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The sub., 1943-06-03
The Feminine Touch
By ALMA D. RoBERTsof

It has not been exactly banner month, May It has noted chiefly for bad cold weather and for many o
 1t has brought deep loss of the kind of person we can i'll afford to spare. But June the loveiest month in the year coming up hope that it will bring
The sub., 1943-06-03
Office Personalities

The old-faShioned girl who goes around the office with a pencil sticking out of the bun of hair.
The sub., 1943-06-03

Parked goggles can't protect you. Wear them at all times.
The sub., 1943-06-03

The gal who borrows sweater from a fellow worker and runs around the office with 1t thrown carelessly over her shoulders.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Historic Church In Anniversary

The Second Baptist church Of
iil Monroe Ave Detroit 90. Mich.
cciebraies daring the month OF
November the Thrig-,hird Cs3rdl
tnnl,cfsaiy Of lis Pastor Or Il
L. Rradby
The second baptist church was
organized in 1896 and as early as
March 81 1876 the Society con-
t1scied for building to cost $3.50
The numher Of membsrs in 1910
WAS - tn 1850. So. in 1860. e2i
IN ls7o. ls5. In 1850. sue. 1910. s5o
The average attendance At morn
INK srNtec in 1850 WAS $50. the
uumbcr Of seats in the church. 275.
'pafa taken from The History Of
Detroit and Michigan by silas
Farmer Ci'Y lIistorioeraph.r: pub
iished by Silas Farmer and COM
pany nriipif 1859
A. present The church is located
downtown jus' four blocks from
cad'lia, sqaare on property puf.
chased at nine hundred doilars pr
front 10, Seating $40 The
church plari IS valued ~ sf5n.ooo
The church owns other properly
valued AZ $4,000 All properties
are nee 81 debt Second Baptist
maintains the largest audited PRO
'esiant conerega'lon IN Tie STATE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Macedonia Baptist

Disregarding the weather the
members and friends came out on
sunday morning 10 hear a fine SER
mon preached bv the pastor. the
Rev. II H. Coleman They also
heard the Rev Mr. Coleman preach
later in The afternoon az the new
Mt Zion Baptist church in me in
terest OF the Michigan District
Radio Hour The subject OF his ex-
ceptionally fine sermon was Voices
~ Dead Men He mentioned that
The voices OF Abe Lincoln. Booker
r Washington. George Washington
Carver. and many others still live
because Of the worth OF their deeds
and words He appealed TO The Rap
isis Of Detroit to make the Baptist
Negro Radio hour a reality.
Mrs shivers Of e75s jay street
Is quite H. and Mrs A. y Kimble
has sprained ankle and viii be
confined Tor while Both ladies'
are nshers Of the Macedonia Dap
list church
II you are too far away 70 hear
the chimes Of the church please
Visit our services and listen to the
inspiring music Mrs Johnnie Gil
bert Reid is the organisl The pub
lie IS welcome 10 come to our sun
day and mid-week services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES


Morals and Imno,,.,..
be The subject n to 49,. y
mon IN all cAri.'isn sg' ~
churches throushoat ~ ,.. ss''a
SUNDAY Nov Isl ~ q
The Golden Teu non,,. j..
Is III We live sf,,r r.. ~, y
shall die hui 70 70 ,hros, XXI :
Spirit DO mertf -. 49,. :,
the BODY W shall l,s
Among The Rule e..,,
his passage Psalm. i,s-
Search me q CO. ana l,,.
heart ~ n, sra s.o, Z
thoughts And SEQ +, th.-s
wicked way in me- and ia !.
in the wav everlasting
Correiati,e passsr.s j,
from Tho Christian Sci.sn 49,
hook "scieree az Hssl,s "a
Key 10 he Sc Prices ~ VI,
Baker Eddy lnclnas ihe 'o,lo.,,
fr4s.) "Fo- -st ,....,,.'
"'ir s'onlu pe p one 'ac' NJ
fore the m aeh name,r ,,l,..
val existence " f.,lgv ,A,v f,
no Other existence ete l.,,a.
not be united "a ~. rniik,rm
morfalitv"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

llOntlnutd from page w
suggested. might he an answer 70
the problem
~ netroiis political issues sh'
f,lt thar her section Of he coua-
Try had heard little save what MAS
read in such publications as PM
To her the fostering OF racial ami
mostly Is dangerous business
and Detroit must handle this prob
lem mos dlssfelely before more
harm il done
Act NON
Miss Lillian Smith the fearless
editor Of the liberal magazine,
South Today" white woman
Who MAS born in The tradition OF
me South and lives in Clayton.
Ca. had some very enlightened
opinions on the Negroes position In
America today. She feels that he
must act nov but at all times
work with discretion and fnesse.
II ne is 10 win his goals Ills
greafest allies would be the liberal
thinkers OF the South said Miss
Smith II only those liberals had
The courage 70 speak ont just once
against he iniustices 70 the Negro
which they silently oppose
Miss Smith has recently been IN
NeW York City and Washington.
The East. she saws. pictures De
iroii as seclhine. boiling cal
dfon ready 10 blow Up al he slight
est provo alton. The nations eyes
are turned this way and some view
the events of the past lew weeks
wiih condemnation and others
with approval So intense is this
about Detroit that the cd
tors family called her from Geor
eia while she was in New York
few days AGO 20 urge her 10 be
certain Of The safety and wisdom
OF TIE rip 10 Detroit at election
time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Common Destiny
lconlInued irom page >.

fContlnued from page ..
tfiu although not entirely re-
pnliata foand hule space u he
TalmDf Ba' g. must be nnder-
s God Ina; although hese writ.
ings were not wholly accepted by
me Official clur,h me IDEAS were
thoroughly circulated among the
peolis
We have proof Of This isc, by
fhe many statements IN onr pres
emf Gospels which shoN that lhese
IDEAS were well circulated al the
i'uic ne Gospels were written
hundreds % years later And 50
We SCI RON that centuries before
Jesus VAS born ihe Jews expected
some release from their suffering
a lie hands Of foreign powers.
People Looked For Warrior
Rome ruled the Jewish lands
when CHRIST vas born The perse
Sut.pn these people suffered led
them 10 extremes Of desperation
Ia their MISERY and Illustration
hey look'd eagerly for the Mes
sish prsaehed by ihe prophets and
ne greater iheir affections The
more veneeirl iheir spiriis be-
came, until they lost all interest
in pliest-iikc character com.
Ing 10 save hem aud enesionel
only conqutflus king. A Prince
q he House 81 David 1ho vould
come With great armies and sci
Tho ehlldres OF Israel fre,
This altitude Is ensy for We.
groe> 10 understand because dur.
INK slavery. when our burden
Was heaviest Ii We had had
prophet Of olden times. who had
told ~ ~ the coming Of some
great warrior Who would strike
down orr white slave masters
aud NJ ~ free. We would have
looked forward To his canning
With the same hopefulness that
burned IN The hearts Of the
Jews.
Unfortunately. In our native
hand We had no unified organl.
taiion nor anyone 20 preach the
Gaming IT any snch king because
there vas NO common oppres>or
Tor all Africans In Africa y.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Hartford Celebrates
23rd Anniversary OF
Rev. Charles Hill

ilnt't 2 ANeune 3ap1s' fhath.
Nifaa ana Hamfard avenues IS
f+r5ia.ing ihls week ihe zHrt an
uNef-afy 81 ms pas see l'y NE
Rev Charles lifa The latter cam"
~ iistfnd A,tune church
NoyeMher l9-o
Monday evening ne ke p W
pfaan pastor Tabernacle hapfs'
~ nas ne speater on Ties
isv rlsh ne Res Dyuamol
anpseil niled 'ae Hartford
nmtn pulpit W'dnss'ey evening
he Rf Howell % ) Steghers
aef,A presided Tie R.v. J. II
Bruce addressed the onggcgauon
rus aay rsh' ESQ 90 frnla, eve
nina 49, its u T. RrsHn' pastor
Second Baptist church, Wil DO the
prueps speaxe
sunday uornng 50, 49, 'he
Res owen rlef pasiNr o. lhe NJ
ciise Methodist cAl,h. Dearboru.
9eae rhAi afternoon The Rev
~ x '-oleNna pastor Macedonia
s1ut WIFI address ihe gathering
Ti.- ,lay eyerng nas given
cter ~ ih. fopas feopies night
Aueit seu- az the spsshefs was
sei iia Wilkins q The Detroit
Ise A c4al.vs Hii IS among
t.f m9'aui aNu poppiar min-
s ~ Mr ogo.ran Detnif ne
sso chairman o he ciizeus
amMnite aa'rn .eaa he iish' duf
ts he Seoufr'r inth Housing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

there was for all Jews In Pale
silne. y, the time liberation
came Ia " In this country We
had hesn indocfrlnafed With The
Christian Iospel. Although we
did moi look for the Messiah we
/ did look 10 God TO send some
Kind OF relief from our woes.
Jesus Not The Expected one
Instead Of a great Ming, sim
pie peasant, a living man. whom
bis friends later called God. came
and declared himself, or At least
allowed others to declare him 10
be the expected Messiah II is not
tbs intention OF this article 10 dis
enSs whether he VAS ever man or
al one lime man and eventually
T,d or not, hut as far as The Jews
We're concerned he was All man
every mann Subs queni years gave
10 him he character Of cod but
not In The minds OF All people
Millions 81 Sunls ia The world to-
day still do not accept this diefca-
ZION OF Jesus They say he was
man only and not God or
part OF he Godhead
The Jeas had been subjected 90
many such persons during their
years OF suffering and they had
crucified many Of the previous i'm.
posters who tried 10 capitalize on
their misfortune and who often
led them 70 greater sorrow in pos
ing as The Anno.nicd one When
Ch4st came The Jews We're IN
definitely negative mood reward
anyone other than the Prince and
King I, was natural. therefore
that they would doubt this humble
man OF Galilee They did. and he
vas eventually crncu1ed
For this. most natural hap.
prning. petty Christian minds
have held The Jews to blame:
they say Jews caused the death
o. one who was part of The
very Godhead.
Negroes should understand that
II Jesus i part 81 God. then
his being put to death was n part
Of Gods viii aud nohody should
he blamed Tor II. Whoever caused
i was merely an Instrument In
The hands of God nho was work.
ing out his own plan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
b. W D..sI.. B,s~~

N'n>"eT> on page 10
90 Who is me grand master OF
The A. r. 4 N,
O. Who = the neAt president o.
l.iberia'
20 What is the name Il, the bah,
% Marsa and Joe Louis Bal
row
90 Who IS the only woman nom
Der ~ ne hoard NJ directors
OF ihe Nor'h carolina Mutual
Insurance company
90 Who IL Pvt James Graft
Thompion'
90 Who is PVT Walker smith.
% What negro was east rs
star IN he motion picture
-Baiaan".
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Men, Women. Old or
Young! Need Pep?
Want New Vim and Vitality 7

iAesssds - - q - - f..l seal p.sl... .,a.r
,tsp fhrH fssrs shes bodg laeAs 1sa fsg Ostfsr
o.pri - hsraptntr cess iron shsn nssdsd fof seo
.ia.i. IesHstf feensf Ass pfepktiarf~ assss
800 ~efr fee ~ 81 81 virs ~ .an>t.e,
49, ne- s-v ~ ost ostrsI Isn< fskisis ls1s,
t.f rsh - - good crar sores every
sntie t'eirot ~ al cunniorhams
fsfs SAWS snd VAlgftsn stores
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

Of Michigan With 1915 financial
members registered as OF Nov l.
1913.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

VA Bond rsll. ~hieh neticd
81 1000 hlghlishied tho lpih Tri.
ern,sl Session ~ thr | nifcd ~
pre- toupei IT Anrient aud Ac,
s~psrd >cotiish Rite % freemasonr,
Of me Southern Jurisdiction held ia
s.hingson. ID. a.. October ~ 10.
James Houg hscliug National Or.
ssrisst,or. DIVISION " ire lreasur,
Department. "a. the principal
spesker Mr. Houghtelng /. sho~ n
standing bei~eer v Hard v Allen
So,cre, gr ',rand onrander. snd
~. w'llism 1ompAins Reeordcr
- Deeds IN center 81 photo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
A Pattern For Future Society

TE,.o s
des~.f fo te
Ne ~ 7n n sr
a. Reporiea hs Fred Har'
william.
IS ,rvs,eet
tfrs ,rNea AZ ~ ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

NoNo lelefea Fhefe saff- FFeef
~e's,-r,ee' SEQ. - -" is's.s'
3-.- ,s-' eco go rr- 4ess- 's'qc''tN
- fotd t.s' ~ - Ftfofr
fes't "a 80 '-c' cess ta~scrst
49, c~lrtsr aor1 ,s srsc t,sf ~c' or
-e~oe er 80 80 -c~s '-er' $50 -s-f
- Soas - SO r-o'',-sr 49, 20
sfsotanle ds-s ssepsd trro' % -'-rsrs
sfre ~
QUARANTINE 'oa A tIFtrlNtl
fsfnte CO fs0s- fo.f - o ~
$40 fcf 20 ts-,s ,cfes e. - '- t,.s
osv % ssnslsa sre ssrass r-stel-g
porl 80 ss-f.s-
SIND NO MONTY
3.>ps ~oi o r--to 81 - 90
t-epthoi ~.ies % rsf.t-s- 30
= zec5 o.1s' WAss foss -
t,ty fso-c nNe 3,s.st ROY
81. per~e- tlr ~, -
cs-'t ooT~7s - scr ser 500 - %
go o. cotr esosft faise &
ts-a s''i~s -.'k yssr fosss ~ses-vs
90 sorfsu me 80
FISK INDUSTRIES ~.
PISA svIIolNo. $50 ~ 81 81 N.rC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

Among other, in The photo are Or
J. +. Walker. >snonsl Negro Busi.
ncs. LEAGUE J l,nle, " lson
Grand FSalicd Ruler OF the lnde.
penden, Renraolrri rroiecfi,e or.
Ter Of IN. of tho World DR.
sumner \. Iurniss. Sos ereign Grand
Commando Northern Jurisd'e,ion
Or. tor~cl Banlon ~ccrctar, ten.
eral. Northern Jurisdictions "
hafIe. we.lcs. Precedent of Vii.
herfor,e n,tr.ii, i'i,hop VI n
pa,i.. of tho AZ h. Church; Con.
gres.man Nll'an I lla~sor. 81
Illinois Jane. I. BcA."n >ecrepr'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

General. Southern Jurisdiction and
William Pickens. Of the Treasury.
War Bond sales stsfi. DR.. George
singleton. Of Philadelphia; Mr..
William tsrter, % New York Ms.
J y. Dickson. Of South Carolins;
Cicero 4. Ire. Of Washington. ID. c.;
John l.. Webb. of Mississippi; John
v. Dobhs. Of Atlanta Ca r. l.
Brewster. Of tennessee Allen e.
griffin. of District Of columbia r.
T. Rrl,a~ of Mobile. Ala snd
harle. y freeman, Of Washing
ION ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

OFrcu TRrAstRf DtrARrNf>r PHoro FRoN Owl
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15
"a Houses For Sole
Houses for Sale

10 acres with 8 room house Il
mile north of limits on Gratiot.
City water and gas. Will sell
frontage separate.
8 room house with 5 rooms
and bath first floor-three room
apartment with bath second
floor 90 foot lot. Priced to sell
al 100000.
z room house with two car ga
rage, centrally located, az
$4,000 so foot lot.
NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERY
with seven room house at bar
gain price Doing good business
but owner wants % retire.
room house on New street
at S3500.00.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15

HOUSES
Cozy ) rm. bungalow, bath,
utility room, laundry tubs, hot
and cold water system, ? car ga
rage; lot 50X228, bargain--easy
terms.
3 rm cottage with utility
room, fruit trees. lot 50X228--
terms.
5 rms and bath, lot 47Xl50,
in Mt Clemens, $500 cash.
8 family apartment, good 10
cation, a real investment.
FARMS
SO q acres, fair bIdes good
land, Clinton river frontage, an
ideal pace for a park, only
$500 per aCrc-termS
TIA acres on 5 Mile road,
good land and bldgs.. 1900 Il.
M-97 frontage-Sl6,000.
5 acres on Moravian drive,
near MI Clemens. 20G Il. front
age. priced 10 sell-easy TENS
, acres adjoining Nj Clemens.
win Bldg 20Xi0 could be made
into good home 49, $3.50 -
S700 down.
Lots lO0M360. block from
South Gratiot S595. SIS down.
balance easy monthly payments.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15
Office Equipment

RIBBONSl Typewriter, add,
ing machine-all office ma
chimes. INSTALLED IN YOUR
OFFICE. 20 charge for installa-
ton.
Guaranteed Typewriter re-
pairs. Rentals. Call
OFFICE SUPPLY co.
434 Cass Ave, Mt. Clemens 204T
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15
insure nce

Be sure and insure your auto
mobile with us before July 80!
For further information call
S hneider and Gulden Insurance
-Agency -258l4 E. Jefferson, ST.
Clair Shores, Roseville 0780.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15
Electrical Appliances H-l6

For Sale - Washer in good
condition. $40. 2l8l9 Firwood,
East Detroit. Call between IL
am-2 pm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15

Mile Van Dyke section - 4
rooms and bath. Large attic,
well built. gas. lights, water and
sewer; interior unfinished. Pri-
vate owner. Must sell Cash or
terms to suit. 22486 Schroeder,
East Detroit. %
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15
NEW AND USED
LUMBER SALE

Special material for Chicken
Coops, $4,000 and up. Plumbing,
Stump Pumps, Paints, Steel Sash,
I-beams Timbers, $500 Win
dows, soc up. Interior Finish,
Rock lsth. See us for Materials
for Alterations. BRING TRAIL
Err Open Mondays TO 8 pm. RE-
LIABLE LUMBER COMPANY,
PASS Schoenherr Road, Jet.
M-97, East Detroit, Mich.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15
Wonted-Reol Estote

We have cash buyers for your
house or equity in East Detroit,
Roseville or St. Clair Shores.
Stieber Realty Co. 22225 Ora
tot Ave, East Detroit.
We need more city and farm
property Have cash buyers. List
your property with me for quick
and satisfactory sale, Walter O.
Fenton. Lawyers Bldg, opposite
County Bldg Phone 1921 days,
2913 any time.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15

Smoll Forms for Sale

) acres vacant on North Ave,
and ) acres with room house
for sale Inquire ll40 knight
Road Phone New Haven 22Fl3
6 acres near Gratiot on Piper
near Il Mile Road beautiful
trees, suita Bile for picnic
grounds, bargain - $500 -
terms
Williams - 3lz acres near
Gratiot s. 200-terrps
Wallace-3 acres near Gratiot
81 .950-termS
Is acres on Gratlot near Hall
49, bargain. terms 1920 South
Gratioi. Box PSI. Rte. 7. Mt
Clemens
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15
Fumisotino
Garages
BEN'S GARAGE
General Construction

Concrete work of all kinds
wanted Sidewalks, side drives.
curb, garage floors, foundations.
Driveways resurfaced with Gin
ders or gravel. Quality work.
manship at reasonable rates.
Dial Mt. Clemens 9141 after 900
p m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15

New four rooms and bath,
utility. $3.50. l1400 Maxwell,
Van Dyke, near 8 Mile and
Hoover.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15
Music, Doneins. Dromoties CO

ACCORDION and GUITAR
Private and Glass less LIS. All in
struments furnishes HOEOLU-
LU CONSERVATORY of MUS
&c AND DANCE, 5ll North
Walnut. Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15
AFewennies Inpestedm WantAd Will Bring You Dollars Return
J-3 Farm Equipment for Sale XII

Good used grain binder for
sale Alfred Kaptrochy. | mile
east of Van Dyke on is Mile
road.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15
Lots for Sole
To Exehonse-ReoI Estote Fl

For eXchange-Desiring bene-
fit of mineral baths, will ex-
change pleasant 2 apartment
house in good condition, located
in attractive town Of Paw Paw,
Mich, county seat, for similar
house in Mt. Clemens. Write
Box "a, Paw Paw, Mich.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15

/, Cottage = River frontage
yers. old. All conveniences. An
Choir Bay Shores. 1850 Wand
drive--corner Jefferson. SO 900,
$500 down. Call Rose. 06O9.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15
{. A. Kerner

1923 South Grstiot
Phone Nj. Clemens 548l
3 rms eiec. and well 81 geo
! rms water. *. 10, Sl.500.
rms ! floor, bath $1,000.
1 rm ! floor. bath 81 500
6 rms. lights, basement 81 500.
Q rm. mod SO 600
4 rms. s lots $500.
"a rms. $500
7 rms. bath, elec $500
rms water front, SO 500
8 rms mod sd rep $4,000.
6 rms mod cd, location S4,-
500.
6 rn. mod brick $500
6 rm. mod oak floors S., ZOO
2-2 families, inc. $40 mo-
$4,000.
5 rm mod I'd location S. 500.
family-6 rms. bath, each
So. 500.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Cavalryman Scores
In Penn Daw Show

Cavalryman, ridden by Howard
Pope. won the quarter-mile fiat
race, feature of the first annual
horse show yesterday sponsored by
the Penn Daw Volunteer Fire De-
partment.
A double winner was Howard
Myers Sinner, which took the open
saddle class and the knock down
and-out events.
Summaries:
open saddle class-Won by shiner,
Howard Myers; second Golden Nellie,
Mary Cannon; third, Peter. Lone Star
staples; p fourth Dark Pony. W. G. War
third. Shirley J. T + Mccsniey; Sf foIr fourfh.
Gineer. Penny Profht; NTH, Princess
Betty Plsugher; sixth, Cricket. Bobby
Green hunters--Won by Cody. Charles
fus: third Cavalryman, Harold Pope:
Ponies HAPPY m haGne h II RobsF'S9 be
Barnes; tRrd T9aG Pesgy. joan sPpS Brahnssh: nsfi
foqTsh; IT 7nis Black Si Prince Sd. Molle Cheney
May; second; Our Little Girl, Harold Pope:
third. Sweetheart, W C. War.
Knock down n-and-out--Won by. Sinner,
Howard Myers; second. Happy Hour, Pey-
ton Ballenger: third. Trigger, Peyton Bal
lenger.
Five-gaited saddle class-Won BY Spice
oi Life, Wayne L, Morse: second, Melody
BOP ebsir May; bird Bill M MAJ andc McKeeyn
seeond omar commanehs " " soSk Tar Bill Boyd:
py cavalrymsn; second. Fsstirs. ". Z.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Gu|Ii- Miciotto Pin Duo
Wins Making Debut
Al Hagerstown, Md.

Rolling together for the first time.
the all-star Washington combina-
ton of Lorraine GULL and Bob Mi
ciotto Yesterday got their new part
nerShip off to a brilliant start by
winning the fourth annual Armi-
Stlce Day mixed doubles, at Hagers-
town, Nd, with l0-game score of
l,320. They split prize of S1O0.
Miss Gull fired games of 100. 1913.
1913. 140 and 1876 to tally SAT. while
Miciotto posted l42. 120, I39. 125 and
l49 for 613. Their combined count
was only three pins shy of the rec
ord for the event, held by Wilmer
Robey and Marie Brown of Balti-
more.
Capital tWosomes won three of the
flVe major prizes when Perce Wolfe
and Blng Moen marked up 1854 to
finish second and Bill Hubbard and
Margaret Lynn took fifth with 1926.
Wolfe totaled 644, Miss Moen, $40:
Mrs. Lynn, GA and Hubbard, 624.
Baltimore rollers gained third and
fourth places. with Hazel Dorm and
Lou Pohl counting 1.251 and Buck
Schane and Audrey Mullaney. 1887.
Lola Shanahan and Hal Tucker.
Baltimore, who finished sixth with
l.23l, Won a SO consolation prize
with high team game of 304 with
Mrs.. Shanahan's 160 worth S. more.
Bill Cartrell's 1853 netted IS.
Other Washington scores:
RUBY Parry r6oG and ELL Gartrcll
ro 1@Tt 80 Francs Wilson t6n5> and
136S' and Kari Gochcnour Is41l, sos,
Boots Workman t556, and Rcd Megsw
I64h', Lee Mae Diehl '5"Sp and X
brennan Uiu:i, 1.13l, Madge Lewis t52Si
and Al Wright l6:i:i). l.I5H: Frances Box
well '55HD and Lawrence Weyer t511D
LEO; Grace White 5000 and Bud Wrenn
t561D, 1.161
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Sporting Dogs Eager to Get
.Meut Without Ration Points

slider the breed before you buy. Size,
especially these days, is an impor-
tant factor in buying a dog. A st.
Bernard has no business in a three
room apartment. and papillon
doesn't need country estate for true
happiness. Breed or size determined
upon, the breeder or seller of the
dog should be the next consid-
Grafton. To large degree, your
satisfaction with the dog will depend
on the integrity of the breeder.
Health and temperament are of
prime Importance in the choosing of
a dog. Both may be approximately
determined at time of purchase-not
entirely. That is where the integ-
rity of the breeder enters the pic
ture. Conformation is important,
but not all-important. There is a
great deal of satisfaction in owning
an outstanding representative of a
chosen breed, but just having a
sound, healthy, typical specimen OF
the breed IS satisfactory too. if the
dog has the kind of disposition you
want.
Shop early. Reserve the puppy of
your choice by placing a deposit
on him. The demand for pups has
every indication of breaking the
record this year.