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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
St. Antoine
Continues To
Win Matches

The 81. Antoine INCA. COM
pctitlve sport team won four out
Of four games this past week. The
mems varsity volleyball team
started the complete victory week
by winning three straight games
from the Northeastern Y.M. CA.
This game marked the end OF the
first round OF competition. Tho
St@AntofHe= cam champs =ot=lasE
year, ended the round without 4
loss.
TIE mcnS4baskctball team sur
prised themselves by winning their
first gamelu four star,s-wnning
from a scraPpy Adams five by two
points The game was thriller
the whole way through, neither
team was ahead at any time more
than four points.
The las few minutes were hair.
raising. Adams was leading by
three points when Prngle slipped
in side basket and one OF tho
Adams men fouled him on the
shot. Pringle made good tie shot.
tying up the score with only a few
seconds 10 go. There was a scrnm.
BILE underEt attn the S. Antoine has
kct Up went the ball three or four
times and finally. the ball slipped
through the hoop, split second be-
fore TIE final whistle. The Rdne
ended 40 to 81.
PtInGle was high point man. scor-
ing IA points. He Is going 70 the
army next week and VIII be missed
as are TIE other SIX men that the
team has lost TO the army.
The intermediate and Senior boys
Basketball teams kept their slate
c!can oy defeating the Fisher Y
Intermediates and Senior teams.
Coach Lindsey was unable to put
his half pint team in against
he Fisher. team.
The game was close the whole
way through. plusl- the fact that
he Fisher team wax so much taller
than the 81. Antoine boys. Ship
and Grant tied for high point
honors, each scoring 10 points.
while Dixon was close behind with
nine points. The final score was
SO 10 q in favor OF ST. Antoine
The senior boys game turned out
10 be runaway With the St An
tome team scoring at VIII. The
game started out AZ fast pace
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Faye Kersey
Sets Pace In
New League

Gordy Contractors made clean
sweep Of the three games with
Acme and Johnson in the rolling Of
inc Paradise Bowling league Sun
day afternoon at Paradise Bowl
2i9O 70 1866
George Thomas was the spear
head in thr Gordv assault on the
pins with 567 on 1873. l76 and 203
Norwood Rodgers and Fave Kersev
set tho pace .or Acme-Johnson
with 484 end 482. respectively.
Lunch eapure5 i,vo from
Cadillac O"o Lloyd was high
scorer FOR Vclmas Whjic jar cS
Shodrick set the pace for Cadillac
with r high game ~ 90 New East
ern Cleaners turned back The Ford
" .ldcats.- 2ll7 70 1909 as James
Smith hi $40
Ford Aircraft Psu'hers defeated
Ford Aircraft Tigers Pip n 2lO7
Lesshsy Won three.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
DATE SET FOR
Big SERIES TO
DECIDE TITLE
Virginia ID Dolphin And
ROSalee Simmons To
Bowl Feb. Il
The date is February 81.

Tn is the date RoSalee simmons
and Virginia Dolphin Will start
their 2O-samc series 10 determine
the womons city m,jch game cham
p,on Ten Of the games VII be
rolled A. ParariSc Bowl and ten
viii be rolled either AT FoteS, club
or Palmer Bow The girls Willroll
five games in the afternoon aud five
IN the evening.
Bon Henderson, manager Of Para
disc Bowl. and Romano Johns, an
nounced This week that Paradise
Bowl would present a large trophy
10 the winner OF the series Miss
Simmons is instructor at Parad SC
) wi
A short time before the date of
the match was announced, Miss
Simmons revealed that John Col
Inns, member Of Frlars Ale team.
would act as her trainer and ad.
visor for the match Ohio Wells.
a seasoned bowler, Will act in a
similar capacity with Mrs Dolphin
indications OF the wide Interest
the match has created comes in a
statement made by Frank Davis.
one OF the owners otPalmer Bowl
this week.
We're strictly behind Virginia
Dolphin in this match" said Davis
Were convinced that she is cap.
able of holding her own with any
woman bowler in the country. and
well be doing everything to give
her moral support"
This same feeling has been echoed
by large segment OF the bowlers
in the wonaen's division OF the
Motor City Bowling league.
Yet, ON the other hand. there's
large delegation OF fans giving
their support to Miss Simmons.
These fans, after watching her roll.
are firmly convinced that she is SUI
perior to Mrs. Dolphin and will
take the Detroit bowlers measure
in tn three-game series.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
ChristOfOrdiS
To Fight Bolden

CLEVELAND Negotiations have
been completed in New York for a
light heavywci GIT duration title"
bout here Feb % between Jimmy
BIvins and Anton Christoforidls
Claude Shane manager ofBivins.
and Larry Atkins. Cleveland match.
maker finally agreed on terms after
sovora. weeks Of Negotiations The
bout VII he Is rounds. With B.v.ns
RECEIVING 30 per cent Of the -ete
and ChFtSt7loysdls -
winner u tho bout VIII be recoE-
med by the National Boxing AS
ISOLATION as interim champion sue
ceed.ns Gus Lesnevich, the Official
l75-pound King. now In the army.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Negro National League
To Continue To Operate

Thomas T. Wilson. Vernon Green,
Douglass Smith. Baltimore Elite
Giants; Rufus Jackson, Cumberland
w. and 5. H. Posey. Washington
Homestead Grays; James Somler
and George Mitchell. New York
Black Yankees; Mr.. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Manley, Newark Eagles; Alex
Pompcz, New York Cuoans: Ed
ward Boldcn, Philadelphia Stars:
Edward Go,tlieo and William
Leuchncr, booking agents; Frank
Forbes. director Of league promo
SONS, and PrcsIdentJ b Martin OF
he Negro American league.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
GETTING READY FOR
THE Rig BATTLE

Virginia Dolphin. squirrel by
Ohio Wells. came s,eamng up 10
me the evening and untolded tho
that she was training
diligently for the proposed match
with Rosalee Simmons. slated TO-
February 81
Now listen. Russ" said Mrs
Dolphin. there are some Of ny
friends who think I'm not taking
this match with Miss Simmons Sc
riouslv But they're wrong I'm
taking the match very serious. and
in addition I'm preparing every
cav for il. and hope 10 be IN top
form whom tho dsv arrives"
II WAS 'hcn that Mrs Dolphin re-
vealed that-O Ohio Wells will act IN
eApac..Y- of traincr- and advisor
To- her John Collins. IT ember
81 Frairs Aie team will function in
SIN lar capacity for Mss Sim
mons OHIO and John Viii gu.
peryise tho conditioning 81 the two
contestants and also poinr out any
H.ws which may crop UP in Their
game
O'ho must have been doing
ptoHv Tood jon ~ coaching II
9rac're games zre 20 be used az 2
reasI. NJ rod Vr2.nia rolled FIVE
gares ne loves i84 ann The h .ch-
es' 22l Just = shor, time before
Rosslce was getting in some prsc-
-.tre -h~ks under The waichtul cves
- Collins. S1o op ned with lS5
csTe b ok WIN lS6 and e}e-ed
10 2Q2
Tho above scores arc jus, an IN
dicstrnr = what these two. girls
csr d on inc slleys Both are top
no'Ch BOWERS and csp> DC ~ 2iv-
-rF s-v~ --s-=s-''rH argument
knocking doNn he ppns s.
.Mrs Dolph s'so wants q
~ies-iv urde-stood 'h-i she cannot
accept The raich before February
~ because ~ previous engagements
Club Congo ~ which she is cap
tain. is rolling in the classic A.
Paradise and will mt complete he
schedule until February 7 The
following Sunday the Cong bowl.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

nv sharing your copy OF The Chicago
Defender with your neiEhbors and
friends, YOU will he aiding In the ma
tons wartime effort to conserve news
print. SO do your hit -. pass on your
copy OF this weeks Chicago Defender
to your n.ighbor or to y man In the
armed services.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

and continued that way clear up
10 the end. The St Antoine team
held the Fisher team 20 10 points
While they scored II points them.
selves. The game was exception.
ally clean with only a few fouls
beng called on either team.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
BIG BOY BROWN
TO TAKE LONG REST

Eddie Futch, quiet and soil-
spoken little fellow, is trainer for
Jimmy Edgar, Detroit weller
weight. He also holds a similar po-
sition with Alfred Chg Boy
Brown, the rollicking Detroit
heavywei ght who recently lost a
battle 10 PIttsburgh's Harry Bobo
1t is the contention OF Futch, who
never likes 10 waste words. that
Big Boy was robbed OF the fight
No, Eddie did not say that the Off
robbed the humping Mr.
Brown. Instead it was the bell
that rang in the fourth round after
Brown had bCltcd Bobo. the Fight
ing ParSon, to the canvas with
hard right 10 the jaw.
Bobo, according TO Futch's &C
count OF The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CON-
ple,ely out and nd 10 be dragged
10 his corner by hrs handlers after
The bell had rung and saved him
from a knockout.
60 Bo6o's handlers worked fcvcrish-
~ over him during the rest period
and the Pittsburgher recovered
sufficiently to come back in the fifth
round and rob Brown for count
II the bell had not rung when il.
di1, or il Brown had landed the
punch a few seconds earlier in the
round, he would have won by a
Knockout" Fuich stated.
Brown suffered injuries on both
hands He hurt the hands in his
bout with Pat Comiskey here last
fail. and Indications were that they
had healed. But shortly after The
bout started with Bobo there was
a recurrence OF the injury. -
Brown VIII not fight For couple
OF months. He'll take much
needed rest and let his han5s heal
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
PALMER SEES MEXICO

SEDALIA. y CAMP Robert
+ Roth, world traveller and lecturer,
was guest last week a. the Palmer
Memorial institute on It's program
Of VISUAL education ads
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
BLACK YANKs IN ARMY

NEW YORK-lonnnv HAYES and
Dick Sesy catcher and third base.
man FOR the New York Yankees.
arr now IN Uncle Sans forces.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
THERE WAS PLENTY
OF SHOUTING AFTERWARDS

II was healthy sign when Alphs
Phi Alpha basketball team upset q
hitherto undefeated Brewster Jun
Tor team last week at Brewster
Recreation center. The Alpha
Players had been defeated in the
previous three games played and
were starved for victory.
Notwithstanding the three rever-
sails, the Alpha players were in
there fighting" every time they
went on the floor. The dc:srmns.
ton 10 win was there, surviving all
defeats that had msrred their
record.
This is the foundation Of the
Michigan Chronicle league-to pro-
mote and develop clean sportsman
shin
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
DEFEAT DROPS
BREWSTER TO
TIE FOR LEAD
Old Timers And Vikings
Also Tied For Lead
In Triple AAA
Nv ROY SIMPSON

One ~ ,-c- SCI lii4>c4z- - &c
turseri bs>kc'bei season occurred
las MONDAY sh, p nc VI 81 Gan
Chror clc Ra,ke,osG .oecuc when
Tie ApHs IN. A,p7a hyC, unable
10 IN z game before rose 20 nc
Fc-sSion ara tounccd ;hc Brewster
Center ur.or team. 1920
Tie Brewster JUNIORS had Won
thor pyevlaas three games ana
were unic'co,c5 IN ,ce.uo compe-
t'Ior. The reverse tossed 'Scm
into aerc Wl;h Be Icy Eve f-r
lesocrs1p n the Class A DN.s.or
Of The lcaSac
VIII Sets Pace
Charles VII. was the pace setter
for nc Alpha BOYS WIN four fed
goals ara TWO 'oul shots FOR 20
POINTS A Wright ed Brewster
Wiz three field goals and a ioal.
saot
!, was Fisher who showed Bailey
Eve INTO tic ior frs, place with
Brewster Juniors. F.sncr collected
iour fed goals and Two foul sh6;s.
for 10 points 10 lead his team 20
1928 wn over Locsl 339 Levine
was hleh scorer Tor Local 339 win
four baskets ana foul shot.
The Ola Timers gained temporary
POSSESSION II first place N Glass
AAA DIVISION OF the league Mon
dsy n-Ght by trouncing Brewster In
tern1edisies, but their right was
chs!cngcd on Thursday night when
VIKINGS defeated H Ghland Park
Junior Aces in a closely contested
game.
Sterling Runs Wild
The Old Timers rode 10 victory
behind the, fine shooting OF Sterling
who collected SIX field goals and
three foul shots FOR IS points DAVIS
led Brewster with three field goals
and foul shot for seven points.
With Jim Country DAVIS spark
ing the way with seven field goals
snd foul snot for Is points. the
vikings sunk HIghlsnd Park jun
FOR Aces, 5o.27 m battle ttat was
repicte with thrills and hard
playing
Although such stars as jenkins
snd Baldwin set the pace for High.
land Park with eight points each.
the Parkess were not able 10 match
the smonth-moying Vikings Thurs
day night as they romped up and
down The fleer-iH=it gymnasium al
Brewster Recreation center.
In the other game on Thursday
n Eht Brewster intermediates scored
o 20 10 20 win over the Com
nsndos as Henry Bell ran up six
field goals for - points. Johnson
was hI2h point mar for the Com
mandos with four field goals and
q foul shot.
TIE WIPES defeated tAc Trojans
81 20 IS n game played Monday
n snt =, Brewster as d Robertson
collected y points WILSON was high
for the Trojans with lYpoln,s.
In the. games scheduled for
Thursday. Feb. 4 Brewster Juniors
meet Brewster Seniors in a Class
A game al 645 Al 8a-o'clock
Brewster rccts Briggs IN Ctsvx-
AAA, ard 3; 9l5 Alpha Phi Alpha
meets Local 339.
In ne games scheduled for Fri
day, TwonNo Century mce)S-the 4
Conmsn5aS A. 6.+5 and Bailey Five .
pays East Sae Nonarchs a, 2
c clock i
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
RUSS J. COWANS'
SPORT CHATTER

ers ar. slated to compete against q
team IN Cleveland.
However, both girls are buckling
down 10 the hard grind of coudl--
uonjng themselves for the task, OF
rolling 20 games, FIVE in the after
noon and FIVE IN the evening on
two different SUNDAYS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
ROWLING PARTY

Members and officers OF the
Motor City Bowling league will
have their first annual party Sun
day evening, February H. at 400
East Adams avenue, according 10
Frank Davis, president OF the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

The league members are extend
ing invitations to members Of other
bowling leagues TO attend he
party.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

League Standing
WaH Lat ~
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

e.f.vs' Bro"ri Timer vsts' Scorer
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
Social Agency


Committees OF the Ypsilanti
Community Fund and the Ypsilanti
members OF the Willow Run Com.
munity Council met at the Board
OF Commerce Offices Monday night
10 get a clearer understanding OF
the proper relationship OF the Up
silanti social agency councils.
As result the whole area from
lnkster TO western Washtensw
County was designated as the sec
ton over which an integrated plan
and field of activities would be
operated by all social agency
groups OF this vicinity.
Plans were made to have Donald
NJ Silkworth, Community Fund
president, appoint a liason indivi-
dual representing each Of the agen-
cies so that prompt coordination
OF action on all problems OF the
area could be effected. Mrs. H..
Deb. Barss was named TO be con
tacted from day 10 day in behalf Of
the community council. As result
OF Mondays meeting It is expected
duplication OF operations by the
various agencies will be avoided.
Spencer Gordon, managing direc
See FUND-Paage >
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
See SCHOOL BoARD-Page .
Solons Pass
Thirty Bills

Lansing. Mar. 16-UP- Work.
ing with new speed in an effort to
reach adjournment ten days away.
the Michigan legislature last night
passed 80 bills-l9 in the senate
and II in the house.
The senate all but cleared its
calendar in yesterdays lengthy SEES
sion. but the house today plunged
into a heavy pile Of proposed legis-
lation.
The senate scheduled debate
this afternoon on the Nichols
Youngblood bill permitting police
men to Join fraternal orders, a hot
Issue in Detroit. and Wayne County
home rule. while the lower chamb-
er faced several controversial mea.
sures involving limitation in mu-
nicipal airport acquisition, pur-
chase OF Ferris Institute at Big
Rapids. state aid on disqualification
OF adult RELIEF clients and change
in the crippled childrens act.
The upper chamber last night
approved amendments TO the work
mems compensation act. granted
increased benefits. and also passed
a measure tightening the motorists
financial responsibility act. pro-
viding for accident reports. license
suspensions and posting of liabiI.
ity insurance or security. Voted
down was a bill making inkrable
insanity grounds for divorce. The
senate also baked on another bill
which would have eliminated the
secret primary system and rein
stated the old practice of voters
declaring their party to vote in
primaries. Senators likewise
doomed the anti-llquor advertising
bill by amending it into a mean
ingless mangle and re.referring Il
to committee where the bill is
likely to die.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
Changes Seen
iinOPAHeads

Chicago, Mar. 16-UP- Price
Administrator Prentiss Brown dis
closed last night that he is planning
general reorganization of OPA
to place businessmen instead of
lawyers in key positions. and to
invest more authority in local ra-
ton boards.
Brown said at a press confer
ence that prominent Chicago
merchandising leader" would be in
vited to become the new general
manager, replacing John (. Hamm,
senior deputy administrator and
chief aide of former Price Admins
traitor Leon Henderson. Hamm,
Brown said, is leaving the OPA.
He said he wanted more men Of
experience in the merchandising
field who will be able to run OPA
as a large and successful business
undertaking"
Brown said 5OPA had suffered
from adverse, although partially
justified criticism, because it had
relied too much on breakdown
psychology" instead OF on the will
ingness OF the public to cooperate.
AS a step to counterfeit this situa-
ton, Brown said he would an
Eounce soon the appointment Of a
successful Detroit advertising
executive" as head OF OPA's infor-
nation office.
He said he had accepted the res
ignation of General Counsel David
Ginsburg. but did not mention ap-
pointment of a successor.
Brown admitted that OPA had
been hampered by an overly-comp-
Heated legal setup, and to simplify
it he said he would ask a top.
flight Detroit attorney to analyze
functions of Il legal stan and sub
NIT recommendations. Questioned
about employment policies. he said
OPA has enough lawyers alrea-
dy."
While he hopes to reduce person
mel and operating costs, he said ii
would be impossible to cut down
personnel in the enforcement
branch. He reiterated, however,
that he contemplated no .continu-
ance of individual enforcement"
such as the recent questioning Of
motorists in the East.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
us. Pressure
.Doesn' tShift
.Standof City
Will Not Give
Guarantee With
Rail Title 81

Federal pressure brought by W.
]. Spicer Of the War Productions
Board failed Monday night to bulge
city officials from their stand that
they will rot give guaranteed title
TO federal agencies for rails TO
which the city may or may not have
clear title. Alderman in sympathy
with the war effort cheerfuly
agreed TO give what title the city
has, but baked at giving an abso-
lutte guarantee.
Mr.. Spicer was insistent that
War Materials. Inc. which will
finlnlce removal of the rails. at the
behest Of the War Metals Reserve,
must have absolute guarantee Of
title before the rails, needed to
help keep steel mills in operation,
will be removed.
He brought with him disclaimer
OF title to the rails from the Detroit
Trust Co.. successor to the Union
Trust Company in which last title
to the rails apparently rested. 1t
was his contention that that docu-
ment left the city as owner OF the
disputed steel. The city took the
position that stockholders in the
def!nct company might still main
tain they have an interest and
might bring suit. The city officials
also pointed out that IL Mr.. Spicer
felt the title Of the city TO the rails
was satisfactory, he should accept
the city decision TO give "whnt title
it had"
Since that proposal was the only
one the city would submit, removal
Of the rails now awaits decision OF
the War Production Board.
Councilmen during the discussion
pointed out the danger which would
be likely to arise during removal be-
cause OF congested traffic caused
by bomber plant.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
Soldier Family
in Need of Help

Mrs. Reva Olson of the United
Service Organization Traveller 5
Aid is again relying on the gen.
erosity Of Ypsilanti for help in a
particularly difficult housing situa.
ton.
In Ypsilani Is a mother with two
sons. 10 and IL years old. The hus.
band and father Is a soldier sta.
toned here. The family Is without
resources but the wife and mother
plans to seek employment as soon
as shelter and furniture can be OBJ
tanned. The woman has had prac-
teal nursing experience and with
conditions as they are here, would
probably have little difficulty OBJ
tanning employment. Mrs. Olson's
contacts with the family have led
her TO believe that they are a
refined type and would make good
tenants.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
Soldiers Here
From Fort
Wayne
Twenty Six Jeeps
IN Water at
One Time

Twenty-slN amphibial ieeps OF
Uncle Sans army splashed in and
out OF the Huron River at will this
morning and early this afternoon,
just south of the Race 81. bridge
while amlzed bystanders watched
and cameras OF the "ountrys lead.
ing film companies clicked as they
recorded the scene for millions OF
motion picture 'ans.
The four wheel drive jeeps are
equipped with a propeller and rud-
der and were Unanswered In and
out OF the swift water now at flood
stage. First singly. then In forma-
ton. the jceps took TO the swift
flowing muddy current, while Capt.
+. | Webster, Fort Wayne In
cH1Tge OF the demonstration looked
on and participated and pronounced
the maneuyers sue ,ess. The dem
onsbiation was arranged by the
Ford Motor Company and the War
Department Bureau OF Public Rela-
lions.
Accompanying capt Webster
were Lieutenants Robert T.. Lee
and Frank Sa1dstrom. About six
non-cOmmissloned officers and So
enlisted men made up the company
which will leave for Fort Wayne
this afternoon. The men were sea
Soned and showed the effects OF in
tens,ye military drill and prepare
ton. Capt. William +. Cochrane.
Romulus Army Airbase, was a wit
ness at the showing. A number OF
prominent civilians and public Of
fioials witnessed the event. The
following motion picture producers
had camera men on the grounds:
Fox Moyieton6, Universal. Para
mount News. Pathe News and
News OF the Week. The jeepa were
brought here on army transport
trucks.
The only difficulties encountered
in the demonstration were In at.
tempts 10 land the vehicles In thick
mud. However. the drivers reverted
To low gear f. ascending the slip
perry banks. and pulled the ma
chimes through the heavy mud.
Conditions under which the DEM
onstration was staged were seem.
inEly idea for that type Of maneu-
yers. The river had risen To ungzusl
height, currents were particularly
swift, and a slow, misting rain fell
throughout the morning. The wealth
or conditions in addition to pro-
yiding the handicaps under which
the men had to work. intensified
the scene. mating 1t more realistic
and striking 10 the spectators.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-16
Plans Laid For
Air Raid Here

At the meeting OF the Sector
Wardens MONDAY night. plans we're
worked out for an air raid March
-. In IpsilantI.
Those present were Edward Hey.
man, co-Ordinator OF sector war
dens, and the following wardens:
Sector ] Earl Studt. 3. Jack Lock
wood and 4. William Wilcox, and
/. p. Cushman. director OF educa.
ton for air raid training
Wednesday, senior wsrdens ars
10 meet with sector wardens. and
there will be no post meetings.
Next week the posts will meet
again and will telephone In emer-
gency calls to the Central Control.