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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-23
THE BULLDOG GROWLs

Arthur Green is really a solid
sender. He knows how to find out
just how he stands with Mary Min
or. We would like to know who
Mildred Waites' new heartbeat will
be now that Clement is gone.
Jammes Young certainly doesn't
mind cold weather when he thinks
only of walking home with Louise
Jones. Robert Hutchins at least
you could find something else to
tell people other than I'm going to
the basketball game when you don't
want to be bothered.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-23

SOMEWHERE In AFRICA-First 1t. John r. Lyle Medical
Administration Corps is being congratulated by Civilian
respondents his being commissioned from the
Lexington Ky served in World shortly
after being discharged he enlisted again and the rank
Master Sergeant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Star Tennis Pairing
Mary fernando and Pearl Peterson Meet Today
in City Tournament Sentinel

moved in by putting cut Ralph
Doeg and Leonard Weiner, 6-3,
3-6, 6-3. Blossom and Adams
joined forces in the public parks
tournament and are developing
possibilities as team
Kimbark Peterson Of Highland
Park and Morrie Drilling Of
Wayne. Mich. will get together
in a singles semi If arrangements
can be made Otherwise their
match goes over until tomorrow
when CPO r. II. Mcfarland en-
counters Ray drop Shot Gibson,
Mcfarland, public parks cham
pion, won as expected from Will
liam c. Ford, son OF the tate
Edsel Ford, 81. Ga. to make the
last four. Far greater tournament
experience and better control told
for Mcfarland, ex-Ohio St g
number one and formerly Ohio
interscholastic champion.
With Drilling Mcfarland also
won in doubles, from Hubert
Manire and Irving Brent. 6-3. as.
ga. Their Semifinal bracket brings
them against Leonard G. Karpeles
and Gibson. public parks runners
UP either tomorrow or Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

One Of the best women, :
matches Of the local season is the
promise today az Detroit Tennis
Club where Mary fernando and
Pearl Peterson pair IN A semi
final match Of the city open cham
pionship schedule.
Mrs. Peterson was runner up
in 1912 10 Constance O'Donovan
Ebbers. Mrs. fernando is A for
nfeF open ard public parks cham
pion The match IS called for 7
o'clock Mrs. fernando had the
expected easy sailing yesterday
with Amy Roosevelt, Birmingham
l7-year-old, 60. 6-1.
Mrs. Ebbers moved up TO the
semifinal with Mary Lou Boyer
in defeating Gertrude Bartholo-
new, 81. 6-3. Miss Boyer ad-
vanced in elm Hazel
Browne. Ga. 6-3. In fact the
semifinal pairings are the reverse
Of 1912. Mary Lou met Mrs.
Peterson and Mrs. Ebbers played
Mrs. fernando
One semifinal in mems doubles
is on the list. George Reindel and
John Marshall opposing Stanley
Adams and John Blossom who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Turns Down Kids

This really great speed specil-
Isl has complained about a num-
Der Of things on his American
to,lr--the heat, the condition Of
the tracks. the tack Of time TO
train. lie has been something
less than generous 10 the kids
who have come running after
him for autographs He has Of
fered such waspish observations
as: Women here iln Holly
wood look superficial
There isn't much excuse for
such peeviSh behavior, Hagg
has had a uniformly excellent
press and he has been warmly
received by the American sports
public. He has been acclaimed
as the superb athlete that ne
is. and the fact that he is run
ming under new and strange
conditions has been frequently
mentioned
He is without doubt a great
runner. maybe the greatest yet.
A competitor Of his stature
doesn't have 10 whine about the
breaks. His flashing speed can
fell the whole story of his skill,
and tell il wonderfully well
Yet he persists in his petulant
press statements He persists
in brushing off well meaning ad--
mirers. He persists in being an
ill-mannered guest.
His graceleSs conduct is TAX
ing some Of the luster from
sports episode that should be a
bright link between two friendly
nations.
SO we suggest that the A. A.
L. supply the fleet fireman with
a press agent who knows his
Cr.ff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
i. 5. Turf Mark
Set by Put In

CHICAGO. July is up
George j. StempeIs Put In. with
James Haritos in the saddle, set
a new American mark over a turf
course and a new track record as
he galloped 10 three-quarter
length victory over LOUIS b
Mayors Blue Pennant in 1:56 2-5
yesterday in the third running of
the Grassland Handicap in the
Arlington Park meeting at Wash
lngton Park
The previous American mark of
IS 2-5 over mile and three
siXteenths turf course was estab-
lished by Reading II over the
Arlington Park route, July II,
1872 Blind Eagle set the Wash
ington Park record Of 159 1-5
Aug. s. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Bob Tales
Hagg Needs
A Press Agent,
. Or a MuzzIe
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

For a guy with such educated
pedal eXtremities. Gunder Hagg
is displaying a remarkable tai
ent for putting his foot in IT.
Ever since his American junket
was first proposed, the flying
Swede has been giving out with
a series Of press statements cal
culated 10 make him one OF the
most unpopular athletes in the
land.
The American sports public,
generally eager to give such a
brilliant guest better than an
even shake, has been extremely
tolerant of his tactless utter
ances. But his babbling is be-
coming a little tiresome, and
more than a little foolish
The A. A. u. ought TO hire a
press agent for its protege. II IS
fast becoming a toss-up whether
his flying feet can win more
admirers than his flying jaws
can ALLEVIATE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
A Councilman Asset

An appetite that can with
stand the assaults Of any am
ateur cook in the United States
may prove 10 be one Of the lik-
able Jimmy Conzelmans biggest
assets in his new role as as
sistant 10 the president of the
81. Louis Browns
One of Jimny's chief duties
IL 10 act as talent scout. and
that's where his indestructible
digestive apparatus should pay
dividends
No town has been too small.
no gathering TOO insignificant
for the redoubtable Jimmy to
grace with his dynamic pres
ence. On the wall of his new
office Jimmy has a huge map Of
the United States, heavily
dotted with pins. Each pin
represents a place where he has
spoken.-Jimmy. knows that he
has friends in all those place.
friends who will be pleased TO
tip him off 10 any promising
young ball players in town.
when you go somewhere tn
talk, you go as a friend" says
Jimmy. "When you accept the
invitation, you're supposedly do
ing the asker n favor. When you
60 as a football coach, you're
competing as rival. Conse-
quently, I've made more con-
TAGS through speaking than
through coaching"
Jimmy has written TO all his
banquet-circuit friends. asking
that they call his attention TO
any young men who might be
useful to the little Brownies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Water Pearl Gains
An Easy Triumph

NEW YORK. July TO up
Water Pearl, owned by The Hud-
son Valley Stable, ran 70 an easy
one and a half length victory over
Mrs. Henry L. Finchs Modest
Lad yesterday in the Pharoah
Purse, feature on the Empire City
card AT Jamaica
The son OF Mahmoud collected
81 $50 for his effort. The favorite
IN the attraction. he stole the lead
az The second quarter and led the
field Of seven all the way 70 the
finish mark, Harold Beasy was in
the saddle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
MOtter
To Enter


Alex Motter, Detroit Red Wings
defenseman, has been accepted by
the coast guard and will leave
Sunday for training at Manhatton
Beach, n. Y, il was learned today.
Motter is the 49th player under
contract TO Detroit or its farm
clubs 10 enter the armed services
of Canada or the United States,
according 10 ager Jack
Adams.
Motter helped the Red Wings
win the worlds championship last
season. He is married and has a
6-week -old son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
He Denies II

The story starts back in
Sweden when the American
hegira was suggested. Accord
ing 10 the first cabled accounts,
Hagg announced
II won't compete in any war
agency meets I'm the L. =. A.
because I want TO he welcomed
I'm the so-called Axis countries
as well az In Allied countries
This was quickly followed by
another yarn in which Gunder,
the Wonder. claimed he was
miSquoted. Welt, maybe ne was.
The alihi has a familiar sound,
but let it go.
When he arrived in America,
Hagg protested against being
required 20 race against Gregg
Rice when he had only approx
mately three weeks 10 lose his
sea legs and get into condition.
The fact that Chief Specialist
Rice had even less time 10 get
ready-he entered the meet the
day before it was held--was
overlooked by our visitor.
AS he prepares for his mile
race against Gil DoddS tomor-
row. Hagg has this 10 say:
II will run the mile against
Dodds solely because have
been told the Army Air Forces
Benefit Fund will be hampered
nv a lack of attendance unless
! do. I am not Yet in condition
10 run satisfactory mile but
I will do 40 even ough |
know am jeopardiZing my
reputation a. n runner"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Top StabIesV
For Grand Slam
In Arlington

CHICAGO, July 16 (UP)-Two
outstanding racing stables,
crowded with talented 2-year-olds,
may try for grand Slam in
the fourteenth annual $4,000
Arlington Futurity tomorrow.
Hoping TO accomplish the rare
feat in the rich juvenile test are
Warren Wright's Calumet Farm
and the stable of Chicagoan John
Marsch.
The Futurity for which 2o6
yearlings originally were named,
currently has value of SSH $50.
Starters will pay an additional
$3.50 each and indications are that
a field of Is or l8 will go TO the
barrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE

flames benlnd lealeT.
YEsTERDAN's RESULTS
Pittsburgh 4. ST. Louis :
Philadelphia . New York /.
Chicago s. Cincinnati o.
only games scheduled
TODAi's GAMES
BROOKLYN AZ Boston
81, LOUIS a. Pittsburgh.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Soccer Season Over

John MacEwen, secretary Of the
Detroit Amateur Soccer League,
said today that Sundays games
have been cancelled. Il believe the
season Is ended. nc SAM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Detroit Results

FIRST RAcE-si 200, claiming. maiden
3-1ear-olds s fIrlonEs
Chickis D n (RooerfsD 4 - $50 %
Ferry FAvort.. Strange $50 so
Three Roses Adams 80
Time ia IS.
Brilliant Ann Purple Mage 'MeDus-
~ War. Daisy Chsnc. Blantry. Fairy o
and silver Ace also ran.
Pied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Niqh+ Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints in the Night Edition only the
which experts among outstanding
bets of the day.
The key appears Eight
Editions with corresponding letter the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN NIGHT EDITION
AND IT Is PRINTED IN CODE.
The code for Monday follows:
Ais Do G-le HOO
MSS Las MI Nss O-s6 P-lS Q-ss R9s 500 T-91
U-56 V-55 WIS X42 Y-51
Clip key enable you TO decpher the name of
Mondays appearing ONLY THE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
ONE-TWO-THREE

Calumet scored the unprec-
edented Futurity feat of running
one two three in 1871 when
Trainer Ben Jones sent out Sun
Again. Some Chance and Wish
bone 10 finish in that order.
Jones, one of the turfs shrewd-
est trainers, has another top
notch trio ready The Calumet
juvenile stars are Patriotism, Pen
sive and Viva Teddy
Patriotism IS. considered tops Of
the group although beaten in his
only two starts. Pensive and Viva
Teddy have not started yet but
both have worked well since being
shipped here
Marsch won the Arlington Flu
turity in 1912 with Occupation
and his main hope this year is
Occupy, full brother to last sea-
sons victor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Major lie que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behlnd leader
yesterdays RESULTS
Chicago :. DETROIT 4
ST. louis 2, Cleveland I.
Washington 4 Boston g.
Only games ECfrfutCr.
InnAA.S- GAMES
Cleveland at 81 LOUIS. night
Boston A. Washington
Philadelphia ~ New York.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
A SPECIALIST

Occupation was the Futurity
specialist of season ago. In
addition 10 the Arlington. he won
the Washington Park, Belmont
and Breeders futurities. Marsch
emissions a similar role for Occupy
this season The son of Bulldog
Miss Bunting has started four
times and won three or those
efforts. He was second in his
other start .-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16


SECOND RACE 81 7oo claiming. T.
year olds ard %. tlriongs
MiEzls (Aiiliganl 81 - - ~ m
Any Tine Turk 40 %
Alfadlido Roberts so
Tine ! i24-
Black BrImms MorssIor. Dtss,nsior
SIR Ber w Bomb shelter and Iron Mix
also ran.
THIRD RAcE-si zoo claiming maiden
2yssr-oids 81 fGriongt
Bonbersss tAingAnl 40 $40 2 81
E'i.t. 7f414As f.s yie.ss4 - "a - SO
'HouEhton ALFONSO 80
Tine I o. as
SEQ, Belle NAB. Tl.sday. 'MAury "
Anna Mullen, Kings Mount, Golden IN.
ony. Helms Prids and Front Burner Aso
rsr
yield. --
FOURTH RAcE-S 300. claiming 7
yesr.oidH sin furionEs
Squeeze Thru (MilliFanJ II % : 20 -
Valdina Idol cLittrslD $50 $40
ClAyburns (Lsyton) 4 50
Time ! os as
SIX TriK Xii Tune VAldias Charm and
Frances " also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-t2 600. claiming i-y,ar-
nlds ana up Q fironga
snscksd CMojeusl 40 100 z 40
Lady Waterloo Hart $50 ~
song Q War tDsernEt 20
Tine IL IS
Bnl = Patriot BRIGHT Are NarksnAn
Nigh' Editor and Dead Level also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Si 900. claiming. swear
clos and Up lis rnilst
W the Greek ADAM $50 $50 2 s0
Wise Father fTurs 100 50
CHIEF BUD 'Rober'sI -
TiHnt I ~ rs
Rln' Mconishr Psreap Cal, Pc, and
Ossbsna also ran
SEVENTH RACE 81 200 claiming
maiden 3-ysAr.olds l.Is miles
Pcrtsrs IeA tAdAmD 40 20 50
Bar G Layton 5 80 20
Mango tButcherD 40
Time is
KIM Justice Borseh Aunt Lucy ana
Gee Lot also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Si 200 claiming J.
ysar-olds ard W. 1 lis miles
AlienJay Roberts 500 3 20 50
Dennis y. Clark 30 80
show Up adams ) so
Time 1898
Biz Parade. Valdins Lord Good Play.
Home Burning ana Easy Jack also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
NINE STEPS
to MURDER

True, terrifying experience of a
young London couple-recorded
as one of the strangest mysteries
to ever battle the London police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

This Sunday In TINE AMERICAN WEEKLY
with THE SUNDAY TIMES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

Monsoon-thrashed Burma is the
Asiatie doorway the Allies must
regain 10 aid China and arm
their combined forces for the
final attack on Japan. This
graphic map will show geograph-
ical and military obstacles such
as invasion must surmount.
This Sunday In PICTORIAL REVIEW
with the SUNDAY TIMES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

THIRD RAcE-ti zoo claiming maiden
2-yssr-olds So fgrlongt
Bomoersss tAilhganl 40 $40 2 ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Gamblers Entertain Many Guests

brand Mrs Clarence L. Gambler of Harvard road Crosse
Pointe have had their trailer the Whistng Whale parked
at Harry Bukemas place Graot Beach, since Decoration
Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
b, TIE RYsTANnER

THERE s going to be an Au-
a gust school for youne
farmers out at Frain's Lake,
near Ann Arbor. beginning the
first iof the month
And about . little girls and
BOYS VIII know all about milk
inc COWS and curryInG horses.
picking fruit and harvesting
Vegetables, before school begins
again.
The George DonaldSons will
omen their beautiful l30-acre
estate. "Methven. 10 the chill
dren.
The place has two lakes Of
its own and that's the way NJ
cot its name-after Methven,
Scotland. which has two lakes
and which Mr.. Donaldson
visited as a boy and always re-
membered
The cows al "Methven' all
have lovely hover names like
HoneySuckle and Rose and Pc
tuna ana Lobelia.
The big SOW, Veronica, has A
fine litter OF cunning little pigs.
And IN addition 10 the Welsh
ponieS there are fine horses -
Maid Of Methven and her month
old colt. Cavelier, Sky Rocket.
who Was 2 year old on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Grandson Of Cdteman
Soaring High in Movies
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
HOLLYWOOD, July 3.

HOLLYWOOD, July 81.
THE bright particular raveroo
Il of Stage Door Canteen' is
not one of those glitteriSg first
ladies' of Broadway who APP
pear-the Misses X. Hepburn.
RI. Hayes. X. Cornell. l. Claire
or any other OF the top notch
headliners.
No, the thunder Of this movie
turns out TO be a 19-year-old
kid, Lon McCallister. grandson
of the gateman at the R-K-O
studios. A few short years ago,
when Lon was even younger
than he is now, he would have
thought any one was crazy tell
ing him he would be playing the
balcony scene from Romeo and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Learned on Vacation

Young 13-year-old aster
McCallister liked the studio and
he liked the actors. He thought
he might like TO become an
actor himself. even if he was a
bit on the juvenile side.
His mother wouldn't give her
consent for him 10 give up his
schooling. And neither would
the board OF education" grins
Lon. But during vacation time
and over week-ends he got jobs
in Stella Dallas" and Joe and
Ethel Turp Call on the Presi-
dent and later in the Henry
Aldridge series. At 10, he feels
like a movie veteran.
Lon got the job as the hero
in Stage Door Canteen' be-
cause he read in the newspapers
that Sol Lesser was looking for
a boy OF his type. And so I
Just went over in answer 10 the
ad," he laughs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Continued from Page Two)

colony cottages have been leased friends that almost
every up there knows every else.
There many Louis people who have been going up
year after year. ~
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Dean Jr, while much too busy
stay during week usually weekend their attractive
summer home "Yelowleaf"
The George O. Beggs had family reunion this last week
their son. Pvt George O. Begg Jr, being home urough
their daughter Mrs Penny and her children having
from Springfield Mass, visit them for several weeks
Judge and Mrs Lester and their children
occupying their home
The Edgar A Guests at their place for the summer
and Mrs Edgar A. Guest is back and forth
The James McCinocks and children at their cottage
Joseph Schenck has taken the c. Wallace Toles
cottage for the has her three little granddaughters
children George Schencks with her for the
The Douglas Robys and children spending the summer
family visit Miss Phyllis CHppert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
IdoIizes Cornell

His private opinion is that
Katharine Cornell is not only
the first lady of the stage but
also one OF the greatest ladies
Of all time. He grows lyrical
when he talks about her. "Imag-
inc Miss Cornell wasting her
time giving me tips on timing
and then inviting me to her
homer a great star like Miss
Cornell-imagine!'
IL is one Of fate's little ironies
that Lon achieves his first
screen glory just at the time
his Uncle Sam is getting ready
10 snag him for the army. He
is anxious and eager to get in
the service.
hollywood will be here when
get back" he PHILOSOPHERS,
"and ina war won't watt"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Andre Sisters
Coma to California

THE MISSES DOLORES
AND CLEO ANDRE. daugh-
tcrS Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. !.
Andre Of Mr.. Elliott avenue.
Will leave on Tuesday for an
indefinite stay in California.
En- route TO the coast, they
will stop of for brief visits in
Seattle. Wash. and Portland.
ore. They will spend about
three months in San Francisco
and Los Angeles before they
return home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Cowens Goinq TO Washinq+on

She is catcher the second softbal team and plays
twice week.
In wartime it is considered the thing for girls to work dur
ing the summer holidays.
Mary Natter is doing secretaral work the Hudson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Started as Chorister

IT isn't an original thought
but it still goes: Hollywood is
a mighty funny place.
Lon is local boy. born and
raised in Los Angeles and he
lives near. the R-k-O studios.
where his grandpa is employed.
He was handed his first job in
the movies because he was a
member Of the Maxwell Choris-
ters in grammar school and the
Maxwell Choristers were en-
gagged to appear as background
music in Romeo and Juliet
when Norma Shearer and Les
lie Howard starred in it about
six years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Is Little Girls and Boys
To Attend Farming Schoo

Fourth Of July-snd many
others.
Young Mrs and Mrs David.
Rohh Donaldson are receiving
congratulations upon the birth
OF a son DAVID Jr, IN June
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

Juliet" with Katharine Cornell
on the screen.
"Yes, sir" muses. Lon Specu-
latively, II would have said he
was cur-az-y" Katharine Cor
nell would probably have been
Of the same opinion if any one
had told her she would he play
ing Juliet 10 19-year-old
Romeo who had been doing
extra work and bits in the
movies under the name of Bud
McAlliSter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Expect Cam beOs
Back This Month

MIR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS
CAMPBELL and their son,
James, are expected back about
The middle Of August from the
Huron Mountain Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

During the last fortnight they have entertained many
guests relays including the Charles Oakmans and Patricia
Congressman Jesse p Wocott the Colin Hungeords Mr.
and Ed Mr. Mrs Valentine Lynch and Lois,
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Strehke Gerald Morrison, Clayton
Huchns Dr. Edward Roth and the Axe Johnsons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Enjoy Getting Away From City

The Quirk cottage is of the oldest Ponte Aux
Barque Daniel l. Quirk Jr of Ypslant understand has
been going there for Al years.
Odmers say they enjoy going to the Ponte because it
resful and they get away from all Not cottage
has telephone, although there is at the club house
James STANDARD and his two boys Jimmy and Johnny, like
well they went up early June before of the other
coagers and staying until the end Of the
Every remarks what model father Mr. Standard is
When he is party for instance he always leaves 80
that the boys bed and then back to the party
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
In Mayfair With the Chaperon

Motor Car Co. Sue Kent job Park Davis Caroline
Taylor the office of Waiting, Lerchen Hayes, and
Frannie Oberteuer who goes to Wellesley working in
bank.
Mrs. C. L. Cowen, the former Nancy Huyette, and g.
months-old daughter Nancy of Birmingham leaving this
Sunday join 1t. ii 81 Cowen in Washington 1t Cowen
reported there last Sunday.
He teephoned Cowen that he had rented apart
for weeks from friends who going
cruise.
Cowens themselves very fortunate in these
days living quarters in the capital especially the
people sube the apartment have baby Nancys
and have left play pen all ready for her.
Mrs Carl Huyees sister and brother-n-law. the Henry
Deavts of Chicago visiting the Huyetes at their country
place in Bloomfield Hills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Young Girls Assisting Nurses

Our hat is off to those young school and college girls who
giving their holidays to work in the Sigma Gamma
Hospital acting maids and running errand for the
Henry, Lowry Jones, Lii Murphy and jeanne Waldo
give many hours a week.
Mary Tiedeman has been going up Monday morning
and staying right there until Thursday night.
Nellie Tedeman who to the Madeira School in Wash
ington has job this filing clerk the ChrysIer
plant.