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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
Scout Institute
TO Be Tonight

IN" ''r>t session a.: nc leadership
.T@ninS institute a. sponsored by the
Boy ScntItS will be- held At the FRS,
Presbyterian church tonight al 7.I5
" clock. Demonstration by the troops
OF The county viii eD given and :.
Nj. Crrwdrr III charge q, the program
as prepared by the leadership rain
ing committee.
The institute permits counSclurS
and other leaders OF scouts To- be-
come familiar with the basic prin-
cip!cS OF the processes of scouting
i> - program, and +. {. Wells. ..~r-
man ui the advancement, COMM tcc
urged tina, all who come III contdc;
Win boys III scouting attend this
nCct!rp
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
fBENEIER CHURCH.

The Mouth Carolina Christian Com
terence met W,tH tine .lCgUS2lCm
Christian church last Wvrr,. and Wa,
we'll pleased with t.n,ncI". Christian
ChurCi'> report. Tho pastor. RSv. l..
{. Cross. l. ONE OF the States out
standing uvu. y 'lL> sad.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
AROUND TOWN
LOT CHANGES HANDS

In The only veal estate paper filed
i". record yesterday with IN" regis.
e. 81 d""d> Malcolm Pulley and vie
old 10 II. NJ. kmG and wife Tor $40
t'" timer considerations an acre cot
l""G iErnc along Noulc | lW>t north
Cd. Iy- river.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
All Should Share
In War Fund Drive.
Governor Declares
Meeting at High School Launches CAMPAIGN:
Vance County Is Aske d fer Total of $40 600

Every individual ought to nave a
part III the United War Fund drive.
Governor Broughtun told an .u-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
CENTENNIAL CHORISTERS
LEAVE THE CITY

Mrs Certia Elloir member
: 'hc Centennial choir Of Sec
ond BAPTIST church lef' recently
for her former home IN New Or
Trans n All members Of the
choir regretted 10 sce her 20 hut
wished hcr safe Journey and a
speedy feiiirn 20 Detroit Nh
and Mrs John russell accom-
iaried hon 70 the Now York
Csnral station
Edward 7. Johnson another
remhor 81 tho Centennial choir
I'm IN Chaionoora Tenn
Tuesday Oct ~ " attend tho
funcral n his SISTER which Was
hold oct ~ AN memhers ~ TIC
ctclr were rcqgc ted rs Mr. RVS
sen ~ send messages ~ syrpa-
NY and foral trlbaics
ard %
clinton Rrouu - lAzzie 10.
AHili
csmir TAYLOR 4e sarh II
Ford
Irm.. Rrovr 4 Rpry Pink.
nov 2g
Ann ~ v3lbcrs 20 Flor
orco palscrovo 80
I.eerny e Wcase - Nary r
Robertson %
Naiasnicl coaklcy 70 Mary 7
Hork -
Ernest s'rcrier 20 Mabel lack
for -
Gran vssscr ~ Mae p Mat
look 81
Iop, r. vrchm e. Rosa
K'r- oi
Th~ras Mullen 81 wnne
lM Wiser ~
Oliver Lewis % Catherine Leo
io5
Edward Hail Sc Estcllc For
Ter Al
Edericc F renoudv 2i wini-
fred Tnrnor %
Fleetwood Dilav 81 Janet ?.
Wilson. %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
HEAD LICE
ON THE
INCREASE

A eurtes made hy tfe neli
gfnaWusr ~ ll,aiH 'cecaiS a
Sharp int ~ hoad liro rhe
renhe ~ eae anour children
paetcaiarir Nsh aforalrs 10
lra y pou-ias commits
pner ~ hslib Fewer hours
porn he nn'hces ~ 'ho afe of
ler iru ANA ncr eondi-
rea ~ wf'nc living have
rm ih, about
Tt f' symptom ~ heal 'ice
hnr Ia uane ras fhc
faI. ~ 600 iichin7 srf rcor-
a fy fhe lfairidml his
tar berause hefi ac no.
fa % so The app r,e n
rf ~ 'hr halr may he fhc hrsf
rAicfAn ~ hae o. fne reason
~ his discomfort
W douglas $Ns 'ha lIre arc
tlN spai ~ ~ aal on-
t' vph a..rle nhih tome
ron irbAr 'htm S4fh rer-
son lHoaeirss as bots caps
shoald rof ne aned
a should ~ llnHsd ie TIE use
- oHe ref-1r
m addition 70 The persistent
tt.a+t,,frt ~ fhn raftrut n Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
GIFTS ENOUGH FOR
MANY BABIES RECEIVED
BY MONJOY HEIR TO BE

l's zcns 81 ~ afy ~ WI
1nr % eiyl. >o0 i"gs
2nh. n,an" 4- is1A
Wer Ar' e tt''hr f
pu a taNl~ as hA'
h ney ~
Ns yu Ss.asea Ma.7 q
WAS >soVfel Hs S4Hea
N eu eu f1e
er hsailsS eaNN
tp f M pp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
If you want to clear and tighten
DARK
ROUGH SKIN
Nadinola Bleaching Cream
will help you

Here's famous proven beauty treatment that will help
you toward lighter ovelier skn-a glowing vel
vety complexion-or you get your money back
SO why delay? Start at once use Nadnola Bleaching
Cream according to simple directions in the package
single eatmentsize jar usually shows dramatic results
For Nadnola contains special medicaied ingredients that
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helps loosen ugly blackheads makes your skin smoother
softer. finer.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
ISSUED

taspar J l.ineeman vavne cour-
~ Click. during the period OF
Oct iolS inclusive include the
rames Of tho felloeins couples
German Carson ST 81 Mary
Flsherrv Al
James n Cruise IS Realha
Glover %
Akin c zackery q zenohia
rs Flowers %
Robert Palmer 81 Luclie
CLARK. "a
Jane, Cooper 80 Rerrice
lowe IS
locr Mcdonald 20 Lois Pierce
So
cl,de p Gibson II Peggy P
smith Is
Garfield Mlnler p lean N
Foster IS
Ralph capro III corinds
Sncafd 10
charle. Hines j, rs Doro'he
Y 1harpc rs
Rohoft Boil Sc Frances Gro.
don s.
rrncsr LIKELY "a y. Mars vii.
Hams IS
clarence Rcrry IL Dorothy
y Donald IS
wmlam Tanev 70 Helen
Mitchell ~
Herman Norn. Il Marsie
CLAYTON RlaeKshear IS Ida
Vast 10
na-enee pavs % Josephine
ovens. 20
Itor, nines q Louise nprk.
i7
spencer CARY sr Jpue pict.
ems r.
cro,er e nner IS sadie ~
Rovai ~
li Wcssor ~ l-ucv Walk.
N uc whrf ~ Daisy "
iiavtius Is
Waller r smith - Heairic,
ClaNor. &c
n ward vanover % Narcare'
Gillian %
Iamos Houston ~ Na'1e 4
I.anrstor 20
Joseph N Hopkins a. Alice
Nilkerson -
wnlan q Scott 81 Thelmg
Levi. ~
inssil " Mckay ~ Elzabe,l
nelson -
Charles Y Moore 81 Flora
savior. %
Levy + Mitchell. Jr 10 May
ola Stewart %
Melvin Dcville % Rnhy vii
rams 20
Willie c Patterson % To-
raxie V Hull %
Louis Johnson. % Bessie Leon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

49,,
Niil come 70 '''p"N mug
cas- Oct IS on tho main floor az
Maxine L At that time all uni
,er.i.r smdentsare invited 10
~ A .,..,
INV 49, az rn. s,,,,,ect
o,tn,n uprb h.ad.d ~ Miss
re,n p,orn,an is hackinr Mis-
p4yf. ~ ~. captes, 800 psr
~. "a inc an on, ~ make
tb,s ri, os,.,and,nr col.
.e affslr
s.,.. s,a, ~, n.,,,
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are heinz ra,sa upon nv an
Ma,ne students this week
pcfi,e and 70, Rohe,fa c,eeen.
,irc roa,iv cute brown lat.ie
a M is n,e.,aw stnaen, q,
WAYNE uni,ersir one cortes,
~ NlsN 't.'nN'Se - ~ N-'eN
''f"pfah 'Na q''lfe a@hNn ons
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
Tighten Skin
f1kEs 3 MINuTEs

TNNEW = ~ - -
Applv nov NIX Liquid Blfach. llehtcn-
M flm ndas ifs llClfb.sa 20 skin IN 3
t-,nutss Will. psfnp bifatl ingredient
works FROM beneath No s@lsrf. Light
~ no orrp. Usn anytime no greasy
eqr Helps Dr. ur surfarc plnples
sem t'nclhfads fade frccklss Pr
ff ItrIrIffa ruAfanf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
cHILDLESs


CONCERNING simple way FOLLOWED q han
by wis<oii the female irRnns IN rclie'aA
func ttonal ssesiiity may be- rondltlonnx
that nofhe<hOod may then 20 0iten h 4
Ny possible, YOU Atlo f0VR Auset4
NAY kArER TtfAtsk rltl DAY roy s'
ron Tttss fWEk me CnmATloN. Nonn
from over the Nation write as Of thelf l9is,
becrmlna mothers az LAST Fnh -
cory write 10 Warner TO- ~ "
Lake ST.. Minneapolis \ Vim.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
Many Wayne Goods Vie For Honors
As Miss Detroit Contest Nears End

Contrary rumorS that The Judges who VII CHOOSE
no will reign Miss Detroit at the Tuskegee
West Virginia game be played here Nov at the Uni
Ncrsitv of Detroit stadium. have been hand picked.
Chairman Mary Apncs Davis that the contest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
ROselH'S
Five First
by L Pin

Team competition Is finished
today in the Catholic Youth
Organization sixteenth annual
handicap b bowling tournament
Councilman Rogclls 81 Mary'S of
BEDFORD was FIRST at Detroit Rec
reatIon on 1891 one pin 10 the
good over SullivanS from St.
Gregory.
81 Gabriel NictorS were third
on 2S79 and ST Stansl>lduS Wa
silks were fourth on 1863
Meanwhile. Art Sammut and
Tom Rooney became the new
doubles leaders on l247 and Carl
krausc took second in all-eycntS
on 1902
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

CTAp-s22T Joseph Campau
Oihn open l2.iJ. Bud Abbott ana
Lou Costello WHO DONE Ire" And
"STREET OF CHANCE" with Burgess
Meredith Cartoon. shorts Late News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Chena- TrombIy
Sneeds Pin Event

To assure completion Of tho
tournament on time, May 30
squads in the annual $50 tourna.
ment at Chene-Trombly will 60 OF
tonight and Wednesday in add.
ton 10 Saturdays and Sunday
This plan will be followed until
Arther notice More than coo
ans have rolled up 10 today Tee
markell tournament secretary
announces.
The standings:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Dodgers Beat Yanks
For Ninth in Row

NEW YORK. April 10 Up
Spring IN the North today appeared
10 have been successful for the
Brooklyn DodgcrS--if for no other
club.
The Dodgers won their ninth
straight spring game and fifth in
row ovcrthc New York Yankees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
State Leaders
Hold Places

PORT HURON April l9-WHh
one weekend of bowling remain.
ing IN the i0th annual Michigan
State Bowling Association tourna-
mcnt, the following scores are
still i'm the money division
Team Z7i3. dulhlcs III, singles
SIS. AL events IIhii41
Fred stark. Detroit DENLY Rec
rcauon hat 660 for the highest
singles score ard the combination
Of Mlachcl Jc,ion and Joe Centnar.
River Rouge rolled 1876. good
Tor ClCycnts spot m the doubles
IkI-MAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
KoPPITZ N PLAYoFF

For the second consecutive sea-.
son Bin Morland.s Kopptz gained
the Western Division. Travelling
League championship and n place
IN The playnlfe Cecil Ward s De-
troit PcCrcationy have the Central
nailed aAlLia The a-ApFff-F-4-
mains in doubt
Walter NaSsIna took the load IN
Glass A singles ON tho closing
night Of tho UAW-CtC oycr-avcr-
age tournament az Palace on l5s
Walter Boyer went up IN = on
79i Arthur Hughes is c cham
ptor ON lS6
Led by Helen NcCar'hy's 523
Nar,ifr Two went INTO first place
IN Class r OF tho annual Women IS
City tournament ~ Palmer Park
on 2393 Frods NiorrcI scored
100 "a, Northeastern TWO gained
the lead In Class {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Esaneers -ss Bc'hany Cnurch SIX 2i4
Three squads in The oycraycraEc
divisions drawn largely from
Michigan Bell Maintenance and
Northwestern Senior II lou $ O
leagues. pick up the city tourna-
rent rhythm tonight az Great
Lakes Recreation Singles and
doubles open tomorrow night at
Wy
Glass \ position, remained in
tact oyer the weekend but FIVE
rev leaders appeared in r. new
first and fifth teams IN { and D.
Standing out in tie list was
team 10 of the Ford Tool and Die
league under Steve Such Led by
Frank Sochacki. SuCh'S team
raped 2672 10 60 40l over.
Cecil Earl Wards RathnawS of
the Lefthandcrs Classic Travelling
League went nto first IN 3 on 2l3
followed by J r. BirkenShaw =
Center Line Recreation on 206
PATHWAYS Bryon Cullen had 637
the highest series OF the tourna-
ment 20 date
Stanley SpduldinC OF Playhouse
had Coz and Mike Zott of Center
Line 6li go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

East Jefferson. at Drexei
ilmL Open 5:l5. News. Cartoons,
Serial William tHopslong Cassidy Boyd
in ..sTICK It'd YOUR GUNS" Plus Leslie
Banks in '.TROOPSHIP." Dishes TO Ladies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Grand River Ave. =
WiIiiOhN The Hottest Spot on Earth.
Humphrey RogArt Ingrid Bergman and
Paul Henreid in CAStBItNCA" Plus
IVY HEART BELONGS TO DADDY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

STRATF0RD-4'si W. Vernon Highway
Oihli VNU open 6.ly. Fred Astaire,
Rita Hsyworth in "NOU WE'RE NEVER
LOVELIER." Plus "SIIVER QUEEN"
with Genrge Rrrnt-Priscilla Lane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Ernie BoIIe's
666 Features
In Metro Loop
STANDINGS

Ernie Bollo. long time veteran
Of the bowling lanes, old enough
10 be the grandfather of so many
of today'S stars, is the weeks
leader in the Metropolitan Classic
League on 600
"JIIst burned my wheel chair
and threw away the crutches."
was Ernic's modest way OF toss
ing his feat aside. His games
were l79-23l-256.
George Murray continued TO lead
Standard by one game IN the two
way battle for second. II was
three until Bolle and Southeastern
shuteut koppitz. IN spite OF Harry
Ghdden's 647 by 1928 10 1888.
The best kopptz can get. now IS
a tie, Georgr-Murray lost two
10 Palmer Park.
Back of BoIle. Ellis Walker had
652 and Edwin TroSicn tied with
Gliddcn "a 6i7 Mike Angelic
shearcd of 637 and Clarence Shor-
key 10 pins less Zckc Todv had
623 and Frank Tcschlcr go.
TOINS 1868 DOES 1T
-WIttidm Tod IS ne winner or
the first annual all-Italian Indi-
vidHal- classic ut the Garden with
1868. Jack DiGiopaRni. 1864 Tom
Schananto, l2i6. Fred Borghi,
1925 and Angelo Damico 1872
finished in that order First prize
was 500 Entries were 40
Because of Easter SUNDAY inter-
vening The CYO women'S tourna-
mcnt dates az New Fairyicw arc
altered The next squads are
scheduled for April 26-29-30. NAV
-. The event closes May g
A)nncy Shoes lead Class a on
Ull. Clarence Lyilc and Dorothy
Eder are first IN doubles on 1912,
Marie Wcn2 and RUBY Murphy
second on 995 and Marie sham
lock heads the singles on 595.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
GanarOn dos Veees

Los Tigres de Detroit vapulea-
% dos veces a los Browns, utili-
zando en- la Inca de fuego a los
pitchers Paul Trout y Hal Neu-
hOuser.
POr los derrotadOs actuaron
Sundra y Caster, en- Ell primerO :
Galehouse y Fuchs, en- Ell segun-
do. Trout alcanzO su deeima sex
tn victoria.
Rudy York aument6 a 100 ell
ndmerO de carreras ~impulsadas
por el. Ned Harris despar6 un ba-
tazO de cuatrO esquinas.
DispararOn OportunOs "jilOtes''
Dick Wakefield y Pinkey Higgens.
San Luis &C, 10h, De; Detroit
sc, 18Th, lie.
San Luis SC, IN, De; Detroit Sc,
Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
LUDWIG E CON
BILLY

Fue cOmpletado aver ell pro-
grama de luchas que Ell veniderO
lunes sc ofrecera en- Ell AuditOrio
Municipal.
Ademas de los encuentrOs GU
ire Nick Baeslis y Walter Under
hill. y Ell indiO ClinkstOck contra
Ell indiO Saunooke, Ell marincro
Bin Ludwig, de los vapOres mer-
cantes, tendra de c%OntrariO a Bill
ly Williams, que ahora trabaja en-
unO de los astillerOs locales.
Dos mujeres sc veran las narices
en- la cOlchOneta. Doris Dean, de
Missouri, y Patsy Miller, de Tex.
as. Ell match" sera a una caida.
con solo 20 minutes de duraci6n.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03

La competition por Ell titulO de
campe6n nacional amateur" ma
quedado Iimitada a ochO hombres,
frankie Parker, de Los Angeles;
Jack Kramer, de Los Angeles;
Bill Talbert, de Indianapolis; Sey.
mour Greenberg, ChiagO; tenien-
tie Joe Hunt, Annapolis; !%eniente
Elwood Cooke, Pensacola.
Parker derrot6 aver a Dave Free
man, de Pomona, California; Kra-
mer venci6 a Bob Falkenburg, y
Greenberg a Charles Oliver.
En- la secci6n de mujeres, Pau
line Betz, de Los Angeles, Marcia
a la cabeza del grupo y Luisa Br-
ough, de Beverly Hills, va On Sc
La gaceta., 1943-09-03

Cinco 'hits" pegaron los Me-
dias Blancas de Chicago por cuen-
Ia de Smith y en- cinco Sc queda-
ron los Indios frente a Orval CIR
owe.
La victoria lie correspondi6 a los
p~elOteros de Cleveland, por ell mar
gen de una carrera.
Los Indios con~centrar0n u
"hit"s y les valieron dos carreras.
Hockett disparo un "tribey".
Chicago lie, 5h, lie; Cleveland
&c, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
BatazO de Tribey de Nieman

En- la decima entrada hicieron
los Bllvos dos arrears y ganarOn
ell jueyo. En- su vez al bate los
Phillies hicieron una, mas no pu-
dierOn evitar la desgracia.
Butch Nieman impulse las ca
rreras finales de los ganadores,
con un batazo de "tribey'.
Jimmy Wasdell contest6 ell ba-
tazo con otro triple, logrando
que Babe Dehlgren pisase la go
ma.
lie correspondio Ell triunfo al
magnifico pitcher AL Javery y la
'pesadilla" a Gerheauser.
Boston &c, 11h, Be; Filadelfia
&c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
coMPRADos.
PELoTER

P~ittsburg, sep a.
te de los Piratas, wi
swanser, anunci6 ay|
de los ~pelOteros NieI
pitcher; Lee Handle,
cuatrO, y Jim Hopper
dos ellOs del Club !
international
Hopper ha ganado
perdido solo nueve.
S~trincevitch lleva
ID v~ictOrias y ha 81
seis wees.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
VICTORIA DE PANcHO
SEGURA
Parker DsrrOtO a Freeman

New York, sep S.-Bitsy Grant,
ell excelente "tennista", conquis-
tabor de ''gigantes", fue derro-
tado aver por ell sudamericano
Pancho Segura, ell "astro" del E.
cuador con la "raqueta".
Mas joven, mas firme en- su jue-
CO., Segura lie vencio con anota-
ci6n de 6-3, 6-1.
Grant tiene 80 amos de edad y
Pancho, que estudia en- la Uni
versidad de Miami, %.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
TriunfO de los Dodgers

Los Esquivadores ~parecian de
capa caida, pero en- las entradas
octava y nOvena hicierOn tres ca
rreras, ganando ell desafiO. Luis
Rodriguez del Dino volvi6 a dis
tinguirse. Di6 ell primer hit" del
octave "espisOdio" despues i'm
pulse con otro "hit" la carrera
decisiva del nOveno.
La victoria sc lie concedi6 a
Curt Davis y Ell 'disgusto" a A
dams.
New York &c, Oh, De; Brooklyn
&c, 12h, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
Nno Go4zo de IN Mo1ine4c

lMAGINAMOS que escribi6 senta-
do en- la orilla de su camilla o
catre. Fue probablemente durante
uno de esos periodos de 'quietud'
de que nos habla, en- complete si-
lencio, con ell ruido unico del bar
co y de las voces ~estridenteS de al
gunos de Sus camaradas.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
cABATELLE AcosTo a ROSS

SCRANTON, Pa, septiembre 2
Charley S~abatelle, 149, de Du-
mmore, Pa, derrib6 por la cuen-
ia de diez, en- ell sexto round,
a Joey Ross, de Toronto, l4s.
Iba a tener ell combate una dura-
de ocho asaltos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03

Ell EGPLEO de- este Marine estari aqui e~sperindOIe para
OuandO 81 vueEva. Este Sc le advirti6 cuandO Sc fuS. Ese
puestO eSta aqui, esperindOle.
FL sabe muchO de electricidad, y tque eOsa mas natural que
Sc le haya dadO Ell emPleO de Chief Electrician Mate" (Je-
te EeCtrieiSta) en- Ia Marina? Y si-cOmO 81 dice eSa
"Pandilla" do nuestra cOmpahia pudiera de nuevO reunir-
Sc, habran 81 de ellOs que cOnOcemOs reunidOs en- algGn lu-
gar en- Ultramar. Setenta y unO mas pudieran tOdavia reu-
sieramOS pensar. Oiali que sean las de estes las nNimas
Estrellas de Orc EN- nuetra Bandera de ServieiO!
81 MarinerO. Tu pueStO te espera aqui! Ven v reeISmalO Ell
dia mismO que vuelvas. Solo deseamOs uue-Oue Vuelvas
prOntO!
La gaceta., 1943-09-03
Los JuegOs En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LICA C
DsrrOta de los ROjOs

Bithorn alcanz6 otra brilante
victoria y limia6 a tres los "hits'
de los Rojos de Cincinnati. Los
venceGores hicierOn sus tres carre-
ras en- Ell segundO' Ginning" y no
volvieron a anOtar.
Sc lie acredit6 la derrota al pit
cher Riddle.
Chicago Sc, Oh, lie; Cincinnati
1c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03

gundo lugar. Margaret Osborne
es la tercera y Doris Hart la Guar
ia.
Interviewer tambien en- ell tor
neo Sara Palfrey, Mary Arnold Y
Dot Bundy.
La gaceta., 1943-09-03

QueridOs COmpanerOs: "NO Sc cuantOs DE
ustedeS Sc e~nCuentran ALA tOdavia. No ne
pOdidO ir a viSitar a mi hogan y aver1-
guarlO. Los aSuntOs Sc han estadO COM
plicandO cada vez mas en- los lugares que
he visitadO, perO cuandO eStOs Sc apaca-
guam u POGO, me place muchO Pensar So
bre los dias pasadOs y nueStrO grupO, nues-
ira "pandilla" ALA, en- la cOmpania. Mu-
ehOs de ustedes, muchachOs, y muchachas
tambiSn, vienen a mi memOria repetidas
wees. iCieIOs! iQue buenO fuera 81
tOdOS los que nos hallamOs ausentes pu-
dieramOS reunirnOS en- alg6n lugar y te-
ner Otra session como las que aeOstumbra-
bamOs! No creO que 10 que mas embar-
ga mi pensamientO eS "IcuSndO Sc aca-
bari Ia guerra?" Me allegro estar en- ella,
perO me alegrare muchO mas cusndO vuel-
va q encOntrarme de nuevO en- mi traba-
10. 81 eS que este sigue eSPerdndOme.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Harriet Broderick, DSE Alumni Club
1t. Schroeder Wed Sets Book Review

MISS RIET ANNE
FREDERICK. daughter of Mrs.
Henry J. Broderick OF Dearborn,
and the late Mr.. Broderick, on
December % became the bride
of 1t. Myron Schroeder. A can
delight service took place in the
First Baptist Church.
The Rev. n. c. Mcdonald off,
ciated.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother, Henry J.
Broderick
Miss Dorothy Lang was maid
of honor and Misses Gladys Abb
bolt, Helen Ristow and Gloria
Roberts were bridesmaids.
Elmer Ellstrom was best man.
Guests were seated by William
Schroeder. Burdette johnson and
Ralph Smith.
A reception was held in the
church parlors.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Schroeder
left for Texas, where he is an
instructor in the Medical Ad-
ministration Corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Jr. Aadassah PLAY
Listed This Sunday

A ONE.ACT play en- title q
"Rivka Gets Her Man will
mark the formal debut Of the
Junior Hadassah Players. II
will be presented in the general
meeting TO take place this Sun
day at 2:30 p. m. in the Statler
Hotel, Miss Alyce Geer is direc-
tor.
The Detroit Unit OF Junior
Hadassah is completing plans for
its first fund raising event OF the
year. the donor luncheon which
will be held February Ia AT the
Statler.
At this event. the member
raising the highest fund toward
the donor luncheon. will be
crowned Junior Hadassah queen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

Houses Back From South

Col. and Mrs. George w. House
of Lone Pine road have returned
from Nashville, Tenn, where
they visited their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
S. Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. En-
NETT of Guildford road are plan
ming 10 leave next weekend for
Miami for the rest of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus d.
Pope are spending a month in
Montclair. n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold w. Shep-
ard, who have been living in
Concord road. moved the first
Of the week TO Chicago. Mrs.
Shepard was guest Of honor
Monday Al a luncheon given AT
the Fox and Hounds Inn by MIS-.
Arthur G. RIPLEY of Bir-
mingham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Brandts Visit Here

Mrs. Arthur J. Brandt Jr.
came on from Baltimore, Md,
last week 10 spend several
weeks with her parents in De-
troit. Mr.. and Mrs. Milo II.
Crawford. and with the senior
Brandts in Kennesaw avenue.
Lieutenant Brandt is stationed
at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
Cpl. Myron s. Affleck left
Tuesday to return 10 Camp Nc
Coy. Wis, after visit in Bir-
mingham. Mrs. Affleck will re-
main for a further visit with
Mrs. Ralph Khuen Of Valley
View Lane.
The Winter Club will give an
pther Of its dancing parties at
Bloomfield Hills Country Club
on January 3. That is also the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Of Year
To Be Told MONDAY

ANNOUNCEMENT OF tn e
name of the person chosen by
the Soroptomist Club as the
outstanding Woman Of the
Year" will be made at a lunch
con at 1890 Monday in the
Women's City Club.
Judges are Mrs. Henry Eddy,
president of the Detroit Fedora
tion of Women's Club; Mrs.
Stuart Wells Utley. City Club
president, and Edna May Sarnes,
president OF the Soroptomist
Club.
The selection will be based on
the neateSt contributions made
in any field during 1912 by a
woman OF Metropolitan Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Judy Back at School

Judy Mayors, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Mayors, re-
turned TO school in Philadelphia
on Wednesday.
Carol Blackwell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blackwell,
left Sunday for her home in
Youngstown, o., after spending
a week Of the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. George Penglase.