davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The midland journal., 1942-04-24

In New York, q hlack-out vapor Is
being tested. Just new name. per-
haps. for some Of the INT Of pro-
hibieon dzyn.
The midland journal., 1942-04-24

Leader Of the Silver Shirts has
been arrested. Government wants
to know how he managed to keep
his after income tar day.
The midland journal., 1942-04-24

Garbage cans, says one defense
official, must last for the duration.
But duration OF what, the war or the
garbage?
The midland journal., 1942-04-24
Ship Al,oyi

Big question in the Navy con-
Germs the best way Of operating
American merchant ships. in order
to save them from being sunk by
enemy submarines. Very few Of
these ships have been conveyed un-
til this month but the indications
are that the American Navy IL now
Evening star., 1942-06-14
PRED WINGS RECIPES

a MERICANs have always en-
u joyed Chinese cooking
Z u when they could get it.
Many readers from time to time
have asked for practical recipes.
So here they are - straight from
a oonnoisseur to you. They are es-
pecially interesting in wartime,
when health and economy are 50
very important. These offer both.
Note in connection with econ
omy the small amounts of meat
called for "a pound of chopped
beef in one case; a cup of diced
ham yesterdays leftover. of
oourse) in another; a quarter
pound diced lean pork and a cou-
pie of bouillon cubes elsewhere; a
pound of veal in a fourth recipe.
The secret is the lavish use of
Evening star., 1942-06-14
DoW-JAY. lG6oW-Yox-soosGo
Chopped Beef and String Beass)


CHOPPED Beef md String Beans)
pound string beans 2gaiic cloves minced
4 tablespoons salad oil cup beef bouilon
Dash of pepper eggs slightly beaten
pound chopped beef tablespoons
n cup finely diced onion cup cold water
Ninch tender Combine oil
pepper pour hot heavy frying pan
garlic stirring constantly until cooked
Add and bouon
about minutes Add and cook low heat until
begin thcen Blend oosach stirring
santy until hkens Salt Serve with Approx
yield: portions.
Fried Rice vitkH Ham,
3 tablespoons salad oil cup finely diced cooked
Dash of pepper cups cod cooked rice
eggs Tablespoons soy
2 tablespoons finely diced onion n teaspoon sugar
and pepper; pour heavy skillet Fry eggs
oil until firm Cut fine sreds Return
frying add and Cook moderate
stirring constantly Add rice Mix and add Cook
moderate until stirring constantly Salt Serve
at Approximate yield portions
SAIYANo-CHoY- Tone
(P0rk md Watecress Soup
diced lean pork " Ab) tablespoon finely diced onion
2 cups water n cup finely diced celery
l teaspoon salt 2cups chicken bouilon
cup waercess firmly packed
Place pork add SALT celery and boulon
Cover and simmer until tender minutes wateress
bring boil Serve Immediately. Approximate YIELD portions
Chcke buon cubes be used to make the bouon using cubes
CHAM0-D0W. MooW-JAY
(VeaL osdP P,miento)
l pound green peas 4 canned pimentos, in l-nch
4 tablespoons salad oil pieces
Dash of pepper cup chicken bouilon
pound H-nch cubes tablespoons oornstarch
2 tablespoons finely diced onion teaspoons
l garlic minced n cup
Shell peas until almost Combine oil and pepper
heavy frying pan and garlic Stir mod
Add pimenos bouion and Cook
stirring constantly Meanwhile blend the
add cooking and
stany Serve Immediately with
hot rice. The approximate yield will be portions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06

rowing false hair from the makeup
department for the sake Of prac-
teal joke. But times have changed
- she's Hollywood veteran now.
She made her picture debut as
star and she's been one ever since.
Her favorite role was the Welsh
girl who loved the minister in
How Green Was My Valley"
HGAUREEN started acting at five in
her back yard in Dublin. That was
II years ago. BY the time she was
IA she'd practiced enough with her
two brothers. three sisters and the
neighborhood kids to enroll in
Ireland's famed Abbey Theater
School. Then she appeared in a
play festival; and who should be
wandering around Ireland but
Broadway's Harry Richman.
Harry has never set himself up
as a talent scout but he knew a
good thing when he saw it. And
what he saw was Maureen in ac-
ton. He collared a couple Of Eng
lish film executives when he got
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06

NA&Ay FAfS s~AA~~S
tors. She's the kind of a girl people
like to nickname. The studio hands
call her Butch" Her Dublin
friends use "Fatzer"; her father,
"Mawsheen." She hates nick
names, though. So her hus-
band - Director Will Price -
calls her "Snooks.
When she first arrived in this
country she was weighed down
with superstitions. In Jamaica
Inn" she carried a four-leaf clover.
In The Hunchback," a coffin nail.
She had a shamrock in "How
Green Was My Valley" Then she
sprained her wrist, tossed the
shamrock away, carries no more
luck charms. But she still waits
for the right omens. She won't 60
to parties unless they fall on
lucky" days Friday is her fav-
orite. An important directors
party fell on a Friday, so she got
all dressed up, called cab - and
then never showed up. The cab
driver was one-eyed and left
handed JERRY MASON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06

T e e n. n e got
them, grabbed
hard. Then
stark horror in
his face. He fell
over backwards
a thick bunch
of unattached
red hair clutched
in his hand. The
director yelled
cut ROVER
lay still, speech
less - and Maui
reen laughed.
Three years
ago, fresh from
Ireland, Maureen
would never have
thought of Dor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06

udlI 0uO lHOSC
wide hazel eyes.
She's a big girl
five feet, seven
and a half. She
has a look as
smoky as a peat
bog which.
translated in
movie terms,
m e a n 8 a box
Office kind of sui
triness.
She's dignifed
and a little prim
but she has a tai
ent for laughing
which com es
straight from her
clav-nine anceS-
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hair without that unpopular slicksd
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with soothing LanolinA. Get bottle
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06
~ BUTCH" O'HARA

back to London. Within two
weeks. Maureen got a letter from
one of them, a screen test and an
offer from Charles Laughton to
star in his Jamaica Inn"
She celebrated the end of the
picture by signing a seven-year
lease on a house in London's Hyde
Park. She'd lived in it exactly six
weeks when she was signed to play
opposite Laughton as the gypsy
dancing girl in THE Hunchback
of Notre Dame" So she sailed for
America. She hasn't seen the house
since.
HANDSOME. rather than pretty,
is the word for Maureen. And
that's a pleasant touch in Holly
wood. She has a jaw that is strong
enough to scare you off if it weren't
for that Blarney-stone red in her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06
That's Maureen, who
hates nicknaInes and
has lots Of them . ..

were going we'll: producers, direc-
tors. actors knew they had a sure
fire winner in Sabatini's lusty pir-
ate story. They were filming Sc
quence where Pirate Tyrone Power
grabs English Lady Maureen
O'Hara by the hair "a real
knock-down, drag-'em-out bust
ness.
Cameras began to grind. Tyrone
reached for the red locks of Maui
Evening star., 1942-10-23
ROOMS FURNISHED.

THE CHURCHILL, 1740 P. ST. N.W-Sin-
gle rooms with running water. mr. bath
and showers, S750-S10 wk.; double rooms
S10-SI2 weekly
Evening star., 1942-10-23
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER PUPS,
S2.OO each Call between 1880 Saturday
AFTERNOON, lUDI L W
Evening star., 1942-10-23
CHILD'S NURSE

For 2-yr. -old girl to help present nurse by
taking child outdoors, etc. perma nent,
lovely home, between Bethesda and Rock
Evening star., 1942-10-23
CLERKS-TYPISTS
(THREE).

Good pay to start and eX-
cellent chance for advance
ment in each of these posi-
tions. Experience or training
in any of the following will
be helpful: Reading and rout-
ing mail, bookkeeping or gen.
eral Office work. No Satur-
days. Phone HO. 2476 TASK
for Mrs. Mantel) or apply in
person at National Radio In
stitute, 1886 U st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-10-23
DRY CLEANING STORE
MANAGERS.

Young ladies, colored, as
assistants to managers in
chain dry cleaning and laun-
dry stores. Previous selling
experience desirable. Apply
in person, 1918 Georgia ave.,
SMITHS STORES.
GIRL FOR
GENERAL OFFICE WORK,
Some experience required;
start at $23 per week. Call in
person between 2 and 5 pm,
500 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-10-23
HELP WOMEN.

WOMEN FOR LIGHT ME-
CHANICAL WORK, GOOD
PAY WHILE LEARNING:
STEADY POSITION, RAPID
ADVANCEMENT. APPLY
ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO..
1701 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1942-10-23
HELP WOMEN.

HELP WOMEN.
HOSIERY SALESGIRLS, ex-
perienced. Steady position,
good salary to those who can
qualify. Apply Crosby Shoe
Store, 414 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-10-23
CLERKS-TYPISTS,

~~O - - ~ - ~
Large local concern has per-
manent clerical and tipping
positions for young ladies. No
experience necessary, but will be
helpful. Opportunities for rapid
salary increases and promotions.
In reply give age, education,
weight and telephone number.
Box 84-T, Star.
WOMAN FOR CREDIT OFFICE,
experience not necessary, but
desirable; good salary, pleasant
working conditions; must know
typing. GEORGES RADIO CO.,
INC, 816 F st. NV. Mr.. Dublin.
SALESLADY, familiar with fur
niture and interior decorating.
Give age and experience. Box
1866. Star. 80
STENOGRAPHER AND AS
SISTANT BOOKKEEPER.
Apply Ebbitt Hotel, 10th and
H stS. NV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
1912 Proving
Golf Boom Year
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
New Orleans, St. Pete and Miami.
Black ink is splaShing about like
the scotchcS Of yesterday.
Which brings up the sadness OF
the u. S. G.. A a point which may
puzzle you. Why you wonder, is
the l.. s. G.. A. sad because there
Is a notable increase in golf in
tercst? The answer 10 that one is
easy. AS you probably don't recall
the l.. s. G.. a. was the first major
sports organization 10 succumb tc
war filters. 1t Cancelled its entire
1912 national schedule.
out went the open, the amateur
the public links and the women
amateur. Again, you ask why
This time you are asking the $64
question. There is no answer. The
army didn't order the cancellations
and the public didn't want them
The l.. S. G.. A. was just too fast
on the trigger. Today, the -four
tournaments could raise as much
as 100000 for charity.
The p. G.. A. has proven that.
This groop looked before leapinG
and upon looking discovered that
the law Of supply and demand was
in good working order. AS a
result. various charities are profit
ing and the =. G.. a. is one of the
few organizations doing its part by
the war without asking compenSa-
ton in the headlines or at the box
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NoNAK AT WORK

National. with Anthony Novak
hitting 66i whipped PepSi-Cola
twice. 2956 70 2922 Leonard Dctt-
loff ground out 613 10 holp Nolak
Fkhardt- Becker worked INTO a
lie with Norton and Schmid, hy
banking Schmidt. 2Sl7 10 2545
finishing with lO4s and climbing
within four games of second LOUIS
Slolaff led both clubs on 6l6
Norton stopped the Vernon VIC
tory run. which had reached uinc
straight. by getting two from Ted
Remains outfit, although the state
Fair boys had Z746 for total
against 1895 Norton won the
opener by 9iS-oi0 dropped tho sec
ond by SIS then came back 10 win
the third by -.
NernorS have a record NJ ~ In
their last II. Temporarily they lost
their scoring krack As tho high
man was CaSs SchlaN on SIC
against ElWood Flakes SOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
LLOYD SPEAKS FOR COAST PINMEN
Will Lead Bid for 1914 ABC Tourney

252. and Joe Ellerhorst 236.
Wee Willie" wilkins, Subblne
for Reno MiniStrelli, tumbled 203-
246-202 for 65l, but the best Bel
rose could get was a draw with
the Deaf team.
Sun-Ray shaved Square Deals
lead Ia two games by winning four
points from Viking As the leader
took three from Tishken's I'm Glen
eagle 1925" House. Morris Clancy
and Harold Eckert were high with
Pa and 2OI-23I in 628, respec-
lively.
CharleB Norgdn's 242 and Eddie
X opitz tx 2O5-2OO-2Of for 60t
shdred hoBors az kOpitzkTs Hous,
at Nei0 Garfield.
Art Stern's 232. DR.. Jack Jack
mans poo and Oscar Snyder'S 20c
enabled Murray,s 10 break its owr
high single by 20 pins with 979 ano
increase its lead TO six games with
a three pointer over Disrael in the
American Division Of the Conglo
Sam Dictor converted the BIC
baby split" five times during his
second game.
With five weeks remaining. only
four points separate the first six
teams In the WestOwn Circuit
II. CARMEL leading Litehouse by
one. ChalfOnte posted 1000 "a
better Rurrelfs 975 for a new high
single. Norman Curnow's 238 lead
ing the way.
Fred Bubit and Charles Hates
topped the field m the Motors Meta
ruth 2.5 md $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
By HAROLD KAHL

Harold Lloyd, former film come
dian. again will be the chief
spokesman when Los Angeles bids
/ for the 1914 tournament OF the
American Bowling Congress al the
annual meeting of that body in
Columbus, O., March n.
Lloyd launched the campaign for
the West Coast last year in St.
Paul. Mimi. lie made a fine inn
preston. but Buffalo had the
cards stacked too good and won
the 1913 award
California has as teams entered
in the current event and most OF
them will be in Columbus for the
annual pow-wow 10 support Lloyd.
Los Angeles is largely responsible
for CALIFORNIA; fine showing. In
the last four years 1t has jumped
from an obscure bowling city 10
Sevcnth-ranking l0-pin center IT.
the nation.
Clifford "Tippy" Burns, n mem
Der Of Bud Riiter's Recreation
team, ieates tomorrow for the
dTmy.
A total Of 100 teams will com
pete in the Postal Employees ma
tional tournament 10 he held at
Recreation Center in Battle Creek
for four wcck-cnds, starting April
II.
Detroit Will be represented by
50 fivcs, l35 sets OF doubles and
263 individuals April 1919, accord
ing 10 Lyle r. Gibbs, secretary
A special train has been chartered
Municipal Employees Association
will hold their first annual tour
nament at Palmer Park Recrea-
ton, March 1929. There will he
team, doubles and singles competi-
ton for both women and men, ac-
cOrding To Charley Smith.
Me- Dorl fired 256-2e2 ia s6s.
High single game lcns broken tt"ice
in the Oidbru Fiori better6d Ross
Fires 9S! bg two pms, only 10
hare The latter finish of nth 9ss
70 tokc command ogoH. Anthony
Bruno also tipped ESQ.
Chff Shaw halted out lS6- 266-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Midland Advances
in AAU Cage Meet

DENVER. March Midland
Mich.s entry, the Chemical City
Athletic Club team, entered the
third round Of the National a A.
L. basketball tournament today
after disposing of Kicks College
Of ReXburg. Ida 60-33, in a sec
ond round game here last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

244 for 696, the highest series
rolled since the inception of the
East Jefferson Business Mems
League. Ben Fruehaufs 694 was
the previous high. Shaws 266 also
is new second high. Maurice
Weaver came through with fourth
high series, 209-259-199 for 667.
Eckhardt a. Becker Juniors
broke their deadlock with Tivoli
for first place In the Rainbow 900
House by taking the odd game
from the latter. Arthur Brunetti's
248 and John Squill0's 209-20 I'm
625 featured.
TpO mnrts UcHt orerbo0rd uhen
Gitre Fire hit 2776, through games
of 966-S6S-9LS. and Pnpi Jasiu,
secretary. spe0red 247-2OS-207 for
657 IN the UAW-CIO Local No. sos
loop.
The eleventh place Detroit ASSo-
citation Of Deaf team. carrying an
Sl5 average. exploded with a 1892
IN Shatter the BoWl-O-Drome
House standard by 81 pins. Joe
Pastore supplied PAP, Fred Zeiler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Minerd|ites
Win 1st Round
In Place Fight
Krakow Fools Paris
by Sweep as Stroh
Gains II-Geme Lead
STANDINGS

MineraliteS are first round win.
ners today in the six club fight
for second place in The Detroit
Times Classic Bowling League
Krakow upset Paris calculations
by winning three at Conner Recre-
alton last night, 1898 to 2S48
Parts turnbled 10 third.
me -onger threat nv a
promise" in the words Of Har-
old Allen. MIneralites BANKED
Twentieth Century, 2909 TO
1853. Meanwhile Stroh snalchcd
three from Bowling School,
1893 TO 2753, and swelled its
lead to II games with six weeks
left. Walter Reppenhagen, who
says he is eligible for the draft
when his age is remarked. led
Stroh on 63S, Fred Wolf follow
ing on GIG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
NAPLES GO-GETTERs

Six marks down going into the
tenth frame Of the second game
N'neraliteS, with Herb MertenS
showing a spare, went into gear
Tom Rooney Alfred Robinson.
Allen and Ernie SOeSt struck out
20 overcome a long lead and win
. nine. That ended Twentieth
- Allen's Anglers won the final
by l3S.
Walhy carried off high series OF
1905 in tripping GaSketS ,29l5D
Ray GllrSke 64i, DR.. Bill Murphy
64l and Henry NoSakowsk g.
offSettIng The best GaSket count
erS
Joe rauluS OF Chcnc- Tromhly
was top man on 697. and pm
tap leaving the number seven IN
the final frame OF the third Gu,
him out Of a 700 Henry Ehrlc Of
Coca-Colh had go, has second Coz
series 81 the season and u helped
the CokcS beat Chcnc twice. al
though Chcnc had one better IN
total, 299S 20 2997.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

TofA's eat ESQ p57
Grand total 2sts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Ex-Gridders Help Selfridge Program
DIRECT FIELDS
HEALTH EDUCATION
BY EDGAR HAYES

The physical education and ath-
letlc program at Selfridge Field is
under the direction Of two fine
football players who made names
for themselves in the coaching
world.
Lieut.. Sam II. Kc,chman was
Charley Bachman's first strin G
center at Michigan State during
1886. He won the Governors
award AS the outstanding athlete
and scholar that year. From there
he went TO Sparta High School as
coach.
For four years ne toilcd with
the Sparta props and twice ne had
unbeaten teams, His fine work
won recognition and he was named
head coach at erosion High in
Grand Rapids a city noted for
outstanding high school teams and
coaches. But the army called AND
now he is athletic director at tho
air base just outside Mt. Clemens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Mr. NOW

Totals ps2 pSa ~
Grand 'nfat 1Eps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
PARTNER FROM WISCONSIN

His partner in the work at Self
ridge, Lieut.. Will Orr Ross, halls
from Oconto, Wis, where he
played high school football. He
competed on the Wisconsin State
Teachers team. From there he
jOurneyed East TO become a high
school coach. Every summer he
returned 10 Wisconsin and in Au-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

Clff Shaw halted out 1885, 266
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
TEAMS APLENTY

In addition 10 the compulsory
work they have teams Of all kinds.
At present the basketball tourna-
ment is on, with is teams COM
peting The finals will be Friday
night.
Starting next week will be
boxing tournament, then ping
pong tourney, both Of which will
be poSt-widc. In place of trophies
and sweaters they are giving the
winners cash awards, which is
more popular.
As soon as good weather starts
they Will build an obstacle course.
Once a week everybody but the
officers must cover, this difficult
course with a full pack-
One thing is. certain: NE two
licutenantS are going TO see that
everybody is in perfect condition.
And they are going 10 have enough
games and competition that no.
body Will mind the work connected
with that task
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

Fred BubHt and Charles Holes
topped the field IN the Motors Metal
with et5 md $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

gust he haunted the park where
the Green Bay Packers worked
out
A combination of his own SyS-
tenn and that taught by Curly
Lambeau. the Packers mentor
made him one OF the most sue
ceSSful in eastern high school cir
Giles. Last year Lou Little hireC
Coach Ross 10 teach the fresh.
men. His first year tho fToSh lost
only one game, hut shortly after
the season closed tho lieutenant
was called into tho army and now
he has a bigger squad with new
freshmen appearing every day.
These two men have a definite
objective IN their sports program
II was set forth IN a memorandum
from the Air Force Combat Com.
mand and is an excellent example
of what they are trying 70 do.
TWO BASIC DETECTIVES
The memo says physical train,
ing at each base will seek 10 at,
tam these specific oblectives:
/ development and m ain @.
nance of such strength and endur.
ance as will enable the perSOnnc
not only 20 perform regular dutle,
efficiently, but also 10 meet tho
increased demands OF combat con
ditlonS.
2-Improvcment in individual
and group morale. physical anC
emotional fitness are prerequisite:
10 good mofaleD To assist the in,
dlvdual in making more harmeni
Gus adjustments while IN the SerV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
RNOR

Totals SEQ sl3 81
Grand total 1925
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

ice so that he can get along better
with his fellow men.
There are other objectives, BOT
these two are the main ones.
The rules say every man (theyS
rather you didn't mention the
number of men at basel must
take five hours of physical train.
ing "A week. This is divided into
croSS-country hikes, calisthenics.
marching and games. This is for
both officers and men and COM
plctc report must be made each
month TO see that all get this
training and work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Obituaries
Funeral Services SET
for Thursday. 1920

Funeral services for Edward F.
iGracey, "a, one-time high school
and University OF Detroit athlete,
will be held Thursday at 1890
a. m. from st. David's Catholic
Church.
Mr.. Gracey died Saturday night.
He was general manager of the
Detroit Furnace and Stove Repair
Company and among many club
activities headed the Polish Cen
fury Club. He was an all-city
h alfback from Eastern High
School and starred in both football
and basketball at the university.
Survivors include the widow,
Julia. 1892 East Outer drive; his
Mrs. Fred c Worthy
brothers George. Francis. Walter
and William, and a sister, Mrs.
Irwin Barril.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Albert H. Tune
Rites for Casket Firm
Head TO Be tomorrow

Funeral services for Albert II
Tune, 20. president of the Cadillac
Casket Company, will be held TO
morrow at 2 p. m. in the st
Peters Episcopal Church.
He is survived by his widow
Mary Frances; a son, Harold
Noble: two sisters. Mrs. Gertrude
Waterworth and Mrs. II. D. Nc
Carly. Ingersoll, Ont; two broth
ers. George Of London, Ont, anC
William Of Ingersoll, and two
grandchildren. Burial will be II
Evergreen Cemetery.
He had been a resident Of De,
troit for 50 years. He was {
senior warden and vestryman II
St. Peters Church: a member o.
Palestine Lodge. +. and A. NJ.
Damascus Commandery, Moslen
Shrine. and the Rotary Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Kelly Promises
Jobs on Merit

Harry F. Kelly. secretary OF
state and Republican gubernatorial
candidate, today averred he would
use the merit test in all appoint
ments he would be called upon Ia
make as governor. II he is elected
II believe Michigan should
have a civil service that would
be a model for the nation, In
that IL will make merit and
merit alone the basis OF choice
for public service" he said.
my objective IL 90 give
Michigan a system that will open
the door 70 qualified persons
without regard To race, color,
creed. or personal political be-
liefs."
He said the merit system had
done away with political followers
who appeared each election hoping
to get on public pay roll.
'They disappeared with the
spells system" he declared.