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Evening star., 1942-06-15
Civic Group to Meet

r. F. Camalier, municipal con-
sultant to the Senate District Com
mittee, will speak at o'clock tonight
at the closing meeting of the Lincoln
Civic Association in the Morning
Star Baptist Church, Twenty sixth
and 1 streets NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-15

dressed who left wraps behind, did
its bit, now and then twining to-
gether two of the flags flying on
either side of the barge, as if in
symbol Of the INTERVENING of their
nations destinies.
For Alice Eversman's review, turn
to Pare BIOL
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
Congratulations

HOWARD BOSTON, son of
Mrs. Steven Boston, 36 River
side Drive, who is 80 years old
today.
MARY LOU SCHRA D E,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schrade, Elizabeth road, will be
10 years old Sunday. Her moth
er is entertaining IL of her
assmates and friends at birth
classmates and friends at BIRTH
day party for her on Sunday aft
ernoon. Mary LOUIS aunt, Mrs.
Edna Gagnon, of Pasadena. CAL,
who is here for the holidays,
will be a guest.
FELICIA GUSTAV who Is
employed in the Mount Glenn
ems Savings Bank will celebrate
her birthday anniversary Sun
day.
ELEANOR KERR, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Kerr,
Wellesley Drive, who observed
her birthday anniversary yes
terday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
Methodist Church Choir
Plans Christmas ContQtd

wise men will be Clyde Gass.
Spencer Roys and Ralph Clark.
Mrs. Lee Kettenring is in
charge of decorations and Mrs.
Kendall Walton, the program.
Lois Harper is organist-direct-
or.
MR. S. CLARK ELWOOD,
Jones Street, entertained her
500 club Thursday evening.
Prizes were won by Mrs. EN-
met Ballentine, Mrs. Chris
C'Brien, Mrs. Andrew Alore and
Mrs. Marion Sampson. The
next meeting will be in two
weeks with Mrs. Ballentine.
A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL
dance was given by the High
School Girls Friendly Group at
the Grace Church Parish house
last night. Profits will be do
mated to the Goodfellows fund.
Barbara Williams, Joyce Setter
lein, Barbara MacLachlan and
Carol Engelbrecht were in
charge of arrangements.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
Mrs. John Get Directs Goode|ow Effort for Seventh Year
Rev. and Mrs. Sebold
Fete 4Oth Anniversary

The Ladies Aid of Waldenburg
Lutheran Church held a surprise
party on Rev. and Mrs. George
Sebald Thursday evening at
730 p. m. in the church dining
room. the occasion being their
wedding anniversary.
During the evening the guests
sang hymns and Christmas car
OILS. Several members spoke
pieces.
Rev. and Mrs. Sebald received
kilograms of congratulations
from their children who were
unable to attend. They were
presented with lounge chair
by the ladies aid. Elizabeth
Stroh, granddaughter presented
Mrs. Sebald with a corsage Of
rosebuds and violets.
The church was decorated in
keeping with Christmas.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19

THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
program given by the Senior
Choir of the First Methodist
church, will be on Sunday, at S
p. m. The choir is giving a cam
tata written for the Christmas
tide, THE Coming of the King"
by Dudley Buck.
The choir will be assisted by
the following soloists: Mrs. Lee
land Coulon, Jean Richard,
Mary Moore, Jean Walton, Mrs.
Harry King and Wilbur Castor.
The part of Herod will be
sung by Leland Coulon and the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
Study Club
Hears Readings

GROUP / CHILD STUDY
CLUB met at the home of Mrs.
Otto Nickel, A South Wilson
boulevard, on Tuesday evening
for their Christmas party.
At a short business meeting
the members voted to donate $40
to the Goodfellow fund and $40
to the penny milk fund.
Jean Hubbard, speech teacher
at the high school, furnished the
entertainment. She gave a read
ing from the letter box, entitled
us there a Santa CLAUSE" and
related the stories, Round Ro-
bins Red Barn" and THE Ten
Dollar Bill" ending with a reci-
tstion, THE Innkeeper Makes
Excuses.
During the evening the men,
bers played bingo for which
prizes were given.
Tea and Christmas cookies
were served by the hostess with
the following ladies assisting:
Mrs. G.. Stuart DeMott, Mrs.
Abe Levine and Mrs. Marlin
Bailey.
THE NOR KINGS
DAUGHTERS will sponsor a
New Years Eve dance at Grace
Parish House. This will be a
boys bid formal party. There
will be no corsages. Favors will
be given. Tickets are SIPS per
couple. Hester Matthews is gen.
eral chairman.
PHYLLIS BRINK, daughter
of Carl Brink, arrived home
Thursday from Somerville,
Mass. to spend the holidays with
her father.
BILL MIKELAIT, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mikelait, Mos
er Place, is home from the Uni
versity of Michigan to spend
Christmas with his parents.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
BY THELMA HANCOCK

MRS. JOHN GILLETT, 232
Dickinson avenue, has been di-
recting the Goodfellow Christ
mas charity work for her sew.
enth consecutive year. With
sons, a husband and a home to
care for, it shows expert man.
agement on her part to find
enough time to devote to the
needy Mount Clemens families.
It is the good cooperation and
unselfishness of our citizens
too, that helps make this Good
fellow movement such a success.
The members of the Metropol-
tan Auxiliary either have to do
their own Christmas shopping
early or late because practical
ly the whole month of Decem-
Der is occupied in checking and
investigating the names Of
needy families sent in to head
quarters.
Mrs. Gillett has directed the
Metropolitan Auxiliary Good
fellow work for seven years
with the able assistance of Mrs.
Peter Duprey, Mrs. Albert
Deng and a splendid group of
assistants, all of whom share
this great responsibility.
Together, they do the invest
igating, sorting and packing.
This vast assortment has to be
adjusted to fit the needs of ap-
proximately 800 needy young
sters by Christmas. These wo-
men take care of all Goodfel-
low work with the exception of
money-making, up to the time
when everything is ready for
delivery.
Much of the buying Is COM
pleted during the summer
months when prices are more
advantageous, such as the pur-
chasing of staple stocks of UNI
derwear, socks, shoes, caps, ov-
erals, boys suits, sweaters and
dolls. These dolls are dressed
by women in the city and dress
es are contributed to the Good
fellows.
Mrs. Gillett reported that
there are not SO many needy
families this year as there were
last year, but there are still q
lot of destitute children.
The deadline for those peo-
pie who wish to hand in their
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
Is Chaperones
are Named for
Snow Ball Fete

CHAPERONES for the an
nual Snow Ball, sponsored by
the Girl Reserves of Mount
Clemens high school on Deem
Der % in the Medea Hotel from
$50 to 100 are announced as
follows:
Mrs. L. Peter Cassell, Jane
Howard, Rosemary Scott, Mr..
| and Mrs. Robert Beal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Donaldson, Supt.
and Mrs. L. Wade Fast, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kissell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian Matthews and
mr.. and Mrs. Byron Stuck.
= Decorations consist of one
large decorated Christmas tree,
placed directly opposite the en-
france to the ballroom and two
smaller trees, one in either cor
ner. Spotlights will be thrown
on the lighted trees to enhance
the effect. The bandstand will
he banked in white resembling
4 snoWdrift. Red and white
crepe paper steamers attached
ut various places on the walls
will lead to the center of the
ceiling and in the center, hang
ing from them, will be a large
red bow.
Bert Fisher and his band will
furnish the music for the dane
ers.
MRS. JIM PHILLIPS of Ha-
mon Road entertained her sew
ing club Thursday night at a
Christmas party. The members
exchanged gifts. They are enter
tanning their children today at a
Christmas party in Harrison
Town hall.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
Jitterbug Contest
to Feature Dance

PLANS ARE UNDER way for
the Masonic Service Center to
make their third in q series Of
Saturday night dances for the
benefit of service men a big sue
cess. AS an added feature, there
will be a genuine jitterbug con-
test with a mans and lady's
prize to be awarded.
A buffet luncheon will be
served during intermission.
The Buddies orchestra will
again furnish the music. All
girls attending these dances have
been given the title of Cad
cites.
Harry B. Sherman announces
that plans are being made for a
Christmas party to be given at
Masonic Temple on Saturday.
December 26, in conjunction
with the regular Saturday night
dance.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
In raining

III running
LAWRENCE E. ALLEN, hus-
band of Mrs. Louise Allen, Rt. S,
Edward r. Clary, son of Mrs.
Irene Fransetick, 80 A hr e n S
street and Andrew F. Newport,
AZ Ferrin Place, reported to the
United States Naval Training
Station last week. These new
bluejackets, called boots" dur
ing training, will be granted q
nine-day leave upon completion
of their recruit training.
Transferred
MRS. BURGESS zee i've d
word that her husband, Pvt.
Wilfred Burgess has been trans
ferred from the Anti-Tank Bn.,
Camp Wolters, Texas, to Mill
tary Police Bn. at Fort Custer,
Michigan.
Visits HON.
PVT. JAMES McINERNEY.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
McInerney, 268 North avenue is
home for seven days from Lin
coin Air Base, Lincoln, Neb.
In Training
PVT. SIDNEY j. DOWDING,
son of Mrs. Charles r. Dowding,
321 North Gratiot avenue, has
arrived at the Fin ance Replace
ment Center, Fort Benjamin
'arrison, to begin basic train
ing in finance. Upon compile
ton of an intensive field train
ing p-ogram, he will study army
pay methods. Prior to induction,
Pvt. Dowding was assistant CASH
ic- in the National l. nix : De-
troit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19

KEITH ALLEN SMITH, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Smith,
ITO Riverside Drive is IL years
old today.
DONALD URMY, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Urmy, 81 Mil
Ter street, who is 4 years old to-
day.
LORETTA LOZEN, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Lozen,
ISL Avery Street, who Is 6 years
old today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
Grace E piscopdZ Plans
annual Christmas PAGEANT

THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
Pageant presented by the child
|ren of Grace Church Sunday
School will be tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock Il &c Church.
The Pageant is a tableau OF
the Christmas story. Virgin Mary
will be portrayed by Marilyn
Matthews, Joseph, Clinton Clark,
Shepherds, Mickey Carpenter,
George Carpenter, Louis Forti-
Ter and Charles Court. Angels
will be Nancy Nickel, jeanne
|Prindle, Margaret Fortier and
Katherine Smith. Judy Nickel
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19

is the Cherub. rne q Wise Men
are Dick Marlett, Peter Fortier,
David Merifield.
After the pagea It II the chill
dren will lay their white gifts
at the manger under the Christ
mas tree. These gifts are sent to
Williams House for underprivi-
legged girls.
Mrs. Sumner d. Lamkins is
chairman of deco. tons and
Santa Claus, Mrs. Don Miller is
in charge of candy and John
Van Dam of lighting effects.
Mrs. Charles Doll, Jr. is general
Chairman of the pageant. Mrs.
Robert Krause is in charge of the
lunch.
Following the pageant an in
teresting Christmas program will
be given in the Parish House by
the Sunday school children. The
program will open with the
singing of "Oh Come All Ye
Faithful and THE First Noel"
by the Sunday school pupils,
accompanied by Susan Thomp-
son, at the piano. H. Kerwin
Stief will play two piano num-
bers entitled, "Blue5ells Of
Scotland" and Jolly Old st.
Nicholas.
Infant So Gentle" will be
sung by Judy Nickel, jeanne
Noellert, Helen Mar st. Aubin,
Ardath and Paul Mckee, accom-
panied at the piano by Nancy
Nickel.
Alice Kent, Judy Nickel,
Mickie and Kenny Whipple and
Betty Blades will recite a Christ
mas piece together.
Ann Taylor and Ann Nc
Wethy will render piano selec-
tions.
Christmas pieces will be spok-
en- ~ Grace Merifield and Bet
t. Blades.
John DeMott will offer a pa
triotic song.
Carols will be sung by the
Grace church high school girls
choir group, who are: Phyllis
Denewith, Norma Metler, Car
oline Brietmeyer. Mary Thomp-
son, Jeanette Buc' ley, Ann
Taylor, Patricia Engle, Elaine
Saunders, Nancy Nickel. Char
lotte Ann Krause and Barbara
Mclaughlin.
Concluding the proc am, the
group will sing America" &C
companied by Mary Thompson,
after which Santa Claus will ar
rive to distribute gifts among
the children. Lunch will be serv-
ed.
Mrs. c. Willard Stief is general
chairman.
EDWARD LUDEMAN OF 81
SOUTH HIGHLAND AVENUE,
who has been seriously i'll for
the past several weeks was TAX
en- to the Detroit Osteopathic
hospital in Highland Park on
Wednesday. His condition re-
mains about the same.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
Metropolitan Auxiliary
CooperQtes in Huge Job

names for help Is Monday, d.
cember Il, and these women ~
quest that all names be In tho
Goodfellows Headquarters BY q
o'clock Monday. Someone will
be there to check them.
Money received up to date
amounts to approximately $125.
There are about 800 dresses and
we'll over 800 dolls.
Those to whom thanks are
given today are: >.
DRESSED DOLLS:
Mrs. Lester Smith
Margaret Allison ,
Aileen Wallace
Viola Ebert
Bernice Peltier
Hilda Mallast !
B. Haas I
Mrs. Florence Gooey
Gary Ruehle
Mrs. Milton Ruehle >
Mrs william Massey
Mrs. william Palmer 3
Mary Jayne Eberts
Mrs. c. Yacks .
Z. Jacks
Virginia Barker
Catherine Howden I
Edna Rose Bowling
Jimmie Peltier 2
A. Martin I
DRESSES:
Rose Club Of ST. Louis Parish )
tmore are coming)
Mrs. Frank Bubar
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
X Nth the Goo,s X
On FurIouqh

On Furlough
CORP. ELMER DEVANTIER
is ONE on a 15-day furlough Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Devantier, Leslie
street. Corp. Devantier is sta
toned at North Camp Polk, La
Gets Leave
ROBERT KEPSEL. JR. USN,
is spending a few days leave
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Kepse !, 81 Dickinson
avenue. Bob is wearing a pin
which signifies an oceanic cross
ing and having seen action at
sea.
Thanks GoodfelIoWs
PVT. JOSEPH w. ZABICKI,
son of Mrs. w liter Zabicki,
New Haven, wants to thank the
Goodfellows for the cigarettes
he received. Pvt. Zabicki is sta
toned at 37l Base Hq. Barracks,
ISL, A. A. F. B m b r d er
School, San Angelo, Texas.
Completes Shore Duty
MACHINIST GEORGE I.
WRISKA, USN, son of Louis
Wriska, % Eldredge Street, has
just completed Is months of
shore duty and will report for
duty with the Pacific Fleet on
January 2, 1943. ne is E veteran
of the West Coast Navy, having
been on duty in the Pa"ific for
IL years. Wriska has seen duty
in Australia, New Zealand, Mid
way Islands, Hawaii, Nicaragua,
Panama, Cuba, Pue to Rico,
Jamaica, American Samoa and
Wake Island.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
Mrs. Epting
Heads Circle

THE MARGARET BOTTOME
CIRCLE, Kings Daughters met
at the home of Mrs. Ben Bur-
bridge, Scott Boulevard Thurs
day at 2 o'clock. After a short
business meeting the following
officers were reelected: Leader,
Mrs. Fred Epting, vice leader,
Mrs. Ed Dupray, Secretary, Mrs.
David Rouleau, treasurer, Mrs.
Walter Kandt.
Mrs. Dave Rouleau gave .
reading entitled AT Christmas"
AS the Circles Christmas project,
they are taking care of family
of seven children. They also
sent q Christmas box of % gifts
to the University Hospital. Ann
Arbor.
Mrs. Fattler, county president,
was a guest.
The next meeting is to be with
Mrs. Oscar Watz on January z
at her home on North Gratiot.
DAVIS GRANGE will sponsor
a bingo party at the Davis
Grange Hall on Monday at 8 p.
m. The public is invited. There
is a turkey for every first prize,
a duck for every second. Every
third game will be special for
a Is pound turkey.
WILLIAM NIEMAN, Nieman
Road, is still confined to st.
Joseph's hospital. His condition
is slightly improved and he is
now able to receive visitors.
MRS. G. H. r. MCKENZIE
and Mrs. Francis Goodar will
entertain "a guests at q lunch
con and miscellaneous shower
en- Tuesday at the home Of the
former on Belleview, compli-
mentary to Alice Louise Schutt.
Miss Schutt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Schutt will
be married to Richard Harvey
Blakely of Detroit on Wednes-
day at $50 p. m. in the First
Presbyterian Church before the
Rev. Joseph L. Kennedy.
Entertoins Club
THE JUG CLUB held their
meeting Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Paul Gillogly, 80 Roose-
welt Drive.
The women exchanged Christ
mas gifts after which bridge and
pinochle were played. Mrs. Ed
gar Keller, Mrs. Paul Ferry and
Mrs. Joseph Miller won the
bridge prizes while Mrs. Erwin
Schneider and Mrs. H e b r I
Hunter were high at pinochle.
Fruit punch was served. Mrs.
Paul Gillogly was assisted by
Mrs. Kenneth HARDWOOD.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
Buttercup Club

THE ST. LOUIS BUTTER
CUP Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Homer DeSlover on
Monday at 1880 pm. for their
Christmas party and dinner.
Gifts will be exchanged and
there will be an election Of Of
ficers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
United Workers
Hold Party

THE UNITED OR K e r S
CIRCLE, Kings Daughters held
its annual G hr i S t mas party
Thursday at a 1 o'clock luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Wylie Wilk-
inson, 371 North Gratiot. There
were % members present and
one guest, Mrs. w. Bard Hudson.
The guests were seated at in
dividual tables. There were bou-
quets of NUNS and red carna-
tons with tall tapers on each
table. There was an exchange
of gifts among the members and
each member brought her white
gift. Bridge was the diversion Of
the afternoon with first prize
going to Mrs. w. Bard Hudson.
The house prize was awarded to
Mrs. H. E. Moore.
Mrs. c. j. Calvin and Mrs.
Milon Grinnell assisted the host
eSS,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
GaknAa, efGen,i,g GGrsnb

SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1912
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES will in Aere Hall,
8p
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1912
CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR DICTIONARIES and wives at
club house, pot luck.
CHRISTMAS CANTATA by SENIOR CHOIR of First Metho-
dist Church, 400 D. m 50
SODALITY OF ST. PETERS CHURCH will sing Christmas
carols at p. m. in ST. Joseph's Hospital.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES In Aerie Hall, Isl North
Gratiot Childrens Christmas party.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 81
YOUNG wOMENS CLUB, Games Party at p in Masonic
Club rooms.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
LiIyCIub

THE LILY CLUB of st. Louis
Parish was entertained Thurs
day night at the home Of Mrs.
George Shot, 139 Burr street.
Bert Ormrod was a guest. Card
prizes were won by Mrs. War
ZEN Tierce, Mrs. Shot, Mrs. Wal
ter Meldrum and Mrs. Bert Blay.
The club will meet between
Christmas and New Years with
Mrs. Warren Tierce.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
Laboratory Lamb

NEW VISCOSE yarn makes the fabric of this water
repelent coat which really looks like Persian lamb fur has
remanred collar lining and reversible The
pile fabric is done by of embroidery has sen sleeves
slightly padded shoulders and cotton interinng.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE

The work week has been stretched
to 70 hours, the laborers are raking
in 100000 worth of extra overtime
and most of the crews have been
doubled Mori himself is working
125-hour week, devoting hours
in pep-talks to every last man.
Mori has been spurred to new
heights of ingenuity. He bought a
good deal of material months ago.
He has been shreWdly substituting
erSatz products for things which
can't be bought now and he has
devised newer and quicker ways of
achieving his architectural ends. In
doing it, he has sacrificed a bit of
beauty and a few refinementS-but
nothing really essential.
Garden State is triple -decked
layout. 1t is unique among race
tracks in that every customer, seat
ed or standing, will be able to fol-
low every yard of every race. 1t
incorporates the more convenient
features of the nations best plants
and, while it will open minus many
blob of paint and many a foot
of wood trim, it will be both comfort
able and efficient.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
| ACME TRIUMPHS
over P0ST.PRESS
IN LEAGUE GAME

Acme beers softball team
was back in the running with
a vengeance Tuesday after
knocking off the previously
undefeated Post-Press team,
1913, in a B softball game at Impe-
rial.
The game was originally sched-
uled for Tuesday night in Ell Cen
Cro but was moved a day ahead to
permit members of the teams to
attend civilian defense meetings.
The beer boys broke loose with a
four-run barrags. n the first inning
after the Post-PreSs team had gone
ahead, 80. From then on it was
nip and tuck with the lead chang
ing twice more before the seven
innings we're over.
T. j. Payne was responsible for
the first inning counters when he
connected for homer over the
head of the left-fielder.
Dick Carey, playing third for
the neWSies, made the longest blows
for that team. He hit a triple and
a double in four times up. Rudy
Sholder, playing rowing fielder for
the Post-Press, also had two for
four.
AgneW, Acme right fielder, was
the best at bat for that team. In
three times up he made three hits
Joe Williams, Acme pitcher, got
20 for 81 and Holbrook, Acme first
baseman, got 80 for A."
The outcome left both teams with
win and loss to their credit. The
beer team was beaten by the Irri-
CATION District office last week
and the Post-Press beat Ortiz ALL
Stars.
Carl SchooSS, Post-PreSs first
baseman, was lost to the team when
he was stricken with appendicitis
Monday.
Acme .....................- 402 OBJ X-10-93
Post Press ........... 304 0l0 o. 1874
Shaw and Mann; Williams and
Henry, Payne.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02
Nazis to Execute
y More Hostages

LONDON, June 2-CUP)-Twen-
ty nine more hostages and patriots
faced imminent death before Ger
man firing squads on the continent
today.
Apparently none of the execu-
tions was indirectly or directly for
the attack upon Reinhard tThe
Hangman) Heydrich. for which at
least 161 martyrs have now died.
The latest executions for the am
bushing of Heydrich, Adolf Hitler's
purge master and assistant chief OF
the Gestapo, were announced by
Radio Prague 1t said Il persons
were executed there yesterday anc
nine were killed at Brunn. They
were accused of giving refuge to
persons who did not have identifi-
cation cards, or Of publicly approY-
ing Heydrich's fate.
Among the victims were four Wo-
men. one 73 years old; two univer-
sity professors; two officials of the
ministry of agriculture and a Czech
major of police.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-02

sal appeal and whenever you drop
ped into the Bowling Palace you
were liable to see anybody from
elderly matrons to youngsters in
their teens having a good time.
And there were some good bowl
er5 developed in the three years
that the alleys were in operation
in Ell Centro. This can be no bet
ter evidenced tnan by the two per-
feet games rolled and the large
number of nearly-perfect cnes.
To two Herbs, Brown and Pepper
went the honor of tossing the 300
scores. George Fleming is another
who came close several times. He
had 299 game and 297 game to
his credit.
Tez Thompson with her 276 and
Lyn Smith with 266 were the
top women boWlers.
Yes. it's easy to see that manv
will have to turn to another snort
now to get their exercise.