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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

the person Of the protection of
the police officer. Despite this sit
uation, which occurred generally
throughout the First, Thirteenth
and Ninth precincts, more than
| 800 arrests were made by this
dcpartment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

Buy War savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
SOME MISTAKES MADE

There Is no question but that
in the heat OF the riot the police
department made many mistakes.
~ had II 10 over again We
could improve upon our handling
~ the situation 10 4 considerable
extent.
Some instances If improper
conduct upon the part OF the
police officers have been reported
10 me A complete investigation
Of each such case will be made
and proper disciplinary action
taken
Tho department e. 2 n.ttuir.
however ttS1tt tt1C- most dTffWU1J
day IN It's history with the rIOtlng
nf MISUNDERSTANDING. IN rTHuv
sections Of the CITY. with mnh
psychology rampant with murder
IN the hearts Of many. demon
strated rare courage. efficiency
and acted with good Judgment.
TIE men, as whole. under tho
most trying circumstances held
their heads and kept both feet
on the ground
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
IT'S NO REFLECTION

Ordinarily Congress does not
reconvene before expiration OF a
recess except on the call OF the
president. HE resolution Ray
burn said was not intended as a
reflection on the President. %
Everybody knows" he added.
"that the pres q e n has the
right and authority To recon
vene Congress. and nobody can
Take II away from him.
He and House De m ocra I c
Ieader. .Inhn Mccormack al
Massachusetts said som o pub
liShed stories about the r Q g
plan had placed a cheap inter-
probation on the resolution by Sug-
gestion that IT was reflection on
the President.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
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Memorials

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ADVERTISING DISPLAY

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Congress Recess
Due Next Week,
Rdyburn Says

-WASHINGTON, Juqe % (UP)
Ipeaker Sam Rayburn said
,oday that congressional leaders
have agreed ON a recess resolution
expected TO be acted on some
time next week - under W h h
Vice President Henry A. Wallace,
as Senate president, and Rayburn
would have authority 10 recon
vene Congress. President Roose-
welt also could reconvene IL.
Congress is expected TO recess
late next week until Sept, 13 The
resolution would authorize Wal
lace and Rayburn 10 summon II
back before that date, on their
own initiative or on request of the
Democratic or Republican leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-08

sedee ma straniscu. Koneno pa
je lie dospel do brigade.
Porocnik Dub bi bill moral
takrat ostati Sc nekaj dni v
oskrbi ma brigadi. Ali istega
dine, ko Sc je svejk odpeljal z
vlakom k bataljonu, 81 je stabni
zdravnik glede Duba premislil,
ko je zvedel, da Sc odpelje po-
poldne sanitetni avtomobil v
smeri, kjer lezi battalion 81. pol
ka. Jako rad Sc je iznebil po-
rocnika Duba, XII je kakor zme-
rom dostavljal vsem svojim tr-
ditvam: 20 tenn smo sc pri mas
ze pred vojno pogovarjali z 60
spodom okrajnim glavarjem.
svejk pri brigadi nj videl ka-
deta Bieglerja, ker je ia zopet
sedel mad dive uri ma izplakoval-
nj napravi "a brigadne castnike.
Dalje prinodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-08

ljudi, XII priznavajo, da SO fash
sti. v Zagrebu je pred kratkim
izdelal list "Ustasi" letak, XII je
propagiral boljsevizacijo Jugo-
slavic, ter je naprtil ia letak
Osvobodilni 'front.'. Dne 20. av-
gusta, pa je radio Svobodna Ju-
goslavija oznacil letak, kot laz-
njivo podtaknjenje. "Kdor je
kolickaj seznanjen z gerilskim
gibanjem," je poudarila oddaja,
1ahko nitro zazna, da je to maj
grsa laz, ter da je bill letak ma
tisnjen v nemskih in ustaskih
propagandnih krogih. Voditelji
nasega osvobodilnega gibanja
nocejo ljudstvu vsiliti nobenega
rezima. Poudarili so re ponov-
no, v govorjeni in pisani besedi,
da bodo pustili ljudstvu, da od-
loci svoji bodoenosti."
V kaki poznejsi koloni, &c Sc
bo zdelo vredno, bonn pokazal
vez med pogonom proti Zdruze-
nemu odboru v Washingtonu,
New Yorku, Chicagu, Clevelan-
du in v Kaliforniji in med naci-
ustasko propaganda proti Osvo-
bodilni 'front.' v Jugoslaviji.
Ali, JAZZ ne bonn posvecal mno-
go casa in energije "a obrambo
Zdruzenega odbora. Imam We
liko zaupanje v namen in ellie,
i jih imamo pred seboj in vem,
da DO veliko stevilo Hrvatov, Sr-
bov, Slovencev, Bolgarov in Ma
cedoncev podprlo Odbor moral
no in financno. Pred seboj ina
mo vazno nalogo in delo in nam
je v resnici vseeno, kako mas
nazivajo podrepniki oblastnikov
balkanske reakcije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-08

Prepadli Baloun je Sc videl
skozi okno, kako je Jurajda z
vilicami dvignil tisti krajec kru-
ha, XII Sc popolnoma napil oma-
Ike in ga izrocil svejku, doda-
joe mu po vrhu Sc koscek Pc
cenke.
Svejk, uzivajoc plemeniti dar,
je izpregovoril polnimi usti:
"Zares sem vessel, da sem spet
med vami. In ne vem, ne VEN,
kaj bi vi tukaj poceli brez me-
ne, ako bi me bill kje zadrzali
in bi Sc vojska zavlekla Sc par
let."
z zanimanjem je vprasal Va
nick: "Kako dolgo, mislite, DO
Sc trajala vojska, svejk?'
"Petnajst let," je odgovoril
Svejk in 81 z brade otiral S
krajca sickle kaplice omake in
masti. ITO je prav gotovo, sal
enkrat je bila ze tridesetletna
vojska. Ker smo zdaj "a polovi-
co pametnejsi, je trideset delje-
no dvema - petnajst.'
"Pucflek nasega hauptmana,'
Sc je oglasil Jurajda, "pa je pra-
vii, da je slisal, da kakor nitro
zasedemo meje Galicije, DO ko-
nee vojne. Potem zacno Rusi
prositi "a mir"
"Potem bi sploh ne bilo vred-
no zaceti vojsko'' je rekel od-
locno svejk. "Ce je vojska, maj
bo vojska! JAZZ Sc gotovo ne bonn
G miru razgovarjal, dokler ne
bono V Moskvi in Petrogradu.
To Sc vendar ne izplaca, ako je
svetovna vojska, motoviliti Sc le
okoli mel. Vzemimo n. p. svede
V tridesetletni vojski. Odkod so
le prisli - dospeli so prav do
Nemskega Broda in do Lipni-
ce!"
Madame razpravljanje je pre-
kinil Marek, XII je pritekel S
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-08
Nadaljevanje)

"Nazdar!!" je rekel racunski
narednik Vanjek svejku, oglo-
davajoc svinjski park jec.
"Pravkar je bill tukaj mas emo
letnik Marek in je povedal, da
ste zopet tukaj in da innate no.
vo monduro. vi ste me spravili
v lepo slamastiko. Vase mon
duro smo nasli oh ribniku in to
re naznanili brigadi, pri meni
pa ste zapisani kot utopljenec.
Tako Sc vam sploh nj bilo tre-
ba vec vracati in nam delati
sitnosti z dvema mondurama. L.
tega gleda lie revizija. Zlasti
ker smo vase monduro izgubi-
Ii :"
Kuhar Jurajda Sc je vrnils il
prvega nadstropja in zagledal
Balouna, XII je sedel ma klopi
oh peel in gledal S strasnim
obupom ma svoj udrti trebuh.
.Jurajda je segel v pecico in vel
odondod majhno krvavico.
"Tu, zri, Baloun,' je dejal
prijazno, "nazri Sc, da pools!
Zadavi sc, ii nikdarsit!"
Baloun je v trenotku pogoltnil
krvavico, Sc urno primeknil k
ognjiscu potegnil liz zepa kra-
jec kruha in ga hotel pomociti v
omako, XII je v velikem pekacu
obdajala ogromen kos svinjske
pecenke.
Jurajda pa ga je usekal po
roki, da je Balounu padel yes
krajec v omako, kakor plavac,
XII je skocil z deske v reko. Ma
to je vrgel Balouna skozi dveri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-08
Bodocnos+ ma obzor.
III

(Nadaljevanje S !. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-08

krikom: Resi- Sc, kdor Sc mo-
res! Porocnik. Dub Sc je prav-
kar pripeljal avtomobilom ma
bataljonski Stab in je privedel
seboj tistega posranega kade-
ia Bieglerja"
ITO je Z MIN grozno," je po-
rocal dalje Marek. "Pravkar
sem Sc v kancliji nekoliko IL
tegnil po klopi, da zadremljem,
pa je planil name. Kadet Bieg-
Ter Sc je zadrl: 'Habt acht!"
poroenik Dub me je postavil ma
noge in zacel: 'Cudite Sc, kaj?
da sem vas pisarni zalotil, ka-
ko zanemarjate uradne dolzno-
sti Spi Sc sele po odtrobljenju!
Biegler pa je dodal: 'Poglavje
16., paragraf 9. kasarnskega re-
da.' Nato je udaril Dub S pestjo
po mizi in krical: 'Morda ste Sc
me hoteli pri bataljonu iznebiti.
Nikar ne nislite, da sem 81 pre-
tresel mozgane! Moja Johanna
marsikaj vzdrzi.' Kadet Biegler
je listal Ease ma mizi in 81 pre-
cital glasno neke listine: 'Po-
velje "a divizijo stevilka $780,
Dub pa je mislil, da ga ina "a
norca, ker je dejal, da njegova
lobanja marsikaj vzdrzi; in "a
eel mu je ocitati nedostojno in
drzno vedenje naprem castni-
kom in ga zdaj vede k stotniku,
da ga zatozl."
Takoj nato sta prisla Dub in
Biegler v kuhinjo, ko je bas v
prvem nadstropju prepeval de-
beluhasti praporscak Maly arijo
IL opere "Traviata."
svejk je zaklical: "Habtacht!
Vsi vstati!' +
Dub je tesno pristopil k svej-
ku in mu krical naravnost v
oblicje: "Zdaj Sc pa veseli! Zdaj
je konec S teboj! Dam te naso-
patti "a spomin 81. regimentu!"
''zum Befehl, gospod lajt-
nant,' je salutiral svejk. EN-
krat sem bral, pokorno javljam,
da je bila velika bitka, v kateri
sta padla svedski kralj in ME
gov zvesti konj. Oba so odpe-
ljali domov ma svedsko, kjer
stojita Sc dandanes nasopana V
stokholmskem muzeju."
"Odkod imas to, ii teslo?" sc
je zadrl Dub.
"Pokorno javljam, cd svojega
brata profesorja!"
Duba je kar vrglo okoli osi,
pljunil je in porinil kadeta Bieg-
lerja navzgor, koder sc je slo
V dvorano.
Kadet Biegler je bill kakor
muha. Med tenn casom je bill re
V tolikerih stanicah "a kolero,
da Sc je po vseh manipulacijah,
XII so jih uganjali Z MIN kot
sumljivim bacilonoscem, popol-
noma upraviceno re tako nava-
dill te misli, da je zacel nevede
neprestano spuscati v hlace.
Koncno ga je vendar dobil v ro-
ko strokovnjak, XII je ugotovil,
da nina prav nikakih haci-
low, mu okrepil creva S taninom
in ga postal ma najblizje etapno
poveljstvo, dasi je bill kakor pa
ra mad loncem, z izjavo, da je
frontdiensttauglich."
Bieglerjeva creva so bila 81
Ger okrepljena, a ostalo mu je
vendarle cesto tiscanje, da je
bilo njegovo potovanje S posled-
ME etapne stanice do brigadne-
ga staba praV "a prav manifes-
tacno romanje po vseh moznih
straniscih. Nekolikrat mu Je
vlak usel, nekolikokrat je vlak
zamudil in nekolikrat je pre-
kacpo ,,roc+op;1 y 1,1o1>o no ,,Io1>
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-08

V tel moi prvi koloni Sc no.
Gem spuscati v navajanje po-
tankosti o tenn, kaj so gerilcl
dosegli tekom zadnjih dveh let.
Recem samo, da njihove prido-
bitve potion borbe in doprine-
senih zrtev so tako velike, da
zasluzijo up in zagotovilo "a
boljso bodocnost onih, XII bodo
ziveli tam, kjer zdaj oni preli-
vajo kri. Dozdaj takega upa in
zagotovila-izrecnega zagotovl-
la - cd strani zavezniskih vele-
siE nimajo. JAZZ poblizje zasledu-
jem razvoj polozaja, XII Sc tice
Balkana in ostale juznovzhod-
ne Europe in moran OBJ tenn pi-
sanju porocati, da je vse Sc ne
gotovost.
To je v prvi vrsti pripisova-
tt strasni neznacajnosti in re-
akcijonarstvu juznoslovanske
Wade v zamejstvu in njenih di-
plomatskih predstavnikov v pre-
stolnicah zavezniskih dezel. To
nj zgolj mole osebno mnenje.
Stike imam z Mr.. Wickham
Steed-om, odlicnim britanskim
prijateljem jugoslovanskih ,ljud-
stew, kateri je zaeetkom meseca
julia letos pisal pismo Milosu
Trifunovicu, XII je bill tedaj ju-
goslovanski premier, ter ozigo-
sal celotno zamejno vlado, ker
nj mogla zastopati interesov ju-
goslovanskega ljudstva. Avgu-
sta %. je Mr.. Steed ,tudi me-
nj postal kablogram v tenn smi-
slu.
Agentje ubezne jugoslovan-
ske Wade v Zdruzenih drzavah
delujejo pomocjo svojih pod
repnikov med priseljenci z vso
silo, da bi ovirali Zdruzeni od-
bor in njegovo delovanje. Ma
znanili so mas menda Diesovemu
odboru, ter mas obtozili, da smo
"komunisti' in "sovjetski a.
gentje", kar trdi tudi "Ameri-
Ska Domovina" v svojem nedav-
mem napadu ma Odbor, kar Sc
mora zdeti zabavno vsaj enemu
izmed clanov tega odbora, kate
ri je poznan, kot zelo imovit
MOI.
Toda te vrste propaganda nj
omejena zgolj ma Ameriko. Vr-
81 Sc tudi v Jugoslaviii potom
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-08
Mali oglasi
zensko ali dekIe

dobi dobro sluzbo "a pomagati
pri gospodinjstvu. zeli Sc "a
nesljivo zensko ali dekle. Do
bra plaza; da bi tn ostala cez
noe. Nova hisa in prijazna oko-
lica. Poklicite Mr.. >Sindell, Erie
view 1921.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
PARTIES PLANNED

The Santa Tor ScrViCCmen COM
mittee VIII see that all boxes are
delivered at-the various army
posts naval stations and ARMY
and navy hospitals IN this area,
az special parties 10 be held dur
ing Christmas week
Your job is done when YOU leave
the packed box az the receiving
depot
II you h1Nen { The Time or IA
cilitieS for packing your own box
you may take part m the cam
paign by making cash contri-
button All funds sent IN VIII he
used by the committee 70 pur-
chase items for the packing Of ad-
ditiOnal boxes
All contributions should be
made payable 20 the Santa for
SerVcewcn Fund and mailed in
C7-rr -rTrr-,, : ~
CasS. Detroit 81 Michigan.
Each afternoon az this time
CKLW and Tho Detroit Times
conduct a special broadcast from
an outdoor platform at Cadillac
Square across from the city hail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
JUST As DESERVING

These SCrvrrrruru aftd- ~odfen
are Just as deserving Of the at
tention Of civilians at home as
are the men in South Pacific fox
holes or the Italian battlefront.
How do Detroiters take part in
this program?
BY packing one or more Christ
mas gift boxes at cost OF 81
each. The name and address OF
the donor should be included in
Tie -b9X-8F iPyTft-gaTd- aTd-tt1e
packed box left AT any Santa for
SerVICemen receiving depot
The receiving dcpots are all po-
lice precinct stations. department
Of parks and recreation centers,
lobby Of The Detroit Times and
in the mems furnishing depart
ment in Kern's basement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
Kin Of Fighters
Begged TO Play
Santa toBuddies

Detroiters who appreciate the
sacrifices their sons and daughters
are making in the armed services
Of their country now have their
opportunity to show their appre-
citation.
Though they may have sent
Christmas packages to their own
loved ones in uniform, they now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22

have a chance
TO do so m q -
thing for their
buddies b Y
ioinin < tn e
s a n [ a for
) G r V c e =
m @ n campaign
by the The De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22

Christmas boxes contributed
during this drive Will be distrib-
uted Christmas week 10 the serv-
-teemen- and women stationed in
this area. Some are many miles
from their homes and many viii
soon be overseas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22

rrrei sabrecf to " ssio Tar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
TELEPHo$E-cHERRY $500

slhscriptiaa fats On advsncsJ by NAH
20 arY ..ace IN tae United states. Canada
- Mexico. con Canadian subscriptions
add lfs 20 cover var import taxi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-22
TIMES

Published Every Week Day Evening ana
sunday Morr.rR - The T'r0er P4t.ItrIns
rfary 90 1925 Times square Detroi,
81 Michigan
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01

manding Officer of Naval vessels.
 Capt. Robert E. Thomas, Navy Civil Engineer Corps, Director of the Pacific Division, Bureau of yards and docks.
 Capt. Donald c. Goodwin, attached to the Twelfth Naval District in San Francisco.
 Commander John J. Crane, as signed to sea duties.
 Commander Francis L. Black, at tached to the Staff of Commander in-Chief of the Pacific Fleet.
 Commander William G. Myers, Commanding officer of Naval Ves- sels.
 Lieut.. Comdr. John O. R. Coll, gunnery officer of the Submarine Force.
 Lieut.. Comdr. George R. Stone, attached to the Fourteenth Naval District at Pearl Harbor.
 Lieut.. Edna o. Morrow, navy nurse, and the only woman aboard.
 The crew included Capt. Robert McNair Elzey, of Palo Alto.
 Other members of the crew were from California points.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
ASK ROAD, SEWARD 10
 ANCHORAGE
Kehoe Introduces First Joint Memorial in
 House Today

A House Joint Memorial, intro- duced this morning by Rep. Joseph w. Kehoe, petitions President Roose- evelt and the Congress of the Unit ed States to extend the highway from Seward to connect with roads at Anchorage.
 Marshall c. Hoppin, Regional Manager for the Civil Aeronautics Authority in Alaska, was invited to address the House by Speaker James " Davis on the motion of Rep. Frank H. Whaley.
 Hoppin told the legislators that the Alaska Aeronautics and Com munications Commission has great ly aided the CAA in establishing off-airway stations and urged that due consideration be given the Com missions request for an appropria- tion
 He predicted that after the war, Alaska probably will benefit far more than any state in the Contin-  ental United States as a result of the air program and said that AL aska has one of the greatest fu- lures in airways of any area in the world.
 Hoppin also asked the legislators to give due consideration to zon- ing regulation which would pro- tect approaches to airfields through out the Territory
 It was announced that Enrolling Clerk Mildred Leach, has resigned and Elthea Stevens was unam- mously elected to fill the vacancy.
 The House then recessed until 230 o'clock this afternoon. Several committee meetings were scheduled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
K. R. F0RDHAM RETURNS AFTER
 EXTENDED TRIP

After field trip to Petersburg, Ketchikan and Wrangell, which lasted several weeks, K R. Ford ham is today back in the Juneau office of the Department of Pub lie Welfare.
 Among important field projects carried on by the supervisor of the Department of Child Welfare Ser vice was a conference with tn e Women's Police Advisory Board of Ketchikan, headed by Mrs. Ralph Bartholomew
 The Ketchikan group had previ- ously forwarded a resolution re- questing assistance in obtaining passage of needed legislation for care of delinquent juveniles, MT. Fordham reported.
 Various matters pertaining to the welfare of dependent families of enemy aliens within the Ter ritory were also considered on the trip. as well as other cases of child welfare in the district.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
Forty Towns Are Captured in Drive
 Of Russian Forces

LONDON, Feb l. = Dispatches received here said the Russian of fensive west of Voronezh has re- suited in the capture of 40 more towns and hundreds of prisoners have been taken.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
JWCMeeis,
 Tomorrow

With discussion of the Depart ment of Legislatures projects pre- eminent, the monthly business meet ing of the Juneau Woman's Club, tc be held tomorrow at ? D. m. in the penthouse of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company. will be well attended by civic minded mem bers of the organization, it is ex- pected.
 A special invitation to attend the meeting is issued to members of the Alaska Federation of Women's Clubs who may be in town, Mrs. Tom Parke, Juneau club president, said today.
 Arrangements for the social meet ing of the month will also be an- nounced by legislative chairman Mrs. Harold Smith, at tomorrow's meeting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
DRIVE TO AID
 HANDICAPPED
 BIG SUCCESS Card Party, Moves dt Bar
dnof = Dance We'll A. tended in EIks' Hall

Funds raised through the crip- pied children's drive now total about s1 300, the enthusiastic committee in charge announced today
 Describing the successful cul- imitation of the march for funds arrived at last Saturday night with the simultaneous Baranof Hotel card party and Elks Ballroom dance B. Frank Heintzleman, Mrs. c. C. Carter. Mrs. R. H.. Williams, and other committee members issued their thanks ito the public who has so generously contributed the funds that are making the worthy pro- ject so successful"
 Opening with a reception for med ical men of the armed forces, the Baranof Hotel entertainment was held before an audience of approx imately 200.
 Movies Shown
 During the reception, musical se- lections were given by the Aurora Ensemble, following which moving pictures and slides of unusual mer- it were presented by Alvin Black erby. of the U. s. Forest Service, and Frank H. Whaley, Territorial representative from Nome, who brought outstanding sequences ta- ken in that vicinity.
 Pinochle and bridge were played following the moving pictures, and lasted until about 1 a. m. The hotel entertainment was in charge of Dr. and Mrs. c. c. Carter with Mrs. Ali N. Monsen in charge of publicity, Jack Burford in charge
 of music for both places of enter
 tainment, and Mrs. Joe Werner tc take care of special decorations. Lu Liston provided display posters fol both events, and Walter Carl anc
 Homer Garvin. were effective mem bers of the publicity committee. Dr w. w. Council made vivid radio appeal for the cause.
 Dance Huge Success Highly successful" was the yer dict of both guests and committed members in charge of the event, ir describing the big dance held Sat-
 lrday night in the Elks' Ballroom where Lillian Uggen's orchestra provided melodious rhythm for the crowd which jammed the floor o1 the big ballroom.
 In summarizing results of tht drive, especial praise went to Mrs R. H. Williams committee in charge of selling tickets and receiving do. nations, which did splendid jot of covering the town in the limited time at their disposal.
 Total returns for the drive to aic crippled children of the Gastineau Channel area will not be in unti after the big exhibition double header basketball games to be play ed in the high school gym thi: coming Saturday night. All pro- ceeds of the two games will go te swell the fund for crippled child ren." Supt. A. B. Phillips said to- day, and it is expected the biggest crowd of the season will turn out for that nights games"