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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Preliminary
Tax Rate SET
County Figure
Of $3.50 Unchanged

The preliminary maximum
tax rates and four final tax
rates for Macomb County as al
located by the Macomb County
Tax ALLEGATION Board were an
nounced today by Tom Scott
secretary for the board.
The figures set by the board
we're based on every 81 900 as
Sessed. On the whole. there is
little change in the rate from
last year. Only few school
rates have been increased. The
county rate. too. remains the
same as last year. 1t is IS so.
The final rates established are
for Warren Township. Chester
field 5 fractional, Chesterfield
Lake fractional. and Erin 2
fractional They are respective
ly S325, SIS, SO, and S6.l5. The
only one Of these showing an
increase is the Chesterfield Lake
fractional. 1t was 81 last year.
The preliminary maximum
tax rates for the following town
ships are: Armada, 81 so, Bruce,
ST. Chesterfield, 81; Harrison,
81 so: Lcnox, $50; Richmond,
SIPS, nd Washington, ST.
None as yet have been eStab-
lished for Clinton, Erin, Lake.
Macomb, Ray, Shelby, and Ster-
ling.
School districts show the fol
lowing preliminary rates:
Armada fractional, S4. 3
fractional. 81 so; No. 4, So; No.
S. 81: No. 6, So; 7 fractional,
S7.40. 8 fractional Sc, No 9,
81, 10 fractional, 81 so and II
fractional, ST.
Bruce fractional. ST So 4
fractional, Sc: No. 5, s. so; No.
s. ST, No. 7, So, fractional. 81;
No. 10, S4; IL fractional, $50,
and No. -, ST. None as yet
have been established for frac
tional 2 or Ia
Chesterfield. No. | S4; No. .
S. fractional. IS. NJ. 4, S3.
No. 6, $3.50: 7 fractional, S5,
and No 8, Sc.
Clinton: | fractional, 81; 2
fractional So 3 Fraction al 81. 4
fractional, 50. No. 5, 81; No 6.
81; 7 fractional, SO; and No.
10, $3.50.
Erin, l fractional, S6l5; 4
fractional, $685. 5 FRACTIONAL,
$685.; and No 6. Sc IS None
has been set 70 No. 3. In addi-
ton there is a voted tax for
fractional of $40 and No. s
Of SIS.
Harrison: No / II and No. 3,
IS.
Lake. No. /. $3.50; No. ., $50
and 3 fractional, $3.50.
Lcnox ] fractional, So: 2 frac-
tonal, IS. No 4, Sc; fraction
al, So No. 6, So 9 fractional, Sc.
and No. II, SO. AS yc no rate
has been established for No. 10.
Macomb: No. /, 81; NJ 2, SIS,
No. 3, ST; No 10, 81; ! frac-
tional, 50; 3 fractional, 50; 4
fractional, 81 so; 7 lctional,
Sc; II fractional, 81 Fractional
, has had no rate established.
Ray No |, 81; 2 fractional,
So; No. 3, S3; No. A. Sc; No. 5,
ST, No g. So 8 fractional ST,
and Is fractional, So.
Richmond ! fractional, S815
2 fractional. 81 No. 3. Sc;
fractional, 81; No. 5, So: No. Z,
SD; 10 fractional So; No IL,
81; IL fractional, SIS, and l3
fractional. So.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
COMPREHENSIVE REPORT
Activities of East Detroit Red Cross Chapter Listed

duction chairman. made the fol-
lowing report: AT sewing 33
workers. ll9 articles in 346 =
hours Emitting seven workers
SIX articles, 40 hours. SurgicalS
- workers, 3, 597 articles IN Ia
hours. I
a repor, on the work on the
recent flood at Kibbee Flats was
made by Fred Feurer, disaster
chairman
The following report was
made by Mrs Fred Feurer. can
teen chairman The Cantecn
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

chairman, announced her reSig-
nation and suggested Mrs. Wal
ter Love as her successor. Mrs.
Love was appointed TO the po-
sition Of blood donor chairman
by the chairman The following
report Was made bg Mrs. Hsr-
ris:l
The Mobile unit paid its Sec
ond visit TO East Detroit Satur-
day. May Is, from 1870 10 $50
p. m. held IN the American Le-
gion hall, 2l4ll Gratlot avenue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

a comprehensive report of ac-
tiviticS of the East Detroit chap
ter of American Red Cross was
revealed today by Mrs. John Pc
trowSky, secretary following
the regular monthly meeting at
East Detroit High school with
Frank Read, Chairman, preSid-
ing
The report Of the volunteer
service chairman. Mrs. John
Kantner. revealed So production
workers with 994 hours.
Mrs. Fred Wundcrlich. pro-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
GROWING OUR OWN

African mahoganieS are being
successfully cultivated in Flor
ida. Trees planted II years ago
are now 40 feet high, with trunks
& inches in diameter This is
twice the diameter OF pines
twice as old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Golfers Open Season
On April |, They Hope
nv VI. =. DRUKENBROD

n your favorite barber insists
on knowing when the golf season
will open, YOU can look him
Squarcly in the eyes and tell him
Thursday. That Will he April !,
the date generally regarded As
marking the start OF a new golf
season in this section.
BARRIERS are rcdhot baseball
fans, know their sport has 4 reg
uar opening date and always are
puzzled If one tries 10 explain 10
them IFS difficult 10 set up a def
mite date IN golf
Various reasons have been Of
fered why golfers have come 10
accept April J. Tho most logical
is that II IS on this date that con
tracts Of most pros start Also.
most clubs plan 10 have their
open then,
Weather. as important AS II IS
to golf really hasn't much 10 do
with the date If il did. more often
than not openings would be de-
laycd a least until May / April
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
SpOr It's
Steve ONei.P Picks
Johnson Over
Grove as Best
By LEO MACOONELL

EVANSVILLE Msrrh -
Steve O.Neul. who. ike II Charley
Gchrircer bancd against hoth Of
them. docs nor agree WI'r the
former igor second hsseman that
Lefty. Grove VAS faster than Wal
ter Johnson Stove ls Walter
Johnson man Among Johnson s
fears ON-ttt remembers the
Washington finger diSpoSinE Of
IT, Speaker. Elmer Smith and
Chick Gandl Of The Indians on
rr0e pitches in one inning q.
Incidrriaiie- Bruce GonnaSter, cttr.
rent TIer- scout. was utility
first hassman with Cleveland one
season A Vincent. the new
Tiger coach. WAS an outstanding
second saCkcr for Beaumont he
fore he became manager Of the
Texas League club Billy
SouthVorth may move Johnny
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Orlando Sent 3
Lilies by Fan
Ones for Stewart,
Ones for Mcdonald
.fat,,t-,-ey -F-uncs statt Photographic

TORONTO. March q The Rod
Wings didn't know whether it was
a good omen when Jimmy Orlando
walked into the dressing room
before Saturday nights game
carrying A box Of three beautiful
lilies.
Then Jimmy picked M the on
closed card revealing some fancy
feminine handwriting
He read aloud
THE first Is for Gaye. The
second Is for BuCko. The third
is for YOU, II you don't win
tonight"
'"Lovely, lovely. aren't they"
asked Jimmy But / hope
don't deserve them tonight"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Tennis Star WEEDS
Doubles Partner

ATLANTIC CITY. y J March
" 'INSl The famed British and
American tennis star Charles T..
Hare. -. ~ Chicago. now is a
private attached 70 tho army air
force, medical detachment IN At
.auuc city
pyi Hare conceded fHc world $
second 3 hes. Icf'-handcd tennis
player of all time was called 80
,,'tc r., adopted country n jan
aars ha' WAS granted 10 DAYS 10
uarrl r, mixed doubles partner
~ Ruin Mary llardwlCk second
ranking woman professional rcnnrs
STAR Tho $50 honcynoontd 10y
PLAYING exhibition matches ~
ws0 American and RAJ camps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Marriage Wins
AT New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. March q
CUPD Marriage. tho veteran son
Of Sroling Player who surprised
classy field in the S25, 900 New
Orleans Handicap a month ago.
scored another upset victory today
sS hc drove home narrow winner
over The fast closing Midland in
the $4,000 American Handicap al
the Fair Grounds
Founders. who with Naldina
Orphan made up tho favored Val
dina Farm entry. was third after
being with the pace until the final
furlOnC
Marriage picked up a net purse
of SIPS hy ms nose victory be
fore a closing day crowd of about
10 o0O Arthur Craig was in the
saddle and sent him into the lead
IN the final turn after following
thc carly pace made ny Porter'S
Cap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
B Nominated
For Derby Test

LEXINGTON. Ky, March y
ms ThUtN-onc horses tonight
were declared eligible for the $40
400 added Blun Grass Stakes April
y. last day Of homeland Today
race meeting at ChurchiH Downs
The field rs headed by such
crack colts AS DrNana'S Amber
Light. winner of the Louisiana
Derby Calumet Farm prInclpa
Derby hope ocean Wave Brown
Hotel Stables Seven Hearts \. c
Ernst's A.qucsi. Hal Price Head
lrys All Ho>s. GrcCntrCc stable ;
Noonday sun Naldina Farm Val
dina Way Naldlna Sol and other
promising 3-Nc9r-oldo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

weather a. a rule is no hottcr Tor
Golf than n Is for baseball and
every one knows A lot Of baseball
games have 10 he postponed m
April
Your favoritc barber also prob
ably Will want 10 know what :
going to happen to golf this sea-
son
Golf leaders who have been In
tervicwed believe A lot Of golf will
be PLAYED If the player are able
to get 10 their courses There's no
reason why they shouldn't II the
share the-rldc plan is carried out,
or if they're willing 10 travel by
bus Many clubs can be reached
by bus.
One thing is certain; tho golf
Sctup is going 10 be lot different
this summer. Tournament play
virtually is out for the duration.
Instead attention Will be focused
on the game as a healthful reCre-
alton 10 provide relaxation for the
hundreds working long hours on
war Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
@. :. j. Has EdQe
In Swim Meet

COLUMBUS. O.. March u
With an advantage Of 1873 in
points over It's nearest rival. MIChI-
gan, Ohio States powerful swim
ming team bargcd into tho Satur-
day night finals Of tho National
intercollegiate swimming meet
here with seven men qualified
Serves al the more 10 make
certain Buckeye tram title.
Michigan qualified only five.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

tH, odd game because RI finishing
FIRST rIrn league
Adam, sand the Cup finals i'
teachcss nv DcfrcI' - could NOT
Open AZ OLYMPIA before THURSDAY
Apu' Tho second game would
hc p.at.5 ~ Dctro't SATURDAY
Apr. Tho Wings would then
20 20 Boston tor Tho games Tues
day April s and THURSDAY April
s returning 20 Detroit for tho
ff'h game ID necessary. Saturday
Apr. 10. or sunday. AprII H.
Adams has stll another idea
That R 60 play the first three
games OF Tho Stanley Cup finals
here next thursday Saturday and
SUNDAY then co 20 Boston FOR tho
last four game he rs ius' look
ing over ms bargaining arguments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

Hopn tror1-firSt- base 10 -the out
field now that the Cardinals have
lost Terry Moore II he does,
Ray Sanders will 60 to first
Southworth can't see why train
ing in the north isn't all right . q.
we've played ma ior league base
hall in the cold. SouihWorth eX-
plains. We might aS well get &C
CuSiomed 10 Il in training
Mark ChrIstWan. Cno-tlmC Tiger
third baSeman. Is with the Browns
Al Cape Girardeau With To-
iedo. Mark last season was the
leading ShortSjop in the American
Association. He set new record
At .972. in one stretch playing p
straight games without a mlScuc
Bob Kennedy White SoX
third Sscker. is AZ tho naval pre-
fight school Al Iowa City
Jimmy Dykes is reported 10 be in
good roaring voice since having an
obstreperouS set OF gallStoneS
Snatched recently J h nm y
Corsica Of the Tigers will cele-
brate his 26th birthday Monday
He was born in Bayonne. y. J.
Ted Graham, onetime Detroit
Red Wing. IS now 2 ma Tor with
the Fifth Canadian Division,
which is overseas Notre
Danes football team played be-
fore $4,000 persons Al home
and on the road during the 1912
season -. Ed Van Every. New
York boxing writer, is author Of .
the movie "Coney Island" Carl
Brumbsugh, former quarterback
Of the Bears and who helped in
stall the r system Al Boston
College. rates Mike Holovak
fullback. second only 10 Bronko
NagurSki Johnny koiz
Wisconsin basketball star. eNcels
Al the one-hand push shot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
SoftbaII League Meets

a meeting will hc held next
Wednesday AZ S p m m The De-
troll Parks and Recreation Office
for managers and coaches who
want 10 enter 2 Softball team m
tho Municipal Open League For
information call Schierlincer. Fl
$50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Largest Arena

SghN Joe Lousl sc~t Gr
Thomas Dewey 'r.r1rs -r
recommending Robcr' J. % b.
las Negro manager ~ ttr
Fena isssnce basketball 'ram 'r,
me yscancy. or the New Nor-
state Athletic Comm sSIoR when
BIZ Brown 8 term expires ..
Frlfz.e ZIyc. WelforweICrt. is
20 NesrS old and thc youngest
- f.e fGhunE bro'ncr,
The sports arena A. Crar.fc
FleId I'LL. has capacity larger
thar Madison square Garden
It's r NODE. fot army Nr5
houses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

Willie Pep ono Of tho ring 5
newest sensations Mhn-u4!- agRt
Derrojt'S Bobby Mcintyre AZ
Arena Gardens. Monday nigh,
took up fighting through ncce>-
>ItN.
The 2l.year-old foathcrwc.gh'
who was born William PapaIo
started AS a shoe shine bol when
a little shaver IN Hartford Conn
Older and bigger boys sought "a
run HIM of his corner. hut ne
Wouldn Z run for darn he
fought them of and kept his
corner.
II was only natural nc soon on
tered tho ring as an amateur He
turned pro in 1870 and in TWO
years time was proclaimed tho
featherweIGht champion by the
New York commission.
Jackie Callura is the MA
champion and a match between
them 70 decide the champion of
champions is IN tho making II
Uncle Sam doesn't sign up Pep
before they can be brought to-
cether.
Pops training system IS slightly
different. He not only dcvoteS
much Of his rTre 70 CahsthenIcS
but most Of his exercises are moro
strenuous than the averaC Q
fighter attempts
CallSthenicS always prcCcdc
rather than follow boxing
This IL done" trainer Bill
Gore explained. "hecau<e willie
Is fresher then and goes through
them more Enthusiastically"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Pittenger Post Plans
Ring Show April 10

PittcnCcr Post nj tho American
Legion will sponsor an all-Star
boxing show AT HaCkott Field
House. on Friday April Is. There
viii bc 10 action filed bouts put
on by tho best amateur boxers in
the MoiTnnoIIlan area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
CurtoiI Sports

University Of California do
cided 10 eliminate >pUnC tram
Ing tables for crew and basket
ball and 20 withdraw financial
support from golf handball.
riflery skiing and ice hockey
Inspired 10y The naming Of a
hotel A. Lakewood \. j.. Giants
spring training camp site the
Brannick Arms movement Is
afoot 70 re-tItIe the McCurdy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

Hotel q Evansville The Car
Barry Arms honorlrE tho
Tigers popular travelling score
'ary SGT George Nicholson
MitChe Field, Long Island. was
top SparrinC partner for Joe
LOUIS e.. Nicholson is currently
acting as SGT Jackie NI,o~ s.
trainer The pft,bugr Pc
rates. vhO viii train ~ M4~r4e.
Ind TINS SprnC spent is a.
ysfes VINO SrCL training a.
Muncie IND ms ,p-rc. ,plr-
& n rrr.r last - seasons f-fr.
i0G ir California
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Holmes 732 PAGES
Fife Match Victory

George Holmes paced his Fife
team with 722 As they trimmed
SprinCwellS by 1877 pins in 4 pot
match AZ SprinGwells Recreation
Saturday night Holmes spilled
279-252-20l. Scores were:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

lay IN MS ma
box Al the hotel
SORRY To
run ont an
Y n. but |
h Ve To go
home on some
urgent huSi-
ness. | may
he n h le To
come In later.
hut IL not l
wish YOU and
I n M
every success,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Sincerely,
"Rill Met laren.'
MISSING FRIDAY

The message was written on
postcard hearing picture OF
Bosse Field. tho Tiger training
field. and mailed IN Evansville
r nday
The last O'Ncill say Of MCClaren
vas Thursday at practice
He did not show mp for praC-
tice Friday" Q Neil said, hut
I was not disturbed about that.
He had rented an apartment and
was expecting his wife and baby
here. can't understand why
he did not tell me about IL. He
WAS fine boy and never gave
me any trouble AT Beaumont.
ONeill managed the Beaumont
club i'm the Texas League last
summer and McClaren, a good hit
Tor. was one of has stars. He nj
DS1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
INJURY STOPS HOWE

As the second period started If
was learned center Sydney Howe.
Detrolt's leading scorer. had been
put out Of action with a board
check by Pratt The boarding took
place just before Mowers injury
IN the first period and resulted in
Howe suffering = >praIncd lumbar
muscle on the icft SIDE near ms
spine.
Howe was unable 10 dress him
self and trainer Frank Walker
said ne did not know when no
would be able 10 play again A.
the same time II was reported the
blow from Poles stuck had driven
one Of Mowers teeth into the roof
Of his mouth.
At 2:27 OF the second period
Billy Taylor raced in with Carr
and Schrinor 10 pop IN a short
shot which put Toronto ahead 80
Five minutes later tho Wings
had tied II up. 2-3. ON Sid AbelS
25-foot shot from left wing with
Jackie Mclean Off for cross check
ing Watson. LlScombe started the
play.
Gave Stewart was helped off the
ice after being boarded by Eddie
Wares.
The Leafs took Al lead on a
3O-foot shot ny Bob Davidson
which appeared n 60 in off Or
lando's lee.
With II seconds Of The period ~
GO tho Leafs moved up 10 81 with
Crosse in the penalty box. Schriner
Tipped in the puck.
The Wings opened the third
period TWO goals down with Crosse
IN the penalty box. but STAYED of
the Leaf drives. then threatened
with Carveth and Abel getting
fair chances Bur the Leafs gave
the Wings q taste of A strong de-
fcnSlve game playing As cozily as
possible 10 protect their lead
With Aa&e~nut and Wares limp
ing Adams was mixing his lines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
PINCH HITTER

ONein explained that while Nc
Clarcn vas not expected 10 replace
Rudy York, he young player
he's only p had a good chance
10 start the season as a pinch
hitter.
MCClaren is member Of the
Dallas fire department. so tram
ing camp waCs Immediately
cracked Maybe nc heard a four
alarmer
His French leave reduced the
Tiger squad 10 27 players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Wings Summary

Detroit .,r.us'.'H'Ts Orlando. M"'ef
Nbsl Gro,s. Wares pouL.as watson
rsrvc'r
Toronto substitutes Jones Mcdonald
roHe g S'ewsr Mclean. HI. J. Hamt.
ton Davidson
Referee Noin Lamport ilnesmen
Archie wilcox and Aurej lollst
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
MOWERS is HURT

At 1923 Orlando was chased
for SlaShtnc Gaye Stewart. Now
ers was struck in tho mouth by
"a stick or the puck and the game
was held up ) minutes A. he went
10 the dressing room. After Now
IerS' return Pole evened the score
beating Mowers with back
handler after picking up Pratts
drive At tho boards.
Pratt MaS-r}44eG- def tttf-troSS
checking Wares and m 10 seconds
LlSCombe scored to give the De-
trotcrS the lead again II was 2
f0d-tooter from straight out with
assists gong 70 Carveth and Abel
-Four minutes later. Al 1897
RuCko Mcdonald scored with p
35-footcr from tho left wing after
TAYLOR had taken the puck IN -hl
lodging AZ least six Red Wins
checks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
He Had to Fight or Run
So He Chose Ring Career
By VI. ,. DRUKENBRoD

Two meals suffice for most
boxers IN framing Not Pep,
though. He-getS three squares =
day including breakfast before
early morning road work, which
also IS somewhat unusual
Pop and Mcintyre fought last
Oclubcr IN Holyoke. Mass Com
meulng on that bout Mcintyre.
Who VAS ranked tenth among the
country ightweightS by Ring
magazine. saws that although hc
lost inc decision ne gave Pep a
good fight and wasn't hurt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Leafs Defeat Wings
In Fourth Cup Game
Howe, Mowers
Injured; sgd Is
Out Of Game
Nv LEWIS II. WALTER

TORONTO, Ont, March ~
Toronto Maple Leafs defeated De-
troit Red Wings here tonight and
thereby squared their playoff
series at two victories apiece.
The score was; Toronto s, De-
troit 3.
The teams will continue the
series in Detroit this Sunday
night.
A crowd Of 1894. tho largest
~ the season here and one OF the
largest in Toronto's history, saw
tonight'S game.
Liscombe gave Detroit the lead
when he fired home a 35-foOter for
the first Of his TWO first period
goals at 2l5. The Wings had
been bottled up in their own end
when Bruneteau led the rush that
produced the score. He passed 10
Howe at the Toronto line with
only Reg Hamilton back. Stop
ping, Howe slid the puck across 10
| Liscombe for his telling shot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Basketball Results

Toledo ,s Wssr.7s'-o s-t 1rf'r'o- 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
University of Illinois
Alumni to Hold
Dinner Meeting

Diplomatic and official circles in
Washington will be represented At
dinner meeting of University OF
Illinois alumni to be held at $50
pm. Monday at the YWCA in COM
memoration Of the 18th anniversary
Of the University's founding.
Alumni to speak include Price Ad-
ministrator Prentiss Brown. Sena-
tor c. Wayland Brooks Of Illinois
and Representative Evan Howell Of
Illinois.
Dean Roger Adams, head Of the
school Of chemistry. here on leave
of absence, to serve as q member
Of the National Defense Research
Committee, will discuss the universe
tvs war work.
Alumni who have made reserva-
tions to attend include the Ambassa-
dor Of Panama, Senior Ernesto Jaen
Guardia, who graduated from Illi-
nois University in 1921 in engineer
ing and was chief engineer of the
City of Panama before returning to
the United States as Ambassador.
Others include William w. Ar
mold, member of the Board of Tax
Appeals, and Mrs. Arnold, who also
is an Illinois graduate: Brig. Gen.
S. U. Marietta, Robert L. flanagan,
chairman Of the Board Of Veterans
Appeals, and Roy Vincent MacNicol,
whose Mexican paintings are on ex-
hibit at the Pan-American Union.
The committee in charge of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
Miss Nourse to Speak
At Writer'S Club
Meeting Monday

Gathering Materials for Feature
Articles" will be the subject OF q
talk by Miss Mary A. Nourse. presi-
dent Of the Society Of Woman &C.
ographers. at meeting Of the Pro-
fessional Writers Club ut pm.
Monday at the YWCA.
The speaker is a well-known edu-
Gator. lecturer and authority on the
Far East, she is the author Of many
articles and books two Of which.
THE Four Hundred Million" and
"Kodo-the Way of the Emperor"
are used in high schools and colleges.
Miss Frances 1delle Fox. program,
chairman. will introduce Miss
Nourse. Miss Wanda Mae johnson,
president Of the club, will preside at
a business meeting preceding the
program. Hostesses for the evening
will include Mrs. Sue Fife Ramsey.
Miss Elizabeth Layman, Miss Lila
Groves, Miss Mable A. Hinkhouse.
Mrs. Richard S. Dill and Mrs. H. M.
Douty.
New members recently added to
the club are Mrs. Roberta Armbris.
ter. Miss Frances Carolyn Burger.
Mrs. Dill and Mrs. Douty.