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Evening star., 1942-07-31

CHEVY CHASE, d. Cool room, private
bath exclusive location rare opportunity;
gentleman: S25. Woodley O9S2
Mr.. l4th AND DECATUR SITS. NV
SIean, Weu-furn1shed nm. next semi-pvt
bath, uni. phone; $3.50 mo- gentleman.
GE 29la
Evening star., 1942-07-31

S3 GIRARD ST. E, mr.. Soldiers Home
Large, airy front rm. for girl; kit, ldry.
priv: porches. yard; Prot. Christian home.
Evening star., 1942-07-31

1850 18th ST. NE, Apt. No. 3-Large
second floor front studio room, newly reno
waited. new furniture suitable for 2 or 3:
gemi-pryate bath 81
Evening star., 1942-07-31

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
on an exceptionally nice lot, 5Oxl4o.
on GOOD elevation, this most attractive dc ,
tached brick home is an unusuaI va,ms
includes large living room with firepIace,
dining room, well-eauipped kitchen. )
ished 3rd-fioor bedroom. gas heat. at-
tached sarage This house can be boueht
WIN III 300 cash and $50 per mo. For
0346. .e'' W.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI 1411
Evening star., 1942-07-31

ALL-GIRL HOUSE. attr rm for 4. kit.
priv. near bath; other vacancies. Upper
14th st GE a6g5
Evening star., 1942-07-31

1891 CALVERT ST N.W.-Master bedrm.
pvt bath. shower, 2 closets unlim phone;
frar 4GOQ
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,4223 ALABAMA AVE. s.E.

-HIibAMA AVE. SE
-, POSSESSION WITH Deposit
rooms, bath. hot-water heat, Al rom
oltlon: large lot: $1,000, easy terms
y; a. LALEGER, 141O st. NV nj
1913, ewes. Georgia POSI-
Evening star., 1942-07-31

NEAR 18th AND NE, 1918 Staples st.
Apt 1-Laree, cool studio room, suitable
9 girls or couple; near transportation.
After n m
Evening star., 1942-07-31

1928 DOWNING ST, NE, near 14th and
r. l. ave.---Attractiv6 single rm., newly
furn., for gentleman. MI. 1884 after 6.
Evening star., 1942-07-31

COR. MASTER BEDRM., newly furn.. .
blks OF BladensbuTg rd;., across from Mt.
Olivet Cemetery: suitable for 2: quiet
neighborhood; unlim. phone. FIR. 1917.
29Ol 2Sth ST. NW.--Large single room IN
private home fireplace, paneled walls, pri
yate Law. Conv transp. and restaurants.
S55 Call MI S1ST
Evening star., 1942-07-31

56 MADISON ST. NV, Apt 4-S25:
inner spring mattress, semi-pvt. bath with
shower. in clean. quiet home OF adult: ex-
press bus to Govt. depts,: gentle gentle
Evening star., 1942-07-31
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
<1C oEn

Chevy Chase. Md.-Beautiful new brick
home on large terraced lot. large living,
large screened porch; 5 bedrooms, . beau
tiful tile baths; fully insulated; air -condi-
toned. LESLIE d. MEASELL, WO. 1921. .
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
Glover Park Groom home Double
porches Automatic heat Excellent
eouipment. Phone Wisconsin 1857
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

624 vARNUM ST. -Nw.-2 single rooms.
one with porch SIS week each; gentle
gentlemen. Phone RA S1S3
Evening star., 1942-07-31

GEORGETOWN.
Are you wondering what to do with that
extra capital? Buy this attractive small
your best Investment. Freshly done over.
rsilyy ssily pointed T. can a,, be rented semorrov.
FRANCES POWELL HILL.
Evening star., 1942-07-31

226S 18th ST. NF.-Beautiful front room
for 2 or 3 Govt. girls: ne. section. Phone
DE. 3o27. Phone day between and l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Spends Six Weeks Here d.

Spends Six Weeks Here =.
Mrs. Clara Zorns, Dauville, ILL.,,
who has spent the past six weeks
with her son, Roy Zorns and fam
lily, left Saturday for Pennsylvania
for a visit with another son.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Head Injuries Mark
Traffic Accidents

Ann Arbor Dec 12-Mrs. Marion
Wilkie. 3l5 f. Huron St, Friday
suffered head bruises and abrasions
when a ear in which she was riding.
driven by Guy F.. Master, 315 =.
Huron St, collided on E. Huron
with one driven by Kenneth K.
Cobb 1880 Maple Rd
Mrs. Wilkie was taken to St.
Toseph's Mercy Hospital by 70.
ice scout car
Head Injuries
George Woods, 1901 Washtenaw
We. suffered head abrasions and
krthur D. Corkins. 3343 Lasalle ST..
'latt, was injured in the head and
knee when Mr. Collins car collid-
ed with one driven by John y.
Crombie. Jr, 1901 Washtenaw Ave,
at the intersection of Fifth Ave.
and William ST.
Both injured men were taken to
st. Joseph's Mercy Hospital for
treatment TO their injuries.
Head. Wrist Injured
David NJ Lichty, 922 Olivia Ave,
suffered head and wrist injuries
Friday afternoon when he fell
down the basement stairs OF the
City Hall.
Mr.. Lichty was taken TO the Uni
yersity Hospital by the sheriff S
ambulance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Ann Arbor Courts

Ann Arbor Dee 12-Fines paid
Friday in Justice Jay II. Payne's
court were by: Freeman c. CahoW.
owner of Cahow Drug Store. 2l3
s. Main St. $3.50, and Leo John
ston. owner OF the Trojan Laun-
dry, 72l n. University Ave, $3.50,
and Lee ~ Cady, whole growers,
l22 5. First St, each for violating
Ann Arbor's third blackout test
held Nov. %: Donald Wolyertol,
Ann Arbor. S25 for assault and bat
terry against his wife; and Charles
Aker, Ann Arbor $3.50 for driving
while under the influence OF intoAi-
Cants.
Charles Eaton, Ann Arbor, was
given Today sentence in the coun-
ty jail and Frank Wilkinson, Ann
Arbor, and Dean Morgan, Ann
ArbOr. were each given 30 days, all
for intoXication and disorderliness
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CAPETOWN. South AfriCa-AP
Premier Jan Christian SHUTS
declared here the South African
parliament would be asked to ap-
prove South African troops serv.
ing outside OF Africa after North
Africa is cleaned up
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Boys Enter Barn,
Destroy Property

Police here had sequel to a
barn "storming" episode in which
they had reprimanded four boys
Thursday Jack Hertzberg discoy-
cred that the barn, in which the
boys had broken windows, had also
been entered and 5000 worth Of
bath and kitchen plumbing fixtures
had disappeared.
A new round up Of the boys re
vealed at least 10 implicated. Most
of the fixtures had been dropped
down walls Of the barn and had
lodged behind boards and other
places difficult of access Most of
the missing material part of it
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Heart Attack Proves
Fatal TO John Mile

Ann Arbor. Dec. 12-John NJ.
Miller, 52l Detroit St. died Friday
afternoon apparently from a heart
attack in a local restaurant.
When police officers arrived he
was already dead, and was pro.
nounced dead by County Coroner
Edwin c. Ganzhorn.
Mr. Miller has three known re.
latives, whom the police are trying
to contact, James A. Miller. De,
troit: Miss Roberta Miller. Chica.
go, H.. and Mrs. Anna Miller, Sod
dy, Tenn. Friends may call at the
Staffan Funeral Home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Ann Arbor Nems
Services Rendered
For Former Resident

Ann Arbor. Dec. l2-Funeral ser
vices were Wednesday in Detroit
70 Harvey d. Runciman, former
general manager OF the Hoover Bail
4 Bearing Co. He died in a De-
troit hospital Monday. He was 81
years old.
Mr. Runciman was born Sept. a,
1891 in Chelsea and managed the
Hoover plant there from 1920 TO
1926. He was a member Of the
Elks Lodge and OF the Free and
Accepted Masons In recent years
he served as the state representa-
tive OF the Precision Grinding
Wheel Co., a Philadelphia firm.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Ann Arbor Soldier
Promoted TO Major

Ann Arbor, Dec. l2-Vincent \.
STAGE has been promoted from cap
tain to major in the Army Air
Forces according to word received
from his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur W. STAGE. He is in the
Washington Offices OF procurement
section of the materiel division Of
the Air Forces, where he has been
stationed since April.
He is the brother of Col. Donald
F STAGE, of the Army Air Forces,
now stationed in the Los Angeles
aTpa
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
University Graduate
Killed in Greenland

Ann Arbor, Dec. l2-Lt. Max
Demorest will be mourned by his
friends in Ann Arbor and else
where as word has arrived OF his
death on the inland ice OF Green
land. He was a graduate OF the
University in the class Of 1884,
specialized in geology and was an
assistant in the department before
his graduation.
1t. Demorest went TO Greenland
on two of the Cniyersity's expedi-
tions; first in 1880 as meteorolo-
gist Of the Northern Party Of thu
Third Expedition. and again in
1882 with the Fourth Expedition,
which winteFed in the far northern
latitude Of "A degrees 90 minutes
He was riding his motorsledge
when it fell into creyasse in the
glacier.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Farm.rs Club to Meet

The Oakviue Farmers Club will
meet at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cosuer, near Milan. Tuesday
evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Attend Farewell Party

Nttcnu FaFeWeTT FdTIy
Russell and Marjorie Boudria,
June Willard and Pvt Ronald
Burke attended farewell party for
Kenneth Gramlich at the Grange
Hall in Grape, Sunday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Management Personnel
Complete For Y. Ball

Ann Arbor Dec. l2-Replacing
on the wartime campus the annual
J-Hop and Senior Ball, the Victory
Ball now has the personnel OF lis
management completed by the class
elections and Will be given Friday
night. Feb 5, in the Sports build
ing. preceding the opening Of the
spring term on Monday, Feb s
Co-chairmeu from the junior and
senior classes will head the cen
trial committee Robert l.. TempIin,
Jr.. OF Dowlington, Pa, will repre-
sent the seniors and William Ma
Richie, Hillsdale, will be junior
representative
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12

,
Kenneth Gramlich at the Grange
Hall in Grape, Sunday evening.
Otto Lentz. Payne, o.. spent a
few days last week at the home OF
Lloyd Smith and family Mr.. Lentz
also spent a couple days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs George Deet-
ing, Ypsilanti.
Mrs. Price. Belleville, and Leo
Greca and son William, Willow Rd.,
were guests Sunday afternoon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Binicki. Mrs. Binicki spent Sat
urday evening with Mrs. Joseph
Sofa, Jacksonville Rd.
Wayne Bartelle and William
Rowland, Detroit, were Sunday af-
ternoon guests at the home of M
and Mrs. John Zanacki and John
Bartelle.
Sunday afternoon guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holzing.
er and Mrs. Mary Scheick were
Mr.. and Mrs. Cletus Willis and
daughter Dorothy. Dearborn; Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Willis and Rob,
ert. Flat Rock, Mr. and Mrs. 10.
seph Geneack and Alex Bodine,
Wyandotte, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Holzinger Maybee.
Lloyd Smith, son Vernon and
daughter Margaret were after
church guests Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Smith,
Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormie Vedder.
Whitaker, were Sunday afternoon
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mason.
Mrs. Cassimer Sobicki and Mrs.
George Essenberg spent Tuesday
in Milan.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Savage.
Monroe, and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Hoffman were Sunday evening
guests at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bogadain.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LeVasseur
accompanied by Mrs. Otto Cheste.'-
field, Mrs. Arthur Wallinger and
Mrs. Edward Williams. Detroit,
went TO Lexington Tuesday to Wis /
Mrs. Lena Knapp who is i'll in a
hospital there. Before the death
Of Mr.. Knapp, the Knapps lived
on a farm here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hoffman
spent Saturday in Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Burget, Up.
SLANT, were after church guests
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burget. Mr. and Mrs. Ken.
meth Sanford were afternoon visi.
tors.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kaumeyer
and son Alvin, Monroe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Elby, Scofeld, were sup.
per and evening guests Sunday al
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Holzinger and Mrs. Mary ScheicJ
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NEW klWANlS SECRETARY
Port Huron, Mich. Dec. 70 Prom
inent Port Huron Kiwanian. Frank
o. Staiger, announced Thursday he
had accepted an appointment a
secretary-treasurer OF Michigar
District Kiwans Interna tional
Staiger. former music chairman o
Kiwanis International will fill the
vacancy caused by the death o
Forney W. Clement, Ann Arbor. H,
will assume his duties Jan. /.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Services Conducted
For Miss Anne Henne

Ann Arbor, Dec. l2-Funeral ser
vices were held for Miss Anne
Henne, SO.year-old lifelong resi-
dent of Ann Arbor, this afternoon
at the Muehlig Chapel with Re-.
Theodore Schmale officiating. Burr
al took place in the Forest Hill
Cemetery. Miss Henne died at her
home, Gil W. Liberty St, Friday
after a long Illness,
Miss Henne was born in Ann
Arbor March s, 1856, daughter CT
John F. and Msgdalena Wackenhut
Henne. She is a member OF Bethie
hem Church.
Surviving are a sister, Miss Ida
Henne. with whom she lived. and
several nieces and nephews, in
Guiding Walter d. Henne, Ann Ar
Dor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Oakville
SON ENlls1s

Oakville, Mich, Dec. I2-Charles
Zorns, son OF Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Zorns. has enlisted in the Navy and
left Monday for Camp Custer. He
will later be sent to Great Lakes
Training Station in Illinois.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12

damaged, had been recovered Fri.
day.
School authorities are cooperat.
ing with police in handling the
youthful offenders.
Mail Christmas Parcels Early
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BUTTER THINNER 49,.
Detroit. Mich. Dec. 12-INS-Citi-
zens in Detroit who have been
accustomed to spreading butter on
their bread with gay abandon had
to change their methods and
apply sparingly whatever butter
they could which wasn't
much. Dairy dealers in Detroit re-
ported that their butter supply has
been cut from so to IS per cent with
little possibility of any increase
simply because of the farm labor
shortage and because a considera-
BILE portion OF the available butter
is being shipped 10 the armed forces
and to people in other countries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
With Leuis
II. Waiter
Off the Hook

Kill that Dept: Lester Patrick the New York
Rangers the that Madison Square Garden has reserved
hockey dates only for the Rangers the bunk We have az
hockey dates24 for the Rangers and "a for the
hope them ALL Patrick There would have been
mighty push that edhead
Duon and his club n the cold.
This football when moaning by
coaches Leahy Dame
already saying he'll think Notre Danes campaign successful
the Irish win six OF their IL Make that nine 10 and
you might he closer.
You noticed didn't that Beautiful II the horse that lost by
tail at Thistle Down stuck the starting gate won his
has S208615 date which
bad for horse that 500 Tomorrow Asab will after
other chunk $4,000 American Derby Chicago II he wins
he'll pass Shut Outs mark of S253,482.
Doc Hoist former Detroit sports writer whose last
kid cavaryman chasing Villa Mexico In H.
the controls Messerschmidt exhibition
Glendale Woodward Highland
the publicity the plane 1t shot down In the
Battle of Britain Doc than 100000 have
the plane far-with all profits relief
Whirlaway carry package $50 pounds when he
the $4,000 Trenton Handicap the Camden track
Ben Jones took the great horse there because of
Jimmy Lotus former Detroit turf writer who is handling
Camdens publicity Whirly shooting ~ the ha million mark
should walk home against Boysy the FORMER platter which has
been baggng all the big the New Jersey track
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Eais Up
On Whirly
I'm Jersey

CAMDEN. n. J., Aug. rs ms
Wendell "Wendy" Eads. con-
tract rider for the Calumet Farm
stable, today was named 10 guide
Whirlaway in the $4,000 added
Trenton Handicap tomorrow at
Garden State Park.
Eads, who has been one OF the
riding stars at the current Sara
toga meeting supplants Eddie
Arcaro. originally announced as
the reinsman for the Calumet
Cannonball." Reason for the last
minute change was not given.
Nineteen-year-old Eads has rid
den close TO 300 winners, his lat
est feat being astride Can't Wait
in the Saratoga Handicap in
which he beat out Swing and Sway
with Arcaro up
One of the largest crowds TO
ATTEND the races in this sector is
expected 10 turn out for the debut
of Whirlaway, leading money
horse Of the turf. and the first
running of the Trenton.
Warren Wright's famous entry
will compete with Miss Helen
Hickman's Aonbarr; George D.
Widener's Rose Town: Mrs. c. S.
Bromley's In Question, and Mrs.
Ray Reinberg's Firebroom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert l.. Ksntsk. rs: Emma Angie. 20
John Boomer %; Mildred Kolarchick. p
wniAn Harsgan. 81 Patricia Pop. 20.
Edward Paul Hoffman. Is: Katherine
Alphone Lobocki. rs; Christine Nelson. %
Clarence Elmer Jackson. 20: Jusnita vii
Harvey Price. 81: Grace s,unm. Is.
Jerome J. ksrWoskl, 81. Joyce 4 Mobley
Chester p. Gaciock. q: virginia L.kki. 10
Walter UEenski, %. Josephins Pslakowsks
Thomas \. Mclaughlin. 50; rhsr,.e b
Franz j. BOSNIAN, 40 NJ oINe,,e 'Des
Alvin x slack. IS: Josephine NJ. stud
Mchslen \. Mlehanysryn, 81; Hed~is Go
Frederick Nile, Roberts, 81; Jessie Isabelle
Tony DeliieolH. 2s Emily Bsrksy. 20.
inward p. Kelly. rs; vslma NJ. Freytag
psr,-l = Rassure. Is. Helen Mccresdy. IL
William II. Robertson. %; Jean Mcdowell
Melvin Decker. 90: Grace Kaiser Is
Mike Perowich. as. Pe;ronells. Rulkowsh
william Byrne. 80: Blanche A.ben. 90.
Herbert Roscoe Martin. 30; Mary Jan'
KulesIa. FL
Mitchell Grusiecki. %; Genevieve Krok Is
Russell Smith. IS. Emmalee Fulton. Al.
William d. Cipner. 20: Dorothy Housler
Elias ses,ich. 81 Mary ses,ieh. 50,
Clarence Bagans, rs. Grace Gornot p.
Charles Eckles McKelvey. IS Florence
Edward NJ Chatham. az Bonita Ptendler
Samuel Rineri. SIS: Elizabeth A. Ford. 30
Ludwik 8. szezesny. Is Laura NJ s,ry
Victor sansoterra. "a: Louise Berrs. -.
John Powell 81 Ida Rose Riasella, 20.
John Brazevich. IS Mary Y. Hardy. ~.
William A. Flynn. 20; Mary J. Davidson
Jesse Zanot,i. 20: Florence Dsnks. 20.
Raymond Zamora, ~; Dorothy Macdonald
Almon Thomas Croker, as; Isidora Gil
Triphon q. ws,,suy. %; Mary NJ. Braeke
welt 81.
Cleo Rsndele- -: Margaret Kruger, Is.
Edward Kazmierczak. 10: Rose kvtreJs
81
Albert y Holmes, q; Frieda Hodge, IS
Elmer Richards %; Esther Koski. is.
Harold wendt, Is Mary Patrtas, IS.
Selwyn Potter Jr.. % Ruth Roedel, Il
Robert b. Howard, 80; Beatrice Wither
LEWIS II Tayror. ~: Myrtle Moore. ~
Joseph svzytko. IS. Blanche wisniewski
John n. Bradley. 81. Mamie Jones. IS. -
Fred c. Heer. 10: Bernice c. Maiorana. 81
Frank Ztemandle, 40. Margaret Gesren, az
Eddie Sanders. 81 Estelle Anderson, ~.
Earl sieman. 20: Lucille Mesemore, 20.
Lincoln Ennes. %; Elsie Bilacic, 10.
Glen D. Martin. So Hazel Forth Hood
80
George Williams. so; Susan r. Benedict
81
George II Wright. IS Donna II. Angel. 1s
sidney Korzyn. IS. Vivian Cylkowsh, q
Harvey r. Trap. 81: Eleanore kerstein
~
Morris G. Cobb. Is. vela Meurine Gallo
I way Is.
Albefv Georse Jaekovich. rs; Doroth'
| Bulk. %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Michigan
SOftbalA
Meet On

LANSING. Aug. 2S.-The ninth
annual Michigan major softbal
championships tournament gets
under way here tonight with
seven men and seven women's
teams competing for honors.
All games will be played at Ran
ney park and Elm street field with
tickets being sold by the city rec
'reation department, co-sponsor ol
the tournament.
The lineup at Ranney park to-
night features Pontiac Big Six. de-
Tending champions, and the Sagi
nav Go starting at $50 p. m
The other games at Ranney vii
bring together Hayes Industries Of
jackson and Calls Jewelry of Fern
dale; the Lansing 1900 Club anc
the Regent Cafe ten Of Jackson.
At Elm street. Chevrolet CIC
Girls of Flint play Ernie's Of Bat
tie Creek at z p. m. Oldbru o.
Ann Arbpr and the Midland Ath
letic Club clash in the mems ma
ior at Sis and Dads Root Beer
girls OF Ann Arbor play GRAND
Rapids Holwerda at $50 p. m.
Tire Flint Yellow Dogs in the
mems division and the Beechel
team of Flint in the women's di
vision drew byes and do not pla,
until tomorrow.
Men in the armed forces will b'
admitted free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
WLB Penalties
AFL Strikers

WASHINGTON, Aug. % CUP).
The War Labor Beard last night
penalized the Chemical Workers
Union (AFL) for calling a strike
at the Monsanto Chemical Com
pany. and the New England AL
cohol Company. Everett, Mass. by
refusing to grant 100 workers a
union maintenance OF membership
contract.
The unanimous decision was &C.
companied by n severe criticism
of the union for violating a no.
strike pledge made when the
United States entered the war
The strike was called on July Is
and ended July 20 after the dis.
pute- had been certified TO the
board. No wage problem was
involved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Defense Council
Asks Siren Ban.
Times star Correspondent

LANSING, Aug. 2S. - City
council will be asked 10 pass
resolution Monday night eliminat-
ing use of sirens except for
blackout warnings.
The request will come from the
Lansing defense council repeatedly
"irked" by the failure of police
and fire commissioners TO find
substitutes for sirens.
The council. flooded by COM
plants from citizens VIII o claim
they are confused by the common
use of sirens. took action at theiI
meeting this week TO go before
the city council.
The defense council also re-
vealed il would ask army officials
to permit Lansing war plants tc
extinguish lights during future
'blackouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Gas Masks
go Arrive in the City
for Defense Group

A shipment OF 800 gas masks
for Detroit civilian defense work.
-ers vas received today by City
Clerk Thomas Leadbetter, who
has been designated federal GUS
todian of OCD property.
The masks. first 10 be received
here by the OCD, will be used
tomorrow and Sunday in field
demonstrations at Kelsey Field
which are part of the Gas
Officers Training Institute now
being conducted by the OCD.
Later they will be distributed 10
gas Identification officers and de-
contamination squad members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Flower Show Set
For Sept. 19, 70

FLINT, AUg. 2S.-Bookiets civ.
ing tho complete schedule of
classes and listing awards for the
twelfth annual flower and vege-
table show sponsored by the Yard
and Garden Club OF Flint at the
Institute OF Arts, September 19
and 20, are now available, officials
said today.
Prospective entrants may obtain
the booklets by contracting Mrs.
George Valway. 4-3S4S. or Syl-
vester l. Burke, 1851 or 9-40l2
ANY one may enter the show. II
was said. Mrs. Nalway is general
chairman Entries will be ac-
copied Saturday. September 10,
from 9 TO IL a. m, with Judging
scheduled from ! 10 4 p. m.
The institute will be open from
4 10 5 D. for art institute
members and open TO the public
from 5 10 10 p. m. Sunday hours
will be from 10 a. m. TO $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Name Midgets
For Big Game

AY-star teams from the east
and west side sections of tho
Midget League Of Detroit Baseball
Federation are named today foi
Saturdays game at Briggs Sta
dunn. one OF the Firemen's Field
Day attractions.
The west siders are drawn as
follows: Infielders 49, Mike Hitch
Kenneth Ashburn. Harry Shileto
Charles Weisenthal. Joe LeBouf
Robert Norgren. Al Zafnyule, Johr
Milkasiam. Benny Downs: out
fielders - James Damon, Norman
SpeSz. Wesley Reynolds. Robert
Hankey, Glenn Harvey and Boyc
Hughes.
Catchers-David Abramson. Bot
Keranen; pitchers-Harold Pelot
and Bob Williams. Paul Brown Is
manager and Harry Brown coach
The east siders offer Johr
Laura, Raymond Oldsni. Arnel
Via. Joe Warchol. Dick Hawkins
and William Simons. outfielders
Edward Lubanski. Leroy Wagerer
Richard Laskowski, Robert Kra'
jewski, Jack Deeters. William
Clark, Joe Gerard and Dick Mil.
lenkov. infelders: Giovanni Smith
Eddie Kajtas and Gretz
pitchers.
Donald Roster, Harry Schultz
Paul TeSchendorf and Roland oil
zark of Battalion II and Gill Cha
rette, George Panzof. Clarence
Hoffman, William Glane and Ger
aid Dorr of Battalion IL also were
named but will not play. as they
are in the league title game Sun
day afternoon.