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Evening star., 1943-03-31
U. ). Protests Use Of Eggs,
Baby Chicks for Easter

Following the cancellation by the
White House of the traditional Eas-
ter egg-rolling contest, the Agricul-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
Lewis VICTOR IN
REMATCH WITH
KENNY LASALLE

OAKLAND. Cal, Nov. IL. CUP)-
Paul Lewis, $50, Young Oakland
WcltcrWcight, today held victory
over Kenny LaSallc, 16o, Los An
gc!eS, after winning their rcmatch
in a bitter slus2ing battle at Oak
land Auditorium last night.
The furious scrap through ten
rounds was almost a repetition of
their draw battle two months ago,
but Lewis took some of the veteran
LaSalle's best punches in stride
while boring in to rock Lasallc with
terrific head blows
Lewis is n brother of John Henry
Lewis, former light heavyweight
king.
Other results:
Ross Romero, Id. LivermurC,
Tko'd Gene Thomas, l45, Oakland
90; Leroy Wade, 168, San Francis
co, kayo'd Limo Maza, l79, San
Francisco ID; Dave Buncy, 144,
U. S. navy, decisioned Joe Eldridgc,
las, San Francisco "a; Jackie Ryan,
l45, San Francisco, Tko'd Joe Ybar-
ra, 145, Oakland "a; Rusty Lares,
1913, Mexico City, kayo'd Bobbie
Richards, 1870, San Francisco %.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
M a r K KETS
l.. 4. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. N0v II CUP Federal
State Market News,
ASPARAGUS Steady Per To-; Imperial
punched extra select doc. select 33-&5c
extra fancy 3oe fancy dc special lSc.
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: steady Per
cfi: Bccis 2a-a doz . OO-2 -; carrots 3
doz ] 75-2 co fair !. 1.@0-150. iced crts
Santa Barbara Is doz. 400: Chard 2'a-5
doz 00-1.25: green onions $ doz. 5 so
600 Far i.50. lccllS doz. 2.6O-2. -:
] So. 10: radisheS small red Is Go2. 2.25-
. 80. spinach 4 dnz ~ BOP So, turuipS
2tr-3 doz 1so-1 -. ordinary 60 fair 100
rs.
CuCuNBEEs. Firm. LuEs and san
Diego hesi = 0o-2.2a fair 1.5O-l5N, No. p
Ice. Imperial 15o-2oo. fair 1.25 NO. 2S
l. go. Santa Barhars and san Luis Oh,Spu
15O-l ~. IN = .5c-1 OO.
EGGPLANT Steady. Jugs 9-l2 tops J.
rs Far 75r.
MELONS. Dull Canlaloupcs Imperial
Std. 45S 3n0. Yuma holdovcrS Jbo. 36S
lua-4.5n IbnS lbs 4uO-4.75. HonCydcWS
Imperial 1bn. Cant. crtS. 4.25-l5O. I'm
peIidl Std. 9-l2S 30. CaSabaS san JOd-
gun Valley per To- 4-ll-c, fair 3i-C.
SQUASH Firm. white summer Imperial
crls. 5o-2 60 No 2s 100: Italian iusS
1.5n-1.I5. No. : 75C-1.OO; Imperial crtS.
l.5o-l.75 No. = 100. yellow CrooknCck
Imperial lugs 1.5o-2o0. Table Queen luES
75c-i.oo. banana per 10. 2-2Ac; Hubbard
3-2AlC
TOMATOES. Dull. luES san Diego and
Ventura aS8s 1.75-2O0. IN0S !. 10. -,
5N5s and 5N6s 2oo-2 80. fair 1,5O-1.75,
6N6s 1.75-20O. ordinary 1OO-125, 6N7S
! i0-l75. ordinary l.uO-125; loose lugS
5Q-Sac. Santa Barbara and san Luis
ObiSpu MS 1.75-o ~ mos -.Uu-2 81, 5NlS
and 5N6S 2.25-27 -. few 500; 6N6S 200
80. 6N7s 1.75-227, fair $50. 2-laycr
= 25-2 81 6s-S aul. stems 2-la''r 5N7S
and larger 2OO-2.5o 6N7S 1.75-2. 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
l.. A. STOCKS

los ANGELES, Nov. 10 CUP Pacific
Gas led a wcil-dcVclopcd price rise on
the Los Angeles Stock Exchange today.
registering a = gain. Approximately $
SOP shares were transferred in active
trading which sent - issues up, eight
dr a"d let five unchanged.
The list; Barker Bros common 100 a.
1lA, up a TranSamcriCa 100 al -.
down x Pacific Gas common 100 "a
~ up = Edison common 100 at % s.,
unchanged. Edison per cent 100 al so.
d.rwn L Edison So per cent 100 al 29ss
down = Southern Pacific 100 at 22i. up
*; Bolsa Chica 100 at 1.2O. down 15c
Sinclair Dill 100 at 10le unchanged
Standard OH 100 at BIS, down =. Union
OH 100 at 1Sh. down J. Aircraft AcCes-
sories 200 at 2A, unchanged; Cenna Air
craft 100 al 6, up So; Creamcries of
America 200 at ~. up % Cons Stee.
common 200 at Sas, up y; Gladding Me
Roam 100 at 12a down p Hudson Motors
100 al 7Ss, up 4 ; Lockheed 200 at H..
up Y Lane Wells 200 at 10, down 4
ATenasco 1900 at !, unchanged. Farms
worth 100 at 10, up "a
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
Jones Announces
New Farm Goals

WASHINGTON, Nov. II. CUPD -
War Food Administrator Marvin
Jones today announced 1914 farm
goals calling for new record pro-
duction Of food and feed crops and
promising government support to
prices.
The VIA called for reductions.
however, in production Of all kinds
Of meat If the goals are followed,
there will be fewer chickens, tur-
keys, hogs. beef cattle, sheep and
lambs on farms next year.
Jones announced that crop goals
totaling 3800O0.O00 acres. the larg-
est IN history and 100000 acres
more than this year, had been ap-
proved by farmers at state meet
ings with VIA officials. He said:
The goals are based on express
sion BY farmers Of what they can
do if they get adequate machinery.
fertilizer and labor as well as con-
tinuation of present price supports,
and in some cases higher prices"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
L. A, BAY
Cow Bells Don't
Mean Cows Near
RY IrNIIED PRESS

A Berlin radio broadcast, heard
by United Press in New York.
Thursday reported a most uncOm-
mon" camoEIIage used by American
troops. who carried COW bells in
attempting a night surprise attack
en- a German advance post on the
northern yolturno front in Italy.
The men heard the cOWbclls and
tramplc of many feet, but nothing
was to be seen. Both the shepherd
and his flock remained invisible, -
the broadcast. quoting a transocean
dispatch, said.
"A sentry discovered American
soldiers who were being conducted
by italians up the hill. and who
were swinging their COW bells from
time to time"
The attack, the radio said, was
met by well aimed fire"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
~. 7. SYOCAS

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 U'Pl Stocks
rallied fractions 20 more than points in
quieter dealings today and held most al
movement.
Witt sentiment aided by Prime Minis
Ter Churchill's assertion that he autir-
ipates no carly peace In Europe the
stock list pushed forward after "a firm
opening under the leadership of rail air
craft and whiSkcy shares.
Trading, however. quictcd and total
Tor the session fell below the million
share level FOR the first time this week.
65 stocks 43.7S. uD O.3S.
Stock sales totalcd ea6 O7O shares COM
pared with 1907, 4IO yesterday CuIh
stock sales were 2l6.3O5 shares against
$40 630 shares yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11

and when Salica went down for
the fifth time, Referee Tackett
stopped the slaughter.
Jimmy the marine is primarily a
counter puncher and has explosive
dynamite in both fists. This was
only his sixth professional fight
and last week kayoed the only
man to beat him in the record
time of % seconds in the first
round. Bobby Franklin, who
taught Jimmy all he knows, was
his second.
The other four round prelim
showed Jarocho Guttierez winning
handily in his first professional
fight from Joe Mendez. Ell Jarocho
dropped his man three times in the
fight, but could not wrap him up
He took every round by wide mar
gin and Mendez' fancy ducking
saved him from a sure kayo.
Officials for the evening includ-
ed Bill Tackett as sole judge and
referee, Carl Schooss as announcer,
and Art Davis as timekeeper. The
crowd was estimated at well over
1000.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
L A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Nov. II tUPl-Fedeal-
State Market News:
CATTLE: Salable ZOO slow. steady 10
weak. odd medium TO good steers l. 50
1a.25. common TO medium heifers 1912;
medium to good COWS 10-12.25, cutter TO
common 7.25-9. Is. Gamers down TO $50
and under: common to medium bulls weak
TO low at s-9. .25; common to good stocker
head feeders 9.50-12.
CALVES: Salable $50, few sales about
steady; medium slaughter calves 11.5o;
stockers II.
HOGS: Salabe 1000. two-thirdS supply
feeder pigs; practically nothing done;
good and choice 200-25O ID. soyVs quoteu
TO possibly 1850; some good around 100
lbs u 50: good 10 choice feeder pigs IL
SHEEP: Salable none; good and choice
wooled lambs quoted 14-lA50
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
coasting Along

losses. PaSadena'S record reads re-
versely-tWo losses and no wins . . d.
Marty Brill, former Notre Dame
football halfback and later coach
of the Loyola Lions Cnow disband-
ed, is being released from the
Army air forces at Santa Ana,
where he's a private, into the mar
ines as a 1st lieutenant
Rex Mays, two time national
automobile racing champion, has
taken to the air. He's now 1t. Mays,
ferrying pilot with the Army air
forces air transport command at
Long Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
BY LISLE SHOEMAKER

LOS ANGELES, Nov. II. up
Right straight from the stem of
the original Pasadena Rose we can
give you the 'unofficial' dope on
the Jan. Rose Bowl game.
The odds are at least one to 1000
that University of Southern Cali
fornia and University of Washing
ton will bump shoulder pad to hel @.
met on that date.
In the last few days the under
current has been whispering great
tales about Frank Leahy's great
Notre Dame team being set to meet
the Troians, but all that was tossed
out today when it was learned the
Irish will not have a weeks Christ
mas vacation ~
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11

their game in FL Centre. They are
up against one of Imperial valleys
highest scoring football teams in
tan first stringers tends to even up
the match.
BRAWLEY POSTPONES
INTRAMURALS
Brawley had originally expected
to play El Centro on Friday. Nov.
&c. On a request from Ell Centre,
Coach HoSkinS agreed to move the
game up a week. This ncccSsitatcd
a change in the opening of Braw-
lcy'S intramural sports program
which was scheduled for this Friday
afternoon with a regulation foot
ball game between a Frosh-Senior
team and a SOph-Junior team.
Since it would be too fatiguing for
his boys to play two games in one
day. Coach HoSkinS decided to re-
Vamp his intramural schedule and
the game will take place next Fri
day instead.
The SpartanS are favored in Fri
udy lllSllC contest IN Splle OF Ilelr
starting lineup being composed of
only second and third stringers.
Coach Clarence Sunny" Anderson
has been getting good results from
all his boys this season.
HOLTVILLE WINDS
UP SEASON
In the only other local football
game being played Friday night,
the Calipatria Hornets will visit
the Holtville Vikings for Holtville's
last game Of the season.
Coach John Madden has called
for wide open game and every
thing goes. Holtville is depending
on Howard Ferguson, James Block
and George Leja to befuddle the
Hornets with tricky all handling.
Ferguson is the poSseSsor of the
educated toe which accounted for
Holtyille's one point victory over
BraWley last week. The Vikings are
favored over Calipatria in this con-
test.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
WeIch 10 Scout
C..FLyer Game

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. IL. CUP)
Coach Ralph (Pest Welch of the
University of Washington today was
en- route south to see the University
of Southern California TrojanS-thc
team he hopes will face his Huskies
in the Rose Bowl New Years day
Talk of a Trojan-Hu clash in
the Rose Bowl continued in both
camps preliminary to the confer
encc in San Francisco tomorrow
where the Rose Bowl invitation was
expected to be issued.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
G. RID
3 r IL: ! s.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. II. CUP)-
Coach Jeff Cravath eased his mind
today with knowledge that Left
Halfback Eddie Saenz will join his
use Trojans in their Saturday
tusSle with the Fourth Air Force
Flyers. Saenz suffered a charley
horse in last weeks game with the
San Diego Tars.
Starting in Saenz' position will
be George Callahan, and Larry
Steven, junior varsity end, will re-
lieve Gordon Gray at left end.
MARCH FIELD, Cal, Nov Il.
UP)-Two All-Americans = Jimmy
Nelson, Alabama, and Jack Jacobs,
Oklahoma university-Will be the
center of backfield strategy when
the Fourth Air Force Flyers meet
the sc T'rojanS Saturday.
At a vigorous workout yesterday
Maj. Paul SchiSsler prepared the
Nelson backfield including Bob
De Fruiter, Ollie Day and Sal Ro.
Sato, to start against the Trojans.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. II. CUP)-
Coach Babe Horrell was confident
today Of a strong UCLA Bruin de-
fensive when they meet the Califor-
MIA Bears Saturday.
After practice yesterday Horrell
said he probably would use Don
Borden, second semester navy trail
nee, in Saturdays game.
BERKELEY, Cal, Nov. Il. CUP)
Marine Trainee Dick Madigan,
Stanford freshman last year, will
captain the University of Califor-
mia football team from his guard
position against UCLA Saturday,
Coach Stub Allison announced to-
day.
The Bears, regarded as 2 to l ia
voriteS over the lnvictorious Bruins,
planned final workouts today. Cali
lornia defeated UCLA 1870 in a
game played earlier in the season
in Los Angeles.
STOCKTON. Cal, Nov. IL CUPp
Left Halfbaok Al Garcia, who re-
placed Johnny PodeSto in the Col
lcgc Of the Pacific lineup, will be
able TO play against Yuma Army
Air Base al Fresno, Cal, Saturday,
deSpit" an accidental kick which
neCcSSli2tcd four stitches i'll his
lip.
The two teams are meeting in
FrcSno'S only major football game
of the year, scheduled III behalf Of
ServiCClnCn'S relief.
MORAGA, Cal, Nov IL. CUP)-
The st. Mary's College Gaels today
reported the loss of two regulars
assigned to training. duty by the
navy, ETalfback Bill Spangler and
Center Marian Childers.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
SPORTS
PICK THE WINNERS

Below submitted football to be played the
eek Nov. 49,
Select your choice contest listed and
provided that purpose
of will counted the highest
a the annual Rose Bowl
other wartime
problems bond Five points will be
best gucssers and point to third place
Get in the participate the fun. YOU the
turned by noon FRIDAY OF
Wcekd during duration of the contest
left at Ellis Peoples Store In
bring them direct to the Office OF
FL Centre.
they for the sixth week:
TEAMS YOUR CHOICE
use vs.. March Field
Cal. Cl4A
USF ST Mary Pre-Flight
Oregon State VS.. Washington
Oregon VS.. Washington State
Spokane Air Com Whitman
San Diego Bombers VS.. Deming Air Field --....-....-
Holtville Calipatra
NAME
Address
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11

second round. The opening prelim
bout was all Hatmaker from the
initial gong Salica took a nine
count from a right cross in the
first round and at the bell was on
the floor again, the hell stopping
the count at fCU.
BLASTS MAN
Hatmaker blasted hi man off the
deck with two more nine counts
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
NPLS. FLA1 FUTURES
CHICAGO GRAIN
December --------..---.--.-.--.--..-.-.-.-..ta ia
Nav ......-...-....

CHICAGO Nov. 10 UPl Grain futures
moved within a narrow range on the
Board of Trade today in q dull pre-holiday
session. The government corn crop re-
port due late today also caused the trade
TO adopt a cautious attitude.
Wheat finished the day off i to up y
cent a bushel; oats up = to off =. rye
off i to a. and barley unchanged 10
up Il
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
Now She Shops
cash and Carry"
Without Painful Backache

When disorder OF kidney function permit.
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it
may cause nagging bac&aehe, rheumatic pains.
leg pains, loss OF pep and energy, getting up
nights, swelling, puffincss under the eyes.
headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty
passages with enarting and burning some
lines shows there is something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waiti Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over
40 years They give happy relief and will help
the Is miles of kidney tubes flush out poison
Gus waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
EOCAk 8UTTERFhT
L. 4. BITTER

Quotations for butter and eggs have
been discontinued Indefinitely by the Los
Angeles Produce Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
Fiqueroa Victorious by 70
Boxing Show i'm
&C. Gets Of
: TO Good S%urt

Chuey Figueroa supplied thrilling finish to last night S
boxing show by fatenng Juan Renado in the fifth round
of the scheduled 10 round main event.
Early in the final round Fgueroa crashed through Rem
adoS guard with left smash to the chest that knocked
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11

UIUUhIIIS dIIU IdUhIIIIS UuIIIIS UIIt
week to get more rof polished
team work than has been shown
during the season. BraWley will rely
on their old plays and are concen-
trating on defensive strategy for
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
=. i. POULTRY & EGGS

MAXIMUM plltcs UdI may DC PAID pIO-
dueerS by retailers:
Grade A. large eggs, week beginning
October Is. 5Sis cents. Medium eggs four
cents below; smaii eggs eight cents below.
Los ANGELES, Nov II CUP
EGGS: JoeUut pres 10 retailers on
case-packed candled eggs, per dozen;
Large, grade AA 5siz -6Oi4c grade A
5sizc; grade 491zc; medium, grade A
5i15c; small grade y 5014c.
Retail prices 10 consumers: Large,
grade "A 69-70c; grade a 67-6Sc; grade
3 57-5Sc; medium, grade a 62-63c; small,
grade $3.50.
Poultry and game al ceiling: Paying
prices fob. Los Angeles:
Broilers, LeghornS, under 2A lbs, SOC,
pa 10 ; lbs, .9c; flyers 81 lbs. 29c;
roasters all weights 29c fowl. Lcghorn,
all weights 25l=c; c0crCd. all weights
25l4c; duck. all sizes 25c; rabbits, under
lbs. 22-2iC.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
BrawIey> &c. Play Again
Wildcats Put Off IntramuraI Sports
For Week; Vikings, Hornets to Meet

The Brawey Wildcats have been going back to funda-
mentaS this week in an attempt to out top in their
last nter-schoasc game of the season against the E
Centro Spartans this Friday night.
Coach Duke Ioskins had his Wildcats concentrating OF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
PRO PLAYOfF

Chnaces are very good that the
National Professional league playon
football clash between The Wash
ington Redskins and the Chicago
Bears may be held here Dec. rs
in the Los Angeles Coliseum.
The Arm" air forces may be the
beneficiary Of the contest, Move to
bring the game here hinges on bet
ter weather UNPAID plug) and
seating capacity-103, 900. Wrigley
Field in Chicago is still under con-
sideration but has that weather
drawback and seating drawback
only $4,000
II this story is true there is no
comment: yarn goes that Trojans
who play Fourth Air Force gang
Saturday watched the Flyers roll
over Pomona Ordnance 1910 last
Sunday. Gosh, Coach" they're
supposed 10 have said 10 jeff Crav-
ath, we'd rather fight The Japs
than play those Flyers Sad part
is Coach MAJ Paul 5chi5Slcr used
only his third and fourth and fifth
string gangs against Pomona The
first Two teams sat on the sidclineS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
PLAY

Compton Jaysee and Modesto
meet in Compton on NOV 10 for
the big three state junior college
football championship Those two
teams are tied at two wins and no
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-18
Voting Booths Open
Wednesday to 3 P. w..

A NEW RULING on sugar for
canning is announced today. as
Civilian Defense volunteers pre-
pare 10 handle applications in
voting booths in Mount Clemens
again tomorrow.
Fifteen pounds is the new
maximum amount ordered By
the OPA 10 be released az one
time, including the f1vC- pounds
granted for jams and jellieS This
Is pounds Will be augmented by
an additional 10 pounds 10 be
purchased in return for a stamp
TO be designated shortly in War
Ration Book One. Mrs. Stark
stated Thus every housewife
will obtain the full p pounds if
she needs il, but those who have
not already obtained the last 10
pounds will receive theirs by the
new system Those who have OBJ
tanned their full - pounds Will
be required TO forfeit their can
ming sugar stamp when it is
designated.
Voting b oothS throughout
Mount Clemens VIII be open
from $50 TO 3 o'clock on
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-18

Wednesday for the processing of
canning sugar applications, Mrs.
Stark stated. Volunteers are
asked to make note of the new
ruling
MRS ALTON NOE is enter
tanning feW friends at bridge
this evening al her home on
BctiCVIeW avenue.
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Calendar efGoming Gve"b

r,
wCTU at the home of Mrs Roy Kidd l7s Gallup avenue at
MACoMB wALTHER LEAGUE, skating party Mount
MARGARET BoTToME CIRCLE dinner for members and
MOUNT CLEMENS Chapter 50, RAM. special meeting to
P NJ. degree candidates, in Masonic hail.
BEGINNERS CLASS in Theosophy, in club of Jewel
Theatre building. at 8
RUMMAGE SALE in Krauseneck building sponsored by
Circle One, Dorcas Society Of Zion Evangelical church.
WEDNESDAY, MAY lo
ANNUAL MEETING of Child Study Clubs at the home Of
Mrs Sydney Tinker. l16 Floral avenue, at
SHINING STAR Circle of Kings Daughters, at the home Of
Mrs. Sutherland Hubbard at
RUNMAGE SALE in Krauseneck building sponsored by
Circle One Dorcas Society of Zion Evangelical Church
SAMARITAN CIRCLE, 49h annual luncheon at Medea hotel
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE of Kings Daughters of
Mrs Kage, 36 Euclid avenue, at
ORPHANS SEWING CIRCLE all-day sewing Zion parish
DESSERT LUNCHEON Book Review at the home of Mrs.
Paul w Mckee 20 Lodewyck avenue at 80 m.
GAMES PARTY in KC hail. sponsored by Knights of Column
VETERANS of Foreign Wars in Veterans hail. sl5 p M
BTM JUNIOR sIsTERHooD, at the Olympia Hotel Mrs
David Klein hostess, at p. m.
TWELVE BELLIES, the home of Mrs Wayne Phillips. 1873
MIGNONETTE CLUB of St Louis parish at the home of
Cecilia Eigbee, Gibbs street p m.
GAMES PARTY in Eagles hail. ~ North Broadway,
by Ladies Auxiliary FOE, at p.
FOUR O'CLOCK CLUB St Louis parish, the home Of
Viola Mayete, Court street at
MARGARET BOTTOME CIRCLE of Kings Daughters at the
home OF Mrs. John Jarchow IL Lincoln avenue, at p
WATCHFUL CIRCLE, the Kings Daughters Home at 80
FREE ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC Joseph's hospital, $50
to p. m.
ST ANNE's GUILD at of Mrs Edward Lick, Hall
road. al
GAMES PARTY in Veterans hall sponsored by VFW Post
and Auxiliary. at $50 p m
FRATERNAL ORDER of Eagles in Aerie hall at 8 p m.
CHEST CLINIC Kings Daughters Health Center, TO $50
p m.
RED CROSS SEWING UNIT in Harrison Town Hall, 10
to p. m.
MASONIC SERVICE Center Cadettes work Ma
sonic hall at 80 p m.
HOLLHOCK CLUB of ST Louis parish, at the home of Mrs
Henry DeSmyter North River road. at p
BENEFIT PARTY Pythian hall, sponsored by Navy
Mothers Club, at p
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-18
Home Nursinu
Course Pl AIMED

IN ANSWER to the War De
partments aim TO train one per-
son in each family in home nurs-
ing, announcement is made to-
day of plans for a new Red Cross
Home Nursing Glass. in charge
of Mrs. Elizabeth WeStendorf
1t is emphasized that there are
no age restrictions and no edu-
catlonal requirements 10 enter
this course, which will begin as
soon as enough registrations
have been made.
Macomb County quota Of
Home Nursing graduates was
set at 800 for the fiscal wear
ending June 30. Only about half
that number have completed or
are in classes 10 date. The War
Department assigned quotas the
nation over to supply the need
caused by their taking Of regis
tered nurses for war duties. Mrs.
.. F. Banting of Richmond is
Red Cross Home Nursing coun-
ty chairman.
The course Will include 20
hours of instruction by graduate
nurses, and will be arranged as
far as possible for the convcn-
fence Of registrantS.
Any woman who can spare
the time is urged to register for
this course, by calling Mrs. Yves
tendorf, dial 50l5. or the Red
Cross office. dial 1921.
MRS EDGAR B. FRANKLIN
of New York City is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J.
Dubay, Ga Hubbard avenue, for
a month.
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Q School Raaeant
BOWlerS Mark
Close Of Season
Photo by HenS

MRS. GEORGE NOTEBOOK.
captain of the j. and j Music
bowling team, entertained her
teammates on Friday evening
at dinner at Gordon's Grill. La
ter the group attended Trophy
Night at the BoWl-O-Drome and
were presented with a trophy
for winning the championship
in the Ladies' Major League.
The team presented the tro-
ply to their sponsor, Otto Wiss-
ner, who will entertain team
members and their husbands at
banquet tomorrow evening.
MRS. MARY JAMES, of l
Breitmeyer Place left this morn
ing for Inlay City to attend the
Spring district conference of the
Methodist church. From there
she will go on TO Lum. and La
peer. where she will appear as
speaker on Wednesday and
Thursday at county conventions
of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union.