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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Many Women Attend

THE "LEATEERNECKS" considered themselves honored
il seemed, by the presence of so many
The council had two tables.
AT of them seated Mrs. R. Thornton Brodhead
honorary chairman Mrs. William f. Alderman and Mrs.
William E Alderman Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Cramer
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kelly. Mrs. Byron Fechner
Anchorettes Frances Merlan and Elizabeth Eiiason
And, at the other, sat. Mrs Wellington Yates Mrs.
W. B. Collins Mrs Charles Gitln. Mrs. William B. Bach
Mrs Colin Hungerford. Maj Harry Olson.
two Guadalcana veterans Staff Sgt William Sharf
Pfc. Jack Holcomb.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Hastings had at their table. Mr..
and Mrs. l. Jerome Du Mahaut Mr. and Mrs Hill F. Best
Eric Hay. and Mrs Grace c. Williamson. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Hail Damages Coffee Crop

RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. IL
GNS)-D am age estimated at
more than 100000 was inflicted
on coffee and cotton plantations
in the Brazilian state of Sac Paulo
yesterday when huge hailStones
leveled the crops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Birmingham Couples

The Raymond M. Shocks and
the Delmar r. Travers Of Bir-
mingham VIII b. with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Henry Gallagher
and the Arthur r. WhippleS.
Or. and Mrs. O. w. White, the
Harry A. LomaSonS, Mr.. and
Mrs. John +. Murphy and thAu
latter's sister, Mrs Hazel Y
Crittenden, will make up y
table.
Among the many others hav-
ing Monday reservations are;
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Fish
leigh and their daughter. Mrs.
David NJ. Riekse Dave RiekSe
is in the air force and training
at jefferson Barracks. MOI,
MIR. and MrSs Albert +. Jones.
MIR and Mrs. James Kelch, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur +. Jackson and
MIR. and Mrs. w. e. Kands Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Reservations Made

Groups are getting together
for both parties. Among those
who have made reservations for
the Monday evening section
Nov. % are MIR. and Mrs. Al
bert F.. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs
Harold r.. Rose and the William
NJ Bars.
An octette planning TO dine
and play at the same table is
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey r. Fruehauf. Dir and Mrs.
James Vernon, the J l.. McKees
and Or. and Mrs. II. b. Stein
bach.
Still another group includes
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl r. Raquet,
MIR. and Mrs. CaSSius G.. Sell
den. the J Henry PichlerS and
their niece, Joan Macdonald.
Bruce Kirk and the X. Bliss
WolfeS. Mr.. and Mrs. Raquet
will entertain this party at
cocktails in their home before
going to the DAG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Nov. q Groups

Those planning to attend the
Tuesday evening party Nov. q
include Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Krue
Jr.. with the Sherman Kellys
and the G.. X. Cramers: Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Brennan, who
are joining Mr.. and Mrs. F. b
Reeser, the w. w. Penningtons
and the p. J. Kents of BirIning-
ham. and Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
Williams, also OF Birmingham.
Al the George A. CavanaughS'
table will be Gloria Cavanaugh
and Mrs. George Cavanaugh Jr..
the Hugh Martins will head a
group. as Will Mr.. and Mrs. z.
M. SchulthpiS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
DAG to Hold
Game Parties
Nov. 22-23

TIE DETROIT ATHLETIC
CLUBS famous pre- Thanks
giving classic games parties
will be given Nov. % and %.
with all the festivity OF otheS
years.
Dinner will be served begin
ming at $50 D. m. and play viii
start at 9 p. m. From early
reservations, there promises to
be a capacity crowd Limited
TO members) on both eve
nings. The twin festivity viii
offer an opportunity TO take
home Thanksgiving baskets,
turkeys and other fowl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Dinner Thrilling

THE SPECIAL dinner
given last night in Hotel
Statler. by the navy citi-
zens committee. to observe
the 16Sth anniversary of the
U. S. Marine Corps, was a
thrilling event.
The tone of the evening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Miss Ffeminq
Sets Weddino
For Nov. p

MISS GWEN FLEMING,
daughter of Mrs. K. Bateson
Fleming. of Longfellow avenue,
has set Nov. % as the date of
her marriage 10 John c. Griffin.
son of Mrs. John c. Griffin. of
Mark Twain, and the late Mr..
Griffin.
The ceremony will be per-
formed at 10 a. m. in Visitation
Church by the Rev. t'r. Ray
mond Fleming, uncle of the
bride-elect.
Miss lone Reuter- will be maid
of honor and Mary Ann Doyle,
niece of the late Rt. Rev. MSgr.
John Doyle, a junior bridesmaid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
IN RM9NTHIT with
III ~ cS'a1aa>eo''
with

THE CHARLES R. MURPHYS of Bafour road Crosse
Ponte today received their first batch of letters from Lois
-. American Red Cross staff assistant who recently
locked in England
Lois who looks very dAshng in her Red Cross uniform
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Plans Buffet Supper

Miss Kay Mclaughlin of
Wildemere avenue viii give a
buffet supper and personal
shower for 16 guests, next
Wednesday.
Miss lone Reuter- Will give
the spinSter dinner for y
guests. Nov. 10, at her home
in Chicago boulevard.
The Sydney Doyles, brother
and Sister-in-law OF the late
MonSignor Doyle, will give the
rehearsal dinner Nov n in
their home in Grandmont
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11

for Miss Fleming. Mrs. John
LASER of the Whittier was
hostess at a buffet supper and
miscellaneous shower.
Miss Bernadette Klein gave a
dinner and kitchen shower last
night in her home in Grand
mont avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Parties in Progress

Raymond Springer will be
best man. Guests will be seated
by Ted Robbins and Norman
Rogers.
Parties already have started
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Few Adults There

A few adults used their chill
dren as an excuse for getting
into the play and we saw Mrs.
Shurly Williams, i'm black
Chesterfield coat and a brown
hat, shepherding a Sextet of
eager young ones.
In the group were Sally VIII
liamS. the M Attn ew Carey
twins, Mary and Betty, Bob and
Herb Martin and Peter kauf-
mann.
Mrs. James Barrett and her
son, Jimmy, were early arrivals
anu Mrs. Barrett was her usual
smart self in black broadtail.
She and Jimmy report that big
sister Marjorie is having a
wonderful time at kingswood
School.
Two Large Families
Two large families whose
Younger members enjoyed the
play were those Of the Edward
Roney and Frank Couzens.
In the Roney party were
Tommy, Bobby and Peggy.
The CouZens clan was repre-
sented by Homer and Barbara.
In one group of eight were
Mrs. Edward Andres, who wore
a smart plaid coat: Miss
Frances Quigley, in black, and
six little ones, Margaret Ann.
Mary Catherine and Edward.
Martin dries, and Mary
Catherine, Billy and Jackie
Quigley
La gaceta., 1943-02-22

william Henry NoEis, eono&
90 por Arthur Oens Davis, .
quien I'm juradO deciarara cua-
pabie de violar a una joven de
Is amos, empsrentada con sl.
Recomend6 el jurado clemen'
cia para Norris, 10 que signifi-
ca no sera condenado a la silla
electrical.
Solicitara un nuevo juicio ell
negro George Owens, declara-
do culpable de asesinato en- Sc
gundo grade, delito que lleva a
parejada una pena minima de
20 amos.
Tambien pedira un nuevo Jul
cioel negro Edward Thomas, a.
las Tommie Edwards, a quien
I'm jurado estimara culpable de
asesinato en- segundo grade.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22

taspeleas de Ia senana e toda IA naGbn
Lulu Constantine peleara hoy con Bob Montso-
mery. - Ell negro Bivins combatira con Christie
forodis. La Motta dara la revancha a Robinson

10 asaltos, sin que sc discuta ell
titulo del primero.
El negrito Ray Robinson, ven
cedor la semana pasada de Ca
lifornia" Jackie Wilson, pelea-
ra ell ~viernes, en- Detroit, por Sc
gunda vez en- las 1ltimas sema-
as, con Ell peso mediano Jackie
La Motta. Sc ha fijado al match
una duraci6n de diez asa1tos.
Por su efectividad frente a
Wilson, Robinson es de nuevo
Ell favorito.
En- New Yo4..:, Sohnnq Gre
&C, Ell thabil peso ligero de Mon
treal, peleara con Cleo Shans,
de Los Angeles, y Sal Bartolo,
de Boston, contra Pedro Her
nandez, del peso de puma.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22

le Ansbal BersnnsoiL q de los
bigotes electrie0s; general Pie
tro Gazzeri, exministro de Ia
Guerra . exgobernador general
de Abisinia, el Official de mas
alto range del ejercito italiano;
sl general tludio Trezzani, eX'
icegobernador del Este de A
frica ell general Enrico Pitassi
Manella, que tenia ell commando
de una division en- Libia; ell ma
riscal del aire Pietro Pima, Ell
mayor general Fracesco Guas'
co Y Ell general Ferdinand Co.
ma.
AsegGrase que estos genera
les cooperan va con los Estados
Unidos en- una dramatica pro
paganda encaminada a separar
a Italia de Alemania.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22

New York, Feb. 22.-Varios
pGgiles de vanguardia, ae Dos
mas populares en- la naci6n,
combatiran en- esta semana.
Hoy tunes, en- Filadelfia, Lulu
Constantine, de New York, que
espira a la corona de las 1876 Ii
bras, tendra de contrario a Bob
Montgomery, el excelente pd-
gil. Los dos desean pelear con
ell negrito Beau Jack, ell cam
o con Sammy Angott.
Ademas de ese match" para
hoy Sc hallan anunciados estos
combates: en- Baltimore, Buddy
Walker, peso complete, contra
Lee Murray, 10 asaltos; en- N.
York, Steve Belloise, un excam
pe6n del peso mediano, contra
Joe Lynch; en- Stockton, Cali
fornia, Juan Zurita, de MEXICO,
contra Jimmy Forita, peso lige
no, 10 rounds; en- Newark, New
Jersey, Larry Scalone contra
Billy Gram.
cleveland vera en- acci6n, el
martes, a Jimmy Bivins, ell ne
gro que aspira al trono def peso
complete, Y Anton ChristOfori-
dis, ecampe6n del peso compile
to ligero, a Is asaltos. Ell bout
sc anuncia como de elimination
para la corona de las IT'S libras.
Bivins derrot6 a Ezard Char
les, de Cincinnati, y Anton a
Nate Bolden, dos contendienteS.
Ohalky Wright, ell excampe6n
del peso de pluma, Sc batira ma
naa martes, en- st. Luis, con
Joey Peralta, un gladiator de
meritO.
Ell jueves en- Boston, Larry
Pacino, del peso mediano, PEI
leara a diez asaltos con Sonny
Horne, de Niles, Ohio zen Gin
cinnati, Jackie Callura, de Ha-
milton, Ontario, campe6n del
peso de pluma para Ia Asocia-
ci6n Nacional de Boxeo, tendra
,de adversario a Able Denner,
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
HENRY ARMSTRONG Pc
A CON BEAU JACK Y
CON TIPPY LARKIN

New York, Feb. 22.-E ne
grito que en- una OCCASION osten-
tara a la vez tres coronas, Hen
NY Armstrong, peleara aqui, el
dia 2 de abrl, con Ell campe6n
de las 1875 libras, Beau Jack, de
Augusta, estado de Georgia.
Hubo de concertar la pelea ell
Sr. Nat Rogers, del club Siglo
Veinte, ayudante nGmero l de
Mike Jacobs.
Armstrong tiene contratadas
peleas con Willie Joyce y Tippy
Larkin. Con Joyce combatira ell
dfa 2 de mario, en- Los Angeles,
y con Laarkin ell dia 8 de mar
70, en- San Francisco.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
MEJORADAS LAS RELACI0-
MES

Londres, Feb. zZ.-Considera-
blemente han mejorado las rela
cones entire Turquia y Russia y
Turquia y la Gran Bretana, Sc
gun unas declaraciones publ
cas- del primer ministro turco
Sukdu Saracoglu.
Una verdadera ALBANIA, dijo
ell Premier, Sc haestablecido en-
tire Inglaterra y Turquia y la
amistad entire Russia y Turquia
es ahora mas fuerte que nunca.
La vigorizacion de LABS rela-
clones anglo-turcas Sc atribuye
a la raciente conferencia del
primer ministro ingles Chur-
chill con ell presidente Inonu y
el primer ministro Saracoglu.
La mas significativa prueba,
mas aun que Ia vista de Chur-
chill, es ell reacercamiento entire
Mosc1 y Abkara y que Sc Hanna
ra del Cairo, por ell gobierno
turco, a Cevat Acikalin.
Sobre las relacioneS con Ru-
STA Sc efectuaron va varias en-
trevistas entire Acikalin, Sara
coglu y human Menmencioglu
ministro de Negocios Extranje-
ros.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
victoriano Manteiga, Editor
DEPORTES
vENCIERON PANCHO SEGU
RIA Y PAULINA BETZ EN-
Ell TORNEO DE TENNIS
DE MIAMI

Miami, Feb. 22.-iLa campeo
ma nacional de tennis, Paulina
Betz derrot6 aver a Doris Hart,
de esta ciudad, en- % minutes,
y lie fue concedido ell titulo de
encedora en- Ell torneo de media
dos de i~nvierno.
PanchO Segura, ell ~ecuatoria-
no ~estrella de la Uniyersidad de
Miami, derrot6 al teniente
Campbell Gillespie y obtuvo los
mayores honores en- la rama de
masculine.
En- los finales de dobles la pa
reja Segura-Guy CARRIER vencit
a los tenientes Gillespie, de Ia
marina, y ell teniente Clarence
Chafee.
Ell ecuentro Segura-Gl llespie
solo dur6 So minutes.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
EN- Ell
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Oncec arrears estan anuncia-
das para la noche de hoy.
Para la noYena han sido Sc
leccionados los valiosos ejempla
res Who's Boy, Lady Lin, Spot
Bottle, Gunter Laddie, Specs
Babe, Our Jackie, Wakefield
Lady Y Ken Barmier.
Competiran en- la octava Time
Table, Lucky Fly, Scarlet Slip
per, Solomon Way, Kitty Roll
Irish Tune, City Judge y Relic
Ell prorama resultara del a
grade de los fanatcos que van
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
NO A OTRAS DOS
LIGAS MEMORIES

Pittsburg, Feb. 22.-Las IL
gas del Mid-Atlantic y Penn
State decidieron aver no volver
a jugar mientras dure la que
ira.
Elmer M. Daily, presidente
de los dos circuitos, hizo este co
mentario: Malo es, pero NADIA
podemos hacer; las condolences
treadas por la guerra son inc
ritables.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
BERGONZOLI Y OTROS GLE
NERALES ITAULANOS Sc
EN- LOS E..
UNIDOS

Washington, Febrero 22-El
alcalde La Guardia, de N. York,
en- una transmission de onda cor
ia hecha con la antena puesta
en- direction de Italia, anunci6
que Sc encuentran en- este pals,
sin especificar o no 81 son pri-
La gaceta., 1943-02-22

ANDREWS FIRMo CON LOS
BRAVOS

Boston, Feb. 22-Los Braves
anurciaron aver haber recibido
el contrato firmado de Nate An
drews, comprado del Cincinna,
Ii, en- union con Eddie Joost, en-
las negociaciones que produje-
ron ell envio de Eddie Miller a
los Rojos.
Andrews figura entire los pit
cheers novatos a los cuales au-
guran los expertos I'm gran por
venir. Els casado y padre de 3
criaturas.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
VICTORIA DE TURKEY
THOMPSON

Okland, CAL, Feb. 22.-Cor
I'm peso de 2O5 libras, Turkey
Thompson, gladiator de Los An
geies, puso a dormir a Eddy
Blunt, de New York, que pesa'
ba 211. Ocurri6 la caida en- el
asalto decimo O final.
AL caer sobre ell tablado Sc las
tim6 Blunt una rodilla y no pu-
do continuar.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
MELTON VOLVERA A JU-
GAR

New York, Feb. 22.-Creese
que Rube Melton, ell pitcher
cOmpradO a los Phillies por los
Dodgers, no cumplira su anne
naza de retirarse de la pelota
para consagrar su tempo a la
agricultural.
La e~strategia del pitcher va
encaminada a lograr una ma
yor cantidad de d6lares.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
F1RMo Ell PITCHER MACE
BROWN

Boston, f'eb. PEI pitcher
Mace Brown, el veterano lama
"taponero" o de socorro, fir
mo aver su contrato con los Me
dias Rojas de Boston. Gan6 nue.
We desafios y perdi6 tres en- la
Ultima temporada.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22

eionerus de guerra. los sererar
La Guaraia dijo tRrr5aen Que
habfa conference.-the con esos
militares, pero no mencion6 ell
lugar,
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
AVISO ~IMPORTANTE

A los que estaban tomando
classes en- la Wolf Settlement pa
ra vigias de ayiaci6n, Sc les a.
visa por este medic que manana
martes, febrero %, 1913, a las
7:9O, sera la Ultima clase de es-
te curse.
Sc les ruega a todos su pre-
sencia esta noche.
Por la Dofensa Nacional
Ibrahim Dfaz
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
AVISo

Necesito mudArme para Ybor
City. La persona que me avise
o proporcione ell pOder rentar
una casa con S posesiones lie
g~ratificare con $1,000. Avise-
me al 1915 10 Avenida o al
Telefono M 1921, Nanny De
Castro, Official Asistente de la
Corte Juvenil.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22

Sc NECES1TA una sehora
latina para ayudar a los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por ell
TELEFONO M 56-963.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
r LEI CIRCUITO

Pedra hoy un nuevo juicio,
en- presencia del juez Sander,
Evening star., 1943-03-29
National Campaign
For Woman Workers
Rejected byMcNutt
Encouraging Reports
On Desire for Jobs in
War Plants Revealed

War ManpoWer Chairman McNutt
said today women would have to be
drawn into war industry through
local rather than national effort and
that he was receiving encouraging
reports from localities where cam
paigns are being held showing that
women are anxious to get into such
work.
On the other hand, he said, re-
ports on absenteeism show that
women exceed men in voluntary alb
sence. In fact, he said, from a ma
tional viewpoint the absentee rate
among women is considerably larger
than among men. This is due in
part to food rationing and housing
problems, he explained. BY way OF
emphasis, one of his aides pointed
out that the absentee rate in Great
Britain is twice as large among
women as among men.
Mr.. McNutt ruled out any con-
certed national campaign for the
recruitment of women for war jobs
because he views the whole man.
power problem as essentially an ag-
gregate of problems that must be
tackled by local people familiar with
their own areas.
Evening star., 1943-03-29
Child Care Center Here
Gets S13,124 FWA Grant

The Commissioners today accepted
a Federal Works Agency grant OF
S13.125 for operation and main
tenance of a child care center on D
street between Third and Fourth
streets Sc, it was announced this
afternoon.
The Lanham Act grant covers ap-
proximately half of the operating
costs of the center which will care
for 80 children of working mothers.
Parents fees will cover the balance.
A further FWA grant of SIS 900 for
renovation and remodeling of the
nine row houses on D street Sc. was
made 10 sdays ago. Plans are being
made now and the Commissioners
will advertise for bids later this
week, it was said.
The center will consist of two
nursery schools for children under
5 and and three centers for school,
age children 1t is the first Lanham
Act grant for child care to be ac-
cepted by the District
The Commissioners also accepted
an offer of $75,900 In Lanham Act
funds for erection of an annex to the
Birney School, Nichols avenue Sc.
This will be an eight-room building.
Evening star., 1943-03-29
Yankee Rockies Draft
Examination DELAYED
Earlier Story on Page A-12.)

tEafner story on rage A-l2.)
By the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Conn, March o.
George Stirnweiss, Newark rookie
trying out for the New York Yankees
shortstop berth, reported to this
towns draft board today for ply
Sical examination but because his
papers were not at hand, he was
not examined.
Clerks at the draft Office were un-
able to say where Stirnweiss was
| registered but r. P. Titus, business
manager of the Kent School. for
which George once coached. as we'll
as member of the draft board said
Stirnweiss had told him he was reg
istered in Norfolk, Va.
Titus said he was unaware Stirn-
weiss had been transferred to the
jurisdiction of the Norfolk Conn
board nor did he know anything
about the athletes draft status.
Stirnweiss formerly had been in ga,
partly because he helps to support
his mother. He recently was
married.
Stirnweiss was told, the draft
board clerks said, that he probably
would not be called for another
month.
Evening star., 1943-03-29
Chinese Forces Score
In |chang Base Area
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, March 29.-The
Chinese high command announced
today that Chinese forces in Hupeh
Province had recaptured a town on
the south bank of the Yangtze
River and encircled japanese troops
at number of other points in a
series Of successes which once more
exposed japanese communications
to the base of 1chang to Chinese
attacks.
The danger of attacks against
those communications is cited by
the Chinese as the principal reason
for the eight-column japanese drive
launched March 8 southwark across
the Yangtze.
The high command said the re-
captured south bank town. which
was not identified, fell last night
Several hundred casualties were
inflicted on the japanese near Kwa-
jung, Human town forming the
anchor of the Japanese left wing
it was added
The war bulletin also said severe
fighting was going on in Southwest
China near the Yunnan Province
Burma border.
Evening star., 1943-03-29
Rooming House Operator
Fined on Health Court

Mrs. Mamie Martin, colored, oper-
ator of rooming house at Ali Rich
street NV, was fined $40 today in
Municipal Court following her con-
viction on charges of maintaining
insanitary and overcroWded con-
ditions in the house.
Another charge against Mrs. Mar
tin of failing to provide bathing
facilities for the 20 roomers in the
house, was continued for two weeks
by Judge George D. Nelson to per-
init her to install the proper facil-
tiles.
Health inspectors testified that
the yard of the rooming house
where there is an clubhouse, was ir
an insanitary condition
In addition. the court was tolo
that the sleeping quarters of the
tenants were less than the so square
feet provided by law.
Mrs. Martin told the court that
although she had asked her tenants
to move to enable her to repair and
redecorate the house, they have re-
fused to do so.
Evening star., 1943-03-29
| 0ratoricaI Quarter.FinaIs
Will Be Held Toniqht

The ouarter-finals of the annual
archdiocesan oratorical contest
sponsored by the Catholic Univer-
sity Conference of Clerics and Re-
ligious will open tonight at St.
Patrick's Academy. Four schools
will compete: Holy Cross Academy
st. Johns Military College, Sacred
Heart Academy and Immaculate
Seminary.
The other three contests of the
quarterly finals will be held Fri
day, April 2, at Holy Gross Academy
Monday, April 5, at st. Johns, ano
Friday, April 9, at Sacred Heart
Academy.
The winners of the quarter.
finals will take part in the city
finals at Holy Name parish hal
Friday, April 16 The grand State
finals will be held at Gonzaga High
School on May g. Awards amount
ing to over $3.50 in cash and two
trophies will be given to the various
winners.
A separate contest for Catholic
students attending the public high
schools of both Baltimore and
Washington is being run simul-
taneously. Msgr. Louis C. Vaeth
director of the propagation of the
faith, is in charge of all contests.
Evening star., 1943-03-29
Four Die in Floods
In North Dakota
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MANDAN, N. Oak, March 90
North Dakota counted four flood
fatalities today as surging Heart
River waters which inundated a
large section of Mandan's business
and residential districts and drove
hundreds from their homes, were
receding steadily.
Three brothers perished Yesterday
near Hazen in the swollen Knife
River when the wagon in which they
were riding upset as they attempted
to rescue some horses.
A l4-year-old Dickinson boy also
drowned yesterday in the Heart
River near Dickinson. None of the
bodies have been recovered.
The dead:
Otto Arthur and Walter Schuh.
farmers living west of Hazen.
Robert Holt, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Lester Holt of Dickinson.
At Bismarck, Federal meteorol-
oglsts cast anxious eyes at the ice
locked Missouri River where water
has risen to 178 feet. foot and
tWo-tenths from the 19-foot flood
stage.
Evening star., 1943-03-29

Government the use of the money
in advance Of its due date
Mr.. Carlson contended the Ruml
proposal would remove the income
tax debt that hangs over all tax
payers" turn the tax clock ahead
one year, and make taxpayers cur
rent without collection of two years
taxes in one year.
+ Mr.. Forand said ais measure
would permit the small wage Garner
to accumulate "a few dollars now to
tide him over when the slack comes
after the war. when we will have
to transform our present war econ
omy to a peace economy"
Mrs. Luce declared that her plan.
an amendment to the Carlson Ruml
measure, can not be called "rich
mans BILL" and that it is aimed at
aiding "all the little fellows and all
the medium sized fellows"
Regardless Of what plan is adopt
ed, it appears certain it will include
these features:
/. A 20 per cent withholding levy
against salaries and wages-less
basic exemptions starting July /.
2. A $500 personal exemption for
members Of the armed forces on In
come received for military service.
;. Cancellation Of Ill Federal taxes
owed by member Of the armed
forces who dies during the war.