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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Petersen Classic Facts
SCORES

FIRST squad Fred Breckie. 1877. 800
Chef Bukowskt, 1910, SIS, William Pank
$50; Edgar Briske. 1883, Daniel Horvath
1854, Tony Moran0 1871; Charles RAbaut
1850. Carr Kumm, 1881. William Nickel
1929.
1910; Harry Gldden. 1912; Lewis vii
hAms 1899. Walter Mack, 1897; quentin
Helka, 1894: Walter Pokrywka. 1898
Cyril oNeill, 1891: John Lauer 1875
Albert Faseel. 1882; Joe Lieb. 1880; Har
old Derrick. 1887. Ronald Bates, 1896.
George Brock, 1894: Charles Void. 1928
Stanley Wick. 1913; Arnold Smith. 14i1
Edward McAultf, l40S: Bob Schon. 1904
William MetEner. Lincoln Park. 1901; Pau
BertuZLi. 1885; Joe Rossmsn. 1859 High
single game--Emil Dimitrie. 246, S25.
Second sQuad-Joe Green, 1857 500
Joe Labudde. 1913 $50: Ray Glinske
1909. S40 Edgar Daniel. Pleasant Ridge
1905: Roland Ritter, Crosse Pointe, 1902
Russell Jantz. 1879; George Derina. 1874
Art Houtteman. 1859
Steve Kent. 1856 Lindsay Valente. 1880
John Barrett. Roseville, 1897; John bar
kins. 154B Frank Kell. 1871; John G0nda
Crosse Pointe. 1928 Carl Parsons. 1917
John Botan, 1917: William Warden, Fern.
dale. 1919.
Hazei Park, 1910: John Schultz. 1909
Henry Wein Dearborn, 1898. James Gar
diner. 1870 Frank Teschler. 144s; Louis
Sabo. 1886 Steve Zelenak. 1929; Ira
Green l4ls' Emil wanss, 14oi John Hig,
lev 1884 Merl Johnston. 1879; Emil
Zlminsk, 1868. Edward Pugio, 1887. High
single game-steve Kent. 247, S25
Third squad Albert Parigian 1890. 800
Henry Nosakowsh. 1858, $40; Fred
Snyder 1877. $50: stephen Czapski, 1929
Phil Bauman, 1928 Peter Bauer 1929
Raymond Tassone. 1918: James Goldman.
1910. Edward J. Kukle. 1909 n )
Anthony Malone. 1898 I'd Berlin. 1888
Joseph w. Stahovec. 1889 oliver Carver,
Dearborn. 1888; Art Watson, 1859 Ches'e'
Olegko, 1858 Howard 2ieman. 154o John
Mellus. 1919 Herbert Ziemsn. 1923 Nor.
man Reeck 1901 Frank Yost. 1898; Floyi
Day Dearborn 14s4; Paul scrtbner, ltai ;
Bert Allen, 1851. Kenneth Buckshi. 453
Arthur A Zakens, 1919: Anthony j Kunz,
l443. Anthony Kaspari, 1883 Alfred Gas
ouin 1905 Carl schwikert. 1887 Andy
Stefani 1884 Ernest Bolle Ss3 1no~len
live gampsl Eigh single game--stephen
Cyapski 2ST. N2h.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Police
bowling Loop Champ

Herb Cases Administrations of
1.-THE police department are the new
champions Of the Police Bowling
League today after banking Pre-
lcinct 13 as Paul Thurkows No. ID
Host 10 No. 2.
Commissioner WitherSpoon and
Superintendent Berg were speak
ers last night at the annual get
together at Palace Recreation
when prizes were awarded. Detec-
tive Bureau had Bob. No. 5 had
1888. Eddie Wittmack. 695. and
Frank Koss 278 for high team
single. individual series and single
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

One change in the city bowling
championship tournament sched-
ule at Great Lakes takes Stroh
off tomorrow 8 o'clock squad and
substitutes Twentieth Century
Oldbru of the Travelling League,
rolling in Class b.
Stroh is due May Is and crosses
alleys ( with Twentieth Century,
city champion. Twentieth edged
out Stroh on the final night last
season at Detroit Recreation, 3O4o
to 3038.
Tonights card is gwen over 10
overaverage entries, barring other
changes. At Wy-7 the lineup in
cludes John Crimmins and Henry
Gavie, Edgar Briskie. Henry No
sakowSki. Harold DeCrick. Rudy
Walby, DR.. Bill Murphy, Ray
Glinske, Bill David, Eddie La
Budde, among others.
OTHER PAIRS
Some of the others are Irving
Simpson. Kenneth Ludiker, Herb
Case. Adolph Komopka. Dave
Berger, Malcolm Gilmour, Steve
Kent, Bill Strike. Nick Blossom,
Joe FoSS. Art Klein. Joe Green,
Fred Stark, Jim Horlocker.
CrimminS, with a $50 start, Is
defending the all-events title, won
last May.
One change went on the board
last night at Great Lakes. Jack
IDiGiovannis Vitamin Quee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
StrOh'S Roll May lib
I'm City Pin Meet

made second place in Class B on
S1. Frank Lippey hit $50 OF his
teams 1852.
Coca-Cola, in the championship
flight, got only 26Sl.
The nights nod at Wy-7 went
to Loren Long and Fred Butler,
whose 1899 in overaverage dou-
bles gave them 1876 and second
place. Long had Soc and Butler
673, including 277 game.
STANDINGS
TEAM
Krakow Five 3o62 II EnginssIini
2e6s Wolverine 1851, Palmer Park 2s4s
Rainbow Travellers 1909.
CLASS n
Brass Rail 800. Chrysler 2s3, VitAmir
Queen Isl Motors (Pontse) z'S' 1s~ei
N' CLASS G
Ford 10 tOi, Martin 345. Checker 32s
Defense Cost 2s4. silver Cup 24s.
Fran1rs s27, Norge curriss slS. d.
Soto Warren Tool Engineering $40, GYM
der Blocks 2si. Ternstedt Axle 2ss.
DOUBLES tREGUIAR -
walls George CasseI i2I7, Everett wsnI
Leonard Liberda 1897, Kenneth Davis
Robert casseI ii7S, Francis Troy'si'
Slater 1i72.
William Piliette 645, Thomas DorAziS
s43. Jack Crilley SAL, Nick Wallet e34
Tony Coscolenda $40.
DOUBLES lOVERAVERAGEb
Robert Proctor Jr. Leigh Jones lsl
Loren Long Fred Butler 1875. Martin Strom
William Grove i'll. Thomas sauter- Franz
shiuer ITO, John Magic Robert Hart iei
SINGLES
Frank Collins 1893, John Harper 1t2
Theodore Dubois l3s. John Dlrlng sr, i33
Joe Stempek 49, William Atsrno lat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
7 Detroit Pairs
Are Entered in
AationdIDoubIes

Seven Detroit combinations are
erAnered in the national doubles
championship tournament to be
he'll at the Auditorium Service
mems Center in Chicago, May
1A15-16, il was announced today
by Louis p. Petersen, chairman OF
the board of governors of the Ma
tional Proprietors' Association of
America.
yThey are Joe Norris and Fred
Wolf. John Crimmins and Fred
Bujack. Frank Zion and Herman
Gibson, Walter Reppenhagen and
WILLIAM Kenet, Chef Bukowski
and Elwood Blake, Dave Berger
and Henry Gavie, Phil Bauman
and a partner still To be selected.
Other entries:
,.Ioe sinke. Adolph Carlson. Chicago; John
Rally Charlie Wass. Chicago; Marlowe
Thompson William Smith. Chicago; Cone
he rmann Hank Lauman. st. Louis.
I oh? %m'H Thee. s.r"E cSaso
Fr snk Mataya- Nelson Burton. 81. Louis
Walter Wellman (Findlay)Ed Garrett
tvgapakoneta. o.; Bin Hargadon- Paul
sam Garofola Lowell Jackson. st. Louis
Howard Kraft Everett Scott. Fort Wayne
'1ern Anderson Harold Grogan. Chicago;
L Herald Anderson (Moline) ELL Marieich
df,hcagol; William Goldammer-Ben Ber-
i1lcchi. Chicago; John Stanley-Nat Hogan
lttleveland. Ned Day west Allis, WIS.,
audy' Pugel CMilwaukee); Al Krbec-Rus,
CrAmer, Chicago.
Buddy Bomar Dick Winsberg. Chicago
dTonnie schwoegler (Madison) Billy Sixty
| dMilwaukes); Meryl Middaugh-Joe Klobss
Tulsa DR.. Fred Robinson (Danville) A
| Tiermatti tChicago); Herb Freitag-Jo'
| Pucinelli Chicago.
Ivan Mann-Joe Cordulack. Chicago; Hani
Marine Mike Malouf, Milwaukee; And,
INaripapa( Brooklyn) ollie Brandt Clock
ilport n W. WallY FreitAg Adam Plunge
k.hicago, unAnnounced Cleveland team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Stella Hdrtri(k S
6St Season High
For Women

Stella Hartrick adds a flourish
today to the Women'S Major
League individual scoring. The
season closed last night at Log
Cabin and Mrs. Hartrick set a new
season record of 681 as Olympic
scored 2841 for a new season high
in banking Chene-Trombly.
Mrs. Hartrick's games were
180- 235-266. Her 266 is second sea-
son high. Ruth Johnston is the
league record holder at 721 made
in 1899.
Olympic won its fourth cham
pionShip by four games over Al
coma. The second placers closed
by taking three from West Detroit,
Eleanor Koepke scoring 578.
Until Mrs. Hsrtrick's score came
along Crescene Sterbenz was high
on 651.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
STANDINGS
SCHEDULE

Bill palmer Mike Angelic Jack Gerdntr.
Crosse Poiute, Daniel Wallace; walter
Smith: II $. Richardson. Wyandotte
Mckiirick. cass schlsn: CECIL Calhoun,
Robert Crawford: c. Watershed; Louis
Meyers Dearborn; Victor Rosteck Henry
Stawecki Charles Peters; RAY Koch: Mike
Koval. Albert Valella; Albert Wolfe; I.
Dearborn: Oeorse Warzechs. Dearborn
Joe sarnowski; Howard Crumit Doyle
Rowland; James o'Brien.
7:45-Mitchell Calbi. Pontiac; Al ko-
ptzki; Mike Tests Galen Hsssinger NeIn
Anderson; c9S.se; joh s,,r1 YSsS. pi Bll
Chicago ris John Moth; Donald RirouI, pom.
tiac; Joe zimmerle sherman Lsmbiy
Larry KaqfimanU Highland lSii. Park; t Sass
Gordon Tanner; Earl oremsl Sid Hal
Chicago Reginald Wellet; Ruben Egeler
Ann Arbor Wayne spaulding; Russill
sullivant. Walter Durbin; Henry Ehrle ;
Paul Fam, Toledo: Louis Molnar. Louis
Burr; Carl Kersten; Howard Curtin.
IO:3O-Hsnk Marine. Milwaukee; Ed
Rzeppa steve Dutko: George Weissensel
George Mueller Milwaukee: Joe Plasky
George Kenderes: William BaRue. Farm
ington Irwin simpson: Frank Gunsberg
Byron Winters. Lapeer; Frank Ceu' FREQ
Wolf Les strachots. Milwaukee Ray
Turner charley Brown, Lapesr; Milton
Payne Edward TIetE Lapeer James
Marshall Charles sullivan Brockpor
N Joe scribner; T. shockley, Highland
Park August BsmberE. Frank koley
Brockport. n Y: George Holmes Edgar
ben Archllle Roy G. Tim" Miller; Paul
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Photo by International News sound Photos

NIOIId NOIu, UdNt UCtH NIBIitu IUI
the Cradle show.
Production of the film has been
halted for spell, due TO Miss
CRADLES illness, but is expected to
get back into the swing about the
first of June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
BoIIe' S 298 Highest
In Rainbow Classic

Ernie Bolle has a 29S game,
highest in the Rainbow Individual
Classic. 10 show in a 999 series.
Mike Graybill led yesterdays
squad on 1889. Wayne Spaulding
was second on 1896. GraybillS
games were 254-214-207- 222- 1872.
Joe Norris had 1927.
The final matches will be rolled
May Is. Norris leads on points
followed by Phil Bauman, Chef
BukoWSki, Thurman Gibson, and
Steve Cruchon. The last named is
out Of the competition prior 10 re-
porting at Fort Custer May IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
BETTY TO SKATE


From what we hear, Betty her
self will do some skating, and you
can be assured there'll be no fakes,
as the star is one OF the top femi-
nine roller skaters in the movieI
colony.
Skate dance competition at JEFF
ferSon Beach Rollercade will get
under way next Tuesday night and
will go again the following night
1t will continue on those nights for
several weeks.
There will be no public skating
on Saturday night, as the rink has
been taken over for a private
party. Public skating will resume
Sunday with a matinee at 2 p. mt
Margaret and Kunnie Mae VIII
lams and Billy Martin are iI1
Toronto. where they are appearing
in benefits for the armed forces a
Maple Leaf Gardens. Bill ana
Maggie are getting in a lot %
practice on the side for then
senior pairs number in the coming
national championships. 4
HELD NEXT WEEK
This meet will be held neNtt
Tuesday through Saturday at
Arena Gardens. It's sanctioned bA'
the Roller Skating Rink Opera
tors Association.
Contestants from at least ~
states who have earned the right
to compete by placing first, secorli
or third in their state meets. Will
start coming into Detroit in tfee
next few days.
Appropriate opening ceremonies
will be held at the Gardens qn
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock. fol
lowed by all the speed even Is.
Competition will be held each of
the five days from 8 a. m. TO s p. u1.
Varsity Gardens has spec Gal
skate dance classes for junioa~s
each Saturday afternoon at 4:D,
with the numbers hunt the spec al
for the evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Rites Today for Net Star

SEATTLE, May s GNS)-
Funeral services will be held here
today for Henry Prusoff, 81. for
mer high ranking Pacific North
west and national tennis star, who
died Monday night after 2-yeaI
illness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
.UAW-CIO Pin Journey
Final Standings

Five men, Class A. Gltre. aSS.
FIys-men Class p, Smitty's, 1872
Five men Class {, Sergeants, 1876.
Doubles. Glass A, T. Lewando~ski, r.
203
Doubles. Class B. s. MENUS, c. senko~-
ski. 262
Doubles, Class c, C Knopf. E. Horn, 22i.
Singles, Class A. w. Messina i5s.
Singles Class y, W. Btyer, 1874
Singles Class G, A. Hughes. 1856.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
RoHin' Around
RoIIin' Around
Ann Manion Is Second
Skater Bid TO Movies
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

roller skater TO get a bid from
Hollywood.
The blond star, winner of the
state senior womens figure Skat-
ing title last year, will appear IN
Betty CRADLES new film.
For the past several months
Ann has been appearing in the
professional show Roller Vani-
ties" Outstanding skaters from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

ANOTHER WAY TO Yin!
Do your share for Victory. WALK and
CARRY PACKAGES whenever posi-
bic. Your footsteps will save precious
tires for ESSENTIAL work. Besides.
walking is good for you as well as for
your country!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

FOR MISSES! SPUN RAYONS THAT LOOK LIKE
LINEN Always such avores because they look so fresh
and crisp they spurn wrinkles they're as practical
as heyare pretty Red green and brown shades One and
two-peee styles Sizes IL 20 in the group Also rayon
crepes, prints in popular styles at this low price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

Catholics Led
In Peace Prayer
ByArChbishop

The Most Rev Edward Mooney
archbishop of Detroit, led 5000
Roman Catholics in the second
annual outdoor candlelight Holy
hour for victory and just
peace in the University Of De-
troit Stadium last night.
The services, with Archbishop
Mooney presiding, were conducted
from an altar on the football field.
Uniformed members Of the
Knights of Columbus and Knights
of St. John made up special
guard of honor, leading the pro-
cession of boy scouts. priests,
acolyte and choir members 10 and
from the stadium.
The Ri. Rev. Msgr. Michael ].
Grupa, pastor of the Sweetest
Heart of Mary Church. led the
meditations. The Rev. Fr. Francis
J. b. Flynn, director of music for
the archdiocese, directed the mu-
steal features of the program. The
archbishop pronounced the bene-
diction of the most blessed sacra-
ment at the close of the services.
A patriotic program preceding
the religious services was opened
by Gov. Kelly with pledge OF
allegiance to the flag
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Kelly TO Address
Municipal Chiefs

Present problems n Michigan
cities and their preparations for
postwar days VIII occupy 400
Michigan municipal official, when
sc. gather for 'hcir 45'h annual
meeting a. Kalamazoo "Wednesday
and Thursday
liiChught of The conference VIII
hc Wednesday night banquet. al
which Gov Kelly VIII be- the prin-
cipaI speaker ~ the opening
luncheon Wednesday noon Harold
Aldericr planning conSultant OF
the American Municipal ASSocia-
ton. will speak on The Role of
Cities IN The War
Among those attending Viii be
mayors and councllm,n. village
officials clerks, finance officers
attorneys managers. public works
officials, utilities superintendent
assessors, and service commission
crS and tcchnlCians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
WarPlanf
Resumes
After Fire

on sept - lust 10 days ago
The little C. and G. Screw Products
plant AZ 1877 JOY was swept by
fire and The flow OF aircraft parts
ceased
Today Tho flow was In flll tide
thanks 20 American ingenuity
and the unbeatable will of the 50
employees.
The plant Is a small link in the
chain Of war manufacture. but any
link in wartime Is important SO
when the fire blazcd through the
20 by 60-foot cement block build
inc the 80 workers fought desper-
atciy TO- save their precious
machines.
Only two lathcS were lost, al
though Tho dapaee amounted to
between $4,000 and $4,000 and
the place was filled with charred
debris
Repairs through the usual chan
nclS would have taken a long time
and the workers knew IL was i'm
pOrtant 10 get back m the fight
They volunteered To man 10
pitch in
Hammers few. hoses washed
the walls down. backs strained
and sweat poured and the little
shop began 10 grow again
Eight days later ON Saturday
most of the machines were
producing parts again. Sunday,
more went into action.
Today tho new plant, truly
risen from the ashes. once more is
an important link in the chain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
u Little Girl Wants Her Pony
So If MIR. Robb Is Present Will He Speak Up?

Betsy and Perry broke the
ne she had been sold. She's
still there. waiting for the pur-
chaser 'RObb,' who left a check
for 500. We hoped IL wouldn't
clear the hank. but II did.
Perry couldn't remember his
first name. I've called all the
Robbs in the telephone book.
Barbara cries all the time.
We've got To get Betsy for our
selves this time IL we possibly
can
Hence the paging Of Mr. Robt
who paid that deposit on Betsy
The LeacockS live al 1887 At
kinson Leacock'S office is in the
David Stott Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Fire Exhibit Opens
In Grand Circus Park

Models showing the danger OF
ignoring fire hazards, together
with the latest fre-fghting and
iife-saving equipment wildly il
Illustrating the Detroit fire DEPART
ments methods of preventing
fires. were 10 be on exhibit this
afternoon in Grand Circus Park.
The exhibit will be shown from
10 a. m. to 10 p. m. through Sat-
urdaV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Extension Courses
Open at j. N. Here

EnrollmcntS are still being
taken in more than a score of
University of Michigan extension
courses al the Horace II Rack
ham Educational Memorial
Courses which opened last night
include American government
education creative design. gem
eral psychology. guidance and per-
sonnet problems. insurance prin-
cipleS and practice music apprc-
citation organic evolution Chinese.
German Italian, japanese and
Spanish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Detroiters Heed
Scrap DrivePIed

The War Production Board and
federal salvage agencies today
urged Detroiters 10 plunge whole
hcartedly into tho scrap metal
and waste paper drive now in
progress
The city's public and parochial
schools already arc participating
IN the waste paper collection pro-
gram on an organized basis
Michigan s quota of scrap metal
has been fixed AT l1S0 900 tons.
OF which 1900 tons must come
from homes. stores and farms
The next TN can collection Will
open oct %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Camden School Bombed

CAMDEN. y. J.. Oct GNS)
An explosion apparently caused
by n bomb did minor damage
yesterday in the r. B. Wilson
Public School Police expressed
belief the bombing was an attempt
to destroy the records of a local
draft board with offices in the
school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
(YO 10 Hear
Charities Head

Federal Judge Picard will be
POSTMASTER al the Catholic Youth
Organizations fifth annual corned
beef and cabbage dinner Thursday
in the CYO Center. Mack al Max
well UndcrSccretary of State G..
Rowland Shaw. president of the
National Conference of Catholic
Charities. Will be principal
speaker
Profits from the dinner. for
which tickets arc s. each. will be
used 10 finance the CYO Home,
1850 Leland which provides for
homeless Youths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

breaking in the pony The little
Sorrel fell in love with Barbara
and the child reciprocated
The d octor always promised
he'd give LeaCock a chance 10 buy
the little mare If he ever sold her.
Tier the doctor left suddenly for
the West The LeacockS were on
their vacation Betsy was bought
by George f.. Perry, Charleston
livestock dealer.
CALLED ALL ROBBS
-, liked Betsy too, and de-
Cidcd not 10 sell her. Then he
changed his mind and he. too,
failc to reach Leacock, who was
IN Lansing al the time
Said LCaCoCk.
II took Barbara out 10 ride
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
DISPLAY AT GRID GAME

Spectators az the Lions Bears
football game in Briggs Stadium
yesterday were treated 10 a
demonstration Of an army chemi-
cal warfare unit in action Mrs.
Mark w. Clark. wife of the com
mander Of American forces in
Italy opened the demonstration by
setting off the first gas bomb.
Although final results in the
nationwide drive will not be
known until Oct. Is, Secretary Of
the Treasury Morgenthau said to-
day that the national quota was
exceeded bv nearly 81 900 900 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

SAGINAW, Oct. Harvesting
Of Michigan's largest crop Of Rus
sian dandelions-being cultivated
IN America aS a possible natural
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Last Minute
Returns Point
To Big Margin

Confidence that Michigan was
well over its $451 100000 quota
in the Third War Loan drive was
expressed today by Frank n. Is
hey, state campaign director. A
last minute rush of returns held
up final tabulation
The small bond buyer, spurred
by repeated appeals in the last
few days of the drive, now closed.
put the state over the top, il was
indicated.
While the latest official re-
ports. not including late returns,
credited the state with only ga
per cent OF its quota. drive Off
Gals SAID that Michigan may lead
the nation in the sale of r bonds,
when the tabulation is completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

rubber source-will begin in about
two weeks at the Prairie Farm.
u. S. forest service officials said
Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
REGATTA NETS $4,000

The regatta staged by the army.
navy and Civil Air Patrol AT the
CAP seaplane base al the foot Of
MeadowbroOk yesterday netted
SIS. 900.
OF this amount $4,000 was con-
tributed by Gar Wood. who bought
the bonds and gave rides in his
own boats 10 any one who cared
to take them.
Demands for seaplane rides
were so great that purchasers of
bonds who could not be accommo-
dated were given rain creeks y
for rides next Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

However, we venture 10 guess
that those who do 60 10 college
will be glad of IL. Now she's
at East Lansing. Joyce seems 10
have lost all her misgivingS,
Nnd likes IL.
She arrived on a Friday, and
wrote a letter on sunday an
nouncing that she had lost five
pounds just running from gym
nasium 10 classroom 10 dormi-
tory-that's about par for the
course for suitable excited
freshman.
So we feel sure she's happy.
Besides that she mentioned
somebody named Mac, who is
male and attentive already.
Hup, shes O. X.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Timetable
MEAT. CHEEsE. FATS

MTNIF II NFIHflF III"
brown q. D1Vaud 20 Oct. 80.
Brown valid Oct. 10 no Oct. 30
Brown Valid oct. N ~ OCT, 70,
Brown Valid oct "A 30 Nov. ~.
SUGAR
Stamp it--5 pounds 20 Oct 81.
CANNING SUGAR
stamp Is, iB--5 lbs each 10 Oct. ~.
SHOES
stamp Isl pair. valid indefinitely.
Airplane stamp i-Vald Nov. 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

In fact, this distaste for coll
lege, or rather this lack OF in
terest in II, may be a matter
OF money To get back to Joyce.
you have TO admit that she has
a point, at that Two girls who
went through high school with
her have gone TO YpSilanti 10
work in the bomber plant. One
gets 500 a week and the other
says she's making $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

with moderate avuncuiar
pride, ! Will say that joyce
really is an extremely pretty
doll and never has been AZ a
loss for dates. In our blunt
manner, We came 10 the con-
cluSion that Joyce. like many
another, might bc thinking Of
the manpower shortage after
all, what's college 10 a coed
if there aren't some men
arOnd7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

If anybody knows a chap by the
name of Robb. who paid 500 de-
post on an enchanting Sorrel by
the name of Betsy. will he please
communicate with Martin l.. Lea
cock. assistant attorney general?
Not that Robh's check was not
good II was But Barbara. Lea
cocF'S 13-year-old daughter. is
frantic She's afraid she is going
10 lose the little horse she had
ridden for the last five years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Photo by Times stan Photographs

The 60-acre tract of dandelions
with their rubber-fibred roots was
planted about 10 miles southwest
of here.