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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-11

Mrs. Hustess f Forest City, Ark,
who has been visiting rer sister,
Mrs. w. E. McCrary, returned to
her home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Riser of
hoilandale visc.ed relatives over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. eagle of
Vaughns; Mr.. and Mrs. K. r. Zach
cry and little daughter Of Yazoo City !;
Mrs. C. l.. Cage of Raymond, were
guests in tht ". II. Taylor nome
sunday.
Pvt. Leon Fortune, Jackson Air
Base spent Sunday with friends in
West.
The Woman S Society of Christian
Service will ooserve their Week of
| Prayer, March 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Hand and
Junior motorea K Durant Sunday.
Friends of Mrs. b. l.. Hathcock
are sorry to hear OF her Illness and
nope she will soon be we'll again.
Miss Dora West Long spent the
weekend with her parents at Phillip,
Mrs. Z. V. Aldridge of Grenada
and Mrs. LYDIA White spent the
weekend with Mrs. George Wilkins
Mr.. Frank Hamlin of Stalkvillt
was a West visitor Friday.
Mrs. j. K. Melton spent tn,
weekend with relatives.
Little Mary Jane Stubs is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G
R. Stubs at Phillip this week.
Miss Sue Cade of Little Rock
ARK, arrived Saturday for a visi
with relatives. The mary friends O
Miss Cade are delighted to hear o.
her continued improvement since he
illness several months ago and wisl
for her a rapid recovery.
w. M. Brock who is with tn,
Silas, Mason Construction, of Batol
Rouge, La, spent the weekend witt
his family.
Pvt. Billy Martin, Camp Shelby
spent several days with relative
this week.
W. H. Downer, j. C. Ammons, o
Emory wer business visitors i
West Thursday.
Carl Arnold and Harvey Camp
bell came up from C%enterville flo
the weekend.
Miss Brock Alexander spent Sur
day with her mother, Mrs. Grac
Alexander at Emory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Bowie an
little daughter of Jackson wer
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Nc
Crazy, Sunday.
Steve Whitehead, John Dixon
George Brock, of Holmes JUNO
College spent Sunday with Mr.. an
Mrs. G. l.. Brock.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-11

IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
HOLMES COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
NO. 1924
ESTATE OF MRS. JULIA Nc
DANIEL, PARHAM H. WILLIAMS,
ADMINISTRATORS. THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
To MRS. CLARA BRYANT, a
nonresident of the State of Missis-
sippi, and a resident of the State of
New Mexico, and whose post office
address is given as Lordsburg, New
Mexico. No street address obtain
able after diligent search and in
quiry:
You are hereby given notice that
by a decree of the Honorable Chan
Gerry Court of Holmes County, Mis-
sissippi, January term 1943, it was
ordered that citation be issued to
you and the surety on the bond to
settle with Parham H. Williams, the
Administrator, for your doings as
Administrative of this estate priol
to the time that you were removed
aaAdministratrix, and it was ordered
that such settlement be made within
thirty days from this date.
You will take due notice of thi!
citation and decree, and witness the
hand of the Clerk and the seal o.
he said Court, this the 18th day o.
February, 1943.
PARHAM II. WILLIAMS
Chancery Clerk, Holme
County, Mississippi.
enc. 26-4t)
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-11
NOTICE TO EDJTOR

No. 6558 Letter testamentary hav-
ing been granted on the 18th day o.
February, 1943, by the Chancery
Court of Holmes County, Miss, to
the undersigned upon the estate Of
David Longinotti Deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present
the same to the Clerk of said Court
for probate and registration accord
ing to law within six months from
this date, or they will be forever
barred.
This the 18th day of February,
1913.
J. L. LONGINOTTI,
(No. 26-4t) Executor.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-11

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Sadie Rodgers, whose street
and post-office address is: 1856
South State Street, apartment 4
Chicago, Illinois.
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the IChancery Court of the
county of Holmes in said state, on
the Second Monday Of April, 1943,
% defend the suit No. 6567 in said
Court of Tommy Rodgers, wherein
you are a defendant.
This the 4th., day of March 1943'
Parham H. Williams,
Chancery Clerk.
(SEAL)
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-11

Mrs. Hustess f Forest City, Ark
who has been visiting rer sister,
Mrs. w. E. McCrary, returned to
her home Sunday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-11

Ina wye NShle, VI iChtHS-
Cabinet members of the Y.W.CA.
and the YyM.C.A. of Holmes Junior
College met on Tuesday, March 2,
and nominated the new officers for
1943-44.
The results of the Y. NJ. elections,
held on Wednesday, March 8, were
as follows: president, Thomas Little
john; vice-president. L. H. Cox; Sec
rotary, Glen Teasly; treasurer, Rich
ard Bacon; devotional leader, Arnold
Doom; publicity chairman, Jimmie
McKie; social chairman, Coleman
Pickle; recreational chairman, Clyde
Pace; vesper chairman, Dan Self;
membership chairman, David Flem-
ing: morning watch chairman, Tracy
Rainey.
New Y.WyC.A. officers are, pres
ident, Marguerite Weatherly; vice
PRESENT, Frnces Cobb; secretary
treasurer, Beth Mckenzie; prayer
meeting chairman Beannice Box
Masters minority chairman, Ruby
Rome; vesper chairman, Lou" Case
Morning watch chairman, Frances
Stewart; recreational chairmen
Louise K~uykendall and Emogene
Hudspeth;a social chairman, Allene
Ray; membership chairmen, Eloise
Watkins and Ernestine Sellers; mu-
sic chairman, Margaret Alyce Wilder
publicity chairman. Gene Hitowei
and Minnie V. Perkins; song leader
Cora Mae Sturdivant.
The "Y' is sponsored by Mrs
Zylphia Mansell.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-11

WANTED - To buy used sewing
machine. MRS. H. L. ALBIN, Phone
127-W. (29)
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-11

FOR SALE: See your friend
Billups Service Station for Pre-War
Tires. Durant, Miss.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-11
WANTED

Two first-class mechanics.
One good parts man.
Two good truck drivers.
One good male bookkeeper.
OLIVER-LILLY MOTOR CO.
Grenada, Mississippi
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-11

The Choir calendar includes Il
following concerts: March Z, XII
micheal; Mach 81, Sails, March rs,
Durant; April A. (openl; April II,
Lexington; April is, SUNDAY morn
ing) Pickens; April %, Grenada
and May 2, Durant.
The choir is directed by Mrs. Mar
tina Tye MeKie, of Pickens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Symphony Program
To Be AH-American

TIE PROGRAM by the De-
troit symphony Orchestra TO be
given in Masonic Temple
Wednesday, Dec. ]. will feature
fhe works OF GerShwin, Kern
and Foster, but three other
American composers will have
representation. 100. IL will be
an all-American evening.
Samuel BARRIERS overture,
The School for Scandal"
Deems -II,Sasy.leE.,s -.E,sHtsSsi-ea-
Two Themes; Robert Russell
Benefits symphonic picture on
George Gershwin'S 'Porgy and
Bess"; Paul Craston's Two Cho-
Fic Dances: JEANNE with the
Light Brown Hair" in a Foster
DcLamarter arrangement. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
STAGE and SCREEN
& Ga,A, Gentry
Jackie Cooper Does
Great Job in Film
on Juvenile Crisis

IF DETROIT parents can give
Il the correct answer TO the
question, "Where Are Your Chill
dren?" then it will have started
we'll along the way toward set
Ting our great juvenile delin-
quency problem.
Monogram studio has turned
out an exceptionally fine film
with this intriguing title, which,
as you undoubtedly are aware,
had its world premiere here
Friday attended by not only inn
portant civic and religious lead
ers, but by several of the stars
Of the picture itself.
- From the previewer's, stands.
point, the picture, in addition tor
teaching a great lesson, is also
one with absorbing entertain
ment value.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
To Define Radio Linqo

ARGOT: Jack Koehler, of this
paper, recently received a letter
from II. L. Mencken. the au-
thor, in which Meneken men
toned that he was working on
a treatise on the crazy new
language which is developing in
radio stations.
Every new trade creates its
own lingo, and Mencken ex-
poets to spend the next year or
so compiling this argot of the
studios and announce rooms
announce room" being, obvi-
ously, the term applied to the
studio in which the announcers
work.
Here are some samples Of the
argot as used at CKLW. To
get high" is TO get excited on
the air. If. for one reason or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Sumptuous Musical

Patricia Morrison. John LItel
and Betty Blythe are all good
too, and we firmly believe that
this is a picture you shouldn't
miss.
Across the park, you'll find
some big helpings Of music in
echn icol Tor. Sweet Rosie
O'Grady' is one of the m o S I
sumptuous musicals Twentieth
Century-Fox has turned on for
Betty Cradle and she MARBLES,
dances and dazzles, bedecked in
much finery.
Robert Young furnishes the
romance in between the musical
numbers. but there are so many
of them he has 10 be a fast
worker.
Personally, we liked Best
Foot Forward because. while
IT'S Just as expensive an extrav-
aganZa. il has more OF q plot 10
it and Lucille Ball puts her very
best foot forward 10 a superb
lob. She's really Gorgeous and
she has a sense OF comedy which
fits in perfectly with Billy Gax-
toms and Virginia Weidlers
roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Arsenic Returns
With KarIoff in
the Nephew Role

HMURDER" he says, mean
NI ing Karloff, who finally
arrives in the role created for
him when he opens at the CasS
tonight in Arsenic and Old
Lace"
While the Joseph Kesselring
horror-comedy has played here
several times, it's always been
with a different villain, but now
we get horrible glance Of the
man for whom the part was
written.
Erich Won Stroheim, Bella Luz
-gosi and Walter Hampden have
all played Jonathan Brewster,
but none of them fills the 10
quirements quite the yayJ KARI
loft does. especiallS/in those
parts of the diaLorne where the
sisters say, GOOD heavens! Ire
looks like KyRLOFF!'
Arsenic and Old Lace" will
be followed on Dec. 6 by that
hilarious farce, Dark Eyes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

the orchestral scenario OF Je-
rome Kern's "Showboat. "
.Hansel and Gretel," the
opera 10 be given in English
Dec. II and Is by Karl Kreu-
ger. is taking shape rapidly.
Philip Fein was in Detroit the
past weekend 10 confer with
Mr.. Kruger and to look over
the physical properties Of Ma
sonic Auditorium. Mr.. Fem,
stage manager of the Chicago
Civic Opera for the past 10
years. has given "Hansel and
Gretel" hundreds of times and
with opera companies all over
this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
BIithe Spirit Returns

Another comedy favorite re-
turns Dec, IL when "Blithe
Spirit" opens at the Cass with
Clifton Webb, Mildred Natwick
and Haila Stoddard, who were
playing il in the East.
There should be plenty of hi
larity for the holidays this year
with Sons o. Fun" opening The
Monday before Christmas and
staying two weeks
This is Olsen and Johnson S
elaborate successor to "HellZa-
poppin " and has been doing
terrific business since il left
New York.
The Lafayette. too, has plans
which should take this popular
house well into the new year.
Little Women" is doing so
well that it will undoubtedly
stay on for a couple more
weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Appealing Show

The youngsters. home for
Thanksgiving. really gave il a
boost and they all seemed to
find it most appealing. We Ike
The cast with Erin OBricn
Moore. Marjorie Peterson.
Louise Kirkland and Beatrice
Cole as the famous 10, Amy.
Beth and Meg.
After Little Women" plans
are 10 bring back Tobacco
Road" for a couple OF weeks. al
though we didn't think there
was any one who hadn't seen IL,
and then stage an adaptation Of
Henry Aldrich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Casual With Cash

An insurance dealer wh o
writes the mans policies told
me the other night of calling
the man by telephone to remind
him that a $500 premium was
due.
"All right" said the wealthy
man I'll have it, i'm the mail
for you at once"
The next day an envelope ar
rived. an envelope with no re-
turn address, no word of writ
ing inside the letter, absolutely
nothing but four 500 bills.
So far, the man doesn't seem
10 have lost any money through
his casual handling of cash, but
everybody who has dealings with
him gets an occasional attack of
the screaming filters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Stanwyck's Son
Is in Doohouse

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. y.
BARBARA STANWYCK'S
adopted son, Dion, IS in the dog
house. He dug foxholes in a
vacant lot and covered them
with wood and old wall paper.
The roof caught fire from a
candle and a section Of the
Stanwyck fence was burned be-
fore Barbara, the servants and
a passing motoriSt could get
garden hose into action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
He Really Rates
With Sheridan

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. u.
To give you an idea how
Steve flanagan rates with Ann
Sheridan, she posed for six eX-
elusive portraits that will deco
rate the flanagan diggins in
New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Ronald Cotman Debut

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 81.
Somebody on the "Kismet"
set unearthed a honey. Dignified
Ronald Colman made his first
professional appearance at the
age of 16--playing a banjo at a
smoker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Gail Gets Chance

Jackie Cooper does one Of the
best jobs Of his career, and we
believe that, after he comes out
Of the service, he will find HIM
self one Of the young actors
most in demand.
Surprise is little Gail Storm,
the yOungster who three years
ago won the Gateway TO Hol-
lywood" prize and then rather
dropped into oblivion This gives
her a chance 10 do tenSely
dramatic work and she rises
even above this very tough as
Segment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

trivial proportions. Today, of
course, money is plentiful,
and bulgy pay checks even
distract the girls from their
intent preoccupation with
romance.
CASUAL: The height of cas-
ualness is the way a Detroit
man. who' inherited a plush
lined fortune, pays his bills.
He's a type of man who goes to
considerable pains TO divert his
money into charitable channels
but aside from that he is dis
interested in money. You'll have
to take my word for it, but
that's the way he is. He espe-
cially doesn't like TO write
checks, He'd rather pay IN cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Greer's Poodle in Army

Greer Garson's French poodle,
Cliuuot, has won honorable men
ton at the San Carlos training
center for war dogs. Stars other
poodle, Go Go, hunked out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
INSIDE DETROIT
& Jack Pickering
Detroiters Too Busy With War
To Get Their Horoscopes Read

NOTES ON THE CITY Another curious effect Of the
boom is the decline Of the horoscope business. few
ago when Detroers weren't busy and
money and jobs obsessed many horoscopes sold by the
thousands And women, of bought many such pre-
dictons, hoping for to the question when will
be married? Now the horoscope sales have fallen off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Kick Is a Bad Fluff

FLUFF" IS a slight bobble
or error: a. kick is a~Sehous
one. Sometimes. if a speaker
or announcer kicks his script
around too badly he starts 10
laugh at himself, in which case
the staff will remark that he
broke himself down" slight
alteration from the term used
i'm the theater if an actor
breaks himself up or lis hrn-
ken up by somebody else'S non
Sence.
A break" or "A local is The
announcement Of the stations
call letters; TO put on wax" or
merely 10 wax is TO make a
transcription. because the needle
cuts its grooves in waXy-
coated monograph disc. And
if the engineer remaks,. That
guys down in the mud he's
complaining ecause some
speakers voice is so low it is
hard 10 understand, lost in the
obscurity of the noise level.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
RULES

RULES
Contestants must be
amateurs. Our students
not eligible. /. Make
copy Of girl S}s inches
high. on paper 7 inches
high. Draw only the girl,
not the lettering. 2. Use
only pencil or pen. ). No
drawings will be re-
turned. 4. Print your
name, address town.
county, state, age,
phone number and pres
ent occupation on back
Of drawing. S, All draw
inss must be received
BY DeeemberJlst, io4J.
Prize winning drawings
will be selected by our
faculty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

another, no sound goes out
over the ether, because of a
missed cue. a lost script or any
Of a thousand causes, it's called
dead air.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Times Sweeps
Pin Schedule
SATURDAY
SATURDAY

500 o. m.-Class C-No 2 Riviera
II. Tony Thomas; City Ice and Fuel.
DUR T. Al. b. Morrow; Teamsters No.
!, AFL, sam 81. onge; Ideal Tool and
Die. Rainbow $50 MAJOR. Edward Author
Class DIV II. Better. DENLY Jr., Jack
MiIdner: UAW-CIO Naval Ordnance,
Wilies Five. Ted David Class E.
Odd IS" Norman Coles, Chubbies, Felix
Lisowski: American Pacemakers, Robert
Gonda; r.. a NJ, No. g. Royal Oak
O. b. u William Holder; TernEtedt-Bull
Gang Cy Dion. Tool Room No. 2, c.
Finn
s:I5-ClaSs C-Scheper Electric. Utica
Class A. Henry Scheper. Class D-Too
Crib. Chrysler AmpleX. A. Zakens. Barring
Press Graphic Arts Blue. Ray Anders
Kurz. ROseville Metro oscar Kurz; Special
Tools. Gorham Seniors. Bernard Ravetta
Ford PoWer-Cardinais, Boris Lopushan-
sky: Dodgers. Stanley Ray. Class e
Tigers. Leo cabanaw; Giants, Ray Woak
Indians Murray Collyer, Wolves, JAW
clio. Walter Hetner. Inspection, Chryslei
AmpleX, Paul Liska.
IO:3O-Class C-Kesslers Mems Wear
Motor City, Jesse Kessler, Rainbow No. 2
$50 House. John Kolf: Frank scuros Bar
Naples Jr. Elmer Howe. Class D-Tus-
cora. wysndotte Merchants. w. Roach
Wescott A. smith. Jackson l. o. o. F.. W
smith. shorty's Rec, Lincoln Park, Les
ter Kiss. scalers. Chicago Pneu Tool
julius Valko Millwrights, UAW-CIo e46
Peter Wikeuczy. Class E-Skirke Coal
Roosevelt Park. L. Dodson Commandos
Allen Park Roll shop. T. Truxall; Resu'
lars, Evans Products Leonard LeFeve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25

tured. Charles Hales 233 in $50
was high for Die.
Martin Eisner's "back-up''
worked we'll enough for neat $40,
Just 10 pins short of the season
high series in the Bowl-O-Drome
House.
Gail Moore shot 207 and Alic,
Goyke IS9-IS6-f72 for 81 iH m,
State Fair Ladies Major.
Woodrow Wilson League mem.
bers will have 20 dine the Mite Life
keglerS after the latter overcame a
399-pin handicap 10 win a match
by pa pins at the Recreation
II AIRY Russells 59l, WaIteI
Nemik's 237, Harry Levy's 22O for
the winners, and Lou Leonard :
$50, Bert Visions 235, and Harry
Lajala's 221 for the losers, stooc
out.
Lou Toledo Kid" Meyers 2IO
2l7-2l7 for GA in the Blue Di
vision, Earle Harris 227-236 I'm 63:
in the Red, Art WinchelPs 224-2I4
in 626 in the White, and Tony Ma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
DeLuxe-D Stride
Closer 10 Major
League Crown
STANDINGS

De Euxe-D Is n stride closer 10
/ the Michigan Major League cham
lpionship today after winning
three from last-place Myrtles last
night at Crest Lanes while Kop-
pitt was losing two TO Pabst al
! Ramona Recreation,
4 This result left De Luxe with a
| flve-game lead and "a TO 90
ITherman Gibson had 663 of Dc
ILuxe's 1883 as Myrtle scored
2642. Pabst had 1855 windup in
1852 TO KoppitZs 1926.
Pat Brady sorted out 701 from
Foreman Associations 300l, as his
team tied KoppitZ for second by
shutting out Sackman (2S2D.
Brady's series was 244-2l2-245.
Pepsi-Cola had charged the
battery by a victory over Stroh
the preceding night and further
celebrated in banking Ellis Walk
.Cr'S Standards. 29S9 10 1881. Pepsi
is six away from the lead and has
an outside chance 10 win.
High scorers included Bill
Jordan, Nelson. 651; S. e. S.
Tools Tony Marano and Fred
Bujack. 643 and 637; George
Kersten, Farris. 63l: George
EukaCh. SaCkman. 629, Joe PtaSky,
Standard. ST. Frank Gunsberg,
Tony CoScolenda, Ramona, 625
and 62S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Bob | a|es
Did That Whack
On Nogqin Make
Bob Ufer 90?
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

One of the best yarns they are
passing around the University OF
Michigan campus these days con-
eerns Bob Ufer, Michigan's bril-
liant middle-distance runner.
II semes Bob has discovered a
Whack across the noggin with a
steel bar will make a fellow go
fast.
AT the Michigan State relays,
recently. Ufer was warming up
10 run the anchor half-mile for
the Wolverines. He collided full
force with a structural beam.
Ufer was so daZed he doesn't
remember whether he took apart
In the race or went lca fishing.
But records show he turned in a
quarter in .49.l and also won the
special 300-yard race, his time
being only two-tenthS of sec
ond off the worlds record.
Some one has suggested that
Coach Ken Doherty might try
crack Ufer over the head with a
blackjack just before he goes TO
the starting line
Doherty thinks, with or with
out a whack on the head, Uier
stands a good chance Of break
ing his own American indoor
mark for the $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
SUNDAY
EN.CEII-n sQIAD

1880 q. m.-Ciass D-Bombsrdiers
Victory. Walter skonieezny Q D. Grind
Victor Lonn Aircraft, Gullsume Pare.
Class E-Tool Lathes Clarence Wsg-
Touer; Turret Lathes. Rex Blake; Fapprts,
Ralph w Walker. Screw Machine. Alex
Madajski; ssmimatics, Robert shade; Ma
chinery. George schni,zhofer' Fisher BODY
Home OhIce- Interdepar,ment no. }. Pau
McHugh Accounting No. Lorne ker'
msth No. 10. chry. -Jen. Maintenance
II Moeller.
Ig!i5-aa. ID vickers-Csrriers.
Henry Ouattrociocchi: Bears George
James: Ross Air Control Vakes-hasier
Valves James Wildman Cam waves, \.
p Weiss: ChattsrboS Cafe, Albion MAJOR
Berne sayles: no. 100. Continental Motor
Norman Helm; Packard Aircraft. Thurs.
Mite. Frank HhbIk KsSonditI9n' I9td
Foundry. +. Ford; olAss Lncoe vt
CUTS Cafe. st Joseph Society. Leonard
KoFut. DrsfteeE, Roosevelt PARK y o..
&c. s. Ksnarek; Hungry Five, Paramount
Eng. Harry COnwen.
a:00--Clam D--Ford Tool and Die,
Torpedoss Gene Le~andoNAky. No. g. Al
Kolb Bombers UAW-CIo 800. spring
wells Paul Finn: Cadillac Tavern.
Bread. Roeppfneer's Bakery, Larry Mon
tag: Levers Zenith House. Russell Getz
No : NJ. Calvary, Harry Bough'on: Ye
Ode Cadillac Barn, Harry link. Class Z
RIVER Rouge. II Lauzon No 8, Philip
SKIS Cafe Edward kunath: shipping
Bond Bread Elmer schultz: Golden
Eaeles, r o. z Andrew zeamsn.
blers Michael Stopa Aces, Fred Bietl .
Red and Ars Gulf Service, FernAale Jr.
Joseph Bucchare Down River Penna
Club No J. Wyandotte Merchants. Anthony
borzello Cam Brackets. Republic Aircraft.
Walter Lindsey No. I. Gabriel steel
George Wurthn. GremeIs cafe West Ghl-
SAyigatOrs Ford Aircraft. Bernard An
derEnn SUPERVISION Republic Aircraft.
John McLAchlan Machine Packard Ma
rine Joseph Weiss splines Detroii
Breach. Arthur Lewuzu: ZePhers. Ford
fesi ard -Die. Basil Garrison
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