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Evening star., 1942-06-28
Kraft Beuts Strunuhun,
Gains TN. Golf Finul
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, June 27.-Giant
Killer John Kraft of Denver, pasted
3 and 2 defeat on l9-year-old
Frankie Stranahan. the pride of the
Toledo Inverness Golf Club, in a
semifinal match today, thus assuring
new champion in the 42d annual
trans mississippi tournament.
Irl Oliver of Kansas City, edged
out an extra-hole victory over Daryl
Schoonover, Kansas State amateur
king from Topeka, to win his way
into tomo1roW'S 36-holo tati0 match.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
ToIbert to Meet Seguru
In Tri-Stute Tennis
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED PreSS.
CINCINNATI, June 27.-Billy
Talbert of Cincinnati. had his tennis
game working with mechanical pre-
cision today and defeated Alejo
Russell of Argentina, in a tri-state
tournament semi final match 6-1,
53, 60.
Talbert, seeded first among 73 do
mestic mems singles entrants, will
meet in tomorrow's Francisco Segura
of Ecuador, top-seeded among four
Latin American entries.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Mallory, Ex-EIi Gridder,
Joins Army Club

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla. June PA star
member of the grid club recently
organized by Squadron K Of the
Army's officer training school here
Is Capt. William Mallory.
AS captain and quarterback Of
the 1923 Yale eleven he made
Walter Camps all-America.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
Heofner, With 131, Tiesfo Lead
In Mohoning Crown Defense
Scores 3-Under-Por IS to Match TotoIs
Of Monerum, Harrison; Byrd Stroke Back
BY the ASsociatAd PreSs


GIRARD Ohio Undetermined to retain his Mahoning
Open golf Clayton Heaner the big blond from Durham c.
fired into tie of l3 today with Lloyd Mangrum and
E. j. (Dutch) Harrison.
puts dropping nicely and his drives threading the fair
Heafner shaved stroke off yesterdays 6e to
hid for 6rSt-p places. -
Evening star., 1942-06-28

guests of Indian Spring today at
buffet luncheon preceding 32-man
team match.
Jack Shulman has donated a tro-
ply to the Woodmont Country Club
for a father and son handicap
tournament. Woodmont members
are to play in genuine two-man
handicap championship, with match
play due this week. Each team will
play one ball instead of the usual
best ball event.
Golfers at a few of the clubs
around town will start play this
week in a tourney for the biggest
golf trophy in existence-the Peter
Dawson Cup. weighing 300 ounces of
silver. To the man with the lowest
ringer score in July and August will
go the cup. Nearly 10000 linksmen
are expected to play.
President Paul Carey and the
executive committee of the Fed
eral Golf Association are consider
ing inauguration of a twilight golf
league for Government golfers, with
matches to be played at East Poko.
mac Park.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
otum Cracks Par to Conquer
De La Tore in College Final
Choses Hoodoo Against Stanford Players
With 5-ond-4 Triumph in 36 Holes
BY the Associated Press.


SOUTH BEND Ind, June 27.-Frank Sandy" Tatum, jr.
Stanford Phi Beta Kappa student today the national inter-
collegiate golf championship.
He pelted Nohweserns Manuel de la Tore with subpar
golf for 5and4 victory inx which
ford lnkSmen three the last years.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

Scores-Anstine. 2s: Masill. - Masill.
IA. Moore 25; GoodEer, l3. .,Anstine. IS:
Goodser: Is; Moore: q; Mssill l. IN Masill..
Moore, 30; Anstine 8. Moore. IS; -Mer-
chant. o. Jones. so: Johnson: 80. Jones.
so; Johnston, A.; Emerson. so: Johnson
90. Emerson, 50; Penewell, S6
Evening star., 1942-06-28

Kenwood members are to be the
guests of Indian Spring today at a
buffet luncheon preceding a 32-man
team match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

In this daily column the
Times will publish items related
10 home defense. II you have
information of interest concern
ing your organization send it by
mail or phone-preferably by
mail--to the defense editor of
the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
Civilian Defense
To Be Surveyed
By Jeffries

Detroits civilian defense warn
ing and control center VIII receive
SIS first official inspection Satur-
day when Mayor JcffrleS and
members. OF the common council
visit The secret location As guests
of Glenn c. Richards, director o.
the OCD.
Those attending the demonStrs-
ton. including MAJ. Gen. Clifford
r. Powell. CO ruan6or Of defense
forces in lower Michigan, VII meet
at the mayors office AZ lis p. m
Members Of the OCD public rcla-
tionS board and ncWSmcn VIII be
included in the party
Al l:30 p. n. Lieut.. Bernard
Proc of the Wayne University
Defense Institute, viii give a dem
onstration Of methods Of fighting
incendlary bombs, after which the
party will proceed 10 The secret
center.
There simulated warnings will
be received and key public Serv-
ices and private industries notified
as in the case Of an actual raid
notice by the yellow signal. denot-
Ing a 30-minute warning. Trial
reports will be received from war
dens and notice sent 10 police and
fire units who will theoretically
dispatch equipment for test pur-
poses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

brake firmly. Then. occupants
must proceed to the nearest
shelter.
If the vehicle is horse drawn,
halter horse 10 nearest object.
If impossible. unhitch horse and
halter him 10 vehicle. All park
ing regulations are waived dur
ing a blackout or air raid, except
those stated here.
This ordinances parking and
traffic regulations do not apply
TO doctors on duty. police. fire
men, armed service vehicles.
ambulances and certain branches
of civilian defense.
h-HORNS, SIRENS, ETC: No
II person shall operate any
noise-making device which re-
SembleS in sound an air raid
warning or an "all clear" signal.
S-PENALTIES: For violation
- of this city ordinance and
conviction of it, a fine of not
more than $500. or imprison-
ment of 90 days, or both. shall
be enforced subject TO the dis
erection of the court.
REMEMBER: The regulations
in this city ordnance are for
your protection and safety. Give
each one your about obedience
for an about victory!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

area of civilian defense:
% Your safety-Detroit's safety
depends on how closely you
follow the new city ordinance
governing blackouts and air raid
protection measures. Read it
carefully. Remember it always.
1t may save your life, your
family and your country.
From the time of the first
warning signal of the blackout
or air raid until the "all clear"
has been sounded, follow this
ordinance:
flights: No light should be
Il visible from any house or
building from the outside. But
limited lights are permitted
within homes or buildings If they
are not visible from the outside.
This applies to stores. offices,
clubs. theaters. factories, etc.
ca Every light of every kind
which is visible from the street
must be in charge of some per-
son whose duty il is TO turn the
light off Immediately when the
air raid or blackout signal is
given. Mechanical devices which
turn out such lights when the
warning signal Is given are also
accepted.
For your safety, police officers
have the legal right to enter
buildings to force compliance
with this ordinance.
(b) In addition lights on signs,
billboards or similar structures
shall be put out Immediately
after the first warning signal is
given. Owners, lessees or persons
in charge are responsible.
C-PEDESTRIANS: When the
- air raid warning sounds all
persons are TO leave the streets
and go to the nearest cover.
Avoid crossing streets. alleys
and public places. 1t is illegal
during a blackout or air raid TO
gather in groups of more than
five persons. No unauthorized
person shall use any lights. such
as flashlights, lanterns or
matches.
9--CARS- AND TRUCKS: All
- civilian vehicles must draw
to the curb, so as to not OBJ
struct streets. alleys. fire n.y.
drantS or driveways of fire sta
tons. Extinguish all lights at
once. If car or truck is unat-
tended, do not lock doors. Lock
the ignition and set the hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
YOU MAY ALWAYS
Be C0hSTIPATED
UNLESS

You correct faulty living habits-un-
less liver bile flows freely eperv day into
your intestines 10 help digest fatty foods
and guard against constipation.
so USE COMMON SENSEi Drink
morn water. cat more fruit and vege-
tables. And II assistance Is needed. take
Dr. Edvsrds' Olive Tablets. They not
only Asgure gentle yet thorough bowel
movements but ALSO stir up your liver
bic secretion 70 help digest fatty foods.
Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable.
are wonderful Used successfully for over
20 years by DR.. r. M. Edwards in
treating patients for constipation and
sluggish liver bile. today Olive Tablets
are justly FIRST choice Of Thousands
~ grateful users, Test their goodness
ToNlCHTl l5t, 3ot, Coz. AL druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

The civilian defense volunteer
office is furnishing 80 volunteers
TO assist local draft boards in their
next registration on April q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

Detroit'S churchmen, well aware
of the need for air raid protection,
now are seriously organized to dc
their forthcoming forth at the
moment with plea for at least Sc
ministers, priests and rabbis tC
take 20-hour training courses. fol-
wardens.
Those taking the course will In
turn instruct members OF their
respective congregations who will
be the actual air raid wardens.
The plea emanates from the sub
committee on air raid protection
for churches and synagogues of
the Detroit Council of Churches,
a grouping of Protestant churches
who in this instance are doing an
organization Job for those of Cath
Ollie and Jewish faith as well.
This subcommittee has set itself
a two-fold task for the moment {:
Ito get the warning of an
approaching air raid TO some re-
sponsible person in each church or
synagogue as quickly as ii can
possibly be done, in order TO pro-
tect the lives of church-goers.
2-To provide for the instruc-
ton of air raid wardens and their
assistants for each congregation.
To accomplish the first. the SUBJ
committee has asked each church
and synagogue TO furnish the tele-
phone number TO he used for the
warning. preferably the private
number of an individual rather
than church number which
might not be answered at the
crucial moment.
\ Cards requesting such informa-
ton, together with a request for
the names and phone numbers OF
wardens and the sizes Of largest
audiences. have been mailed TO
churches and synagogues through
out Detroit.
l When I'm doubt on United
/ States government information
If YOU have any questions con-
corning the country's war effort
telephone the Office Of Gov
-ernment Reports. Cherry 1880,
or call personally at 46i Federal
Building, Detroit.
Tho largest class of Volunteer
Hospital Nurses Aides yet 10 be
graduated--94 OF them-received
their long coveted caps during
graduation exercises yesterday
morning al Harper Hospital.
DIR. Stuart Hamilton, superin-
tendent Of the hospital, addressed
the class. and Miss Edna PLAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
China Relief Drive
Spurts Toward Goal

Detroit's United China relief
drive spurted toward its $250,000
quota today as campaign officials
reported receipt of several thou
sand dollars in small contribu-
TONS" ranging from 81 to 500.
Paul G.. Hoffman. national CAM
paign chairman, will address the
local committees first report
luncheon tomorrow in the Book
Cadillac Hotel. The drive. which
collected 10 per cent of the quota
on the first day, extends through
April IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

neutral spirits, are your assurance -.
an exemplification of the Seagram
Greed of Craftsmanship established in
1857 ."Make Finer Whistles {.
Make Them Taste Better"
At home, at your club-or at the bar,
wisely and proudly :. Say Seagram's
Finer S Crown and play the host.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

4 TOKEN of genial hospitality, the
AZ Finer Seagram's "5"-in its dis
tinctive new HOST" bottle e awakens
admiration wherever it is served.
There'll always be Finer S Crown.
Seagram's inexhaustible reserves of
rare, fully matured WHISTLES, which
are skillfully blended with mellow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
Pastors Asked 10 Aid
REORGANIZATION Plan

Letters urging their cooperation
IN obtaining signatures on petit
tiops for Wayne County reorgani-
zation were mailed 10 $50 local
pastors today by the Detroit Coun-
Gil of Churches, according TO DR..
Thoburn T. Brumbaugh, council
executive secretary.
The letters suggested that q
notice be published in each church
bulletin and that group OF prom
tnent citizens canvass for names
In the community of each church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

AnVrRTTsFMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
Photo by Interna tionAl News Photos

ards, director of civilian defense.
Richards wrote the mayors OF
these communities requesting they
participate in order 10 make the
local blackout most effective, he
said 9.s y
Detroit's blackout ordinance, a
condensed version of which ap-
pears in today,s Times, already is
effective.
Richards urged all establish
ments with lighted signs or win
dows controlled by automatic
switches to Immediately take
steps in order to be able TO black
out completely during the first
test.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
Suburbs 10 Join
First Bfdtk0uf

All communities of Wayne, Oak
land and Macomb counties, as well
as Windsor, Ont, have been asked
TO join Detroit in its first test
blackout early in May. it was re-
vealed today. by Glenn c. Rich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
Home Defense News
Members Of Clergy TO Train as Wardens+o Instruct
Congregations in Duties During Air Raids
BY f. JEROME PETIT
Defense Editor, Detroit Times

beck. head OF the school of nursing
of Wayne University, presented
the caps. The aides have COM
lpleted an 80-hour course in six
weeks and have pledged 80 hours
minimum service each year to the
hospital in which they were
trained.
The course is given under the
auspices of the OCD and the
American Red Cross. More recruits
are needed for the course, which is
repeated every three weeks. Appli-
cantS should call FitZroy 5000 10
make appointments for interview.
i 49,
Fulfilling It's pledge to the OCD,
the American Legion has just con-
Icludcd its state school for air raid
warden instructors at East Lam
sing. In addition, district schools
opened this week at Flint with an
lenrollment of 90 and so additional
volunteers expected, Grand Rapids
with So Traverse City with So,
and at Marquette. Jackson and
hdIdT1ldLOO, w III e tIliOlllllSll
figures are not yet completed.
1t was intended TO hold school
in Detroit for residents Of Wayne,
Oakland and Macomb counties,
but when only nine persons regi-
stored the idea was abandoned for
the present. Glenn c. Richards,
director of the OCD here, ex-
planned there are enough insuuc-
tors now either already available
or in training.
The YWCA Girl Reserve Club
at Edwin DENLY High School
will hold a defense meeting at 30
n. m. tomorrow, at which Miss
Grace Cleveland of the Wayne
University speakers bureau, will
discuss civilian defense activities
for girls.
The civilian defense volunteer
office is furnishing 80 volunteers
10 assist local draft boards in their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one OF many
famous features In The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

"Your Own Horoscope. by
Frances Drake, II one OF many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
BIackout Ordinance
As Drafted FOR Detroit

Here is digest of Detrots blackout ordinance
approved by Corporation Counsel Paul Krause and issued
Mayor Jees co-ordnator of the Detroit metropolitan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13

taking chance. v Is for vieksburg' sold out
: I'm advance. 2.s.- slt ~ go
xenla, get in and get out. Ia for Youngstown,
the management cheap. is for GAINESVILLE, you'll
stand EN- ten deep
y In the rs letters the alphabet's got-not one
stands for Providence none In the lot wouldn't
insult the proud Capital p" / can't stand for
Prov and it can't stand for me.
Cohans peeve then against his home town
was over review of his show ('Little Johnny
Jones') in the Providence Journal. which accused
the public"
dence for that pan--and it was 10 solid years
before he played Il again.
CoUNDS-IN -THE-NIGHT: In the Latin Quarter:
- HE bought her reading lamp and now
shes gotta buy book"
At the Riviera:
I'm love. They're closer than Broadwayite's
book-ends."
ashe:. been lifted 50 much they're calling her
q Cieopatsy."
AT the Stork:
"A good line Is the shortest distance between
GEORGE M. COHAN'S condition has improved
Dandy" (based on his career) did more than
medicine.
Ted Collins Is readying a plan to cut loss of
time In war plants. following Madame Perkins
revelation that more men have been killed and
manned 1.-THE day after payday in factories than
at the front.
Jose Iturbi and Argentina. the dancer are
swapping dialects.
Linda Grey is the reason Arthur Hornblow
Jr. CMyrnas ex-groom) isn't too dsconsolate.
The Billboards music editor, Richard Carter
and his Girl Friday pricing parsons.
Farley says he won't run for Governor but
many Democrats wish he would.
And the American Labor Party would con.
slider him acceptable.
Add Word Eaters: Lindbergh said this
year ago.
mo matter how many lighting planes we build
In America and send tn England, II Il not possible
to base enough squsdrons In the British Isles to
equal In striking power the squadrons that Ger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13


1.-THE Tribune tries to tell the administration
how to run the government, yet cannot keep Its
own clock going"
VNIE Front Pages: One editoriast said that AL
Williams is great air expert. Al Is the
fellow who. after Dunkirk said the Nazi air force
would wipe Britain off the map in 60 days.
CHOW Business Alphabetically (By George M.
~ Conan in 190S): A stands for Albany, good for
one night. stands for Boston, for two weeks
all right
C--for Chicago big money--no yaps. stands
for Denver-break even, perhaps.
E stands for Evansville, Sunday night stand.
F is for Frisco-you must have band.
C for Grand Rapds-for Ten. Invent and
Thrts X is for Holyoke-fops lose their shirts.
Indianapolis fills in on the tour. stands for
Johnston--capacity sure. K--Kansas City-big
coin for the West. L-Louisville-just one night
at its best. :,
M-Minneapolis- good as st. Paul. N for
New York the jay town of them all.
o for Oswego, they always come late. Is
for Pittsburgh and Philly, both great @ is for
Quebec-gross three eighty.nine. is for
Z ehester-S.R.O. sign.
rs for ST. Louis--for big shows OK. T for
Toiedo-ain't played II, can't say. y is for Utica,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
On the Side
attributed by King Features Syndicate. Inc.

at some of the health and beauty farms in New
York State. A woman certainly should get quite
a load Of health and beauty for S400 week.
At one famous New York Wealth and beauty
farm the women were made TO scrub floors and
do other housekeeping chores
The doctors claimed homework was wonder
full exercise for a woman. Call this to the
attention OF your wife, sir
QUERIES from clients:
" Q-I have been married three times and am
my husbands third wife. Is that record?
A-Don't know whether IL is record or not
but IL certainly IS very unusual. And suppose
you know three Is considered the luckiest Of
numbers.
Q-What is the most money ever won by one
man in one day at New York race track
A-Several years ago at the Saratoga race
track. Art Rooney OF Pittsburgh, Pa, won
S256000 from bookmaker Frank Erickson in one
afternoon
Q-Where is the kissing rock
AIT West Point. N. Y. on Filtration Walk.
The West Point tradition is that il cadet pass
ing this rock with girl does not kiss her the
rock will fall and crush them both TO death.
WOMEN who become stepmothers find them
w selves in a difficult spot. The prejudice
against stepmothers is great. Too great no
doubt
Many women have lovingly and successfully
raised other womens children Some step
mothers have even done better in that respect
than the mother would have done.
How about Stepmother's Day?
Also how about another name for sep
mothers.
We could also use a poem in tribute TO
stepmother. Or a stepmother song
WRITES young feminine subscriber of
w Detroit:
81 am a jittertug and proud and happy to be
one. 'Jitterbugging Is good exercise and a really
swell way TO get rid OF an inferiority complex and
make lot Of friends"
Diving and playing football are not good for
those under 19 and are likely to be injurious to
the spines of the teen ayers. So states a
Chicago medico.
All know is started diving from docks at
the age of 10 and began playing football at Is
and my spine is all right.
When IL comes TO favorite actresses guess
am somewhat tickle. Now I think Maureen
OHara is my favorite actress
Last week il was Olivia De Havilland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13

smokes. However, she Is not altogether lacking
In dangerous habits. She keeps a diary. And
records in the same nearly everything that
happens to her daily.
A N ARMY spokesman in Washington. D. C.,
"A is quoted as saying
"A married man Ii cautious In battle and
suffers In comparison In that respect with
Agle man."
This statement seems somewhat silly TO me.
Besides the record disproves il.
Capt. Colin Kelly was a married man. Was
he cautious?
Lieut. Ed oHare is married. Did he play
safe?
AS matter of fact. the majority of men
mentioned for daring in this war have been
married men,
VT'IiE most difficult year in marriage is the
seventh year. If you have passed the seventh
year your chances of being together at golden
wedding anniversary are excellent.
Who is the oldest recorded father of twins!
Could il be Robert Marshall of Fauldhouse. Scot
land. who at the age Of II recently became the
proud pater of twins, boy and girl? Mrs.
Marshall is 81.
Four hundred dollars a week Is the charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13

what they think in De-
troit,
Avon Long. Plays
character OF Sportin''
Life in "Porgy and
Bess" and sings that
quaint little dirty titled
1T Amt Necessarily
So"
Mr.. Long Is not yet
recognized as the best
OF the current crop OF
Negro singers and
dancers but undoubted-
ly will be in time.
Vera Zorina. Bal
lerina. Her real name
is Brigitta Hartwig.
Vera neither drinks nor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13

)vspapermen are dis
dssed, relays this one
about him.
w lille exec editor
down on The World,
Swope formed a habit
of depending a great
deal for the exact time
on the clock in the
tower of the Tribune
which was directly
across the way.
Every now and then
the Trib, clock would
stop. This riled Swope
no end.
So one day he got IL
of his chest by running
this on the Worlds edi-
f0rial paUa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
Il. Y. During

The more zoe lore
The better zoe are,
And the greater our fri'rdships nrs
The nearer are TO God.
Jeremy Taylor
MRS. EDWARD ]. JEFFRIES JR Smart
1Vl looking wife of the mayor of Detroit.
Mich. Possibly the most beautiful wife of
any mayor in the country. Anyway that's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13

A DMIRERS Of Herbert Bayard Swope were dis
"A appointed not TO find an anecdote about him
In our recent pillar called ''Newspaperman Stuff
M. Throckmorton Cohn who says Swope Is
= guy you always find in a photo finish when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-13
Walter WincIieH
On Broadway

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