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Evening star., 1943-09-07
Redskins Start Here
Set for October 10
Against Dodgers

The Redskins will open their local
gridiron season at Griffith Stadium
against Brooklyn October 10. An
nouncement of the new date was
made today by the Redskin Office,
which also said the scheduled OPEN
ing game with the Giants may be
played in New York October 8 or
pushed back to the end of the sea-
son.
Decision on the latter will be
made by conferences between the
managements of the Skins and
Giants, and Pro Football Commits
sioner Elmer Layden.
The Redskins originally sched-
uled their opening home game at
Griffith Stadium October 3, over
looking the fact that the Mats are
slated to wind up their season that
day here. Clark Griffith, president
of the Mats, had offered the stadium
for the night of October S, but the
Redskins Office passed that up in
favor of the October 10 Brooklyn
opener.
Putting on the Pressure.
Hard work with a scrimmage or
two tossed In faces the Tribe this
week at their training camp at
the University of Maryland with
only six days before they meet the
big and demonstrably strong Chi
cago Bears in the Baltimore sta
dium Saturday.
Two workouts today and the same
regime tomorrow were on Coach
Dutch Bergman's schedule, as he
planned to drive. his husky charges
through drills designed to bring q
first victory to the twice. beaten pro
football world champs.
The Bears game Sunday is an
exhibition as is another tiff at Buff
falo September 26 against the Chi
cago Cardinals.
Halfback Ray Hare, with char
ley horse sustained in the Green
Bay game, will be back in shape
within day or two.
The Tribe rested yesterday.
Ray Ruett, blond Norfolk boy for
merly with v, M. l., is back with the
squad, but did not get into Sundays
game. Ruett has cleared his Army
status and will stay with the Skins.
Packers to Be Met Again.
Six weeks hence the Redskins face
the Packers again (this time for
keeps in league game at Milwau-
kee, scheduled October II.
Bergman plans heavy drills
through Thursday, with the work
tapering off Friday. Again much of
the emphasis will be on pass defense.
The Skins were not too good in in
dividual coverage of pass receivers.
against Green Bay.
Evening star., 1943-09-07

1ICQQClltly SIIblilS Oli IAlCiA SoloSdoCs
or standing in the aisle.
The Congressional remained the
Mats favorite train. Among the
trains the team takes in the course
of "a season, the Congressional was
the undisputed champion.
Mamakos and Garner Battle Here
Tonight-Steve Mamakos is on the
toboggan now, but in recent years
he has helped scribble some of the
more stirring chapters in local ring
history. The Golden Greek with the
concrete chin has been able to soak
up more punishment than anybody
who ever stepped into ring here.
Steve never had much defense.
Mostly he stopped his opponents
punches with his remarkably resil-
lent jaw He seemed to get a ter
rifle kick out of taking that punish
ment in the early rounds, taking
everything his foe could dish out,
then closed in the final rounds with
furry that usually left his foe
woefully weary, detected and de-
feated.
Probably the most hectic battle
ever involving Mamakos was the
night several years ago at Griffith
Stadium when he wrecked the ring
career of Ivan Nedomatsky. Ivan
had disposed of several lesser lights
in pro ranks after emerging from
the University of Maryland hailed
as one of the smoothest collegiate
scrappers of all time.
Nedomatsky's payoff punch was
dynamite, but he bounced that dyna-
mite off Steve's chin in the early
rounds and Mamakos didn't retreat.
Ivan belted Steve with his Sunday
sock, but Mamakos didn't sag. Final
ly the exhausted Nedomatsky real
lied the futility of teelng off on that
chin, but then it was too late.
Mamakos had worn him down
simply by soaking up those hand
Evening star., 1943-09-07
Hunt Nabs Net Crown
When Kramer Willis
From Illness, Heat
BY HUGH FULLERTON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept. T.
1t was with a good many qualms
that the United States Lawn Tennis
Association decided to 60 through
with its second wartime champion
ship tournament. At the conclusion
it was agreed that the only thing
really wrong with the event was the
finish of the most important match.
Limited to six days and with fields
only half their usual size. the tour
nament produced a brand of tennis
after the first few rounds that didn t
suffer too much by comparison with
ordinary standards.
Kramer Virtually Collapses.
The end, however, was marred
when Jack Kramer, the Los Angeles
coast guardsman, virtually col
lapsed under the double stress of
heat and illness and 1t. Joe Hunt OF
the Navy went on to a 6-3, 6-8,
10-8, 60 triumph in the mems
singles final.
Kramer suffered an attack OF
intestinal flu a few days ago and
lost 20 pounds. He apologized
afterward for "flufiing out" but for
three sets 1t was anybody's match
and Hunt might have won even II
Jack had been at top form.
Hunt. the seventh-seeded player
who conquered top-seeded frankie
Parker. fourth-ranked William Tai
bert and third-seeded Kramer in
successive matches, probably was as
effective as he was in 1910, when
he earned the No. national rank
ing. His service was powerful
weapon-good for IL aces-and his
forehand had lot to do with keep
ing Kramer from sharpshooting al
his weak points.
Other Titles Decided.
Titles in other divisions were de-
cided entirely according to form
On Sunday Pauline Betz of Los An
geles won the women's title for the
second year and Kramer and Parker
took the mems doubles crown.
Yesterday Louise Brough of Bev-
erly Hills, Calf, singles runnerup
and Margaret Osborne of San Fran.
cisco teamed to win the women.
doubles from Miss Betz and Dori.
Hart. Miss Osborne then teamed
with Talbert to beat Miss Betz ane
Segura IN the mixed doubles final
Evening star., 1943-09-07
BY the Associated Press.

L
NEW YORK, Sept. Those
weren't pennies from heaven at the
country's major race tracks Labor
Day-those were silver dollars at
least.
The 144,961 spectators who jam
med their wallets with folding
money and tucked dime-for car
fare home-into their watch pockets
before heading to the Nations top
five tracks yesterday bet the one
day total of $8,059 1874.
Saturdays handle at the same
horse parks was Sc, ,042 ,698 for a two
day aggregate Of $14, ,101 ,892-enough
money to build, equip and pay for a
trio OF destroyers.
Aqueduct, where a world record
OF $2,926, ,702 for a single program
was established; Washington Park
at Chicago. Narragansett at Paw
tucket, r. l.: Garden State Park ait
Camden, N. j., and the Fair Grounds
at Detroit provided the setting for
the dollar deluge.
In addition to the world record
area marks were set at the four
other sites and the Aqueduct top
for single race was shattered five
times in the two days, finally stop
ping at $444,573
Aqueducts mutuel manager, Her.
man Frank, said he was positive the
two-day play of S., 1896 1903 was an
other record and an assistant OBJ
served that goodness knows what
it would have been if we hadn't shut
out thousands"
Evening star., 1943-09-07
Win, Lose or Draw
By BURTON HAWKINS,
Some Stroy Thoughts Behind the Headlines

Last THURSDAY night the Mats being whed the rails
between Washington New York the
fastest the between the two cities of the Mats
the Congressional
The the Congressional Washington
preceded off respected above
other Nation Usually they
time.
Only previously
gumblng The Mats had
expect
Evening star., 1943-09-07
Parks Stopped by Omo
In Baltimore Fight
Special Dispatch to The Star.

bpeclsI DlspatCh 70 The star.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Lee Oma,
New York heavyweight, continued
his comeback by winning a tech
nical knockout over Georgia Parks,
Washington Negro, in the fifth
round of scheduled l0-rounder last
night.
Oma had Parks groggy in the
fourth and put him down for a nine
count in the fifth before Referee Ed
Brockman stopped the bout. Oma
weighed 18l, Parks, 1921. ....
Evening star., 1943-09-07
Gorvin's Ten Qualities
For National Tourney

Garvin's Grill softball team yes
terday added the Middle Atlantic
championship to the District title
previously won and now is eligible
to represent this section in the
national tournament beginning Sep
tember II in Detroit.
Garvin's took the crown with a
Ga triumph over Cummings Con-
Struction 10 in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
sports Majors Holiday Bills Thrill 1922 $751; Drop Mats to Third
Sports Mirror
By the Associated press.

6y tne ASsoclated Press.
Today a year ago--Ted Schroe-
der won national tennis title by
defeating Frank Parker,A 8-6,
rs, 3-6, 4-6, Ga, at Forest
Hills.
Three years ago-Detroit IT,
gers defeated st. Louis Browns
and trailed league-leading Indi-
ans by two points as Cleveland
lost to the White Sox.
Five years ago-40. .382 fans saw
New York Giants defeat College
All-Stars, 6 to 0. in football game
at New York. Ward Cuffs two
field goals were only tallies.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
Guliuno Loses on Points

NEWARK, N. j.. Sept. 7 CP.-
Buster Tyler of West Palm Beach,
Fla, staged a comeback in his fight
last night with Pete Galiano OF
Baltimore after a 5-second knock
down in the third round, to win on
points in their eight-round bout.
Both weighed in at 1421s.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
Injury to Keep Bortelt
Out for Rest of Year
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne AsSoclated PreSs.
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Dick Bar
tell, fiery infielder for the New York
Giants, is lost to the club for the
remainder ef the season.
X-ray pictures of his right wrist,
where he was nicked Sunday by a
pitch thrown by Rex Barney of
Brooklyn, showed a fractured bone
Evening star., 1943-09-07
Il Events in Keswick Show

KESWICK, Va, Sept. 7 P,.-A
2l-class program featuring hunters
and jumpers has, been arranged for
the annual Keswick Club horse show
September l8 for which entries will
close Thursday.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
DC. Lot Led by EIvin's Bulldog
In Fine Scoring at Allentown

Skyland, was second in American
bred dogs, and Jack Hawley re-
peated his wins of the previous two
days with his trio of cocker SPAN
iels. In collies, Beech Tree Iris
again took reserve winners, and in
obedience, Margaret Kubers cocker,
Dinah, won the open A class.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
MusiaI Holds 10 .353;
App|ing Drops 10 .331
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. Stan Musial
of the st. Louis Cardinals and Luke
Appling of the Chicago White Sox
still are setting the batting pace in
the major leagues, with little change
in the competition during the last
week.
Musial's average remained exactly
what it was last Tuesday, 1853. App
ling's average skidded six points to
.331.
The five leaders in each league.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
Army Officer Golf Victor

ALBUQUERQUE. N. Mex. Sept.
R1.--Lt Elmer Mckinney of Kirt-
land Field, former Nebraska cham
pion, won the New Mexico amateur
golf title yesterday with a 7-and-6
victory over Wilbur Mcknight, Ros-
well rancher.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
As Buy Young Pitcher

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7 P.-
Philadelphia Athletics have pur-
chased Fred Scheib, rangy 16-year-
old Gratz, Pa, pitcher. He has two
years Of high school left before he
can concentrate entirely on baseball.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
PIoyoffs in Piedmont
To Sturt Tomorrow

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 7.-Pied-
mont League Shaughnessy playoffs
start tomorrow night with Roanoke
at Portsmouth and Norfolk at Rich
mond. The loop finished the regu-
lar season yesterday with the fol-
lowing standing:
Evening star., 1943-09-07

sBatted Tor Candlni IN seventh.
ran for Early in ninth
Boston ---- 10l 010 02x-5
Runs-Spence, Newsome t2). Lupien.
Lazor. Peacock. Errors-none Runs bat
ted in-Robertson. Metkovich Lupien,
Doerr, Tabor. Two-base hits-Newsome,
Dcerr, Peacock. Three-base hits-Spence.
Lupien. Stolen bases-Lazor, Peacock.
Sscrifices-M,tko Hughson. Double
on bases-Washington, 8: Boston, 10.
Eases on balls-On Candini, 3; off Curtis,
3; of Hughson. 2 Strikeovts-By Can
dini, 8: by Curtis, i: by Hushson, l. Hits
on Candini. in 6 innings: Off Curtis. 9
N innings. Hit by pitcher-By Hugh
son tJohnson. Case) Losing pitcher
Candini. Umpires-Messrs Hubbard and
Rommell Time-l.4
Evening star., 1943-09-07
Club Fuvors Blood Donors

Milwaukee Brewers, who are Of
fering a free ticket to every Red
Cross blood donor, have handed out
more than 10000 passes.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.

st. Louis, 3-6; Pittsburgh, g.
Cincinnati, 10-3; Chicago, Ii (sec-
ond game 10 innings.
Brooklyn, 70; Boston, 3-3 Second
game 10 innings)
New York, 6--1; Philadelphia, 3-3
(second game IL innings.
Standing of Clubs
Evening star., 1943-09-07
Major League Statistics

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1913.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Boston, 5-4 Washington, II.
+. Cleveland, 3-2; st. Louis, % thrst
game 10 innings. second game hve innings,
weather.
Philadelphia. ii: New York, 2-11.
Chicago at Detroit (2) postponed.
nndin1 nj CIuha
Evening star., 1943-09-07

hoztoh - ------------ UUU Dl3 UUX--4
Runs--Sullivan, Newsome. Lupien, poerr,
TABOR. Runs batted in--Case. Doerr t3),
Lazor. Two-base hits--Sullivsn, New
some. Tabor Three-base hit--Sulliyan.
tee. Double piays--Tabor to Doerr 10
Lupien. Newsome to Doerr to Lupien Left
on bases-Washington. 5. Boston, 4.
i: on Dobson, q. Struck out--By Mertz
3: by Dobson, 3. Hits-Qf Mertz, in
. INNINGS on WynpsI in inninss: galk
pires--Messrs. Rommel and Hubbard.
Dtme--l:4 AZ.
Evening star., 1943-09-07

Totals 81 s "a . Totals IS e27I3
sBatted for Mertz in seventh
Evening star., 1943-09-07

NYI-IIOIIlI gII1I12II4Il3ISOI49l.b .b2UI
Gle S. 81 7l15l 81 9lI3l6sI59i .535l11
Wa sill 81 7Il0l13l13l71 1921 534l11
DetL 81 511E-I 9Il011l1l 68l60l 524I12la
Chi 8! I'LL sL--l12 7L1366I61 .520l13
Bos 5l10l0l 81 sl-l1ll0l62l69I47
stLl bLlol Gill u s-IllI5sL71 L.4b0l22
Phi 81 81 81 81 II 81 8L--l44Is4I. .344I I35ls
L I49I59I 90 I6OI61 L69l71 Is4l-E-I
Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Chi. at Det. <2). None scheduled,
Only games.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
OfficiuI Scores
Totals ao 424 Z Totals a1 ~

Slated for Candini in seventh.
Ran for Early in ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Miss Ross
Announces
Engagement

NEWS OF the engagement OF
two University OF Michigan stu
dents was revealed recently At
dinner in the sorority house Of
the bride-elcct. Delta Delta
Delta, in Ann Arbor.
Noscgays Of spring flowers for
the hair were used by Margaret
Lou Ross. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Galen s. Ross of Ann
Arbor. formerly of Detroit, TO
announce her engagement to
Richard Clayton Emery, son of
Or. and Mrs Clayton 5. Emery
OF ST. Joseph.
Mr.. Emery who is enrolled in
the naval ROTC on campus. viii
graduated in October. He is pres
ident of Interfraterntiy Council,
member OF Mchigamua and
Theta Chi fraternity, OF which he
was president last year. Miss
Ross Will be a senior this
summer,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
IS Gray Ladies
Win Certificates

MRS. PHELPS NEWBERRY,
Detroit chairman of the Gray
Ladies of the American Red
Cross. awarded certificates TO Is
Gray Ladies of the Harper Hos
pltal Unit last evening Al A
beautifully appointed dinner in
Canterbury House.
Mrs. Lydia Hopp is chairman
Of this unit.
The speakers table held seven
little Gray Lady dolls, dressed
-i-y-.Atif>-t5tlwAFd4DeufheFtg7 and
each depicted some special Gray
Lady activity.
All of the tables held arrange
mcntS of spirea, apple blossoms,
and red, white and blue candles.
Mrs. Gene Little was mistress
Of ceremonies and among the
guests of honor were Miss
Augusta Patton. Miss Violetta
Clark, and Miss Marion Wells.
all Of the Harper Hospital School
of Nursing.
Mrs. J. Dwyer Kinnucan,
chairman Of the Red Cross Vol
untcer Service, was one of the
speakers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Meet
At Mrs. Randall S

MRS. W CLIFTON RAE-
DALI. a past president OF the
central branch IWCA Home
makers Club. was 10 open her
home In Shirley drive BIrmlnC-
ham. today for n club musicale
and tea at which the new officers
were TO be Installed.
The program WAS 10 he pro
Sented by Mrs Charles l..
Nichols pianist -sHd Alf-- Marie
DclaVlgnc. dancer.
Officers 10 be installed arc
Mrs Louis r. Fiicchman. preSI
dent MrS- Ronald TmmeaA and
Mrs. PhiIip r SChnuT wee
prcSI.d cntS. Mrs. James r..
Roark. recording secretary Mrs.
Martin 4. Daprec corresponding
secretary, and Mrs Alfred g..
zimmerman. treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
CarmeIi+e Guild
Names Officers

MRS. II. DEE McCUL-
LOUGH is the newly elected
president of the Carmelite
Guild of St. Joseph's Home for
the Aged.
Vice presidents arc Mrs. John
Knapp. Mrs. Martin Ewald,
Mrs. f. J. Boyer, Mrs. A. J.
Ferland. Miss Charlotte Johr,
Mrs. William Maucr, Mrs. Giles
Kavanaugh. Mrs. Louis Krieg,
Mrs. p. j. Currier, Mrs. Peter
Martin and Mrs. Thomas Nor
miffc.
Mrs. W. G. Hcynigcr was
elected recording secretary Mrs.
Peter Kingsley, assistant cor
responding secretary; Miss Flor
ence Nosck. financial secretary;
Mrs. Walter PlatZ, assistant fl
nancial secretary, and Mrs.
George y. Noble. treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Mary HabeII TO Fete Bride-Elect

MARY HABELL has invited Is Of Edith Louses best
friends to a top shower to be given Saturday
at the Womens City Club.
And =. next Wednesday night. Janet Crawford VIII
give the sinister dinner her Virginia Park.
The O. F. Rumpels will give the rehearsal dinner the
night before wedding at the Colony Club and after
dinner the wedding party TO their house in Yorkshire
road-Gresse Pnnte,-faF- informal rty....-
Edith Louise and James Rae Jr.. of Or. and Mrs
James Weaver Rae Toledo will be married at $50 IN
The evening Nav at the Memorial Church
wedding plans nebulous at the moment
The bde-elec is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John D.
lynch Yorkshire road Crosse Pointe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Mrs. Sedwick Has Three Guests

MRS THEODORE SEDWICK. chairman Of the enter
tainment commit dashinG black ensemble
had her .Mrs--Roher b. Kennedy. Mrs
Gsyard LATER and Mrs. Gilbert Jerome.
Mrs Roy Strncer hostess to Mrs. George W Mason
,.Mrs Richard ". Wagner and Mrs Walter Truettner
A subscription party included Mrs. Roy De Hart
Mrs. Donald Beakcy.. Mrs. Ray Walk and Mrs Herbert
Bumpus...
Mrs Russell Gambler had q 'arge party.
Mrs Frank Mccormick had a table which seated
Mrs Vincent NJ Brennan Mrs Louis Malcolm Edgar
-. and Mrs. Arthur P. Shugg ...
Mrs Gerald Queen and Mrs Shirley Johnson also had
guests -. 9N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Parties Galore for Edith Lynch

THOUGH THE date Louise Lynch,s wedding
Nav % was told 10 friends just this week
they hurriedy planned parties galore in her HONOR
Barbara Simonds and Charlene Pike last night =,
jointly red kitchen shower and buffet supper
at Barbaras road Crosse Ponte Farms
Guest list included. Janet Crawford. Mrs Otto Pom
grace. Mary Habell. :. who in from Pontiac Kay
MacIvor . Beth Shafer Mary elise Mrs. John Hubut
49, Margaret Haass . Johnny Baker Of Birmingham. 10
Carpenter :. Betty Green and Phyllis Kennedy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Edward Taylor Jr.
To Marry June II

MISS JOAN MARIE LIN
ING daughter o. Mr., Mario 6.
Lcmihg 81 C0nncrsvlllc. Ind
and Edward TAYLOR Jra son Of
III. and Mrs. Edward Taylor ~
Duchess avenue Detroit vii 10
married June T. IN Connersvllc.
The brides mother viii give a
wedding breakfast after tbc
ceremony and Mr.. and Ers.
TAYLOR VIII entertain al a rcccp-
ton for Mr. and - Tavlnr .Ir.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Ficks Announce
Mary S Engagement

THE ENGAGEMENT Of Mary
Elizabeth Flick 10 Donald f.
HowitSon. son OF Mrs. Ethel
HowitSon of Stoepel avenue, and
the late Mr.. Daniel Howitson,
has been announced by her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Flick
of EanSf road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Meads in New York

Mr.. AND MRS. y. r. MEAD
Of Stralford ro7d arc stay ing az
the Waldorf-AStora while vg'-
ing IN Now York City They
are expected back SATURDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Roses End Visit East

Mr.. AND MRS. f w. ROSS
of TGuraine. Crosse Pointe, re-
rlTned yesterday from a weeks
visit in New York City. While
trore they stayed al the Hotel
BltmorC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Ferqusons Dash TO New York

EVEN HoNEYMooNERs couldn't take this weather.
at cottage by the lake,.
And the Kenneth J. Fergusons. who were mar
fed Saturday up the Habekorn cottage at
St Clair hurrying back to town spent yesterday
with the former Constance Haberkorns family
And dashed off again last night. to New York..
They probably will fly down Saturday or Sunday 10
Miami where Kenneth is stationed with the Air Trans
port Command.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Mrs. Baker Ends Visit

MRS. HARRY A. BAKER OF
Lee Plaza has returned to
Detroit after spending several
months visiting friends and
relatives in Atlanta and Miami
Beach. Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

lin the Blessed sacrament
Cathedral. 80.
The announcement Of Sarah
AIMS REORGANIZATION re-
cafi.1,Was made by her par
cnts....Mr. and Mrs. Charles
r. Fisher. at A large at
h omc....New Years. lat
the Fisher residence in West
Boston boulevard. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Alvins Back From West

Mr.. AND MRS. HARRY AL
YIN of Belcrcst Hotel have re-
turned after an extended trip 10
-alifornia While there they
visited their son, Pfc. Richard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Alice Stroh Returns

ALICE STROH. E. who
was among those missing from
the local scene for about two
weeks. >. is home today. -.
She accompanied the Clar-
cnce f. Days =. of Cadieux
road and their younger son
Paul. :. to NJ aryville.
Clarence Day Jr.... who is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Detroiters Attend
Voters Farley

EIGHT DETROIT women arc
in Port Huron today for the
first day Of a two-day stat
convention of the League of
Women Voters. Mrs. Donald S.
MaGuire, president of the De-
tr0tt League, is one OF The dele
gates.
Other Detroit representatives
are Mrs. Winford Greiling Mrs.
Gerritt De Weerd Mrs. Louis
Bass. Mrs. Edward Boehm, Mrs.
OrYille Bond Mrs. Max Mon
roc and Mrs Edward Bryant.
Mrs. Walter r. Fisher Of
Wrnetka. H.. national treasurer
Of the league, will be one of
the speakers.
Mrs. MaGuire will give a re-
port on the convention 10 a
meeting of the local league at
I As Tuesday at the league
Offices IN the Hammond Bldg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

SARAH ANN FISHER is busy rousseau shopping
her wedding day S less than month away.
She viii be married June 17...to 1t. John s. Dummy
.Son Of Mrs. William j. Dummy Of Lexington, Ky.
Tho NoaLrs wiz place AZ y 80 In The morning