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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
TER RIBL.E
STOMACH GAS PAINS
MADE HER MISERABLE
Mrs. Lille Brown, 1882 Su-
perior, Detroit, Mich,
Says All Meals Disagreed
With Her; Had Constipa-
ton, Too-Declsres Gillian
Deserves Praise.

Friend tells friend, neighbor tells
relghbor. and the grand news
about Gillian continues 10 spread
far and wide Mrs. Browns state
ment is typical. Hundreds OF men
and women tell OF similar expert
.ence OF amazing relief brought by
Gillian. after long suffering from
stomach, liver. kidneys. and bowel
ailments due 10 imperfect elimina-
ton. Mrs. Brown says:
Liver Was Out OF Order"
For 3 years my stomach was
upset 20 bad | would bloat bad
from gas. My food didn't do me
any good as It soured on me. My
liver was out OF order and / was
constipated bad. had dreadful
headaches that lasted for days
The good Lord knows / suffered
but-no more have been taking
Gillian for good spell now and Il
certainly has fixed me up wonder
full. don't have gas or liver
trouble now and eat anything
and digest II good. My stomach Is
fine. am truly thankful TO this
great medicine for helD'rf. me 80
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

inander state iollce Post No.
s>a- East Lansing. Mich. SAM
nel II. Russell. superintendent
Alfred Street Pest office; rarl
Rhodes, commander Young Post
No. 81; sheldon Tapes. records
Ing Aeereiarl. LEGAL COO, tiW-
Go; VIM. lIeriz. past commands
er Union Labor Post No. 30;
John liz. commander Pomutz
Post ~. si3; William Plunketi,
Of lnk>ier Post No. 80; VI. J.
Laurie OF Aviation Post No. 81;
Roger Gamache. commander 81
faust Post Va. i1s: Irving Riei.
past commander Union Labor
Past W. 30: Pat Ga,Igan. past
commander Aviation Posi- No.
s5s; Mr.. and Mrs rcter =. Prus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
COURT TRIES COLONEL

With precision and strict regard
Tor military procedure. the hidden
elemental forces were barely OBJ
ser,able even in Inc faces OF those
most vitality concerned with the
fafe q The Colonel But there was
raw drama being enacted though
ltilc understood by the laymen
present
Facing row Of II stern-yisaged
officers Of high rank we're prosecu-
tors. defense counsel. the accused.
witnesses and newsmen. In the
center OF the room was small
raised dais containing chair for
witnesses There are 10 Witnesses
ia the case
Charges Numerous
Infrac'iuns OF violation. five
IN number Of Articles OF War
face The accused officer The
violations include the shooting Of
McRae drunkenness. fraudulent
transfers Of enlisted personnel 10
The field use OF government
property Tor Colman's own pur-
poses and acceptance OF vacation
lodge near Oscoda from Bay
ci,y manufacture Of prefabricat-
ed buildings which We're being
sold 10 the government.
Harry Bennett OF Ford Motor
company was subpenaed wednes-
day as a Government witness in
ccnnec ion With the alleged frau
dulert methods used by Colman
IN arranging the transfer II 1t.
Penson Ford, grandson OF Henry
Ford
Tive Years Labor
II the defendant Is convicted
orly OF assault with intent 70
do bodily harm 70 Private McRae
he Article ~ War No. Is pro-
,ides thar he be dishonorably
dismissed from military service
ard he given five years az hard
labor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
contlnned frnnl page D

W'ANH'' t'''Hi I"Nt
arc sa. DOM ! Vas ta'se 'Aree
f- r.ifGies then he t'l. rie 70
r.' 'r ka Af'e same '.rse he
ee re ar4 hen shc, I
arcata Az crcle1 around
,Ae 'ag sft ass Ne Sired ihe sec
ora s4 T4e t slot vas fred
from csarc4 ~ about a foot or
an- 1Aa.
NeRse account o.; NE shooting
was r,ansiaiiy sapQor'sd By
Ps man Ss.sua are Carl
= Ra,kenshi7 uh7 were On tu'y
D. -ta.qsa1'a They e-sf.hed
fm b rs be1c s7farer'y drunk.
Court Tense and Stern
The .si otercl under leaden
sk.es from rs ; pouged binding
ssee,s Of rain Vih sodden force
roc ~ te Ion sing OBJ
i31s-faapea s4.d.ns and srlashnF
fs vrdow rarss nFh p Vicious
snap I4c ma scene Vthfn'
80 rc.t room. ess reminiscent o.
VIZ hffress a. The mind d, COLI
crf 'emar as he ear listening IN
.a 1esn appatfu'ly af ease as
ees wee read by stern
ts4 al ocaie ap,air Philip
q 0'rnell q air Base corps
Nf.s Field Charlotte. &C.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
SMOKES


f~~NNhhNu tiviu Vaht
service men stationed in IL
bcria. West Africa. The Tri-
bune IS SIN conducting its Camel
Cigarette Fund campaign. 10
which rs readers and the gen.
eral public are invited TO con-
tribute, so thar additional ship
ments Of Camel cigarettes may
be sent from time 70 time to the
boys who are fighting on far
flung battle fronts
The letter from the Reynolds
Tobacco company is as follows:
"Winston-Salem. NC.
September 2, .ls4s
"Deiroi. Tribune.
"2i4s ST. Antoine.
Detroit Michigan.
Gentlemen
we are pleased 10 advise that
shipment OF 20 thousand Camels
is being made through Special
service officer. Port OF Embar-
Lation. in accordance with order
YOU kindly placed wish our rep
resentaiive.
Entirely aside from the pleas
IRE men AT the front will derive
from smoking the Camels you
ere responsible for sending. there
IS another thing that is OF major
importance This is the fact that
the men who receive these cigar
cues Will get real thrill out
60 knowing by this practical gift
The folks back home are thinking
a. them.
We are happy 20 cooperate
With You IN this good cause and
assure YOU we appreciate your
selection Of Camels. II is a mat
Tor % pride with us that camels
are the favorite with the men IN
Service. Our facilities are at
your command at any time.
Yours very truly.
"R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
"Sales Department.
Per T. J. Voss."
The name and address Of each
person contributing fifty cents or
more 10 the Camel Cigarette
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
Discrimination Under Fire AS U.S. Bias Spreads To Lone
Folks Found Guilty
Of Riot Activities
Get Stiff Sentences

Although the demands for a
grand jury 10 investigate the
June race riots are still being
ignored, Recorder Court judges
are SIN grinding out sentences
for these who were caught BY
the police for alleged particIpat-
Ing in The disturbance.
Four alleged participants SEN
fenced Thursday by Judge Jo-
seph A <cillis. were Lyle Hall
10 years old. $40 Palmer east
who was found guilty OF loot
ing. He was sentenced 90 serve
six months 10 five years in pris-
on; Willie Robinson. q. Of 557
Alfred street, found guilty OF
looting, was given III TO S years:
Cornelius Cooper. AZ. 1924 Brush
found guilty OF possession OF a
blackjack. ! year; and Martin
Mckay. IS. l403S Orleans. found
guilty OF carrying concealed wea-
pons. one year probation; Mrs
Mary Pettiway. 44s Columbia east.
was given six months to five
Years In prison by Judge John
p. Scallen. Wednesday for pass
INK whiskey out the broken win
dow Of bar during the race
rioting
A similar sentence was given
10 John II Galloway. white, Of
ASP Woodward avenue for car
rying concealed weapons.
Two rioters placed on a years
probation and fined 500 each for
carrying concealed weapons, by
Judge Joseph A ellis. were Ed
Gle Hicks. 1922 ST. Joseph street
and Jerry Norris. s7l7 Beaubien
street.
Carl Sanders. 1921 Russell
street. was placed on probation
for one year by Judge Christo-
pher +. Stein. He was convicted
Of carrying concealed weapons.
All those sentenced are Ne
groes, except Galloway.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
Parliament
Expected To Act
On Hotel Ban
West Indian
Cricket Player
Asked to Vacate

LONDON AMP That gov
ernmen, action TO eliminate the
color bar bIases Of London es-
adjustments viii be demanded
when parliament reconvenes was
indicated last week following the
forced removal OF Learie Con-
s,ariinc West Indian cricket
PLAYER and employe OF the min
istry Of labor from popular
hcsieiry. The hotel manager ask.
ed Constantine 70 yacate his
rooms because white guests
might object TO his presence.
Dr H Moody president OF
the League OF coiored People,
has given details q the case 10
the colonial office and Constan-
tine is said 10 have consulted
lawyeis Tor possible legal action.
The leaene Is seeking 10 pro-
niose legislation 10 end dlscrim-
nations agains Britishers OF
color
The government should make
il Illegal Tor any hotel 10 dis
crimnsfe against the colored
people, declared Dr. Moody.
Constantine whose position
with the labor Office requires
that he protect the welfare OF
hundreds OF West Indians work
iug az the MerseysIde docks. came
here recently 20 participate in a
cricke, tournament between Eng
land and empire teams. His ac-
count OF the incident was that.
Hotel Snooty
II booked rooms for four days
81 London hotel for my wife.
daughter. iwo friends. and their
secretary After taking over the
rooms VAS called 70 the mana
gers office and told We could
stay for one night only.
When threatened 10 hold
the management 20 the four
nights contract. was asked 10
scccpt alternative accommoda-
lions at nearby hotel We
moved on the advice OF the min
istry OF Tabor official IN the in
terests Of peace and dignity. "
The hotel manager said that
There were some guests in the
hotel who thought the atmos-
phere not congenial Constantine
saw my feeling and after had
taid there were alternative &C
commodations he left
During the conversations the
manager is reported 70 have dis
cussed another nation and its
racial problems II is believed
the United states was the I'M
named country
A spokesman for the colonial
office deplored the situation and
declared that ANY discourtesy
shown 70 our colonial fellow
citizens should not be allowed
Fund conducted hr the Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
Prayer


Confined from page u
church, Detroit. and fcrmer
Democratic member OF the Nichi,
gan legislature, voiced his disaI-
proyal and stated that the assign
Ing OF Negro TO mike the open
ing prayer made f. appear that 4;
was Republican bid for Negro
votes. There are Others. however.
who commended the selection Of
the Rev Mr. Pace as merited
recognition TO Negroes FOR loyal
support given the Republican par
~ for 50 many years.
The scriptures tell MS that the
feryent prayer OF righteous man
availeih much This Is true and
II matters not whether the right
eous who pray are white or black.
We need more prayer mixed With
our American politics. II would
have leayening effect upon many
OF the politicians and statesmen
who play rotten politics for their
own selfish ends and without re-
gard for the interests OF the vot-
ers who elected them 10 public Of
hoe.
Colored American citizens for
years have been praying TO God
Tor the elimination OF the race
prejudice, discrimination and eco
monte restrictions imposed upon
us. We have also been appealing 10
deaf politicians for greater con-
sidcration and recognition az n
minority group We are learning,
however,ihat We should back up
our prayers to God and our ap-
peals 10 politicians by our organ
lied votes for Providence and pol
iiicians. alike. help those who help
] themselves.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

James Jones a so.. vecrr
walked into RSce yns hos,is ~
week and told a0'hrFpes M !,
had drunk lysc 81 al s',snv %
commit suicide
Jones said 'ha' b. vas de. 1.
dent because u heslh y q
y was discovered ;aa' 'As9s a
no such numher on NGfau ..
lice began 10 DON Ma sorry n.
Is being held a ihs osg.,al IN
investigation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
SEE DORMS
FOR SERVICE
MEN IN CITY

The John r rso .,.o,
win the United ssrv,,. -.u'''N
's'ions Inc tn a ns.,.. .''a'i'
at the YwcA E!ipaN..s IN
antoine streets noon !.
cay. Sept s. in which 'n's
oussed plans IA co-.s,.' '''
~erk Of rho rran.,a,ior VA
viding dorml,ory ,se.,'.,. p
service men visiting ,ss &. y
1 ASKING Veterans orraniaa,,o,. !.
i'e'roit 20 cooperate ~.
committee meeting today 81 !. !.
which John c Dancv -
man. In arranslng ior ,ots w
supervisors from veteran. -.''
iza'ions 70 have charge !, 49,. 80
tory located ia tn l'
church g, Wills sni Brush .,.. ''.'
These Winters ual n.'..'
serve a. councillors sni vi, i.
" remain in dorn.,o4,. =
tpeeitic hours.
Appointed as chairman 4, 4.
nli'ory committee ~ NJ n,...
was Fred Har Williams n,,r.
relations departmea,. n.,,.,.
Tribune and memb +, .n..,,
veterans organizations q 4.
city.
oher memhfs ATTENDING =
days meeting o' tae ecr~a...
were NJ nely rrinelp. rr..
high school vr. ha,s,..
Mrs Rosa d sa NFs M,
Holmes Mrs ArdeasA stephens
director $50; Hoesce Br,oe..
Ernest Marshall john a WI
hams. and clande cooper
rTfrc~r - ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

Police uncovered 80 80 Win
chester rife under the bed AZ 1905
Eivard street which was used to
inplicate Gladys Jamison. A. in the
shooting OF John Simpson sunday
evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

Fund conducted by the Detroit
Tribune Will be published in the
columns OF this paper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

simpson. OF 1870 sherman. wa
Wounded in the right shoulder.
Reason for the fracas is unknown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

IOm Phillips Post W. III htla
a successful mortgage burning
and installation party sunday
evening. me PAST commanders
held the tray and the present
commander. fii'ah +. Campbell,
lighted The match. Past COM
manders holding the tray we're:
Alired {. Jefferson. Henry y.
Taliaierro. Herbert L White.
Arthur ". This. George J. In
gfr~Oll. Ceorce Love. Naddell
AYERS and Mckinley Freeman.
Ameng the many guests we're:
Department Commander larry
knox. Of Na,ne. Mich; Dept.
Vice Commander :. ". turtiss,
District commanders l.. Glen
shields. william Eaton. CONF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

Meet All Minimum Govt Requirements For Vtamn A. b. b.
Iron Iodine Calcium the Phosphorus Plus 10 Of Mach
Give Additional Complex Vamius and Other Minerals
3 STAINS Meet Principle Approved by Official Doctors Committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

sell at a price millions can now afford,
These remarkable now tablets arc called
STAINS Multi-Nitamin and Mineral Tab
lets. Full potency is guaranteed as stated
on the package or your money back.
II You arc one 81 the millions not up
10 par because your dict lacks viiamIn'
and minerals. Nature can give you more
vitality and pep with STAINS.
STAINS cost you only about 30 day
IN take e. less than the price Of a
package Of cigarettes.
Get STAINS al any drug counter. Take
every day. You'll be glad y0u did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Axis Threat rs Past.
Adm. Hart Tells Flint

FLINT. June 10 CUIp) Amer
lCaS naval forces eventually will
smash the Japanese fleet. Nd
mIral Thomas C. Hart former
commapdcr Of the Allied naval
forces m the Pacific, told gradu-
ateS Of three Flint high schools
and 5000 persons yesterday
we are going 10 wipe out
the Japanese fleet" Hart said,
and we are only waiting the
right opportunity 10 do H."
The admiral a former student
at Flint High School. said tho
AXIS threat against tho rest OF
tho world nov has past
But IL has been n close
call" he added. land We should
he conscious of that fact"
Although ne deplorcd the odu-
cation programs Of ANS coun-
tries, Hart expressed hope that
improvements would he made IN
this country toward training
youths Tor competitive world.
This war" ne said ALREADY
has shown that the best ~ our
youth is supc rior 10 the enemy'S
best.
Hart startled his audience
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Moved Out Of Home
by OPA TO Make Room
for Federal Office

The actions Of The Federal Public
Housing Authority are all Greek
~ Iiansr-hon Antonio Scuella
recently of 3Il S: FordSon but
now without a home 10 call ms
own.
He sat in dj-may Yesterday
con>oIcd only ny gallon. of vine
~ he watched L. s. deputy
mar~naiS evct hmm from Tho two
stored nrICk buIIGnE mat ndS
been his homo since 1896.
Il told them give them the
first floor for an office without
charge, hut they say no. they
want il an he iamcnted be-
tween SIPS.
ScuGlIa> property is situated
In The Alfred CatcIio emergency
housing prQierl near the Forc
Rouge plant The FPlIA wan,
the building foJ an office and D.,
willing 10 pay SCugBa $50 q
month for lis use
II tell them. sure they can
have II il they give me a placr
10 live, hut they tell mo that
isn't their business, SCugO7 az
plamcd his reluctance 10 move
The FPHA brought sun against
HIM IN Novemhcr 1872 Yesterday
they obtained a VIII of assistance
from Federal Judge Monet on the
eviction notice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Neiighbor5 0. K.
New Regime
In Argentina

Uruguay formally recognized
the now Argentine. government az
! a m
SPAN today recognized Tho ncW
CoNcrument ~ Argentina. n was
reported IN Madrid.
BUENOS AIRES. June l0ruPD
r. Argentina : new revolutionary
government TODAY appeared Ger
tam Of receiving recognition from
all of South America after win
nIng recognition from all five
bordering countries
Uruguay Brazil. Paraguay 30
liNla and Chile all announced they
would recognize. The regime Of
President Gen Pedro Ramrc1
within "A hours after notes an
nOunciuC It's form ton were
handed 10 foreign enjoys.
Venezuela and Colombia APP
proved recognition and probablN
VIII make a formal announce
Uent to-day Peru and Ecuador
have not ind.catct their attitude
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
HbCERl EDSG'N
Charges
Denied

WlnTE PLAINS. Y y Juno 10
INSl Fight Promoter Benny
Woodall today testified a the
Dempsey divorce trial that he was
merely friend Of Mrs Hannah
Williams Dempsey and that u
made no difference 10 hum whether
she was married or not
Mnodall made his assertion
under cross examination by Arthur
DuScell. cN-heavNWeiEht champion
Jack Dempsey 5 attorney
Asked how many times he
phoncd Nr> Dempsey I'M Now
York from Lew Jenkins training
camp ar Pompton Lakes, y j.,
WoOdaN said he couldn remem-
bcra bat added
Sometimes maybe once y
day"
Woodan admitted that tho
DompSoNS were separated at the
time DrI2coll tried 10 make
Woodalj admit that ne had never
been guest Al tho Dempsey
home al the invitation Of Jack
who now D., lieutenant COmman-
dor nm The l.. :. Coast Guard, but
Benny Woodalh would not admit
n. saving he had been \ guest on
two occasions he remembered
although nc would not give tho
dates.
PRIOR to this line Of questioning
DrlS sought 10 determine
where Woodall GOT tho money he
lived ON between December, 1910
and May. l9il.
Thc promoter said no received
H. from former hghtwciCht cham
p4on Jenkins when | needed it
Mrs Dempsey VAS M court to-
day dressed n 2 gray SUIT. white
gloves and had q red purse and
red and white shoes
DrIscoll showed Woodal' PIC
ture supposedly taken i'm rcS-
tauran' of Noodall Hannah and
Mrs Griffin IN which NoodalI
appeared 10 have his arm around
Mrs Dempsey waist He denied
that hcv7S Carc~sInC Mrs. Dcmp-
soy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Jdps Shake Up
Home Defense

NEW YORK. June N CUP) a
Shakeup Of Japan's home defense
command was revealed today by
Toxic radio. which gave no reason
for the changes.
A Domel Japanese news
agency dispatch said that 1t. Gen.
TadayoShl had been called home
from the South Pacific 10 become
chief Of staff Of home defense.
p It Gen ShlIuo SakaCuChI who
figured N tho Philippines cam
paign was made commander of
The ZcnrSuli division, the broad
cast SAID. and It. Gen. TadamlChl
kurlhayaSh became commander
Of tho Toxic military district
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
1875

Crystal. with crystal
drop trim, bsse in
ruby and poIishe d
crystal, hand tailored
shade 70 match. 81
inches high. A mag
rifeent lamp Lat Ieftl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
~
IfVou Are Not Up To ~" ssesuss
Your Diet Lacks Vitsurins
And Niner1Is-
NATURE CAN GIVE YOU
MORE VITALITY AND
PEP WITH STAINS
Full Potency Is Guaranteed
InrludinC S y,lamins R C,omnley

Nun IT IN'T 7IUT " TT' WWITT IN -
producers docs Tor vitamins and minerals
what Henry Ford did for the aAiomo-
bile: banishes the guesswork Nbanishcs
the high cost.
An amazing now vitamin-tablet inven-
tion containing vitamlns and Q MN
erals for the out ~ 4 whWfail to eat
good diet - as Y. s. Department Of
Agriculture figures show.
This now development takes the place
~ tess potent -vitamin preparations Tor
the average prison. And made to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
More Allied troops
Arrive in England

LONDON June 10 CUP)-An-
other contingent of L. s. Domin-
ion and Raj troops recently ar
rived IN the United Kingdom, the
ministry Of information announced
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

when he said he left high school
here IN 1898 after the tenth grade
10 enter tho naval academy He
was IS years old ~ the time.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
New Baltimore

Lieut.. Harry Fuller, who was
seriously injured several months
ago in Alaskan waters, is now
in the hospital at Great Lakes
Station His wife. who was
Gertrude John of Mount Glenn
ems, is visiting him, Lieut.. Full
er's parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Fuller OF Callens road.
The Misses Berniece and Le-
ona Schmidt are now living in
Detroit where they have en-
pleEmeHt
Rudolph and Larry Maleskey
returned home fror1 week 5
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Orion
Green OF Ferndale
Mr. and Mrs. William Kohl
man attended the Goth wedding
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement Poupard of Crosse
Pointe, Saturday They return
ed home Sunday, with Mrs.
Richard Connors as their house
guest.
Mrs Henry Johnson will en-
terrain the Sewing club Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs PAUL Wood, of
Chicago. Mr. and Mrs, Alfred
Wallwork, Of Ferndale and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Welkcnbach. OF
Roseville, were visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Marsh, Sunday
Mrs. Kirk Hager and son of
Washington, ID C, and Mrs.
Forest Kindra Of Mount Glenn
ems. and Mrs. Rose CASTLE. of
Detroit. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs Arthur ElSey Saturday.
The Rev. Leo p. Gaff1ey is re-
covering from a serious fall sus-
tanned last week.
Jo-Ann Peterson of-Betreft
will spend two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Fountain. Alfred
Fountain is enjoying a vacation
this week.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
Three Enter
Farm Contest
County Residents
Seek $500 Prize

Three Macomb County farm
ing youngsters have entered the
$4,000 scholarship contest of the
National Junior Vege b ! @
Growers Association, il was re-
ported today by NJ r. Avery
extension service, Michig a n
State College.
These contestants, producing
much-needed food for victory in
their vegetable projects, are
Glen A. Collin and Fern A. Col
lin, of Rount /, Center Line. and
Virginia Balon, Route S, Mount
Clemens. Last year Fern A. Col
lin won 500 in the contest.
Participants are competing
for S508 grand national award.
four regional awards Of 5000
and 33 sectional awards of 500
from the $4,000 scholarship fund
provided by the A & p Tea Com
pany for the National Junior
Vegetable Growers Association
The fund also provides two S25
war bonds as prizes for high
ranking contestants in each state
taking part in the program.
Winners of the awards which
are based upon grades achieved
in five-unit extension course in
farm production and marketing
and upon accomplishment in
vegetable project work, Will be
announced this fall.