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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
KATHLEEN LAWSON sPLAsHEs AWAY FROM THE WALL DURI


FIRST RAcE-seoo. claiming. t-ysar-
olds and UP. y mile:
Rusty Gold CRobertson) $40 500 $50
Highscope (MacAndrew) $50 80
Earisboro Martini TOO
Time / :2e 3-5, off 2:i7.
Last Rose, Myrna. Cornwalih, Cato and
eimkoe also ran.
SECOND RAcE-Ssoo. claiming. s-ysar
oids, \ mile
|Keekee Loweb $40 40 80
Baby Gold (Johnson) 1870 7.2t
BeIique tCillespteD b.2(
Time 1881. off 2:i7h.
JEWELS own, Tats's Boy. Gomez. Skip
pers Mate, My Banjo, KArlspar and Min
rab also ran.
THIRD RAcE-ssoo, claiming. 4-ysar-
cherriko lHiglsy) $40 $50 2.so
Roman Descent
(Lemmons) $50 800
Time /: 2s 3-o. off 5:i7h.
David b. Jr., Tuseo. Light Tide, Jay
Bee Dee and skagway also ran.
FOURTH RAcE--ssoo. claiming. 4
year-oids and up. lie miles:
tcommixion tHiEiey) 1920 1920 10.
tAmbo (Murphy) $50 100 o.0C
Lactose (Johnson) 6.sC
Time ! 50 SIS off 3:ss.
Gambit. Eleventh Hour, Hope Diamond
Chocolate Maid. Deep Rock, Purling Ligh
and Ocean Bound Also ran.
tDead heat for first.
FIFTH RACE-si. 900. handicap. 3-ysar
olds and up, - mile:
Equistar (Lemmons) $50 $50 10
IT. ~. Dorset (Cuertn) b.20 ST
Cant Lose (AacAndrew) 800
on 4;23h.
Ballinderry. valdina Groom. o. X. Nui
len, Cam Fin and Crossbow also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-yi. 500. handicap. 3-year
olds and up. ! lis miles:
Three clovers (Franklin) 900 40 2.e(
Relious (Hgley) $40 800
IVaidina Paul (AaeAndrew) 7.e(
Time 1851, off 4:b3h.
vinum, Bob's Way and One jest also ran
SEVENTH RACES. 900. claiming.
yeaT-olds and up, " mile:
Hi Gold (Oros) $50 $50 30
New Highlander (Highley) b.40 80
Panorascope (Cuerin) OBJ
Time 80, off b:2t.
Weisenheimsr Three Bangs, Ysstsryea
and Rolling Bail also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-ssOo. claiming, i-yssr
Odds and up, 1-l6 miles:
Wee Scot (Haycock) 1880 100 -
Two Ply (Robertson) $50 q
stand BY (Guerin) 30
Time 1881 as, of 554h
Yondell f., Borders Boy, Sweet story
Bosky Dell, ADDRESS and Caekle Tim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Navy TO Shift Teller
FOR MONDAY
FOR MONDAY

NORFOLK, Va, May 9 CUP).-
Bob Feller, former strikeout king
of the Cleveland Indians and now
a chief specialist at the naval
training station here, will be trans
ferred to the naval training sta
ton at Newport, r. l.. il was re-
vealed today by Capt. II. A.
Mcclure. commander OF the Nor
folk station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Churchill Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-ssoo, claiming. s-ysAr-
olds and Up. y mile:
'Prince o'Aars
lBorton) 37.AO 100 $50
Little Kingpin (stnckler) 40 $50
'Black Flame (Hust) 800
Time 1914 Us. off 2:l0.
yankee Notion. Sky Dog. In Range.
Double Value. Clarcarole. Paiturf. Brown
Slave Henry Greenock and Brother Jim
also ran.
'F1eld.
SECOND RAcE-Ssoo. claiming. 7-year
pld msid sa.s, W Ti.s ESQ 400 "a
Distant Light tAdanls) $40 So
Country Style tGeorge) 3.o'
Time 1901, off 2:t0.
Downs Maid. Permiso, Greenoek,s Son
Count Traumer, Ebony Edgs. 'Byenanee
Flint Seth, selma Face and Port Wiede
also ran.
sField.
THIRD RACES, 900. claiming. S-year.
a RIs. and tA up, mile 1910 1920 500
Flash Town (seurloek) 3i.eo 1000
Cal Ann (Ryan) SIC
Time 1913 off 5:1ih.
Fox, Liberty Lad and justice II. also ran
FOURTH RACES. 900. claiming. e.
year-olds and up, III miles:
Jumping Jill tAngaier) SEQ 500 go
Tedder (Adams) $50 Sac
Alspur tCruickshank) $50
Time ass LIS, off $40.
Royal Polly, Lonely Road. Hildur Beat
and Train Time also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-sl. 900 Handicap. 5-yssr
olds and up. sh furlongs;
Polymelior tHust) $3.50 $50 80
Enthrall tWeidaman) go so
Raphael II (Wielander) 36
Time 1913 as. OF 4:10h.
smacked, Meggy and Jack Twink ais
ran.
SIXTH RACES, 900 Added, "Kentuel,
Oaks" 3-year-old lilies. LIS miles:
Miss Dogwood (Adams) $50 $40 rs
Questvive (GeorgeD $40 80
Miss Glamour (Bodiou) ga
Time 1:t7, on 4:l2h.
Glory. Gold Princess, Emolumsnt, Lad,
Romery, Sis Baker and Halcyona also ran
'Fieid.
/ SEVENTH RAcE-s1 900, claiming, 4
year-olds and up, 1 lis miles:
stem-Winder (Weidaman) also 100 IS
Swain (Adams) 400 "a
Fetchet Oyer 10
i Time i:i7 as. off 5:i7h.
! Bonnie Andrew. Chatted, Burning Stitch
Batter and Brutus also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE,-si. 900. claiming, 4
ysar-olds. lis miles:
First Drsftee (Bodiou) 3.70 80
Gingall (Anifantis) IS
II Time las LIS, on SEA.
4 UrawInner, Milo, Gay Kit, Pompirn
Swoosh and Here Now also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Miss Dogwood Wins
Kentucky Oaks

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 9
CINS).-Miss Dogwood today won
the $1,000 added Kentucky Oaks
at mile and one-sixteenth for
three-year-old fillies at Churchill
Downs.
The winner, which was favored
beat out Questive and Miss Ola.
mour. with a LAT clocking for
the distance. Miss Dogwood paid
$3.50, $500, $3.50. Questive paic
IS 20 and $40 and Miss Glamour
lS5 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Jamaica Results
FOR MONDAI

FIRST RACE-t1. 500, claiming, 2-year-
old msidsn,. y mile; -. - a,
Fos '' q Woe WAN '' 7.sO $40
Felsway (Meade) 40
Time / :ol. off 7:osh.
No shSs h Ass f Ep.Ts s sns outcome n
also ran.
SECOND RAcE-s1. 500. claiming. =
Blended Blended We'll ecoal,S is7.oo $3.50 q so
Caroline =. (CrowtherD $40 40
Toss Up (Neves) $40
Time I;ol as. off 2;43h. ..,..
Maid, Light Chaser, Diah. Redoubled, Oar.
Ing. Bulrushes and Jimar also ran.
THIRD RAcE-,i. 500. claiming. 4-yesr.
stevAda (Wahier) 1870 1910 40
Ferocity (Keiper) 7.60 $50
Zaeharias (WalD $50
Tsttler. supreme Ideal and Buckle Up also
ran.
FOURTH RAcE-sI. 500. allowances, s.
Port.r's Girl (Robertson) $50 $50 2sO
Song o. War (Clingman) $50 40
salto (kcCreary) $50
Liste, Lawyers Light, Cortege. Bulrush,
Court Manners and sieyon also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-sl5. 900 added Grey Las
Handicap" 3-year-olds and UP, 1h miles
Marriage uongden) 1890 $50 $50
market Wise Quietly ESQ 3.1O
tBoysy (Meade) $50 $40
Time 1854, OF t:73h.
The Rhymer, Pictor. Cramps. 'staretor,
Waller, lola Rose, Our Boots and sir
Marlboro also ran.
tDead heat for second.
'Field.
SIXTH RACE-S7. 500. added, clau c
Handicap, 3-year-olds and up. 3-16 miles
Welcome Pass (Neves) 10 $50 $40
a-Itabo (Rooertson) 2.90 $40
lA-Arr6nne Woods (Skelly) $40
Time 1859, off 5:O3h.
! Devils crag. Dusky Fox and City TAX
also ran.
i a-Mills entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-S1 500. claiming. s.
lyear-olds and up / lis miles
Notes (McCreafy) 1910 $50 40
Al Play (Loveridge) 11.o0 $50
lfnconceivable L(Clingman) 500
4 Time 1:47 3-5. on 5:3eh.
| Brown Gal strolling In, Misting, star
Of Psduia, Livslyhood and Mark also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Municipal Open
Sof+balI League
MONDAYS GAMES
EAST sIDE-RED DIVISION

Navy va. Our Lady Of Help. at Eimwwod
No. 4.
Bourgeois vs.. AIS, at Pingree No. 4.
Cooper vs. Hearts, 1T 81. Clair No. I.
Michigan Steel w. Transfers, At Berry
No. 2.
Packard W.. Car Wood. at Lodge No. l..
Hudson vs.. Local No. Z. at Bradley
No. /.
EAST sIDE-BLUE DIVISION
Zenith Local No. 1o4 W. Berry. At
Lodge No. 2.
Gabriel Richard vs.. Maroons. at Gal
lagher No. 1.
J. La Hudson VS.. saxons, at Pingrss
No. 2
Crowiey's va Local No. 1b4, at ct.
Clair No. 2.
Metro. vs.. National, at Chandler No. ..
WEST SIDE
western No. 5.
Detroit Association Of the Deaf w. For
Wayne, at Clark Park No. /.
Birwood w. Calomanony, at Northwest
lerr No. 9.
Thinker vs.. Vince. at Northwestern No 4
Murray va. Browaslski, At Northwestern
No. 3.
Twist prin No. til vs.. Northwestern
at Codd No. l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Custer Nine Opens
By Beating Spartans

EAST LANSING, May e.-The
Fort Custer team opened its base
ball season this afternoon with q
4-2 victory over Michigan State
The Army nine, coached and LED
by Ken Sylvestri, former New
York Yankee catcher. punched two
of their hits in the second inning
with a pair of walks and an error
TO score three runs, enough to win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Marriage Takes
Grey Lag Cap

JAMAICA, N. Y, May 9 (UP).-
n. A. towards Marriage proved
the best mudder in a field OF IL
which contested the $4,000 Grey
Lag Handicap at Jamaica today
and pounded to a three-length VIC
tory while Market Wise and Boysy
finished in a dead heat for second.
Marriage, a 6-year-old son of
lStrolling Player whom Coward
claimed for $1,000 last fall, carried
Johnny Longden TO his victory,
which had a net value of $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Bowlers Aid Navy Relief

Commerce Pattern Mite Bowling
League donated $3.50 left in il:
treasury, to the Navy Relief So.
Iciety campaign. F. d. McGoverr
is president and ]. F. Jirak, secre-
Itary-treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Pimlico Results

FIRST RACE-Sl 600, claiming, 4.year-
old, and up. steeplechase', 2 miles; 90
Dundrilin (Roberts) 40 2.50
Bagpipe (HelicuO 2.60
Time 1851. off 1900
African Boy, Judges Bid and Captain
Bill also ran.
SECOND RAcE-slO 900. allowances. 2
year--olds, "a furlongs:
GlorianA (TrenO $50 $50
Little Wizard (EadD 4.20
Time 50 is. off 2:36h.
Bold Salute. Quarter Time. Rock knight,
Gold Retriever, Wishihadagal and Euehre
also ran.
THIRD RACES. 600. claiming. I.yssr.
olds and up. lie miles:
Avesta CLynch) 100 $50 $40
supreme Speed lRobertD 800 $40
Nightly 4im. ! 90 ~ ~, au,u. 40
Two Aces, Grand Duke, Residue, Radio
DIZZY Dame and Cartridge also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-Sl, 900. allowances. s.
year-olds, q mile:
spare Man (Arcaro) 40 $40 2.eo
Blue Steel (rrenD 500 $50
Bola Novice (scocca) 500
Time 1:i2. off 3:46h.
Ike, Kant Delay, Church Supper. Gratis.
Many Lands, hex, Distant and YORK River
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Si. 500. General Mac
Arthur Handicap, 3-year-olds and up, "A
mile:
Warloek (Decamnlls) 40 2Io 2.30
tCape Cod Lynch 2l0 ESQ
tAbrasion (GonEaleI) 40 2.50
Time 1:11 rs, on i:17.
High Command and Blue Twink also ran.
tDead heat for second.
SIXTH RAcE-S50, 900 added. Preakness
Stakes, 3-year-olds, / 3-l6 miles:
Alsab (James) $40 $40 $40
REQUESTED (Haas) $40 $40
tSun Again (Eads) 400 $40
Time 1857, new Preakness record), off
I4:57.
s.Devn Diver, Apache. Fair Can. Do
mingo, a-shut out, Valdina orphan and
Colchis also ran.
/ fDead heat for second.
a-Greentree entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Si. 500, Class c
Handicap. 3-year-ods and up, lis miles
lGondalina (RobertsD 1890 40 3S0
Alaking (Arcarol $50 2.S0
e-Porter's Cap Haas 2eo
Time 1914 As off SAL.
Devalue, Westnesia. c-Yankee Dandy He
Rolls and Filsteo also ran.
cHoward entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Sl 900. claiming. e.
year-olds and UP, Ia miles:
Gentle Savage
Crawford SO 3 30 80
Bull whip tTrenD $50 40
Misrule (Berg) $40
Time 50 is. on 6;2i.
Biockader. Iron Bar. County Cork,
lGuardsman and Silver Rocket also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Lion Coach Has
Elbow Operation

CHICAGO, May 9 (INS).-Bill
Edwards, head coach of the
Detroit Lions Of the National
Football League, underwent an
elbow operation today in Wesley
Memorial Hospital. He is expected
to be released from the hospital
late next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Eagle on Long Hole

Judge Herbert p. Schendel
scored the first 2 on the 420-yard
fifteenth hole at Crosse lie Golf
and Country Club. Saturday.
Judge Schendel's drive went 240
yards and then played a No. 4
wood into the hole for an eagle. He
was playing with Hugh Williams,
Charles Brethen and George
IGenthe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

a, I,ori, oiO 600 100
Cincinnati OlO zlO Olx-a
Runs-w Cooper ?. II. Mccormick.
Marshall y. Mccormick. Craft, Joost'
Errors-sanders. w. Cooper, y. MeCor'
mick VAndermeer Runs batted IN
w. Cooper. Crespi. Craft, Hsmssy 2.
az. Mccormick scored on Cooper'A error
In ffth, Craft scored on a wild pitch BY
Moor, Cooper. Haas, Craft. Three base
hits-M Mccormick, Hemsley. Home
run-Cooper. Double play-Joost 70 Frey
10 r. Mccormick Struck out-By Dick
son /, by Krist 2, BY Vandermeer z:
BASES on bAus-off Cumbsrt !. off Kris,
/ wild pitch-Gumbert. Hits-of Gumber'
8 In 5 innings, off Dickson o In i inning
OFF Krist in 2 innings. Losing pteher-
Gunbsrt LeQ on baseS-St. Louis 5. OF
Cincinnati s. Tlme-2:03 Umpires-Reardof
and Goetz. Paind attendance-3.2e2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Football STYLE

The Creighton basketball team
calls signals for various plays
both on a jump-up and when
carrying the ball down the court
on the offense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Reds Find Way
To Beat Cards

CINCINNATI, May 9 (UP).--
Southpaw Johnny Wander Nicer
walked no batters, hit none and
made no wild pitches today while
hurting the Cincinnati Reds TO
their first 1912 victory over the
ST. Louis Cardinals, So. He
famed seven, Ray Sanders three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Narraqansetf Results

FIRST RAcE-sl.o00 claiming. 4-year-
olds and up. ! 3.ie miles; 80
Cove Spring (Atkinson) $50 $40
Idle Fancies tPierson) 1890
Time 2:01 as. off 2:31m.
Mshietts. sicsieSiii. LovicS. Old River and
Bonsible also ran.
SECOND RAcE-s1, 900. claiming. B
Arthur Murray CBalaski)s.7o 500 400
Macks Miss (Brunelle) 400 $40
What Excuse (HowelD 40
Time Ia A a,S, on S S;o2h srr,,.w,v No
Dough. Vain Beauty, Our win and Ripplet
also ran.
THIRD RAcE-sl, 900. claiming. 4-year-
Dinner Jacket (snyder) 1880 $50 80
Rissa. (HowelD 40 500
Bow Low (Moore) $50
Time l:12 lis, off 3:33H.
Wika. Pernelle. Paddy, Dainty Ford.
Cadet Bob, Flag orland, Betty's Broom.
Chance Run and Street Arab also ran.
FOURTH RACES, 900, claiming. s.
year-olds, x mile:
Aibatross CBrunneile) 800 2.3o
cs &sni ,M ,9y. 80, Ana %7O
shrimpie. Nisflying, Mandate and Miss
sungino also ran.
FIFTH RACES, 600, claiming. I-year-
olds and up, u mile.
year-olds and up. y mile;
MIX Punch tAtkinson) $40 SO
Fritz (Maschek) $40
4 Time 1912 IS. off 4:33H.
| Matehup, Boredom, Straw Hat, cinesar
and Balmy Spring also ran.
SIXTH RACES, 900 added. Blackstone
Valley Handicap, 3-year-olds and up, y
Sweet Willow CHoweID $40 $50 80
DoublrAb (Lndberg) $50 $40
Challamore (Nora) $40
Time 1911 rs. off 5;o4h.
Allegro, Taking Ways. Watch over and
Daily Delivery also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-sl, 200. allowances. 3.
Iyear-olds, a mile:
Y One (HowelD $40 $40 2 Sc
Mixer (JohnSton) $40 2.0o
Layavay tRyan) ESQ
Time liz is, off 5:34n.
Ended, strolling Easy and coholga also
ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-Si. Ooc. claiming, D.
lyear-olds. mile and 10 yards:
Shasta Man (Delara) 40 400
Alibi Babe (BatesI $50
Time 1:45 Is OF 6:o3h.
zelleen Zee. Crab Apple, caboodle, Miss
Anaconda and Marry also ran.
NINTH RAcE-s1 600, claiming, Agar
ODDS and up, 3-l6 miles:
Bedrock Canyon
! (Atkinson) l440 7.30 SO
Clapair (Ryan) $50 4.5C
Cuckoo (McMullen) 4.4C
Time 2:01 is, off 6:36.
| Eselkay, American Money. Erin's Sun
strident. Reign Ne. Gigi. Port Spin, ouer'
Gus and Fastener also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Discouraged Owners

Owners who shipped in for previ.
Gus meetings were disheartened by
such triumphs as that OF Dolly
Val. which came in for the From.
tier Handicap in 1888 on the
Thursday before the race and was
on her way with her Chicago own.
ers the Sunday morning after her
victory at 40 TO in the $4,000
event.
There have been many similar
invasions, such as those of Kirby
Ramsey with the good horse
Mucho Gusto. But the owners who
ship in this year will know their
horses won't have 10 buck super
stars who have just come in for
the big races.
The result, according TO Henry
has been that instead of Is or sc
per cent cancellations in stable
reservations, as is usually the case
only two stables have wired they
will not be here. One was ar
Argentine turfman who can't get
his six horses up here bv boat
The other was a Kentuckian who
wanted TO split his stable between
Detroit and Chicago. sending some
OF the best horses there. "All OF
none" he was told.
Detroit will be strongly repre-,
sented by Charles T. Fisher
Dixiana Farm. the Tall Trees
Stable OF Mrs. Frank j. Navin and
the big stable of James Powers
Detroit automobile dealer. among
others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Track 10 Have
Best Horses
In It's History
Big Stables Come
From Texas. Kentucky.
Coast for Meet
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

With two $4,000 stakes in the
Frontier and Governors Handi-
caps as the chief prizes and IL
races at 5000 among the other
juicy turf plums, the Detroit Race
Track has attracted the largest
and strongest group of handicap
horses in its history for the meet
ing which opens May %, racing
secretary Charles F. Henry de-
clared Saturday.
The Detroit secretary Is proud
OF the big stables from Texas,
Kentucky and California that. are
already beginning TO arrive but he
Is prouder of the fact that these
stables intend to remain for the
entire 73-day meeting. They will
maintain a high grade of racing
for the meet, not only for the big
weekend events, according to
Henry.
A change In the policy OF the
Detroit track TO prevent owners
from shipping in turf stars to grab
the big purses-and then ship out
lis responsible for the change.
Henry believes, together with an
average boost Of $1,000 a day in
purses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Crosby String Coming

Bing Crosby's horses. 10 of them
will be here under trainer Albert
johnson.
''Bing has some pretty fair
horses In La Tonga and Swingy
Wingy," says Henry. "And his
Permiso and Home Cookin'
wouldn't surprise any one by
winning. We're glad to have
them"
Sam Briskin, general manager
Of Columbia Pictures, is another
Of the movie colony TO be repre-
sented. He will have sever
horses carrying his colors here
including the handicap horses
Camp Verde, Red Flannels anc
Shantytown.
The big stable Of f. II. Beezley
West Coast turfman, is already
here from Narragansett Park
with the world record holder
Grasshopper II. among its stars
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-17

toes. Lower stomach and hips to
the floor, keeping elbows straight.
Repeat five times.
For slenderizing the hips and
thighs, rolling routines are excel
lent. Holding shoulders flat against
the floor, cross right leg over left
above the knee, then bring right
foot upward till it is perpendicular
with your body. Feel the muscles
of the right leg pull and stretch.
Keep right hip and thigh pressed
firmly against the floor. Reverse,
crossing left leg over right.
Rolling Routine
Of course, correct posture is one
of the musts for good abdomen
muscles. But it is very hard to
maintain good posture through the
lower torso when you have flabby
stomach muscles. You might at
tack the muscles difficulty first,
and then practice walking with
head erect, shoulders square, and
backbone straight - no eXaggerat-
ed hollow in the center of your
backbone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-17
Program Is Given
At TilestOn Meet

The Tileston Parent-Teacher as
sociation met for the regular :ses-
sion last week at the schoolhouse.
Mrs. Robert Dannenbaum, pro-
gram chairman, presented a very
entertaining and inspirational pro-
gram.
AS project, completing a unit
of study on Greek life, a number
of eighth grade students under the
direction of Mr.. Irwin, history
teacher, and Mrs. Snipes, music
diector, prepared the tableaux
portraying works of Greek art.
Following the program the usual
business session was held. A drive
for trays for the cafeteria, contrib
uted by patrons of the school, was
decided as an immediate project
for the association.
A welcome to the parents was
given by J. W. Grise, principal of
the school. Mr.. Grise pointed out
the affect the changing conditions
in Wilmington have had on the
schools. He outlined and discussed
the curricular of the school, the
opportunities afforded each child
by the school and asked the COOP
Grafton of the parents in adjust
ing certain existing conditions
which do not contribute to the well
fare of the school and the chill
dren.
Mr.. Best's seventh grade was
the attendance award winner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-17
MIND YOUR MANNERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answering the fol.
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
1. Should you hang up your own
clothes when you are a guest in
a hotel, or strew them all over
the room and expect the maid
to hang them up?
2. If you stop at a small hotel
and find the service is not as good
as in the large hotels, should you
complain about it?
8. If you are stopping in a ho-
tel, should you use a typewriter
late at night?
| 4. When you leave hotel
should you take all the writing
paper from the desk?
S. If clerk in store offers
to wait on you and you do not
want anything, should you say,
'No, thank you''?
What would you do if
You are going to do quick
errand in your car
(a) Take a neighbor's chile d
along with you without asking his
mothers permission?
CD Don't take the child unless
you are sure his mother doesn't
object to his riding with anyone
and then be sure to ask her
permission?
Answers
1. You should hang up your own
clothes.
2. No.
3. Not unless it is really noise
less.
4. No. Use it while you are
there-but don't carry it away.
5. Yes.
Better "What Would You Do"
solution-tb).
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-17
Formal Ball
Will Be Given
AtCampDaviis
Officer Candidates Of Class
Al Will Entertain At
Gala Event

A mid-term ball will be given
by the Officer Candidates of the
class of forty-one at Camp Davis
on Wednesday evening of this
week.
The event will be formal and
will begin at $3.50 o'clock in the
popular service club at the post.
Girls members of the dance club
have been invited to attend this
event which promises to be a gala
event Of the week. The popular
band of Camp Davis will render
the music for dancing throughout
the evening.
Girls planning to attend must
meet at the Woodrow Wilson hut at
Fourth and Princess streets not
later than 7:30 p. m. in order to
leave for the post in special buses.
Chaperones will be Mrs. Preston,
Mrs. Herbert Cavenaugh, Mrs. j.
Frank Hacker, Mrs. Winston
Broadfoot, Mrs. W. G. Broadfoot,
Mrs. Julian Morton, Mrs. James
Thomason and Mrs. Bradley.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-17
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Service Staff Writer

Now is the time for the expert
touch in makeup, in protec.
tive routines, in every department
OF personal grooming.
Fifth Avenue salons are doing
a brisk business in home care
courses which are intended to
teach the lady who takes them
some really basic facts about car
ing for her looks simply and ex-
rertly. It's one good idea to take
course of this kind if you DOS
sibly can.
II you cannot find the dollars
for one, between saving for war
conds and for taxes, it would be
worth your while to go in and get
a good scalp treatment and facial
and watch how it's done. Learn
from the operators methods. This
WILL make your own routines
more efficient and also more in
teresting to perform.
You might talk. to your hair
dresser before you go ahead with
your same old hairdo. If you have
feather cut already. spend q
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-17
Five Wilmington
Boys Make Honor
Roll At College

WAKE FOREST, Nov. 16.-Eigh-
ty-four Wake Forest college stu
dents were listed on the mid-se-
1nester honor roll released today
by Registrar Grady S. Patterson.
This number constitutes 10 percent
OF the student body. Distribution
according to classes numbers 13
freshmen, "a sophomores, "a jul
hlors, and % seniors.
those listed have 'B" averages
Or better, and there are four stu
cents with 'A" averages: Charles
y. Giles of Lexington, Ladd w.
hamrick. Jr., of, Kings Mountain,
Elizabeth Jones of Wake Forest
ana Edwin G. Wilson of Leaks
vile.
Students from Wilmington listed
on the mid-semester honor roll
are:
Samuel Behrends, Jr., A. M. Al
qefman, Jr.. William K. Craig,
lanes G. Middleton and John w.
oiAlol, all of Wilmington.