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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-11
Crushing Defeat
OF Detroit Ace
Is Upset OF Meet
Columbus. Chicago
And Cleveland
Are Represented
b, MARRIET ROBINSON

Tn Motor city Tennis club OUT
classed their guests from Chicago.
Cleveland and Columbus IN the ali
nual ln,cr-Ciiy Tennis tournament
held Saturday and sunday, July
I and on kronk courts
Rated - having one of the mos
formidable rosters ia ihe middle.
west. the Deiroiters swept the So
rlcs By score Of 40. Columbus
collected "a points the Forest
cry Tennis club, OF Cleveland. L.
and Prairie Tennis club, Of Chic4-
20. l3
Hunter Beaten
The biggest upset OF the tourney
was me overwhelming defeat OF
Clarence Hunter, Dotroits top
player By Maceo Hill OF Columbus,
64 so. Most thrilling was The
match between Hi and Richard
Cunninghanf OF Cleveland. Alta
junior champion Cunningham 5
drive, consistency and placements
trimmed Hill ll-g. as and -
Henry spaulding, number one man
from the Windy City, also lost Ia
Cunningham.
L0max Plays
On Sunday Flora LomaX formei
naiional women's singles champion
who just returned from New York
PLAYED an exhibition doubles maica
with Jack scot; OF Detroit. against
Henry Spauldine and J. Hurd OF
Chicago
Trophy Al Bay
This meet marked the FIRST time
that more than two city teams hay,
NE, az the same time fog the nter-
city matches Sponsors announces
that p en's made by Cleveland ard
Detroit viii not count on the al
ready established trophy in cons
petition hciween these teams II
will be necessary for the TWO q
meet in Cleveland TO decide the
winner OF the Allen trophy
The looal tournament committee
comp ised Nr- f. c. Richards ~
John Oats Pop Johnson and Roth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-11

|Ben T1rp.n Athletic club took the
~ game " a doubleheader with
i Detroit, Eagles, 3 10 0. The sec
u game was incomplete at the
u Of tho second inning with the
6gee leading Z 10 4.
|Thesc games we're played out on
y Eiehi-Miie road in back OF
pie Toms cabin, Saturday. July
burih
|The TAG lineup consisted OF
hNh So portch. Sb. Malone. 1b.
bouas, eb; Brown, RI; Tuff, and
|buny, p.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-11
Motor City Racket Welders Take Inter- City Tournament
WATSON LOSES
DECATHLON
CHAMPIONSHIP

CHICAGO-Bill Watson. former
University OF Michigan track cap
tain and present member OF the
Detroit police force. failed in his
effort 10 regain his decathlol,
championship which he won In
1870. Watson did not defend his
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-11

a total OF 6oI6 points
Watson who he'd the decathlon
championship IN 1910. pushed Ter
viiliger for the title through eight
events but lost good opportunity
20 win when he defaulted IN the
LOU meters.
Watson pulled tendon and re-
tired from the meet after Compel
inc n nine OF he ten events.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-11

title in 1871
Bill Terwiller.
" h ! = =, former
northern Illinois
Teachers College
star Won the
C h a m . ! o D.
ship with a total
of $500 points.
Watson lost by
a small margin
OF 726 points hsv-
IT-rl .eIa
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Entertains forVisitors From
Coast This Weekend

Vas invited TO come in to see DR.
CampDell's beautiful cOlOred motion
Pictures which he took on his re-
ccnt trip to South America
Ciue~'t Included Mr.. and Mrs
Leo DrCeIles, Mr and Mrs. Stan
d Atsin. MasddmcS Estelle Reid
Nora Cooley. Eva Walker, Mary
Jane Neal; the Misses Gladys
Trask Meta Beardsley. Thelma
Garmgn Ha2elle Sorenson, Mar
garet league, Miss leagues moth
er Mrs John f. league of Van
NUya WI is visiting her daughter,
and James Il Rankin and Richard
Huddleston.
Monday night Miss Barsumian
and Miss G2rman entertained at
dinner for MI and Mrs William
Raaka, who with their little son,
William. il, are spending the holi-
days in the valley having an apart
ment next to the Glenn Merrills.
Mr.. Raaka was formerly a teach
er at Wilson school and was head
of the city recreation program last
year. He is teaching in San Diego
this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Soroptimis+s in
Easter Luncheon
And Program

Soroptimists had their annual
easter lunche2n and also de
ightful program when they met in
heir weekly sesslCl Monday noon
at the Barbara worth hotel.
Pastel flowers in turquoise pot
tery vases made charming cen
tcrpiece for the table, Easter eggs
in the same colors and beautifully
Crnamented candy faVOrS which
marked the places. completing the
appointment
Marie Reitz Jenkins. president,
presided, and fer t. program, the
club enjoyed the splendid review
of the popular play, Arsenic and
I'D Lace" presented so capably by
Miss Helen Barsumian of Central
high school Miss BarSumian is
5articularly deft in comedy and she
entertained the members with her
skill in character portrayal and her
handling of the fast FOvine situa-
tiOnS.
Monday afternoon the club met
for a business session to complete
plans for a bridge party to be
given April 6, ;.Ionday in the May
an hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Former Re- siden+s
Visit City

A number CT former valley resi-
dents were in the valley this week.
end including Mr. and MIS-. L. r.
jefferson and r. J. Mcnamara of
san Diego who dropped in to visit
2 number of their friends during
their brief stay.
j. b. Fisher formerly on the staff
Of Wilson school and who is now
teu.hing in Chula Vista is here for
Fastcr vacation as is Miss Dorothy
East. formcrlT teacher at McKin-
Icy school who now is connected
With the san DECO school system.
Mis- Elst is the houso guest of
NJ and Mr.. f. l.. Cooley.
Mrs. AMY Miller is also visiting
il lhe city, coming from Chowchilll
where she has been teaching. Mrs
Miller taught in the valley for a
LUmber Of years.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
t4oI+viIle Club
To Elect

HOLTVII LIE, March % - Holt
vile Senior Womens club is look
ing forward to hearing Mrs. p N
Van Slyck cf FL Centre at the
meeting wednesday,. April l at
p. m in tie aiVic center.
Mrs Van SlycE will repeat the
charming program She gave for the
Ten Thousand club in March, tell
ing Paul Gallico's The SncW
Goose"
Election of officers is the chief
item OF business.
Holtville JuniCr WomcnS cluk
Will also elect Officers at its meet
ing the evening Of April 7 wheu
Miss Hcion Barsuu!an Will give
the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
To CorreIa+e Work
For Ne edy Groups

A group of women representing
various Womcn'S organizations OF
churches in f Centl1 met with the
Rev. Mr.. Dwight Ramage OF the
Home Missions council to discuss
correlation of activities for various
needy groups.
The women met Monday eHrnlae
al the home Of Dr uld MIS-.
George w. Thomas where the
ChriStm Service Fellowship was set
up as an agency whereby this cor
r lation may b. effected.
The Rev. Mr.. Ramage, who Il
missionary to the migrants in the
valley, ably presented the aspects
OF the common challange and the
attitudes of truest hclpfulness.
Projects were discussed and the
following commstee was appointed
tc represent the participating
churches: Mrs. Clyde Durineer
Christian; Mrs. c. f. Sones, Meth
odist; Mrs. Hugh Keating, Baptist;
Mrs. Clyde Dyer Presbyterian, and
Mrs. r. Jones, Foursquare.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31

Two former FL Centro residents,
Miss Ruth Teh.na OF Pomona and
MIS-. Grlyce Perce" OF Grni, 10th
of whom are spending The Easter
holidays n the citr. are being feted
at numb o. parties b. their
friends.
Miss Yehling was formerly 5eCre-
tary for the elementary and the high
schools al. Mrs perce: taught in
the elementary schools. The former
is the house CUES, of Miss BeSs
Troudfcot and Tie latter. of Mrs.
Eve Womer.
The weekend VI" particularly gay
many affairs Welr given III honor
Of the two visitor.
Friday night Miss proudfoot en-
terteined with an "a. home" for
Miss Yehiing. inviting a number
of her frit.,.5 % drcf in for visit
with her.
Saturday afternoon was high
lighted by Il p.enic and Saturday
night MIS-. Womer and Mrs. Fannie
hOClO. = lJltolNltu ll u IJil ~ I!OllOI .
ing both Miss Yehling and Mrs.
Percy, some 30 friends, many of
whom belonged to a sewing club,
spending e evening in sewing and
in conversation, refreshments being
served IT a late hour
Sunday -ncrniAg Miss P-oudfoot
gave Il breakfast complimcnting her
house guest places being marked
for: Miss Yehling, Mrs. Womer, Mrs.
McCrory Mrs. Perez, Mrs. Guy A.
Weakley. Mrs. ESlellc Reid, Mrs.
Mary Jane Ntll. Miss Eva Wilson,
Miss Verna McKtchan of BrLWley
and the hostess.
That evening Miss Yelling and
Mrs. PERCY shar, lonorS II Il dinner
given by Miss Eva Wilson at 1852
Olive avenue, covers being laid for
MeSdameS Eva Walker E5telle Reid
eve Wcmer, Fannie McCrOry, Roy
WcStmorland, Mary Jane Neal, j.
NJ Adair; the .,.lsScS Barbara Per-
cey. JoaA WeStmorland. Betty Jane
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Red Cross Ne eds
Women's S Help

The Red Cross wants help from
Wamen WHO can either knit CT sew.
Monday the FL CCntro chapter
received large shipment Of yarn
from national headquarters with
instructions that it be made up in
tu men and WCmens sweaters for
civilian relief in the war area.
Cons equently there is plenty OF
yarn at headquarters. l20 North
Fifth street, for the women who
want tc help with the project.
Those women who like to sew are
notified that a large number of
garments awaits them at the head
quarters, the various articles hay
ing Eeen cut cut so that tncy are
ready fcg the sewing.
The need for both the knit gar
ments and the others is great and
the Red Cross has made on urgent
request fCr help
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Milk Price Cuts
SOUGHT in State

SACRAMENTO, March 81 up
W J. Kuhrt. chief of the state
bureau cf markets, said today all
milk distributors in the state were
eoing circulari2ed with details CI
proposed economies aimed at re
ducing the price Of milk.
Their Tes~0nSc will be obtained at
series cf meetings. the first Of
which Was held at S,ock;oN la
Week with all parties Cv.dcnen-
cooperation. KUhrt said.
KuhrI set the price reduction ma
ch.lcrH il n.C.lcN several weeks az
otter Coy Culhcrt C,3oN ofdercG
thc state department of aGricul
tma it. takc steps 20 ,u' the pri2e
Of mi, to C@u.umers.
te1.ausl. anuouuced rrlrc r.
dusticGa &rc rIrdtICd To go me
effect I morrow IL six 2outhcl
California AREAS. 80 changes mt
scheduled in the northern part Of
the state
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
SocietyHonors
DR.. Grant

Dr.. Adele Grant of U. 5. c. was
the guest of horcr at banquet
given Friday night by Alpha Omi-
cron chapter of Delta Kappa Gam
ma society in SherWOod's Mrs.
Vignos. who accompanied DE-. Grant
TO the valley. was also guest
Miss Eva Wilson made the place
cards, pressed desert wild flow
erS. which marked the places laid
for Or. Grant, Mrs. Vignos, and the
chapter members: Kathryn Watts.
Alden Maud, Esther Kavanaugh.
Estelle Reid, :. ra Conzett, Fannie
McCrcry, Dorothy Armstrong, Ed
ma Armstrong, Eva Wilson. Mar
garet Hedrick and Blanche Charles.
After the banquet the group at
tended the teachers institute at
Wilson school where Dr.. Grant
gave a fascinating lecture on trees
and shrubs suitable fer planting in
Imperial Valley.
Dr Grant is one Of the state
founders of Delta Kappa Gamma
who officiated at the institution of
Alpha Omicron chapter last Nc
Vember.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Farewell PARTY
For Mrs. Purdy

Hazel Purdy. who is leaving the
valley for Washington, d. c., where
she has received an appointment.
vas guest of honor at 4 dinner
party given Saturday night at the
home Of her sister and brother-in-
law. MI. and Mrs. winston Carroll
# 1853 He'll avenue.
In view Of MIS-. Purdy's appoinl-
ment, the table appointment c2r-
ried Gut a patriotic theme. Attrae
tive bsuquets Of sweet peas ana
r&Stultlums were arranged ~bout
the house
Covers were laid for M and Mrs
Pert PWdy, MI. and MIS-. CHARTS
linn Mr.. and Mrs. Riley EaIcs
Mr. ak MIS-. Tom AtflcbHu2n, M
md MIS-. DelbeYt CHANGERS Nj
and Mis-. Carroll.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Phone 300

One Of the most pOpuar Of the
b4Idra-rlcct is Rotrrt BnrtuoiG-
mc~. dauautcr oI Mr. and Mrs
CHarlfs Bartholomew Of 838 Olive
avenue. whose marriage 10 Robert
". Tackett ,on Of M. and Mr.
Homer G TacEctt VIII be "a eTch'
Il tbs spring
Saturday Ms join r Roberfsoe
0l san Di 20. formerly Of F. CT
tro. and her daughter barbara. eu.
tertaired YJ'a dessert part anG
Eteanuptia ~aoTer f~T NJ BARN
olomcW. the affair taking place IN
taeir san Diego home,
Tables We're Earicul2n'" lot
@liL Their bridal dcoorltionas cen
te'rieoes Of exquisite WaIto eo#es.
With bridal Figures as pIat" cad
Inc dessert repeated th@. motif
Nth IT, Individual beiJr'z cases Iop-
ped by Orange blossoms. abd TIM
hr&rt-shap'd ic" cream mold.
Various cane. were played and
lie manner in WH.cE Dto eIi.a Nela
presented was mO1 un.Gus y Hi4e
flower lot containing a bouquet Ct
multi-eolorcd balloon VS. place.
before the guest Of honor. Who was
instructed to prick the balloons
Each Ole contained a rhyme tell
ing her the hiding place of a gift
and the search for tie present
WAS lots CT fun fer the entire groul.
as they assisted her deciphering the
clues
The guest list fcs the rarty III
! Guided: Mesdamea Oca Kcnah, II
G Tackett, Fannie Wilson Be.
Elakely. Russell WaggOner. Charles
Bartholomew; the Misses Catherine
COray. Evel.n McGrcW Helen Ri
shop of EI Ccmtro; Miss lane NJ
i CamDbell Miss Grorpina Cahtu ot
CaleXieo: McSdumca j. B. Smithers.
Donald w. Kctchru, Charles x
Provence, Paul Hall, Faul Shaw.
TIE Misses Betty Smyer. MARY
Moore. Rosie Fiore, Dawn Whitaker
Harriet webb, Betty Wlllett OF San
Diego.
Both Miss Bartholomew and Mr.
Iackett are graduates Of Central
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Rose-Mesqui+e
Has Me- e+ing

Rose Mesquite home department
met recently at the home Of Mrs.
Claude Morris where Mrs. Pyeatt
and Mrs. Natho conducted a DEM
onstlation on new short cuts to be
used in sewing
In the afternoon Miss Florence
Glenn, home demonstration agent
visited the group bringing with her
Miss Claribel Nye, state leader of
home demonstration agents, who
was on her first official visit to
Imperial Valley
Mrs. Morris served a delicious
luncheon at noon. covers being laid
for 10 eues'&, among whom was
MIS-. Harriet ChriStianson Of Holly
wood a former member
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Hard Of He airing
Society Spe aker

The Effects Of Hearing Impair
ment on the Emotional Life of the
Child" is the subject which willard
p. Hargrave will discuss at an open
meeting of the Society for the Hard
OF Hearing Thursday night, 7:30
o'clock in Harding schools music
room
MI Hargrave is director of the
Auricular Foundation of Los An
geleS and instructor in the 1ounda-
ton school OF audiOlog|.
MI Hargraye has teSed the hear
ing of every child assigned 10 Juy-
emile hall, Los Angeles during the
last three years and his findings
of the effect of different types of
hearino lo s on the personality Of
the child has made juvenile court
authorities aware of this problem.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Gle G Club Gives
Fine Concert

Girls glee club of the Los An
9eles Bible Institute gave a splendid
conc ert Monday night at the State
Street Christian church. This group
of % Well-trained voices is directed
by Herbert G. Tovey, one-time di-
.octor OF tine Chapman college Mems
and " mes {. e club. anC now
director for the institute. He is also
a noted composer
A pot luck dinner was given for
the girls and members and friends
ii the c..urcn prior to the concert
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Clubs
Society
CALENDAR
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Central Labor council, 1870, Labor
temple
I. Y. Symphony, 7:3O, J. {. audi
torium
Non Com guard officers, 30,
stadium
WEDNESDAY
Holy week service, 10, st. Paufs
Mt. Signal, lO:30, VI. Gibson home
Acacia, 1890, l.. 0. Wilabec home
Holy week service, l2:05-l, Pres
byterian church
p. +. o. Reciprocity, l2:3O. Del
Rio club, BraWiey
Harding P.-T.Ao 2, church
Women's club, ,, IiCltville civic
center
Ball game, >, stadium
Cantecn aid class, 2:l5, high school
Butchers, 7:30, Labor temple
City council, 7:30, city nall
Dinner, dance, 1880, Eagles hall
State guard, 7:30, stadium
Nutrition class, :, 10000 club
Passover, :, Jewish temple
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Parents Section
Studies 7 estin9

VaIioUg me5hOds Of testing hear
ing Will be studied at the meeting
5f thr newly formed Parents sec
Ion Of the l. V. Society for the
Hard Of Hearing Thursday, 2:30
pm IL tine music room of Wilson
school
Speakcr/ will be Willard B. Har-
crave. director of the Auricular
Foundation of Los Angeles and in
-tuctor in the school of audiology
: tie foundation: Charles Ball,
aonsnl'lnt, and Mrs Margaret Rad
chffe. speech reading teacher and
audiomctrlSt
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Program for Holy
Week Service

TIE Rev. Mr. II. 3. Ch2llca oI lie
Second Baptist church will Pc
side at the union Holy Week Sc
iices Wednesday, noon at the Pre-.
Gyterian church, this series Ct da1lY
services being sponsored by the e''N
ministerial association and open le
all interested.
Zone Patterson North will az
rs orSanist, the Christian chmch
viii supply the music which viii
include vocal duot by WAna
Jean IaI;ey and Betty 10 Brmno2
md the Rev Mr. E, l. Cartcr viii
have the meditation. Christ IN th9
silence" And He Departed and
aid Himself From Them"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
acui+y Wives
Have Party

Central faculty wives wore tht
guests Monday night of Mrs. Guy
y Wcaklcy, Mrs. Chester Gilpin and
Nrs Oia Gresham who entertained
thsn a dinner mt the California
hoJa}. the group later meeting at
lhe Wrdk.tN residence, IFS South
5i&ih. tor an evening OF Games.
Miss Ruth Yehln2 and Mrs. Rear
don were guests and the members
present in addition to the three
bo,leascs, were: Mes.iames Har2id
PacAwood S. Emmitt Allen, Stan
d Atkiu, Louis Eirnbaum, Gerald
Damtrlom Guy l.. Hatch, Gerald
shepherd, G.. Spencer Eugene Wa
teIman.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Can+e en- Unit TO
Ne ct W. dne sday

Members ol the El Centre ca
teen unit OF the S1.op,mia. ca.o
md Ii others interested IN attend
ing, will meet "Wednesday uoon. =
o'clock il the California 'o'c' 1 =
l lenc'loon at Whieh the iufd1f
plans OF thn prcagam for th9
service mems cautccu VIII re d1i-
ctlssed. The Canto-n M, NO" ope.-
atcd two Wccekcnds and has net
with marked success.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Change Date of
Club Party

Since the next bridge luncheon
At the Ten Thousand club, if held
on its usual date, the first Thurs
iay Of the month. would fall in
Holy Week, the club has postponed
mat party until April %.
On that day the closing event
III TIE anuual series will take place
nd tournament prizes will be
awarded as well as these in the
daL.S plaN.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
New Arrivals at
Ci+yFiospi+aI

New babies at the FL Centre Aos-
pital are those born:
t. Mr.. and MIS-. Lee CrcEsn2W
March %. a girl, seven pounds. > z.
ounces:
To Mr.. and Mrs Ralph McE"ea
March 30. boy, seven pounds. ! .
ounces,
To Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. col
lings, March 80, a Girl, SIX pounds
H. ounces.
To MI and Mrs. Melvin Fowler
March 81, a siYl, seven pounds II
ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31

DR.. w G.. Campbell, professor of
education at the University of
Southern California, with Mrs
Campbell and the other members
in their party, dined sunday night
with Miss Helen Bars'mlIan at her
apartment
After dinner a group OF teachers
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
CaIexico Women's S
Council Meeting

Women's Council Of the Cale%ico
Methodist church will meet Wed
nesday at 2 p. m. in the church
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
Bridal Shower Given Saturday
ForRoberta Bartholomew

hIqh school where both were promi-
not m SCHOOL activities Miss Bas-
tholomcW is in her second year of
Junior college and is also teaching
music Mr. Tackett is connected with
tie Bank Of America
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
AnnOunc emenTs
Of Ne etinos

Mt. Signal line department will
meet Wednesday. April |, at 1890
4. m. at the home Of Mrs Nav Glib
son the faImer JC2 Goft home near
the Mt Signal school Miss Fl5r-
encc Glenn hcmo dcmcnStraJica
AGENT will be pre- cat To- ne meet
ing and there will b2 a pot "nch-
cOn at nC'n.
Acacia homa department viii
NEE wednesday at !O::3O am. at
the l.. O. Wilabcc home with MIS-.
Wilabee and MI. Paul Wilabcc rs
nostasse5 Miss Florcucr Glenn,
home demonstration agcn, viii be
present tc discuss the short cuts IN
sewing PROJECT.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
anyWeekend Parties Given
For Former Residents

Womer Meta Boardsley, Verna Ne.
Keehan. BeSs FrouGfoot the tWO
guests Of honor and the hostess
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31
News I+ems About
Valley Residents

Betty Jane and Florence Mitchell
from Nontebello are spending the
Easter vacation in the valley as
the guests of the L. A. Gems of
FL Centre and the w. D. ConnS Of
CaleXicO.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31

Mrs. Carl Bethurm and two
daughters, Barbara and Beverly,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs Den
Camrbcll in El Centre this week.
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Bethuum
are sisters.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-31

Among the students who are home
from college for the holidays are
Dawn Whitaker, daughter of DR..
and MIS- F. A. Whitaker who at
tends San Diego State and Laurence
Cook of Occidental, son of Mrs
John Cook.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-29
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF GARRETT
COUNTY, ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR
OF 1941, FOR PUBLICATION AS REQUIRED BY
CHAPTER ia OF THE LAWS OF 1889.
STATEALENT OE MISUNDERSTANDING A.

STATEMENT OF RECEIPTs-EXHIBTT A.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-17
HALT BUSES
IN DETROIT
FOR STRIKE
Are Warned by
Union Chief that Ae-
lion Dangerous

DETROIT, July 17-Motor bus
Operators striking contrary to the
advice of their, AFL union Leaders
halted buses on Detroit's east side,
elected striking drivers and
forced passengers to alight.
Many of the passengers were en-
route to jobs in war plants and Of
lice buildings and were left strand
ga Sas buses were operating at a
damned capacity.
Alter these instances of forcible
interruption of bus schedules, po-
lice received a general order to ar
rest on sight anyone found inter-
fering with the buses.
The strikers complained about
what they said is undue delay in
arbitration proceedings. Edward Nc
Morrow, International Vice Presi-
dent of their union, told the work
ers that strike action would be
dangerous, foolhardy, illegal, ire
sponsible and unpatriotic."
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-17
FROM
In'UNALA5KA HERE
FROM SOUTH

-Four Aleut young women, who
were hospital attendants in the Of
flee of Indian Affairs at Unalaska,
arrived in Juneau early this week
after having been evacuated from
Unalaska to Seattle, together with
others on the staff of the bombed
hospital.
The young women, who assisted
in removing patients from the hos
pital during the attack, were I'M
harmed as was the entire staff.
Their trip to Seattle was the
first trip any of the native Aleut
women had made outside of Alas
ka and their interest in the city
was keen. During their stay in
Seattle they stopped at the Frye
Hotel under the care of nurses from
Unalaska.
In Juneau they are working at
the Government Hospital while
waiting to get word of their friends
and relatives of Unalaska. The
young women who arrived back in
Alaska by steamer from Seattle are
Martha Tutiakoff, Josephine Fish
er, Alma Foster and Rose Thomas.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-17
Brooklyn
Drops One
Tothitago
Carl HubbeII HurIs New
York 10 Win-Vdnder h
Nicer 10 Showers
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS

After dropping the first game Of
doubleheader to Chicago before a
crowd of nearly 10000 fans, Brook
lyn battlcd back yesterday to VIC
tory in the fiercely fought nightcap
in which % players were used by
the, two clubs. a
Carl Hubbell hurled New York TO
victor last night over Pittsburgh
Hubbell gave up only two hits un-
til the ninth inning when Johnny
Barrett tripled and Elbie Fletcher
singled. chasing in Barrett to home
and giving the BUGS their only run.
Cincinnati collected eleven hits off
five Boston pitchers yesterday 20
beat the Braves who drove Johnny
Wander Nicer from the hill in the
first inning with three run rally.
Ernie Lombari homered in the
seventh inning yesterday and Stan
Benjamin scored on Danny Litwhil-
ers' high infield bounder in the
tenth inning to give the scrappy
Philadelphia a triumph over st.
Louis.