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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05
Returns Home

Marshall Crawford, Beulah,
Mich, brother of Micale Crawford,
who has spent the past three weeks
in the Marine Hospital, came to
his brothers home Thursday eve
ming and returned TO Buelah Satur-
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05
POSTMASTER DIES

Dimondale, Mich, May 5--Rites
are being arranged for James Ray
Burnett, 81, postmaster OF Dimon.
dale for the last two years, who
died at his home here Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05
RITES WEDNESDAY

Lansing, Mich, May sap -
Rites will be Wednesday for FRS.
Mary c. Johnson, S6, former super.
intendent of the Girls Training
School at Adrian and widow of The
late Senator Alfred Johnson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05
w. S. c. S. Plans Supper

The regular meeting % the w. S.
c. S. will be at the church annex
Wednesday. May 10. Supper will
be served by committee No. 5 with
Mrs. Eleanor Smith chairman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05
Ne,Us From Willis

ternoon. Prize winners were Mrs.
Thelma Minnick, Mrs Betty vii
liams and Mrs. Dorothy Thorn.
Mrs. Williams will entertain the
club in two weeks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05

VICHY-INS-Ten French host
ages were shot by German authori-
ties at Lille on April 80 for the kill
ing OF a Nazi soldier and so were
deported, it was disclosed today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05
Normal College Calendar


500 ?. manual Spring Concert, Auditorium.
WEDNESDAY
1880 a my. W. c. A Matin, Starkweather
1880 m-Newman Club outdoor
Arm Of Honor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05
Attends Banquet

Mrs. Lester Hall attended the
Riverside Ladies League bowling
banquet at the Huron Hotel, Ypsi-
lanti, Tuesday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05
Conference Held

The fourth quarterly conference
was held at the Stony Creek Meth.
odist Church, Friday. for Willis and
Stony Creek.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05
Attend Wedding

Attend Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith at
tended the wedding Friday evening
of Helen CRANBERRY and Milton
Blaisdell in Detroit. Mr.. Blaisdell
flew home from the Gulf of Mexiso
where he is stationed at an Army
camp. He returned Sunday. Mrs.
Blaisdell will continue nursing at
Grace Hospital for the duration.
Entertain Club
Mrs. Fred Marvin entertained the
High Five Pedro Club Tuesday af-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

Approximate prices furnished by the Ma
tionai Association Of Securities Dealers.
Inc, District No. 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
----------------
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were applied for by:
Jacob Laux, IS; Edwidge DuMonthier.
Joseph w Medley. 20; Augustine pu
julius Cohen. 81: MIRIAM Berrsn.r. 40.
David A. Cantu. 3D. Jessusa Andrads, Is
John wilke. rs; Margaret c. Gorick. ~
JGsn so osesn = G as.si Mirs'y
Leonard Jaranowski. 80; Clara Kosztowna,
Frank suchyts Jr.. 20; Ann. Boroai.c. Is
Jonathan r. Walker, IS: Cieta Boorman.
Lswr.ne. Krsweryk, 20; Laura shpskow,
a.
charl., 4. Barr. is; Viola Ethel East.
Adam Msehcin,ki. IL Dorothy Reminder,
Ferdinand c. Menotti. So Juanits D. VII.
Willie Martin. 81: Ora Knox, IS.
Frsncis J. Mulhonand, 23; Irene ". Price
Jane. W. Hubbard. 20; Mildred Klein, 7s
Marvin A, Hagen. 81; Margaret V. Aek
James il. Crawford. IS; VIII. A. Mason
waiter H. Bsrtn.lm.h. 80; Jessie A. shir
Emmett ssSs1 Ear e xospin ao' c.'Asrin. L
Julius Z. ormos. 81; Selma L.susn. 10.
Loammi W. Sampson. IS; Mildred Gun
Frank Fowler. Is; Ann. Sherman, q.
Norman Klein. q sylvia Kolonik, 10.
Edgar A. Milner, 81 Georgina NJ. Par
Edward 3; Gardiner, IS; Dorothy NJ.
James Penton.y. "a: Dorens Wood. a.
Major AlonZo Matthews, IS; Catherine
Tate. 30.
Robert Murray Mclean. "a: Jaoqueline n.
Wittet p.
William D. Oliver. 20: Betty Ann WEIGH.
10.
Gilbert A. Hill. 20: kathryn r Smith 80.
John J. Motyks, 20: Ann ". ole1ar. 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Greater Detroit
.BIadkout Plans
lobe Laid Today

The Is civilian defense co-ordi.
majors in the metropolitan area
which includes Wayne, Oakland
and Macomb counties, will meet
today in the Detroit Office Of Civil.
ian Defense to plan the areas
next test blackout to be held be-
fore May 81.
Meanwhile, the OCD announced
that the names of 80 willful vio-
lators of last Sundays test black.
out would be turned over to tho
police for prosecution. They were
selected from a list OF more than
1000 yiolators and are made UP
for the most part of beer garden
and restaurant operators who re-
fused TO cooperate. with the air
raid wardens.
Meeting with the co-ordinators
today will be members OF the
blackout committee, headed by
Traffic Director Fred Jurgens. AMI
the OCD's traffic committee, of
which D. Grant Mickle is chair
man. ARP representatives from
the Windsor area also will attend.
II was originally planned to con-
duct the next test on May "a, but
this may be abandoned because
that Is Queen Victoria's birthday,
q Canadian national holiday and
day Of celebration. making II i'm
possible for Windsor TO participate.
Glenn c. Richards, assistant CO.
ordinator for the metropolitan
area, said that street lights in
Detroit would be turned out in the
next test. The matter of backing
out air navigation lights. such as
the Penobscot ball, AMI the ship
navigation lights in the river and
on the bridge will be taken up
with the war department and
Canadian authorities.
While particularly pleased with
results of the last test; OCD Off
ials were disappointed In the fail
Ilre Of motorists 10 obey the rule
against parking double. At one
point on Woodward avenue. they
said, so many cars were parked
parallel that only one lane Of
traffic was left open.
In the next test. they said. VIC
lators of this rule will be given
tickets and prosecuted. The three
minutes warning, they stated,
fivcs the motorist ample time 10
leave the main thoroughfares and
park on side streets some distance
away.
Creation OF a war information
center! TO answer all questions
dealing with every phase of civil
ian participation in the war effort.
was discussed by representatives
of various civilian groups at a
meeting In Hotel Webster Hall
yesterday.
At this meeting, headed by Prof
Victor Spathelf Of Wayne Univer-
sity, representatives OF the OCD,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
DETROIT EVENING TIMES fpHoNE CHERRY $500

Third Rses--Natsralizs Fishers Pet,
Miss Hilltop. cenlar. Who Kan.
Fourth Race-Tex Kiss
Fifth RAce--Illinois Tom. Incubator.
Eighth Race-Peaeharino. Yondei T..
Lyner.
Ninth Race tsl-Deeisrsd off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
MARRlAGES-ERTHS-DEATHS
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Warren A. Walters, rs; Margaret Lytsll.
Robert Z. Young. "a; Marie sisneh. 10th.
Louis oiassman, a; Lillian Gurian, 20.
John Z. Mott 40 Doris Hunt. Is
Robert posring. 81; Shirley DsRose, Is.
Jack Frederick Dawson. a. Jeanette c.
xs ssas.' (, strand. al; c.n.vi.. NJ.
Russell Green. 10; Lillian Pollock, Is.
James W. Alec. ~; Willie Pearl Powell
Nicholas Lucas. III Christine Stevenson,
Martin Wise Jr., rs; Grace Kubinski. a.
Frank J. Denney, 80: Anne X. Farmer. a.
William Q. Patton, 10; Irene sweeney, 10
Arthur Abrasnn, q; Margaret Angel. 20
Elmer Barnes, %; LAurene KILLER. 81.
William Leach, 81; Doris Hitler, 70.
Frank Atwood. "a; Dorothy Perrin. 30
Charles J. Ksstsi, %; Dorothy ". Ploplis
Howard ". Coleman. 20; M.rssrs, Gala.
Joe Pi..Eo. 2r; Phylu. shvit.sr. 10.
william Z. Harding, 81; Vera May Helms
81
Joseph Kn.ip. 81, Fay Gunther, 80.
Chester Zielinski. "a; chessie Kaminski
Charles z Krsppit1. II; Ruth stapish. IS
William Jankowski, 80; Dorothy siugaj
william Richard Joyce, "a; Clara Nell.
vincent D.rtiny. a7. pru..n. Sage. a.
John Joseph Yezman, 81. Marjorie sidis
ehaheen, al
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Eighth haes--orana.ur. Pittsburgh.
Nosy, Residue
NARRAGANsETT PARK

Eighth haes-6rans.ur. Pittsburgh.
Nosy. Residue.
NARRAGANsETT PARK
Track. sloppy.
First Race-Bit o. Green. Illka. Mutt
nous. Miss High Hat. Lady Orchid.
Second Rsoe-oold Bswfthus, Persnens'
Morstep, Journey On.
Third Race-Merry Glow. Paills. zaca-
nnits, Asradsl. Valdina Sage Pseine
Fifth Race--stsll., Good Play. cstesn.
Eighth Rsce-Covs Spring. In sang.
Old River. Idle Fancies. Crown Gem.
Red Amazon. Whichaway. Repeller.
Ninth Race tsubstitute DECLARED on.
sPoRTsMAN's PARK
Track. muddy.
Post. 3;i5 p. m. CE.W.T.)
FirN Raee--My Dance, Dawn Por-
tsgs. Last Rose, Wicked Time. Arehsd.
Sweet sukey,
second Race-Kalspsr. vsIdina Ria.
Almora, Tate Boy, Bobby.
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DEATHS

Mary Hanson. ii474 Mark Twain. 70.
John AlberE s4s4 Evergreen. N
Josephine sivieki. 2l2T Lawlsy, 10.
Kalman Hudash. 1888 Taylor. IS.
Anna Augusta stauch. sore Alisndals, 50
Otto Herman Zenkuseh. 2lQ6 Lansing, IS.
Emma Louise Nemitz I1s3 wykss, ~.
Peter Wisniewski, t0oo Roosevelt, 50.
Marie Buck. 34s3 Bangor. ~.
Rose skalba. 60e3 Elgin. 80.
Irene z. papp. $3.50 South, II.
Walter Kucyba. 335T Coldner, 80.
Catherine Mary Collins. 1905 Ash, 10 mos
Walter Lee Turner. Madison -Lsnnox Hotel
90.
Lavina Bsttram. siss Dsvonshirs. 81.
Cassie Rhodes, $50 South Radsmacher, 60
Francis Washington. 1918 Lumley. IL
Jack Evans o Beay, 1882 Mansfield, -.
Rose Dell Jerome, sos West Grand bouls
Ethions X currier. 1857 Ros.iswn. CT.
william =; Msiew. 22so ssminols. 70.
Alice Smith. SOS East Grand boulevard.
Augusta Belle. olss B.lvid.r.. 70.
Annie sehuette, 5e7i Field. 90
Angela Pastorino, 47ez Townsend. -.
corradino DeLoreto, 1908 Canton, 81.
Matte Thomas, 36i5 Garfield, 80.
Margaret Feisdon, pf2 BuriinEame, %.
Joseph T. Miller. 3it5 Robson. 81.
Aivlna Witt. l2054 Cloveriawn, II.
Loilie A. Grand, 3e3e Stockton, ~.
Phyllis Grant. $685. Stockton. 10.
Anna White, e3o Hudson. 81.
Margaret z. Boentges. 1852 Toledo, ~.
Louis Marsh. ts7 Charlotte, -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

Wayne University, the Federal
Bureau Of Government Reports,
the county defense office. the
WPA, labor and the public library
were named 10 q committee 70
perfect plans for the establishment
Of the center.
The center would coordinate all
information on such subjects as
air raids. rationing. priorities. first
aid and the like for public con-
sumption. This data is now avail.
able at several different Offices, II
was stated. but the setup is so con-
fusing 10 the average civilian some
clearing house OF information Is
deemed necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
DIVORCES

NsJorie Disr from Carr.
Ruth England from Edward
Helen Bartiemus from Arthur.
Harry A. Rudy from Corena.
Adslfne Baelawski from Stanley,
MARY worribec from John.
Charles Herl from Cora.
Essie Sewer from Terrfll.
Myrtle Piunkett from Clarence.
Mary ezabo from Joseph.
Louise Austin from Oscar.
Irene Hilla from Elthor.
Helen Newell from william.
stephen Schmidt from Ellen.
Minera Powell from Noah.
Ethel Peterson from Harold.
Esther Morris from Victor.
Celia Aasura from Peter.
Lena Steele from Edgar.
Marie Gordon from Peter.
Josephine Brimms from Fred.
Lorraine Roberts from Charles.
Aime Henderson from Archie.
Sylvia Ormsby from George.
William Tarr from Thessaly Doris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

BEULAH PARK
Track. muddy.
First Rsce-Cadet George.
Second Race-Military Mas Al Home.
Waza Sweep. Dark Wonder. Poppy
Chance, Miss Omega
Third Racs--Wiliis q, Sly Kitty, Smith
David False Card. Roc High, Quick
Quick.
Fourth Raee-Fiying Stripes. smsrty.
pensb. Bertswest, Soochie Boy. Lady
Petite
Fifth RAce-Naystiek, Pinnacle Light.
Irish Able, Tuleyries Lin. Noajean, Fast
Work. ~
Sixth Race-Red Go, Oounod, Trump,
Eighth Race-Whit. Roman Time.
Ninth Race (substituts) -Deciared of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
BIRTHS
BOYS

II BOYS
Margaret Alien. ioso2 woodbin.. Redfort
Mary Braver. i2lis waltham.
Evelyn Bsshaw. 1925 Havana.
Mary Bostner, 2io5 Clinton.
Ursula Buslepp. 9i3e st. Paul.
Helen Brough, eel3 Mead, Dearborn.
Jennie Bommarito, 1904 Harding.
Esther Bresiin. 26f2 Hooker.
Maude Curtis, 1851 Wilfred.
Florence Curcuru. ioe Jewell, Ferndaie.
Gladys Doyle. 1895 Lisbon.
Violet DcerinE. ii7s Beaeonsnsid. Crosse
II Points.
csthsrins Delaney. sos7 Cray.
Irene Eaton. 334e sixteenth.
Minnie Elliott. 1871 Inverness.
Carmelia Frscassi, l3t5 Watson.
Ann Feldman. 1890 Doris
Viola Forietta, ii7i7 csrdoni.
Alma Fisher. 1888 Albion.
Mary Furie. 1881 omira.
Lillian Frsnkel. 1884 Appolins (twins).
Beatrice Floyd, ei0s Oakland.
Fannie Fields. 1901 Alger.
Violet Fotgard. 5434 Van Dyke
Clsra Gerstensehlager. s64s Hudson. Var
1 Dyke.
Ann. Gallagher. 1855 West MeNiehols.
Nina oiKnac. 1901 Fresland.
Bsulah Hofsess. 1882 Hsydsn.
Mary Hofer, 1873 kentucky.
Sara Hudosh, 3741 coilingwood.
Evelyn Hayden, 1850 Santa Rosa.
Josephine Herr. 1906 Trinity
Marion Hodsson. iszo3 Leisure.
Patricia Jones. 1880 Lyndon.
Florence Johnson, sos5 Noven.
Mary Kait. 5337 Fourth
Iormi Kummerow. $50 rwsnty-sscond.
Frances Kelly. 1857 otssEo.
Anna Kampa, s437 Military,
Bessie Knoy, 1307s Cheyenne.
Anne xxx. 2sl2 Gprheid
GLADYS Kuoiak. s3is Nscorb ST.. Crosse
lie.
Gsrtrus. Kort.; 4I25 Shown, Dearborn.
Beatrice Lawrence. 2sscs Wilhelm. Biz
nningham.
Tybis Levine. s745 PASADENA.
Oeralda LingrAu, 4s45 Sheridan.
Angelina Lsntine. 3f30 Preston.
Lotus Lawnieki. eS42 Nickel. Dearborn.
Celia Miller. 1925 Webb.
Betty Mayer. it09 CoIlingwood.
catheri,s Milton; 1882 cedargrove
Ellen Michrina. ei14 Helen.
GuadAlupe Montoya. $50 NichiEan.
Harriet, MeIn'yrs. 1880 West Boston bouis.
Grace Meosftln. 2Ssio swfsws,,.., Red.
Agnes Mcmahon. 1887 Sorrento.
Louise Nevii. 81 sproai
Frances oliverio. 415i Rohns.
william Parker iTl0z Lahser road
Alberta Piehl, 1881 Compass
Lou WINE Prsseroves <s37 West Fort.
Jennie Patrick, 3ees Harding.
virginia Reding, 1913 Bidde, wyandotts.
Lois Rosemary. IT'S West Hancock
Dorothy Rtnck. 1o3o East Outer drive
Constance Rvs 1898 Baldwin
Marsuerets Rosenslum, $40 Chicago bohle-
ward.
Ethel Rosenbloon. 3sl7 wsveriy.
Olive Rinsidi, $4,000 wilfrsc
Evelyn scAafer 1913 Green.
Marie sievtrr. eo5s Hnribut.
Irene soloway 1900 Seward
Beatrice siurman. st75 Glendale
Lucy Spencer. 2o4so Ohio
HALLE Simmons, 1sll Ltc<nln
Eula Sims, sos West Grand boulevard
Evelyn Shafts, 7iT7s Beaeonsesid. East
Della Torbstt. s3s7 pesoto.
Jessie Tudor tszs JOY road
Msrguerits Ten Elshof iss07 Ward
Mary Tulsr 35s5 Twenty-fourth.
Sarah Thompson. $50 Burton. Romuius.
Mich.
christabei Taylor, 1909 Russell.
Bernadine Van de Rist. es45 Philip.
Rose wiliyard. 1T27s Cameron.
Virginia Watson. 1914 Geneva.
Jean wsikmsster. 1910 Philonsns, LIN
coin Park.
Mary Weiss. 74is Maple. Fast Dearborn
Lafayette Woods. 2T2s Madison.
Martha Warren. 1918 Virginia Park.
Hiidegarde Walsh, 1915 Indiana.
Lueilie Warren. 1874 Kentcu road, Fern
Evelyn Williams. gao frederick.
Yolanda weier. t502 Belvldsrt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Deatb Rotifes

E., age 81. widow OF
Joseph J. who died in ise5: dear mother
Of Mrs. Charles Ruedisush, Mrs. Albert
ingly OF Colorado Springs, Colo, Mrs.
George Waiby OF 81. Clair Shores. Charles
Michael and Joseph; also survived by II
grandchildren and 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Funeral from daughters residence, 1920
Townsend. Friday morning $40, and 81.
Cstherine's Churea at 0. Burial Mt. Elliott.
wALsH-May g. Ethel May beloved wife
Of James j.: dear mother OF Mrs. Evelyn
Hanlon: dear sister OF cleve and Raymond
Penner Of stratford. Ont, Mrs. George
Breen and Jack Bsnnsr OF owen Sound
Ont, and Percy Bennsr. Highland Park.
Funeral service At Burreii Funeral Home.
s73s Fsnkell. Saturday at 2 p. n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
Scratches
JAMAICA
Track. Sloppy.

JAMAICA
Track, sloppy.
First Race-Black Magic, Gueft
Master. Felsway. Lucky Plan, Zae. Mad
Time. Bottle Imp, Tfndeil.
Second Rsce-stimuli, Iran, Sun In
third Rse.-ssrgs.nt Bob. onics Hour.
Ferocity. stevada
Fourth Rsee-Dairy Lady. sonorouS,
Sparkling Maid.
Fifth Race-Riposts. prseh.
Seventh Race-consui
At PIhLIco
Track. MUDDY.
First Race--Lady Sponsor. Andrew
Palmer. Pretty Lady. Certain Party.
Second RAes-knespen. Stadium. Radio
Wave. Burner.
Seventh Rsee-Biue Twink. Big Stakes,
Son Altesse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, 10 one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-07
BIRTHS
HYpIR

Girls were born TO-:
Kathryn Anderson, 1851 Pennsyivsnia.
Margaret Bau. i3346 Toefper.
Blanche Bushor 1850 Finley.
:s:: sI salto@ s ssi' r SsSS:t'
Dorothy Bratcher. 1905 Marx.
Helen Bsbaia, $3.50 Msrcier
Beatrice congialosi, a7is Crane.
fsy ns Crow Crow ' Sc c esasTsas Berkeley
Ethel Detweiier. lIifs oskneld.
Gertrude pege. 1850 Msnistiaus.
E,i.asetn pion' 1923 SoRlin;
Margaret DeBeaudry, 35ie National.
Virginia paguanno. 1874 Greenlswn.
virginia Dunsford. 1882 Wakendon. RED
Molly sH,' Elicit. 2iio psrkvisw.
Helen Cozdou. 1925 Harmed.
Estele Harris oil Hendrie.
Msusrs J:r ,sso is Snr,a asri sc.s
p.rna Jsnn..,s, 1887 Eur.ks.
stella Kowalski. ls4s7 Helen owins).
Vera Kish. 23i Harmon.
Daisey Kent. Slss Tillmsn.
Laura Lacey, 1904 Michigan.
Lidis Lsmini. +ils Jos. campau.
Dorothy Lsuih' ~, az Setter N,.s.
Grace Mather. 1880 Monica.
Marie Martin. 1915 Coventry.
Annette MeDsde. 1888 Exeter.
Cora Oswald, 1887 Centralia, Rsdford.
sophie Plantas, 37ls Greusei.
Helen PARCEL. et25 Philip.
Lucy Roberts. 1898 Maybury Grand,
Jean Sanders. 10000 Westhavsn. Redford.
Antoinette singerski, 1883 Gallagher.
Lena Stanley. T4fi Linwood.
Sylvia Schneider, 1917 Gladstone.
Helen skrzatek, eo2o 81. Auoin. Ham
tramck.
Lillian stspletor, i247 Spruce.
Margaret Usher, 6i5f Horger, Dearborn.
Marion viau. 1851 Third.
Therese Van Hoick, 4o37 Campbell.
Hazel Wood. eT27 Dslmar.
Madss wilkins, eli Putnam.
Mary waskens. i72s7 Ann street. Allen
Stella wojeik. 1888 Marx.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
law schools ri Beta Kappa, the

law schools Pi Beta Kappa, the
Order of the Golf.
She received her LII. B from the
George Washington University Law
School in 1888 and her Ill. M. in
1896. and is member of the bar of
the District and of Texas.
Active in the law alumni group
Of the university, Miss Rawalt is
also vice president of the Federal
Bar Association, whose membership
is made up of some $500 attorneys
who represent the Government in
all of its various departments.
In private life she is the wife of
Maj. Harry Secord of the Army Air
Corps, now technical inspector of
the air field at Gulfport, Miss.
Their home is at 1901 Sixteenth
street NV.
This woman lawyer admits to be-
ing "a fairly good cook, a poor
golfer, an indifferent bridge player
and an ardent collector of English
bone china and eggshell porcelain"
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Columbia Tech Offers
New DRAFTING Glasses

Paul J. Leverone, principal of the
Columbia Tech Institute, has an
nounced new classes covering all
branches of drafting are now being
offered to accommodate the heavy
registration.
Addition of 5:25 pm. sessions
gives drafting students a selection
of three other classes throughout the
day. starting at lo;30 am, 1880 and
7:30 pm.
Gordon Malcolm. registrar, said
the school is receiving an unusually
heavy registration for the nine
month unit and four-year engineer
ing courses. Registrations in the
engineering department, which
opens classes Wednesday, are now
being accepted.
Courses in aerodynsmics. airplane
design, stress analysis, basic radio,
basic electrical, combustion engines,
machine design. building design,
surveying and mapping, and air con-
ditioning will be offered.
Teachers will be engineers who
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Washington College Of Law
Opens September Is

Washington College of Law an
nounces that registrations are being
received for the fall term opening
Wednesday, September Is.
The college, which begins Its 47th
academic year. is Professionally ap-
proved by the American Bar Associa-
ton and offers a curriculum exclu-
sively of law subjects. A four year
course leading to the degree of
bachelor of laws is maintained for
students unable to devote their en-
tire time to law study. Glasses in the
evening division are held from $40
to pm, Monday to Friday, inclu-
sive.
The faculty of the college is COM
posed of four full-time members of
wide and varied teaching experience
who give their entire time to the
school, and of a number of part
time, professors. local practicing at
torneys and Government officials,
whose educational background and
practical experience make them
valuable members of the staff.
On the curriculum for the fall
term Is an elective course in legis-
lation. This subject will cover the
place of statutory law in Anglo
American jurisprudence. constitu-
tional limitations applicable In
Evening star., 1942-09-06

he has all information necessary to
plan wisely. The advisers will
counsel with the freshmen during
the registration period and also will
be available for friendly help
throughout the entire first year or
even later. When student has
decided on his field of specializa-
ton. probably sometime during the
sophomore year, he will be assigned
to special adviser in that, field for
the remainder of his college course
During this first week of the COL
lege year the freshmen also will
have an opportunity to get &C
quainted with the various college
activities in meetings with repre-
sentatives Of the college organiza
tions. The extracurricular activ-
tiles of the college will be explained
so that each person will have a
basis for choosing the ones in which
he may wish to participate.
Freshmen will be the guests of the
Student Council at a luncheon Sep
tember 81 On the next afternoon
at the close of formal registration
activities. both students and faculty
will be invited to Rock Creek Park
for out-of-door games and a wiener
roast.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Wilson Teachers College Plans
Freshman Week Activities

Freshman week activities at Will
son Teachers College this year will
include social events as well as a
number of advisory and instruc-
tional meetings. according to plans
now being completed by DR.. c. M.
Huber, registrar, in cooperation
with Miss Regina Donovan, presi-
dent of the Student Council.
The first meeting of freshmen will
be held at 9 am. September 81,
when the entering class will be ad-
dressed by DR.. Walter E. Hager,
president of the college In the
meetings which will follow the
freshmen will have an opportunity
to get acquainted with the library,
the regulations and procedures of
the college and with the various COL
lege activities.
This year, for the first time, spe-
cial advisers to freshmen are being
appointed. These advisers will
confer individually with the new
students and will help each one to
plan his work so that he will get
the maximum value from his COL
lege experience. Each student will
be expected to assume the ma jor
responsibility for his decisions. The
adviser will merely make sure that