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MRS. HOPE DIAMOND"
MCLEAN

Rationing will change a lot Of
things around the Nations Capt.
tai, among them the time-honored
pastime of going out to dinner. A
dinner party is more amusing. A
potpourri Of politicians, diplomats.
Senators could stage just as good
show as vaudeville any evening"
Most famous and sometimes most
bizarre OF the Washington dinner
parties, year In and year out, have
kten those of Mrs. Evalyn Walsh
Mclean, owner OF the Hope Dia-
nond, whose play-boy husband, a
close pal of Warren @. Harding.
tried for a time to save. Doheny by
saying that he had loaned the mys-
terious 100000 to Albert Fall in
the Teapot Dome scandal.
Mrs. McLean's estate Friendship"
was the scene of many a Harding
party, after which Mrs. Harding
sometimes accused her husband Of
smuggling whiskey bottles into the
White House.
The Mclean dinners, continuing
through the years. have featured
such guests as British Ambassador
Lord Halifax and Finnish Minister
Procope. whose countries are at
war. vet who have sat at the right
and left respectively of their host
ess and kept up an animated con-
versation; also head Oman J. Ed
gar Hoover and FBI-hating Mar
tin Dies; also the glowering John
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20 YEARS AGO 1 + g rrn,pr
MARCH 10, 1923

MARCH
To welcome company of motion picture
Anchorage where The Great White to
ator Chanbern of he Third
the entertainment include pictures
the Legislature Scott company
legislative chambers informal reception
of the
and farewell at the dock when the Northwestern
Provision for the establishment
Skagway included bill
prepared by the Womans
skagway and in form identical
the Pioneers Sitka.
members of the Alaska Legislature,
give banquet March Cafe
Honor guests Senators
Representatives Richard Decker and
IeFevre c. VIM were
affair
Robert Bongren celebrating
and number of his little friends enjoying party
on Gold Street
Smpkins eighth birthday
and invited of her neghborhood jolly
afternoon
Meteorologist M leaving
Cordova where he special
Ener formerly member the Territorial Legislature
The station velocity
instruments reports
twice daily.
Members of the high school faculty teachers
and all the students of the high the
the G. G. Club OF the seventh eighth
Eagles Hall Douglas Mesdames
Abbott make the evening a
furnishes by Misses Eta Brown
the club
Maximum temperature was 40 and
was
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FIODIKN LIIuUIIIl ROBERTA LEE

When issuing invitations they
person?
A. Neither; they should be written the third
@ Shouldn't endeavor hurt
the company O
A. to whe
little tacles is
@ On what dancing usually
given?
1t is usually bring daughter present
daughter
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Microfilm photography of $780,
600 insurance record cards re-
Gently resulted in 90 percent saw
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won't have him.

won't have him."
NOTE: Litvinoff seldom dimes
out, shuns Washington society, pre-
fers his friends in New York to
the starched bosoms of Washing
ton.
KNOx'S WAVE
For weeks there have been
WAVES all over the Navy Depart
ment, but now one has been as
signed, for the first time in his
tory, to the Office of the Secre-
tary.
In an ante-room Of Knox's Of
flee, dressed in a snappy blue uni
form, and looking alert, sits Mary
Lou Stevenson, Yeoman Bird Glass
She performs all the duties of the
male yeoman who preceded her
who is about to be released fol
active duty.
On being questioned closely, pull
chritudinous Yeoman Stevenson
says, MY real name is Mary LOU
Use, but they generally call me
Mary Lou down home
Down home" is Mount Sterling
KY.
Copyright, 1913, by United Fea-
ture Syndicate.)
BUY WAR BONDS
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ST. PATRICK's TEA

At Trinity Hall, by the Junior
Guild OF Holy Trinity Cathedral
From 2 to 9. Saturday, March ID.
adv.
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as in the case of frozen fish, crab
canning and Oregon Washington
Albacore production.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
MARCH 10

MARCH 10
Lucille Fox
Victor Rue
Maydelle George
Luch H. Sinclair
Beatrice Guerin
Doris Balog
Fred r. Hermansen
Mrs. Dell McGregor
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BUY WAR RoNDs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
War Changed Plans

Sewell. accordingly I'D not
count on Stephens for muNh
assistance. even in a utility roleE
Luke had a couple Of boys
named Neighbor and Strange in
mind for The shortstop Job, and
he scarcely expected TO carry
Stephens once the pennant race
began. The war took care OF
those plans. however. Neighbor
iointed the army and Strange
went 10 work TN a war plant.
Sewell had no choice. so he
stuck Stephens into the regular
lineup-and the young man pro-
coded 10 set of some Of The
eaudiest batting and fielding
pyrotechnics the Anne rican
League has seen in 20 years.
81 never saw any one develop
as rapidly az that Kid" Sewell
saws. He changed from a good
minor Lacquer into a standout
big Lacquer right under my nose.
He seemed 10 crowd a couple Of
years development into a few
months.
when 7 decided to 20 along
with stephens. ! was warned he
couldn't handle a slow hit ball:
he couldn't hit curve, he
couldn't ee- Ia his left He
couldn't do this and he couldn't
do that. Look at him now. What
can't he do"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Squad
Picked
For Ruth

NEW YORK. July 27 GNS)-
Managers Joe Mccarthy of the
New York Yankees and Lou Bou-
dreau Of the Cleveland Indians to-
day submitted TO Babe Ruth a list
of players available for the team
the Banbino Will manage next
Wednesday.
The team. "Yanklands, will be
a combination of the Yankees and
Indians and will oppose the North
Carolina Pre-Flight Cloudbusters
at Yankee Stadium for the bene-
fit Of the war fund.
The choices submitted by Nc
Carthy and Boudreau are:
Yankees: Etten, 1b: Grimes,
2b; Johnson. 30: Metheney. RI;
Weatherly. CT Keller. If: Stirn-
weiss, SIS; Sears and Hemsley,
ea,G5hers' Byrne, and Brewer
Indians: Rocco. ID: Mack. %:
Keltner. 3b: Edward. IF: Hockett.
Ct. Heath. If; Peters, SIS; Desau-
tells and Susce. catchers; Poat and
Center, pitchers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Johnny Murphy Hot

Johnny Murphy. who hasn't
started game for the New
York Yankees this season. may
pitch the defending champs into
another league title. For
Murphy Is one of those invalu-
able "fremen" - Of the same
stature as such vanished greats
as Wiley Moore and Firpo Mar,
berry. And Johnny is enjoying
one Of his good seasons.
His won record has been sur
passed by only a couple Of
starters on the New York
mound crew this year. despite
the fact that he always is thrust
into the game in a tight spot
10 pitch his way out of a hole
,ome other guy dug.
He has won eight and lost
our 10 date, according TO the
official records Actually he has
won at least a half dozen more
games for the Manhattan club
but some one else has received
credit for those extra victories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
He Fools Critics

Stephens refused 10 be dis
couraged by the skepticism that
greeted his arrival AZ the
Browns camp in 1912. BY that
time he had developed the habit
Of making suckers out Of his
critics. He regarded gloomy adj
vance notice as a good omen.
When he came UP 70 San
Antonio from Mayfeld in the
Kitty League in'lo40. observers
agreed that the Texas League
was TOO fast for him He pro-
ceeded 70 do such a creditable
Job Of shortstopping for San
Antonio that he was advanced
10 Toledo the following spring
Again critics declared that he
was being brought along too
fast. thst he was beyond his
depth' Thev said he didp't 49,
q tI4..
SO he showed them, Just as he
had shown the gloom n1ongers
in the Texas League the pre-
vious year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Flores Pitcher
Hits Athletics
To Victory

BOSTON. July 27--The slightly
irritated Git is a mild word for
what they really feeD Tigers are
in the land of the cod today. In
keeping with the Boston custom
they may eat baked beans for
breakfast--but there is one thing
they will not do. They will not
season them with tamale sauce.
They had an overdose of tamale
sauce last night, red hot Mexican
tamale sauce, IN the person OF
Jesse Flores. the Mexican hurler
of the Athletics.
Flores not only passed them Up
with six hits and one. run. but
made two hits himself, one a
triple, scored n run and was al
most the whole show in the 2-1
victory which the Mackmen
scored at Shibe Park by pushing
over a run in the ninth.
II was the third victory for the
- III Ailf lphA -6dliF EtiANN anu
really tough battle for Stubby
Overmire 10 lose. On the basis OF
hits he outpitched Flores, 6-5, but
runs count.
II was a great battle up 10 the
ninth Each team scored a run in
the carly innings. The Tigers tall
lied first in the fifth when Don
Ross singled. Jimmy Bloodworth
was hit by pitched ball and Al
Unser hit safely. 10 center.
The Athletics tied il in the
sixth when Flores tripled TO CEN
ter with one out and came home
on Johnny Welaj's single.
Then came the ninth. Welaj
opened with double. Jo-Jo
White was purposely passed and
Estatella doubled TO center, Scor-
ing Welai. That's all there was,
except Jimmy Bloodworth tossed
his glove 30 feet in the air in dis
gust.
Tommy Bridges and Vernon
Trucks will try 10 put the Tigers
Sn the right track again in the
charity double-header with the
Red Sox here tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Brewers Keep
First Place

The Milwaukee Brewers and
the indianapolis Indians, who for
two months have staged a nip
and-tuck battle for the American
Association lead, reasserted their
supremacy last night in the only
two league games played.
The league-leading Brewers
collected Ia safeties of two Co
lumbus pitchers TO stop the OBJ
streperous Redbirds. 6 10 /.
At ST. Paul. the Indians Jack
Hutchings curbed tn 2 cellar
dwelling Saints with five hits
while his teammates were run
ming off with an S 10 victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Thought Him Through

Murphy's success in extin-
gushing CONGREGATIONS this
season must come as a pleasant
surprise TO Manager Joe Nc
Carthy. for last year Johnny
looked as though he were on his
way out lie injured an instep
last season and wound up in a
nine-game losing streak. When
you drop nine in a row for a
club that is winning the pen
nant, YOU aren't doing so good.
In 1912 Yankee relief pitchers
won - and lost 13. This year
they have won IA and lost only
five Murphy's return to his old
winning form explains the differ
ence.
If he continues going al his
present pace he may top his
bright record high of 1884 when
he won IA games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Too Tall for Army
Signed by Bears

CHICAGO. July p ms
Clint Wager is TOO tall for The
army with his altitude Of 6 feet
6 inches. bat not for the Chicago
Bears with whom he signed to-
day 10 play again this fall at his
old end position. The army gave
him his honorable discharge sew
eral weeks ago
Other new football players
signed by the Bears were Lynn
Cryar, Chicago. halfback, and
Fred Mundee, Notre Dame center
in 1897 and former member OF
the Chicago Cardinals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Saratoga Feature
To With Regards

NEW YORK, July q up
Mrs. Josephine Grimes favored
With Regards led most of the
way TO score a length and half
victory yesterday in the American
Legion Handicap as the 30-day
Saratoga meeting opened at Bel
mont Park
With Johnny Longden up. the
fleet brown colt covered the sew
en-eights of mile in 1:23. Hud-
son Valley Stables Water Pearl
took second honors before a
crowd Of 17.547. Brandywine
Stables Pompion was third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

trial with ST. Louis in the spring
OF 1912. practically nothing was
expected OF him. Fred Haney
Stephens manager at the Toledo
club in the American Associa-
ton. thought the whole thing
was a great waste of time.
Haney thought that Stephens
had big league possibilities, but
he figured that the youngster
needed az least two more years
experience in the American
Association. And he had no
hesitation in telling Lu ke
Sewell. leader Of the Brownies
that Stephens was far from
ready for the big time. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Fight Results
By nited Press

san Francisco -- Nava EsparEa al.
Mexico City drew with Tyree White $50
Chowchills Cal Go) Al Ci'riro 1873.
san Francisco won from Luis SaIas. I32 u
Mexico ~ technical Knockout. Pete Mo-
rsies, $50. Sacramento won from Ws-ky
WILLIAMS. i53, 81. Louis %, TECHNICAL
knockout
Chicago-Harry Tesney i3s cleveland
decsionps Al Gomez, i3fts Chicago So.
Hys Garner. rs townsville Ky won
ifom Ben psathPan, Detroit e. -tecahi.
~. C5t BArry Wright. eif4 Cleveland
decgored Charley Wells Chicago "a =
Nes' Springfield. Mass Al Jolson, 1f3.
ln4isn Gomez, H4. havana 5i Mamie
Rosa l47, Baltimore outpolnted PIN
guIlan. 49, Springfield Mass. isl. jerry
Maloni 1855. Springfield ouipo.0'sd
FREDDY ~iraham, 1874. New York Isl
Pittsburgh - Beehee Wright 1872,
Carton n outponted JchrrN Rcqgims
re Milwaukee t10I B>n FfAnkljn, if7 p.
Pittsburgh technically kavoed George
sapoyich. 1884, JohnstoVn Pa 90
Providence r. 7 Jackie Wilson 1854 a.,
Pittsburgh. outponted Tony costa. 1900.
Noonsocket J. Gel Bernie Miller
l5P Providence Knocked out Bobby
Root, 1873. New York 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Fdvorites Win
AT Kalamazoo

KALAMAZOO, July u INS)
Running ahead of schedule, the
annual western Juniors and boys
tennis championships started out
today in the third round in several
Of the matches.
Third seeded Robert Kring Of
Los Angeles moved into the third
round in one of yesterdays late
matches by an easy 60. 81 VIC
tory over Gordon Naugle Of Gin
cinnati in the junior singles
Top seed Jack Tuero Of New
Orleans preceded him. defeating
Jack Hamel of Birmingham.
Mich. 60, 60. after getting a
first round bye.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27


Odds and up. fsrlonEs.
Bert W taingAnl $50 $40 zsG
Brossl 1smithJ $50 so
Shirley c. iscuriocD 80
Time IL rs
Fleets IN. MnfAsIaa. Ola Book sss r.
rsssthis siso ran
SECOND RACE - 81 7oo. combination
maiden. 2 years old. So furiongs
Credit Man tcanareHaJ 10 $50 3 SO
Vice Admiral tTurkb 40 500
IDEAL Gifi dayton 50
Time ! os IS
Chance. Anniss Reply and Tatts,Als also
ran
THIRD RAcE-Si7oo. claiming 2-yssr.
oids 81 turiongs
ValdtnA Charm
Layton 1910 so go
star Maedic tCiark) 3 20 20
Warrior Lad ,NNnEan) 81
Ut Tune HouShton. Kabo Lea snd
nancy Lee also ran
FOURTH RACE - 81 200. claiming 4.
yssr-oids and W. ! i-ls miles
Anita chiQuita CHsrJ $50 SO go
Here She Comes fMojensl 20
BABY Th.rs,.e Ever Hopeful and Hindu
Spy also ran
FIFTH RAcE-sl 200 claiming i-y.sr-
DDS ara up. furiougs
Quarto tHaH 1870 $40 : SO
on, Front tRoberts1 $40 SO
Queen Echo tCsnnlnE) $40
,:~,y>->>-- g. ,ys>,A,-.s .1ers r-e%s,,
-~s' 4
SIXTH RAcE-si 500 claiming. 3-yssr-
ODDS and Uy s furlonEs
Bold Chance tMiUEsn) son so 80
Lady Reoecca murphy $40 900
Messy (Clsrkl 20
Time 10 Is
war BAN. Many Lands and Florzsn Beau
also ran.
SEVENTH RACER 500 allowance. J.
yssr-olds and Up 4 fufiongs
Prince WAygo tMiluganJ $40 $50 $40
XII Gold tMoienal $40 80
Swell Chance (Turk) ) 90
Time ~ IS
Mntlock. Boot and Spur also ran,
EIGHTH RACE - 81 600 claiming J.
yesr-olds lis miles,
In the Night
tCahAreNai p 90 20 80
Okabena 1Rohsrtsl $50 80
Time Was dayton = 80
Time I 40
Fiddlsrs BIT svespnsek and Wis. Pal
sano also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Roxy, Ruby Clash
To End Their Tie
ToNICHT's RoUrS

loNbHI bpt II
Bert RUBY v', Walter Roxy. finish
In falls
wild Man Yin vs. Al Psshs 2 IN
falls
Buck Estes - Joe Ferroni. 2 In
fans
Walter Roxy and Bert Ruby.
who stand even al three wins
each in their series of wrestling
bouts, viii tangle tonight in a
finish bout. part of tripleheader
al Mack Park. The other matches
are best two in three falls, 90
minutes time limit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Bob | a|es
Vern Stephens
Faith in Himself
Back Of His Rise
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

The success story of Vern
Stephens, sensational young
shortstop OF the st, Louis
Browns, is a tale Of the power
OF the unwavering faith of one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Resume Tennis Play

Competition Is resumed today
We
tCfeor -sSIfSps In 2IT pro-
gram OF mems and women's sim
giles and mems dolhles. There
were no matches Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Niqh+ Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints in the Night Edition only the
horse which feel among outstanding
bets of the day.
The code appears night in the Eight Star and Red Line
Editions with number corresponding letter of the alphabet
The horses appears IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT is PRINTED N CODE.
follows;
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Clip this code key II will enable you TO decpher the name of
appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
PHILADELPHIA
DETROIT

Runs Ross. Welai z flores 2. Runs
hstied in-Upser Wsial Estalslla. Two
base hiis--Welst Estslells Three base
hit Flores Sacrifice Hoover Double
pians-sUdsr 70 Heftnsr 20 siee.r, 2 Left
on bases Detroit !. Philadelphia ; Basss
on haiiE=0ff dvsrutrs struck oui-By
Flores 3 ~ Overnire ? HI by pitcher --
b. Flores tBioodworthJ umpirss--Grievs
Rue and Berry. Attsndance-5 1872
Time 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
New Schedule

The big league schedules are
different this year. For 81 days
the White Sox played AZ home
and everywhere else excepting
Defroif-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

m a n. A l.
though popu-
lar opinion
h . ! d him
lightly o n Q
m a n never
sold V er n
s tie h Q n $
short. That
m a n W a s
Vern Ste
phens
When Ste
DhpuS cot his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Scratches
BY United Press

BY United Press
DETROIT
Track muddy
FIRST RAcs--Valdins Vicar. Gee LIT
T TsS9sd R ss.eIss9S ~ s1dP''h.
Uncle Waiter -
Fiffh Race-AHiri
seventh Rscs-Fond Hopes Jack K
kghth Rsee-Chieittts.
sUYroy X rou-.--
'tftacE' -
FIRST Isle.r'y sand Aust Milns,
Second RscsEWi,n.s stand GREEN
Bottle Brcslsr Omaha Nike.
Third Rsce-Dusky I.Eh'
Sixth Race-Grsat Albert
Eighth Race-Don Moss
ARLINGTON PARK
Track. fss'
First Race-Dauger Hasiy Grace Al
lied Glory, Brown Plane. shinemup,
second Rae.-wse Hobby skagpay.
Miss Merit, Orphan Toy. Liberty Cap.
Two Ton Tony
Third Rsc.-rnnnity sheik. Lsstaoert.
Little Alice. The Answer My lieutenant.
Royal Khan
fourth Rse.-Psrpl,S. vslnor. Hirh
Talent. Dark Watch NJ Mais Trans
bye. Hello Cap Chislsm Meadow Dew.
Finh Race-Hy Date HyEros Man.
Ida Fl victim Sickles Choice. Meand-
you
Seventh Race--Little slam
Eighth Rsce-Doug Brashear. Paniab.
snooks winters. Epitget, Surgeon Dick,
Vain Captain.
SARATOGA
Track. fast
Second Race Donegal Gen'rice Brain
storm Rice cakeNRoxspur Tack Room.
Third Race RouEemont
Fourth Rsce-James T. r.. Play
Dusty
seventh Race--Foe ~ Woe, Bushel
Basket
Eighth Race Hsichow Shortening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Detroit Results

FIRST RACE-Si 200. claiming. 4-yeAr.
olds and up q ferlonEG
Bert W tMiniganl 40 800 zaG
Brossl tsmithJ so 50
Shirley c. iscurioch 80
Time II rs
Fleets IN. MnfaslaHs Oh Book sHs r.
resstihle slso ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Major League Leaders

~ United Press
LEADING HITTERs
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Gen. Eisenhower's Career
Studded With Fine Deeds
~ Cplted Press

Hstant military adviser ~ the
Philippines
1886 Promoted 70 lieutenant
colonel.
1910 Joined 18Th Infantry A.
Fort ord, Cal and went with j.
10 Fort Lewis. Wash.
19il Became chief ~ staff Of
the Sd Army, San Antonio Tex,
and was promoted 20 temporary
colonel. then temporary brigsdier
general. Won Louisiana maneu-
VerS.
1912 Promoted 20 major gen
eral temporary Made chief Of
the operations section Of the gen
era staff
1912 Sent 10 London 10 eStab-
liSh fullest cooperation between
American and British STATS. Pro-
noted to lieutenant general later
that year headed iOint Anglo
1ETTeT7Can SAT- and was in charge
Of Allied invasion Of North Africa
Sicily Italy
l943-Promoted 10 full general
and appointed 20 command Allied
SECOND front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Goodfellows Retiring Chief
Offers City His Gratitude
TO THE EDITOR

It becomes the privilege OF the retiring president OF
the Old Newsboys Goodfeow Fund to express again
the heartfelt thanks Of this organization 70 all Detroit for
It's assistance in cause
Through the medium OF the daily press enabled
express gratitude for the help
us 10 make that Detroit child is forgotten
Christmas morning
Our thanks TO Detrots three great pubicspirited
newspapers FOR their contribution TO 70 The
Detroit News and Free Press without heip
our task would be wel-nigh impossible one
Be assured appreciate the special Goodelow paper
printed by The Detroit Times year thank all
helped with photos and editnrial
gratitude Irene Hawkins and the who
dressing Including those who made
beautiful Dotown display in. the Times
lobby today that making many little girls
happy
And our thanks splendid made
The Detroit mes-WJR broadcast such
heartfelt gratitude goes the members Of Detroits
police department. supt Louis Berg Tor assistance
only day but throughout the well And
police department annual boxing show Olympia
OF IN. Michigan AAU also 70 Detros
scouts with the policemen they do every
year 20 nj sure Coodfelow deliveries time.
grateful Detroit board Of education and 10
supt the Detroit Teachers Association for
splendid help throughout the year and Tor their sale Of
special editions in the schools this also gratitude TO
the staff and personnel Cooley Catholic Central High
football for their sposmanshp
n IN. annual Goodfellow game
Also thanks 70 the T. OF D. Stadium Tor their generosity
and 70 Detroit hremen for selling tickets.
We desire also gratitude 20 the Detroit FEEDER
OF and It's president Jack FeentH for their
generous sales day band and for us for
all benefits given for the fund.
Our appreciation 10 all Detroit radio stations and
others fund including the Pedders
Club Delta Psi sorority for It's benefit the Needlepont
Club special thanks the Wayne County auditors and
employees for contribution and Fred Sanders Co.
for thousands Of boxes Of candy.
Crowley Miner and Co. handled the Goodeow merchan-
disc for than under trying wartime conditions and our
thanks them also Detroit theaters to the
division Of the American Institute OF Banking and 70 Mrs Ra
handling and records the Good
fellow lists and thanks too TO the trucking companies who
furnished transportation for package delivery.
All Detroit contributes the success OF the GoodfenoV
Fund . and the Goodfelows builds good citizen
ship for tomorrow.
Seasons greetings and merry Christmas to all.
/ ALEX SCHREIBER,
PrpSr ASrwyb t1oodfet0w 1913