. II trots forth with slacks.
sweaters, extra jackets, blouses
and gadget jewelry for the young
'uns.
ONE PEEK at the sketch will
tell you what sort of clothes
bear the color-related tag.
They're simple, classic and we'll
made. having been born in
widely k own manufacturing
houses.
The belted boys coat, always
a high-priced favorite. does its
duty with both sports and dresSy
garb. College girls, working girls
and town-trotters all tender its
presence in the wardrobe.
The same goes for the SophiS-
ticated date dress. which may be
adorned with pearls or clips TO
make il your dress and yours
alone.
LET'S SUPPOSE you bought
the dress in red, the coat IN
brown. In 30 minutes fat, you
could have the right hat, the
right shoes, the right gloves and
handbag TO complete the picture.
The next time the budget al
lows spree, you add the
culottes. suit, sweater, sport
shoes. skirt and blouse Every
thing goes with everything else
Hence, one set OF accessories
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Girls
Safely
Slim Down
By IDA JEAN KAN

MOST TEEN age girls are
pretty and popular and life goes
along happily from one day TO
the next. But there are others
like this young lady who writes,
4 am only IA years old and
weigh los pounds. I try not to
eat fattening foods, but II some
times can't be helped. People
make fun Of me so that l cry
all night"
1t is never much fun 70 be fat
and il seems worse when you are
young. But crying won't help
the situation. So dry your tears
and let's do something about II.
You can lose that fat and be
healthy and happy.
First Of all. lei me point out
20 you teen age girls that a few
extra pounds-say five or 10
are health insurance and they
make you prettier, too.
Curves and a round face go
with youth, So don't be trying
To have interesting cheek hol-
lows" like a movie star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
What 10 Eef

But if you really are too fat
you can and should do some
thing about il.
Concentrate on what you
should eat and forget about
what you shouldn't eat.
Whether fat, thin or perfect
weight, you need the protective
foods every day: Orange juice
or grapefruit, an egg, three
cooked vegetables--one a green
leafy or a yellow. a green salad,
whole wheat bread or the en-
riehed variety, butter. team meat
or fish, and a minimum Of three
glasses of milk.
The protective value OF the
diet is not lessened by trim
ming all fat from the meat,
strictly avoiding gravy and de-
letting dressing from salads. All
that cuts calories in big chunks.
Take only fresh fruit for des-
sert and eat nothing between
meals-not one bite.
Getting Vifemin A
III YOU have SKINNED milk or
buttermilk in place OF whole
mix. you cut the calories IN
haif hut you take the Nitanin
A out of your menu. All the
yitemins are essential and espe-
ciaily when you are growing.
You can put the Vitamin A
h--k in your menu with liberal
s-rving of a cooked green leafy
Vegetable and salad green but
VI. must have these every day.
Also YOU can take Vitamin
a concentrate, which fortifies
menu without adding cal
o ms. |
The best plan for the day is
toRat a good breakfast. Other
wsse you are apt to fall for a
chocolate bar later in the
morning.
Have fresh fruit. an egg, a
slice of whole wheat bread thinly
buttered, and a glass Of milk.
Good Lunch. Dinner
A sample of a good lunch Is:
Soup with milk, a big green
salad. with hardcooked egg; a
slice of bread. fruit and milk.
For dinner. have lean meat,
cooked vegetables, a slice OF
bread and butter, fresh fruit,
and milk.
You will lose the fat and you
viii increase your vitality on
these protective foods.
While you're about it. take up
some sports. Try to be really
good al two of them. And do
calisthenics for good measure
ments.
Copyright. 1852 by KinE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

greatly favored. Associate with
people who inspire, never with
rumorists,
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Don't be willing to
take a substitute for truth, hon.
est labor or healthy sacrifice. Be
heedful today that you don't fall
into a hindering habit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

hilp any one or any worthy
cause should not be INDUCED. If
you are reminded of duties or
reprimanded for mistakes, take
these graciously and show your
capable self.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 90
Aqudrius M oney matters,
business generally, new advan-
tages for our country's welfare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

A CHILD born on this ddv:
Very willing to assist others; an
able, thoughtful friend with o
fine memory for the right things.
Should curb oversensitiveness.
business over little matters and
too much Of an appetite for rich
foods.
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

does the work of three. It's
wonderful idea D.. and sound as
the Bank of England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

Juniors now reap the benefits of colorrelated
fashions The side-draped dater in woven crepe is
S1695 and it's self-fabric hat, IS. The beted back
aii-wool coat $50 has matching bere also S. Both
outfits come in red blue and brown. The butterfly
bowed pumps in brown and black at 1895
For Shopping Information, Call Joan Dean, CH $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

Csrolene makes EIImorous
toppinEs. Use whipped
CAroleue freely to add glamour
10 simple desserts. Makes even
q plain gelatin dessert q real
party treat. Bec1Es % COST 20
Lffis, fbD IsTsrJ foEeb cas- BE-
saJoJsa dSilx
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

attempt TO get into communi-
cstion with Katharine here, for
they will figure she will come
directly TO Margaret.
80 tom rrow morning,
Richard, you will 20 over 10 the
Underwoods and take over. ex-
planning about Katharine's ar
rival and my reasons for keep
ing her and Margaret here.
THAT will give Lillian some
thing Ia puzzle over, which will
he good for her. But now I
mustn't keep you any longer. !
need not warn you, Richard, to
he watchful and alert"
"T'll be on the job, sir" Dicky
replied. Then my father went
out and Dicky strobe quickly to
the closet where the maid had
put the bed linen for the living
room couch. which Dicky had
useu the preceding nlBnt'
DICKY's PLAN
Gard from the Chamber
maids Union right In my
pocket" he said. emerging with
his arms piled high.
He did not stop at the livini
room couch, however. but wen
through my bedroom TO tn,
camoufiaged door leading 10 TIT
communicating apartment wherl
my father had stationed Adams.
whatever are you going TO
do?" I asked.
use yoh haid, WON n"
Dicky admonished with what I
knew was purposeful levity, cal
culated TO divert my mind from
tragedy. NJ w q.
when Katharine returns and
uses the key you gave her to
come In here, I don't want her
to como upon my snoozing per-
sonality unaware. Suppose I
should be snoring! Therefore
I'm going to camp down In the
other suite in the room adjoln-
Ing this.
Thanks 90 dads precautions"
he went on, there won't be any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
THANK YOU. I'll obey YOU

THANK YOU. I'll obey you
implicitly" Katherine said, with
n smile sadder than tears, then
followed Adams out Of the
apartment.
Poor deluded child" said my
father. "She will have q sad,
fruitless search, but there wasn't
tho slightest use Of trying TO
argue with her."
did you see the letter she
received from jack" Dicky
asked.
mo, but she had II In her
bag" I replied. "She recited II
to me, and I memoriIed IT,"
recited the words OF the letter
and they listened without inter
ruption until / had finished.
"A forgery, Of course" my
father said. land q clever one,
for you say Katharine recog-
nized Jacks handwriting"
SURE 1T WAS HIS
"she was sure II Was HIS I
answered.
when she comes back" my
fether directed. "try TO get hold
Of that letter long enough for
me TO have 10 photoststed, even
n you have TO steal L."
Fl shan't have 20 do that" /
said. 81 am sure she will turn
it over TO you willingly, for she
would be exceedingly glad 10
have n definitely proved a
forgery"
Yes. you are probably right"
my father commented. Then
he turned briskly 10 Dicky.
This changes my plans. Rich
ard" he said. Harry really
does not need q nurse. You can
do everything necessary, and II
by any chance he should require
one, Doctor Twitchell can send
enc In. And ] want Katharine
and Margaret TO remain here in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

danger for you tonight. That
gifted listening post, Mr.. Miner,
manager Of the Lansfield, be-
lieves Adams is on the Job for
your father. and will report ac-
cording to his masters. So you
can go TO sleep in peace"
Continued Monday
Rudolph Valentines Memory
n Hoodoo Over Hollywood. The
Jealous Spirit OF the Screens
Greatest Lover Seems TO Guard
With Misfortune, and Even
Death, Against the Selection of
Another TO Re-enact His Life
Story. Read OF This Strange
Impasse as Told I'm The Ameri-
can Weekly, With This Sundays
Issue OF The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Connolly Answers

1--(a) Joseph; (b) Antonio; (c)
Benito.
2-(a) Fawn; (b) calf; Cc)
hind or doe.
3(a) Dolly Madison; (b) Joan
of Arc; (c) Martha Gusts.
4-(a) Nightingale; (b) raven;
(c) skylark.
S(a) Volta; (b) Benjamin
Franklin; (c) William Roent-
gen.
6-(a) Tax levied according TO
value; Oh difference between
value OF exports and I'm
ports; tc) person authorized
10 act for another.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Finnish Consul Here
Had Already Quit

The state department order
closing all Finnish consular offices
in the United States today re.
vealed that Finland has had nc
representative in Detroit since
last Sunday.
George II. Heideman, Detroit
lawyer who represented Finland
here in an honorary capacity, said
he had resigned the position last
Sunday. telling the Finnish lega-
ton in Washington his new duties
as a member of the board OF tax
appeals in Lansing left him no
time for the work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Quiz Answers
By Lyman Young x
By Fran Striker
By Lee Falk and Ray Moore
By Zane Grey

1-Tecumseh. the Indian chief.
2-At Sequin, Me.
3-Curling. quoitS or bowls.
4-The great circle.
S-They are the odors which
identity three common poison
gases.
SITS a region Of ionized air
beginning about 65 miles
above the earth, favorable 10
radio wave propagation.
IA breech-loading rife which,
with notifications. was the
standard arm Of the United
States Army from 1892 10
1898. Iy ~
Order War Stamps delivered
TO your homo by your Detroit
Tfrxna. AarrfaR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

this suite, with Adams on guard
where he was before.
There probably will be an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
College Gets $4,000
For Aviation Traininq
Times star Correspondent

KALAMAZOO, July 1s.-West
ern Michigan College today wa.
given $4,000 by the w. (. Upjohr
Unemployment Trustee Corpora
ton for the expansion of the
present facilities for training avia.
ton machinists, radiomen anc
kindred flying craftsmen. The
announcement was made by DR.
Paul ". Sangre, president of the
college. "
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Evening star., 1942-06-25

James c. McCord of Washington.
His daughter was married last March
to Mr.. Vogel, whose late father was
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
under President Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend,
formerly of this city, now of Schroon
Lake, N. Y, and Pas-a-Grille, Fla,
are his uncle and aunt.
Mr.. Townsend was born in Phila-
dclpllia on December q. 1887, and
vas educated In private schools. He
was with the firm OF Post and Flagg
in New York from 1908 to 1917,
eventually becoming head of its loan
department. He served In the Army
during the First World War, first as
an ordnance property officer and
later in the small arms division.
Prior to the war, he served for about
three years as member of Troop A,
Philadelphia City Calvary, National
Guard.
A we'll known cricketer, he was a
member of the Belmont Cricket
Club of Philadelphia and a member
of the team which won the Halifax
Cup for several years.
Private funeral services and burial
will take place in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery at II a m. tomorrow
V stands for Victory, not Vacilla-
ton. Buy War bonds now.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Nolan UphoIds Patriotism
OF Police Not EnIistinu

Washington policemen should not
feel it is necessary to enlist in the
military services to perform their
highest patriotic duty, DR.. James
A. Nolan. director of the Criminal
Justice Association, told the alumni
association of the Washington Police
Academy last night.
Citing an increase in juvenile
delinquency since Pearl Harbor and
the prospect of adult crime at the
end of the war, DR.. Nolan told rs
members of the association that
they have a job to do here
The prison population will de-
crease during the war. DR.. Nolan
predicted. because of the need for
manpower and preoccupation of
adults with war tasks. A resurgence
of crime is to be expected, he said,
with postwar unemployment and
reorientation. Millions of men used
to handling guns will be demobilized,
he commented.
Sergt. Howard V. Covell. president
of the alumni association. presided
at the meeting. one of series de-
signed to continue the advanced
training provided for policemen in
their academy.
Evening star., 1942-06-25

best remaining air base from which
to bomb Japan.
"a Domei broadcast from Toxic
said japanese forces stormed into
Lishui yesterday and cleared the
city of enemy remnants" within
an hourD
Lishui, ITS miles south of Hang
chow and midway between the coast
and the Chekiang- -Kiangsi Railroad
also is an important highway center.
A Chinese communique said be-
leaguered japanese troops in Nam
cheng. some so miles southwest of
Kweiki, were trying unsuccessfully
to break out of a Chinese Gordon.
Other Chinese forces operating
behind the Japanese lines in Che
kiang Province were said to have
captured Pukiang, 55 miles south of
Hangchow. They withdrew, how
ever. when the Japanese counter
attacked with reinforcements.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Effingham Townsend
Dies at 81 Following
Long Illness
Veteran Of World War
To Be Buried in
Arlington Cemetery

Eff1ngham Lawrence Townsend,
81, died Tuesday night at Clarks-
burg, w. Va, where he had gone to
take up his work in the office of the
North View Coal Co., after a long
and serious illness, it was learned
here.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Margaret B. Townsend, the
former Miss Margaret B. Graham of
Danville, Va; daughter, Mrs. Mar
Ilh Vogel, .Jr.;; a brother, Henry C.
townsend of Radnor, Pa: and four
sisters, Mrs. c. Gilbert Plimpton of
Brookllne, Mass; Mrs. C. C. Stew
art OF Radnor; Mrs. William R.
tucker of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Situation in 1941 Worse
Egyptian Premier Says
tht Associated Press

T! tbt Associated PTe6S.
CAIRO, Egypt. June 25.-Premier
Nahas Pasha declared yesterday in
statement to the Chamber of
Deputies that the situation in the
western desert lis grave, but not so
serious as at the same time last
year"
He reported on his talks with
British Ambassador Sir Miles Lamp
son and the commander of British
troops in Egypt. He said Sir Miles
reassured him that Britain was de-
termined to fulfill her obligations
under the Arglo-Egyptian treaty for
the defense of Egypt.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
In Mrmnrtam

BUNDf, LULA. In LOVING remembrance
of a dear friend. LULA BUNDY. who de-
parted this life one year ago today, June
rs. 194l.
In silence you suffered.
In patience you bore,
Until God called you home
To suffer no more.
DEVOTED FRIEND. MAUDE REYNOLDS.
BURCH. SUSIE E. Sacred to the mem
ory of our dear wife and mother, SUSIE
BURCH, who departed this life one
yesr ago today. June 25. 1941.
May she rest in peace.
LOVING HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER.
CARTER. ELLEN S. tribute of love
and devotion TO the memory of the dearest
and best mother who ever lived. our
mother" ELLEN S. CARTER. who depsr rted
25. 1920
Dearly loved and honored in life,
LOVING AND DEVOTED DAUGHTERS.
JENNIE B. LOMAX AND LILLE A.
EDLIN.
GOODWIN, MAMIE A. In loving mem
ory of our dear wife and mother. MAMIE
A GOODWIN. who LETT US seven years
ago today, june 25, 1885.
Ofttimes our thoushts 70 wandering
To the grave not fan away.
Where lies the sweetest memory
That will never pass away
LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
MASON, CARL Fondest memories OF
NV devoted husband. CARL MASON. who
passed along the trail to wider ventures
and freer air eleven years ago, June 2o'
1881.
In my happy memories
have you back aeain.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, MEtvlNA.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Hearings Start tuesday
On Dormitory Measure

The House Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds will open
hearings Tuesday on bill intro
duced by Representative Downes,
Democrat, of Connecticut, authoriz-
ing the use of seven plots on the
Capitol grounds. most of them
around the Columbus Circle in
front of Union Station, for the erec-
ton of dormitories for war workers
The bill provides that the archi-
tect of the Capitol transfer jurisdic-
'tion over this area to the Public
Buildings Administration and that
heat and power be furnished the
proposed dormitories from the Capt.
tol power plant
There is a provision that the
dormitories shall be removed within
one year after the end of the war.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Testing Materials Group
Elects Bureau Man

Phaon H. Bates, chief Of the Clay
and Silicate Products Division OF
the Bureau of Standards. was elected
second vice president of the Ameri-
can Society for Testing Materials at
its annual meeting in Atlantic City
yesterday.
Herbert j. Ball, professor at the
Lowell Mass Textile School, was
elected president,