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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
DEFEND RECORDS


'Redeemer at De La Sale.
81. Mary Of BEDFORD vs. ST Theresa.
hcCabe Field.
St Gregory va. Lourdes. Heusr Field,
River Rouge.
81. Anthony VS. ST. L4dislsus, Keyworth
Stadium, Hamtramck.
81. Joseph VS.. 81. Catherine, Mack Park.
$50 p m.
St. Rita vs. De Sales, Cooley Field
ST. Mary IN. CO vs. St. Alphonsus,
Fordson Stadium.
81. James vs.. St. Michael. Pontiac.
81. Charles VS.. 81. Bernard, South
eastern Field.
81. Paul VS. Annunciation. Mack Park.
81. Martin va. st. Rose, Gala CHER Field.
ST. Philip vs.. 81. Ambrose, Crosse
Pointe High Field
81. Vincent Va. Xavier, Ecorse Stadium.
p. m.
81, Patrick vs.. Sacred Heart, Ford Field.
Dearborn.
st Mary (R. o. va Shrine of Little
Flower, Thirteen Mile and Woodward
All games at 1880 p. N. unless other
wise indicated.
mon League game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Cuppers Gone
As Wings Face
Rangers First
BY LEWIS II. WALTER
Here they go again!

Here they go again!
The world champion Red Wings
start another bid for the National
Hockey League championship this
Sunday night against the New
York Rangers.
There are nine veterans, includ-
ing such stars as goalie Johnny
Mowers, Don Crosse, Sid Abel
and Jack Stewart, missing from
the club that whacked out four
straight against the Boston Bruins
in the Stanley Cup finals. but
Manager Adams has come up with
another club that looks like first
division material.
Five straight exhibition game
victories have taken off the
rougher edges.
HIS WING DEBUT
It's the first time out in a Red
Wing uniform for Adams prize
package defenseman, big Pat
Egsn, just discharged from the
Canadian army.
More than 1900 fans are ex-
pected TO see The Skating Box
car" and the rest of the Detroit
-defenSe-try to crush Bryan Hex
tall. knobby Warwick and their
Ranger teammates.
Egan, for whom Detroit paid
$l5,500 when the Brooklyn
Americans players were sold last
fall. is 10 team with Gordon
Sheriff.. big recruit from the In
dianapolis Capitols.
Harold Jackson and the veteran
Gully Simon will form the other
pair
That will give me y puck
carrier. Egan and Jackson, on
each rear guard combination"
says Adams.
DEPEND ON VETS
For scores. however. Adams Is
relying chiefly on the line OF sgd
Howe, Capt. Mud Bruneteau and
Carl Liscombe that led the Wing
goal getters last season.
Bill Quackenbush, the Indian
spolis defenseman converted 10
center, will form a line with Joe
Carveth and Adam Brown.
Frank Bennett, the 19-year-old
Toronto youth who is the clubs
only recruit from the amateurs,
is 10 center the third line with
Bill Jennings and Johnny Sherf.
Jimmy Franks. former Indian
apoiis goalie, who played part Of
last season with the Rangers, is
expected 10 start in the nets for
Detroit. In Franks, Detroit will
have an experienced performer. in
contrast TO Ken McAuley. 81
year-old recruit from the Edmon-
ton Alta amateurs whom Man
sger Lester Patrick will start for
the Rangers.
The New York club. which be-
came a tail-ender last season, will
come in for its second game in
two nights with only five men
who had experience last season.
These are Hextall. Warwick, de-
fenseman OFT Heller, Gordon Ds-
wilson and winger Bill Gooden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
BY Edgar Hayes

was UldHdktO Dy us sAdI pIdy Il
Tom Heinrich Of the Yankees
While at Central. Frank played
baseball basketball and football
and was the property of the
Tigers, farmed out TO Winston
Salem when taken into the
army -.
EMERsoNS HAVE SON
Grover Conner Emerson. the
famed OK of the Lions, now a
lieutenant in the navy stationed
at Colgate. drops a note about
Judy's brother. born 10 days ago
Doug Flarity, Maniste q.
Mich. tennis champion of Fort
Sheridan, is one of the football
stars at the post Others on
the squad are Marty Keib Of Du-
quesne last year and Dick John
son of Jackson. who played center
for Harvard last season Bill
Sticklen, a freshman at Notre
Dame before joining up. is an
other outstanding performer
1t. Jack Chevigny. one OF the
better backs in Notre Danes his
tory and later coach at Texas, is
football boss ar the marine train
ing camp, Lejeune, N. c.
II. (ig) Byron Whizzer White
now is stationed at a motor tor
pedo boat base in the New Geor-
gia Islands Johnny Mellus,
who played lot of fine tackle for
Villanova and later for the New
York Giants is at Camp Davis,
N. c. =. The WACs at Fort
Sheridan have their own bowling
league
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

Shelby, starting at 12:l5 with a
l5-minute broadcast over station
WXYZ, is open to all football
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
RING SET IN JUNGLE

football player than baseball
catcher.
The meeting at the Fort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Lions After 1st
Win on Bears
Field Since 40
SUNDAYS GAMES

Detroit W.. Bears at Chicago.
Green Bay at New York.
Washington a. Brooklyn.
Cardinals vs.. Phii-Pitt at Pittsburgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Title BeCkons
ST. Gregory II
This Sunday
By JAKE BERsON

Coach Harry Speelman's st.
Gregory High eleven. surprise
team of the season in the first
division of the Catholic League.
can all but clinch the west side
title Sunday afternoon with n
victory over Lourdes at River
Rouge in one of the days top
flight games.
Tied but unbeaten, St. Gregory
holds the upper hand in the hot
competition being waged in that
sector. After Lourdes, il has only
to face the tailend st. Leo eleven.
OTHERS IN RACE
Two other teams, st. Theresa.
defending champion. and st. Mary
of BEDFORD, are also in the run
ming for the west side crown in
the major division. But one will
be missing from the ranks OF con-
tenders after Sunday. They meet
at McCabe Field.
Odi(OAhC VI
the race. st. Mary. which closes
its league campaign against st.
Theresa. can get tie for first
place by beating the Pirates, pro-
viding Lourdes downs st. Gregory.
II ST. Theresa wins and st. Greg
DRY loses, the Pirates will be on
top. but with Redeemer still re-
naming on their schedule.
DEFEND RECORDS
Meanwhile, the two unbeaten
pacemakers on the first divisions
east side. st. Anthony and St.
Joseph, will be seeking their
fourth triumphs Sunday. St.
Anthony meets st. Ladislaus at
Keyworth Stadium, while St.
Joseph takes on st. Catherine in
night game at Mack Park. Both
can't take their opposition lightly.
but should enter their game a
week from Sunday still unde-
feated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
by LEO MACDoNELL

CHICAGO, Oct. 30 - With
frankie Sinkwich making his first
appearance in Chicago in a pro
uniform, the Lions battle the
Bears at Wrigley Field here this
Sunday in what promises to be
another thriller like that staged
by the two clubs in Detroit earlier
in the season.
Though they haven't enjoyed
the fruits OF victory over the
Bears here since 1910, Coach
Dorais' rejuvenated Lions are con-
fident they have better than an
outside chance TO win.
The Bears beat the Lions, n
to 81. for their fifth straight over
the DetroiterS.
SEEK REVENGE
The Lions are particularly anx-
ious TO square accounts for the
AZ to o triumph the Chicagoans
posted at Wrigley Field a year
ago.
But in those days the Lions
didn't have Dorais coaching or
Sinkwich. Chuck Fenenbock, Riley
Matheson, Ben -HighteweF- and
other stars who have inspired the
current aggregation to new and
more lofty achievements.
Having earned his claws"
Sinkwich Sunday will be at left
halfback in Detroit's starting
lineup, the first time the star from
the University of Georgia has
started for the Lions.
With the exception of Jack
Msfheson at left end, the rest of
the starters will be the regular
lineup.
MATHEsON STARTS
Ben Hightower will see action,
but MatheSon will start. High
tower, just recovered from re-
currence of a malaria attack, still
is weak.
With the game with the Bears
here out of the way the Lions
will make ready 10 battle the New
York Giants in Detroit a week
from this Sunday. the last home
game of the season for Dorais'
boys.
After that, two more games re-
main on the schedule, one with
the Phil-Pitts at Pittsburgh and
the other with the Redskins at
Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
THE GREATER GAME By Edqer Hayes
TWO BERRY FIELD BOYS HERE ON VISITS
THE GREATER GAME

Two former Berry Field boys
from Detroit dropped in the other
day, both home on furloughs d.
Cpl. Bernard LaRue was visiting
his mother. who is III He is
stationed AT Ventura, Cal d.
Has been in the army for 26
months. He pitched for Dexter
Dairy team in the Softball league
At Ventura he pitched his
team 10 the league championship
in softball He won eight
games. three OF them no hitters.
and led the league in batting
with 400
They were organizing a touch
football team out there when he
left Also a bowling league
Cpl. Howard J. Brady started
his baseball career al Barbour
intermediate then he played
for the American Furnace and
the Dodge Forge teams before
switching over 10 softball He
has been in Alaska for 26 months
where he has become an expert
skier He also won a medal in
the Kodiak Olympics by drop-kick-
ing 10 in a row through the up
rights from % yards out -.
RING SET IN JUNGLE
From Guadalcanal comes word
OF Cpl. Robert B Woods. former
Detroit Times Diamond Better
who won the lightweight boxing
championship Of the Marine Corps
stationed there Bob defeated
five men on his way 10 the title
The tournament was staged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
Fridays Games

DENLY At Hamtramck. Northern az
Southeastern, Highland Park at Pershing.
Eastern VS.. Northeastern, Mack PARK:
Chadsey at Central, Wilbur Wright AZ
BEDFORD.
Saturdays Games
U. Of d. High at Cooley. Southwestern
At Northwestern. Western at Mackenzie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

Pslmolivs Brushless ID.
bsieases your skin with
real olive oil. Your razor
simply slides siong,
with no irritation - no
scrspins or scrs,ching
No Razor Burn.
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be itd aniagt. Sd tpar oamals fiinf
Sabre alt. Sollte bieies cine slniage
getpeien iein, 10 lit es Die ein5ige, Die
i9 erlebte. 0ie Weutter oes &inoes
itarb ie9s Sabre ipdter. Sic nar cine
Duloerin eigener 9lrt. Ni6t, oaB ibr
Mann iie miBbanbelte, ooer baB bie
&inoer ibr ungetp0bnliden 8erorub
bereitet bitten. @ielmebr femme id
tpenig San1ilien, mo Die &inber lib
mebr Miibe gaben, ben @ltern Greu6e
gu MAIDEN, unb mo bic @belerte itd
beiier bertrugen, als IN oieiem Na9.
barbauie. Do9 oft tpeinte Die alte
Grau BEL unlerer Mutter. @oriiber ite
iid beflagte, CAB unIere Mutter ME
befannt. Wair bat es itets geibienen,
als Oh Elm i9tperes 2eib ODER cine ge-
beime S6ulo Die alten 2eute bride.
Da ib 6ieien @eoanfen einmal mei-
ner Mutter gege1iiber ausbriidte,
idaute lie mid ernit an nno fagte:
,,Ou llelt 3ub1el unD mad1t o1r Damn
aaerbano &auberseididten in oeinem
bummen Sungenfopf 5uredt. @r5dble
iolde Sahen ,,ur nidt meiter. Du
fonnteit oaour9 grobes unredt h.n,
unb bas tpdre cine idlimme Sniibe."
DaB i9 bod nidt 10 iebr oaneben
geraten bate, be5eugte mir nod oem
Eooe Ser Srau S@nis uniere @rob-
,nutter. S6 begleitete iie auf elmer
@aGfabrt na6 Manitetten CUR FL.
MpolIonia. ,Die miro beim Bolfe BEL
8abnihmer5en aneerufen. Mls sic
@roBnlutter einntal iebr itarf an
biefe,n lebel lit, bate lie fid bortbin
berlobt. Auf Dem Seimpes er5dblte iie
mir anndbernb bas Tolgenoe.:.
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nit einem iblehten @etpiiien belaitet,
neil lie, oe1 Na5is ni6t @inbalt &C.
boten baben, mie idlper oas au6 ee-
pelen lein mag. Oie gea5is aber ia
gen: u8ir itben i'm ielben 9oot. -.
Sbr ieio uniere Fartner." Bartner
inn 8erbre9en!. -. 0as bel1tl6e
golf als @an5es bat Mngit Dor ser
&afe.
,,gs lit 6ieies idledte @etpiiien,
10 fdbrt Soeuering fort, uuno oieie
Gurdt, oie Sitler ieet III Deutidlano
ausi6ladtet. gr bat oen Deutiden
taeein, taeaus er5ablt, oaB iie, faus
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ni6tet perben ipiiroen, baB Elm ,,Su-
rer=geriaiaes' ite fiir INNER 5er-
idmettern lperoe. @0bbels, @0ring
unb alle onoeren Na5ifiibrer itno beute
in elmer &agne begriffen, Die oie
idtpinbenoe Stimntung Der oeutiden
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ourd Surht" aufpulpern iou."
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5tpeifelbaft 6ieie &agne ginorud
auf bas oeutide 8olf made. Sic mo.
biliiiert aae Snitinfte Der Selbiterbal-
tung"
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pieber beim abenoeiien, als es ans
Senlter flopfte ltno bic eleide 5tim'
me rief:
uSeib ibr i6on au Bett?" ~
Wutter anttportete: ,,gs lit nod
au friib, fon1nt berein.'
Ser 8ater iagte: ,,Wa6e 2id)t inn
Sauseingang, oaB Die Srau ieben
fanr." .....
Oo6 bieie antiportete: vSSlt ri6t
notig. &lodeid Mobn, fommt idneu
beriiber, id CLAUDE, unier &leines
itirbt. Gbes lit gum 9oftor gelaufe fen
8enn Ser nur 5eitig fommt. S6 ipeiB
nibt, mas i6 anfangen iou."
l1niere Mutter lieB alles teben
uno liegen uno folete Der eednsitig-
ten Na6barin. Cine Stunoe oarauf
nur unler Spielfamerao tot, oie &C.
itern nod 10 froblid nit uns ipielte.
Die Seute iagen getp0bnlid BEL
abnliden Gorfallen, baB Ser 5terben=
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MIs Die Sranaoien Inn oas Sabr
1900 nod 2oln famen, tpuroe oen Su.
ben boaige Sanoelsfreibeit gegeben.
9ie tparfen ftd iest nit aller Madt
auf bas untpiiienoe 2anopolf nit Dem
grfola oaB cine ean5e &eibe altein.
seieiiener 8auern nad uno na9 Inn
ibr son5es Sab uno Gut eebradt tpur.
oen. gu oieien geborte aud Der So
ter oes aIten S6neioermeilter 56nit.
SIM Sabre 1926 itarb elmer ser
i6limmften iiioiiden Salsabidneiber
inn Srte. Orei Sage na9 ieinem 8e.
erdbniiie bing eines Morsens ser ab'
geidnittene 4opf bes Suoen Dor ser
Sir feines Sdla6tbauies. Seine
5rau brad BEL oieiem slnblid 5ulan.
men unb man fiir6tete mebrere $50.
Gen fir ibr 2eben rn6 ibren gerltano.
(Sortiebung folet)
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Gtn baferes 8iD iber
ben benti9en &hd3tg

DeM Oeu1lWem Wua3u8
Gs lit tpobI angemein einIeuhteno,
oab bic bon Berlin regelmdbig aus.
gegebenen Beri9te iiber bie Eruppen..
auriidaiebuneen Dor ben beitdnbig
|nad 8eiten bororinsenoen ruiiiiden
Seeren nidt 10 pIanmdbig, glatt uno
eeorbnet boritdgeben, als Berlin eS
oem beutiden goIfe uno Der @elt
ipeismaben min. Wenn ben in nell
tralen 2Gnoern bon ibren Rorrefpon'
oenten in 9eutidlano mitgeteilten
8eridten au6 feline abiolute 3uoer'
Iaiiigfeit 51gemeiien neroen fann, 10
fonmen iie benno6 Der 8abrbeit no
ber, als bic fir Bropaganoaapede ai.'
gei6nittenen 9ea5iberibte. go ber0f'
fentIidt oas 8iiro Der ,@ar Snforma.
tion" folgenben I'M u8erliner 2ofal.
an5eiger" unterrn 26. Oftober eribie.
nenen unb aus Bern (Sdtpei5) ein'
treffenoen slrtifel iiber Sen miibe'
uno IeioenspoGen 9tId5ug beutider
Sruppen:
ltniere Standardization maridie.
rem in ftromenoem &egen id)peigeno
ourh sic Ha6t. gtiemanb ipridt. Sic
olle iino oiel 81 miioe gum Spre6en.
Sic l6leppen Walbinengetpebre, Weu.
nitionsfdlten uno @epdf iiber per-
l6lommte StraBen.
uDas lit nln ibr Sbidial ieit bic
len Sagen - am Sage @efedt unb
Hiid5ug in ser Nadt Seuer Iooern
am ean3en Sori5ont SIN uno tpieoer
bebt Elm Shiite oen &opf uno itarrt
in bie Slammen.
Sort oriiben, mo- Der 9immel rot
lit, liegen Sic Stellungen, Die lie Bis
Dor ein paar Stunoen bielten. 9en
gan5enSag tobte cine bittere S9la6t.
Ser Seino eriff unier Battalion NIT
piloer gntidloiienbeit an, neil er Ell.
men 0urbbru9 er5tpingen tpollte. Sir
einige Stunben bielten mir Dem
Seino itano, beiien &rdfte ben unie.
rem iiberlegen Daren.
,,Sebt lit unier 8atailIon in neuen
Steaungen angefommen. 0ie MGn-
ner iinfen eridOpft gu 9ooen. Sdlaf
Sdlaf, nidts als S6laf bas lit al.
les, pas lie berlaneen; uno bod mo-.
gen tie nidt an Hube gu benfen, neil
iebe Winute foitbar lit - ser Seino
| lit uns auf ben Serien un6 gibt uns
feline &ube.
uNeue @rdben miiiien i'm giltempo.
ausgeiporfen perben, neues Waterial
mub 5uiammengetragen meroen, oa.
nit Die Stelluneen getarnt tperoen,
unb oas alles pabrenb Der 0a9t in
bonn &egen arfgetpeidten 8ooen. sSn
Ser Morgenoammerung miro alles
tpieoer bon borne beginner; es mar
aas gleibe idon ieit bielen Eagen.
,,Sobalo sic Sonne am &imnleI
boditeigt, neroen Die eriten Sdiifie
fallen; Der Seino tpirb mieoer bier
iein uno beriu6en, einen idtpaben
Bunft in unieren Stellungen gu fin.
ben. l1nb tpieoer, tpie in ben bergan-
qenen Tagen, miro es feline rlbige
Minute geben. Der Strom bes Sem
oes miro tpie reiBenbes @etpdiier ME-
oerbreden nit &rGften, oie oebn.
| fad 10 itarf ipie bie unieren iinb.
! Inn mir fin6 nic1ts MA milne np-
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be5e1st Ser llmitano, oaB feline flint
Sobne baslelbe erlernten. 8on bieIen
fannie t6 nur SEN gbres, Der ipater
oes 8aters Saus uno @ei6dft iiber'
nabm. Die anoeren arbeiteten als &C.
felen in beri9ieoenen Staoten bes
2anbes, beIu9ten aber ieoes Sabr Die
@ltern fir mebrere Sage. 8ener be-
fannt tpurbe i6 als &ino nit Der flei-
men So9ter oes Sauies. Sic par orei
Sabre dlter als ib unb fam otter in
unier Saus ipielen, ba bie beioeriei'
tigen Miitter oie belten Sreunoe pa-
rem.
l1niere Wutter iab Die &letne lie-
ber uie id, tpeil iie uniere &leinen
10 nett 5u bebanoeln nuBte. 8ei mir
ie6o6 madte ii9 oauals idon ser
@eiit oes 8ioeripru6s gelten6, Der
mir in meinem ipdteren 2eben 10 piel
gu idaffen gemadt bat. 9a Die fleine
2isbetb orei Sabre dlter mar, glatbte
iie, mid bemuttern 5u f0nnen, tpas
i9 mir ieoo9 inn l1nterbepuBtiein
meiner Mannesmiirbe nidt gefalen
laiien poate. 8ie oft muBte Die Wut-
ter eingreifen, uniere Sdpierigfeiten
3u bebeben. Mebr tpie einen Slapp
auf oen Giiden bot mir meine @iber,
boritigfeit ban1als eingebra6t. 0as
mag audi Der @runo iefn, oaB id i'm
fpateren 2eben niemals oas geringite
@elbid 5eigte, bel BEN Damen ben
Sdtperenoter 51 ipielen.
gs par na9 Ser Stomn1eler Sir
mes. Die felt unoenfli9en 3eiten auf
Den britten Sonntag inn Sftober &C.
feietrt puroe. 8ir iaBen gegen 7 l1br
beim Nbenbeiien. 0rauben ging Der
Serbltnino uno trieb idmere &esen-
tropfen eegen bas SenIter. Mein flei-
ner 8ruoer tpar i6on gu 8ett uno
mnier fleines Settden lag in Der 8ie.
ge uno ipielte NIT ibrer &appelpuppe.
Da flopfte es auf einnal bon SluBen
on unier StubenfenIter unb iernano
rief: .,Seio Sbr ibon gu 8ett?" @ir
ale bielten 0afiir, es lei Sdniber-
m0bn. uniere Nadbarin. Darum anti
mortete ,niere Mutter: ,,Nein, nod
MID. Romn1t berein unb bleibt ni6t
orauBen in Dem tpiiiten @etter iteber..
Ser 8ater neinte oagegen: ,.Beiier
bole 6ie Grau berein. 8ieGei9t fin6et
fie fia in Dem ounfeln &ausgang ni9t
alredt."
Die Mutter ging binaus, fam ie6o1
gan5 beritort pie6er berein un6 iagte:
.DrauBen lit feiner." ..
..Das lit ionoerbar', iagte Der 90.
ter ano ging ielber binaus na9ieben.
MIs audi er nidts iab, eing er gum
geahbar biniiber uno fragte, mas iie
tuiinidten. Die Deriiherten bod unb
teuer. bob feirter oas &aus nerlaijen
babe, tpabrideinlid batten mir uns
perbort. mas BEL bem Sturm lei1t
moglih lei. Dabet blieb bie angeIe-
genbeit auf fib beruben.
Nm 25. Nobember feiert Die tatbo-
lifde 3ir6e oas Geit Der bl. aatba-
rina. Das 1T Der Mutter Namenstng.
Inter ben @ratulanten tpar au1
Shnisemobn NIT ibrem aIeiniten.
9ieier ipielte NIT uns, tpdbreno bic
Nohbnrfranen iih beim Raffee am
Namenstagfnden eiitlih taten.
Mm foIaen0en Mben0 fnRpn mir
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~Sait ou seieben, baB Olga an
fdngt, grau 5u iperoen?"
"Sat iie @elbiorgen? ?'
"Sa - iie Fat fein @elb, fid Die
Snare fGrben 5u laiien." -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07
Talk on Fraternity
Publications Slated
For Aloha XII Delta

1.-THE Development of Fraternity
Publications" will be the subject of
paper to be presented by Mrs. Kay
De Witt Pulcipher at a meeting of
the District Alumnae of Alpha XII
Delta, national women's fraternity,
at 1880 pm. tomorrow at the studio,
1851 Columbia road NV.
The speaker, who is from Crosse
Pointe, Mich, is in the city this
winter with her husband, Col. Pulci-
pher. She is graduate of North
western University and is editor Of
the Alpha xi Delta Journal, ma
tional publication.
Announcement of the installation
Of q Jubilee chapter at Bowling
Green University, Ohio, April II, in
honor Of the 5Oth anniversary Of the
fraternity, will be made by Mrs. Bev-
erley Robinson, member Of the
National Advisory Council. The in
stallation of the chapter at Bowling
Green marks the first on that cam
pus, with others soon scheduled to
follow.
After-dinner coffee will be served
by Mrs. Theodore Freter, province
vice president, before the business
meeting.
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OAR Unit Plans Memorial
To Librarian Miss SOIOmOns

general: Mrs. Roy G. Bowker, State
vice regent, and Miss Luena p.
Chase, State chairman Of approved
schools.
The Army and Navy Chapter will
meet tomorrow at the Kennedy
Warren, when Mrs. Edward l..
Smead will speak on Guam During
the Occupation Of Our Navy" The
meeting will be followed by lunch
con for members and guests. The
speaker will be introduced by the
historian, Mrs. James A. Alfonte.
Mrs. George M. Badger, the regent,
will preside.
A quiz on the amendments to
the Constitution will be conducted
by Miss Nellie Theaker at q meet
ing Of American Chapter at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the chapter house.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Virginia
Genau and Mrs. Dorothy Keller.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Cornish, the
regent, will preside.
A luncheon meeting will be held
by the Chevy Chase Chapter
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs.
Jesse Nicholson, 103 Newlands street.
Chevy Chase, Md. A business meet
ing will follow.
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TakOrna Park Club
Plans Postwar
Essay Contest

A contest for the best paper on
the subject, MY Plan for the Post.
war World" to be held by the Gov
eminent study department OF the
Takoma Park Women's Club. has
been announced.
Any member Of the club may sub
init q paper not exceeding $500
words with the deadline set for
midnight April q. The essay Is 10
represent the thoughts Of the author
and Is not to be q review or IN
dorsement of an oficial plan
Judges will be announced later and
will be chosen from outside orgau.)
izations which have been studying
peace plans.
Announcement Of the winner and
the award will be made at the May
meeting Of the Government study
department, according to Mrs. Ar
thur P. Harrison, chairman Of the
group. The contest was proposed
by Mrs. Minnie Frost Rands as the
elimination Of the groups study Of
problems Of the postwar period.
A review of the Beverage Report
will be given by Mrs. Samuel Nalen-
stein at meeting Of the department
ut 1880 pm. tomorrow. The meet
Ing will be. held at the home Of
Mrs. g. B. L. Amer, 504 Aspen
street NV. with Mrs. D. v. sandifer
as chairman Of hostesses.