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SPECIAL NOTICES ON
PAGE A-3.
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, D., g., WASHINGTON,
JUNE IA, 1e43.-Sealed proposals will be
received at Room 500. District Building.
then publicly opened and read, for recon-
structins bridge in line of Klingle road over
Rock Creek. The work will CONSIST OF
and placing steel eye beam superstruction
on the new pier and existing abutments
Drawings and Specifications may be cb-
tanned at Room 427. District Building.
upon deposit of certified check in the
amount of $1,000 payable to the Collector
of Taxes. D. C. iel4l5l617lSI9
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SALESLADY, familiar with
furniture and fabrics, in old
established firm, full or part
time; give age and expert
ence. Box 85-K. Star.
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SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS.
exp, full time, steady; $27.50
week and meals. East Capitol
Pharmacy, 9Th and East Cap
itol. Ii. 1900.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, experienced, for hotel out
side Of city: must be draft exempt or de-
ferred for this permanent position; previous
experience required. Give references. pre-
vious experience and salary desired. Box
499-Y. Star.
COUPLE, colored, no children, for general
farming, nearby Md. Wife to do house
work. Must be sober reliable Furn.
mouse. elec refrigerator, etc; S95 mo.
Can at lo2l 9TH st. NV. MA. OSLO.
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BCOkKEEPER to do typing and general
and heating firm: experience not neces-
sary; prefer resident IN this vicinity.
Apply J. l. Bateman & Son. 2004 r. I.
ave. ne. BO on0N.
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CASHIER--Good salary and meals excel
lent working conditions; no Sunday work
Apply Mayfair Restaurant, 521 18th
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BOYS, high school, for clerical work ip
newspaper ONCE Saturdays MAY be some
additional work other days during summer.
soc per hour. Box 20-K. Star
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BRICKLAYERS, cement finishers. plaster
ers, carpenters, wall scrapers, paper hang
ers. painters, colored. Apply at the Ma
tional Negro Mechanics Assoc. Inc. Only
frst-class mechanics need apply. 1888
eth st. NV. CO. 5000
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HELP MEN.
ENGINEERS ASSISTANT

Helt MEN.
ENGINEERS ASSISTANT
3rd-grade license desirable: good sal
ary ior reliable efficient man. Y. M c. A.
1873 q st. NV. See Mr.. Pratt between
! am. and 5 pm.
COLORED MAN
For kitchen cleaning. Must be a good
scruboer. q pm. to 12 pm. Sl8 wk.
Thursday night of. Apply Venezia Cafe
terra, 1857 10Th st. NV.
2 DRIVER-SALESMEN. ages
between rs and 35; 5-day
week; new equipment; ap-
proximately $50 week. Apply
Globe Brewing Co., 1858 31st
st. NV, between 8 and IL
noon.
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CLERK, purchasing department, perm
anent position; salary base. start. Sl2O
month. Apply WESTINGHOUSE Electric Sup
ply Co, 12l6 K st. NV, between 10 a. m
and pm
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HELP kEN.
FARM HAND

FARM HAND,
General farm work; must be
able to drive tractor; $50 to
$75 mo-, room and board.
Call Mr.. CurleS, AT. 1112.
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CASHIER, assistant bookkeeper. real es-
CHARWOMEN. colored: hours. 5 am. to &
am Apply superintendent. lS35 Eye
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WCMEN-An opportunity to learn up
holsterlng with good hours and excellent
pay. Apply Hoffman, Upholsterers, 2447
Evening star., 1943-06-16

WOMAN for delicatessen store, sandwich
BLOCK also TO help in retail dept. Apply
ouO't lSt ST NV
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BOY. colored. over IL years, TO deliver
orders in neighborhood, from pm. to
il pm. ODonnells Pharmacy, l4th and
Colorado ave. n ".
Evening star., 1943-06-16

BOOKKEEPER, experienced, "a day, morn.
ing or afternoon. 1929 14th st NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-16

BAKERS HELPERS-A good opportunity
for handicapped young white men in old
established retail bakery; no experience
necessary, must be absolutely sober and
willing to learn our methods of baking.
etc. The pay will be satisfactory. Phone
Evening star., 1943-06-16
SHOPPERS.

Interesting work for women 2o-35. no
experience necessary. Salary, advance
ment. travelling expenses paid. Apply 500
Star bldg
Evening star., 1943-06-16

CLERK-TYPIST. with knowledge of book
keeping preferred: S125 mo- National 03S2
| CLERK-TYPIST. Is to 25 years for IN
| srance Office pleasant surroundings,
| vacation. advancement: hours. 9 TO 5
| p.m.; Monday through Friday. Give
| phone number. Box 45I-H. Star.
Evening star., 1943-06-16

BARBER (white) to manage barber shop;
$50 week guaranteed. Good hours. Apply
17Q6 Columbia rd NV
Evening star., 1943-06-16

LABORERS WANTED for defense
housing project; report to work
at once. South Capitol and DAN
bury SITS. Sc. Ask for Mr.. Col
legeman, foreman.
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Calendar ofComi"g G"e"b


OFFICERS of OES. in Masonic hall at - p
ST PETERS Soday candidates, st. Marys clubrooms,
o o F. second degree n Barron hall a 8 p
GAMES PARTY in ST Louis hail. sponsored by ST. Louis
Club at SIS
SATURDAY, MAY p
RUMMAGE SALE in Matthews building sponsored by West
Guild of Presbyterian church
JUNIOR MACCABEES in Barron hall tap dancing at 100
triotic Daughters at 8:15 p
RUMMAGE SALE in Krauseneck building sponsored by
Group /. WSCS of Methodist Church
DANCE at UsO Club sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi 40 to
FORMAL DANCE Masonic Service Center, 8 80 p
SUNDAY MAY p
DAISY CLUB of St Louis parish. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Wnkcr. 38 Ahrons street at p m
MONDAY MAY "a
PRESBYTERIAN Auxiliary with the Misses Florence and
Anna Whitney, 100 Grand avenue, at 230 p.
MEETING Catholic Girls and Women, Knights of Column
bus Hall Gratio at Market at 8
BUTTERCUP CLUB of St Louis parish at the home Of Mrs
Stephen Lyle, 50 Riverside Drive, at 1870
BOARD OF DIRECTORS of Garden Club in the Mount Glenn
CARD PARTY Barron hall sponsored by April May and
June birthday groups of Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
GOLDEN RULE CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters. home
of Mrs John Arthur so Grove Park avenue at p m.
REBEKAH DEGREE STAFF. at the home of Mrs. Charles
Wood, 70 Avery street at
WILSON PTA. at the school at 1870 p. m.
FRANZ KUHN LODGE Knights of Pyhas in Pythan hall,
VIEW CANES PARTY in Veterans hall at 30 m
MOUNT CLEMENS Order of DcAloay, in Masonic club
TUESDAY NAY Is
CANNING SUGAR Certificate issuance 18th floor Of county
building to 10 p.
SILVER LINING CIRCLE at Kings Daughters Home, Mrs
red chmekel hostess a | D. m.
PAGoDA TENT HIVE of Nlaccabec potuck at Barron hall
at $50
RUMMAGE SALE Broadway, sponsored by
Church
Meow UNIT of Red Cross work Joscphs hospital at
CHEST CLINIC in Kings Daughters Health Center
BEGINNERS CLASS in Thcosophy in clubrooms Jewel
Theatre building, at 8
CLEMENS MOTHERS CLUB Unit of Rcd Cross, at the
school, to p. m.
LADIES' AUXILIARY Of FOE in Acric hall, a D
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Circle Changes Site
of Rummage Sale

THE RUMMAGE SALE plan.
ned by Margaret Bottome Circle
of Kings Daughters for May %
has been moved from the
Krauseneck building TO the Hat
zenbIlhler building al is North
Broadway, il is announced to-
day following the meeting held
yesterday at Mrs. John Jar
elbows home.
Members who have arranged
to contribute are asked 10 call
Mrs. H. F. Schroeder 5+66. for
pickup.
The circle voted donation
Of S. to the Crippled Children's
Fund. and planned an all-day
quilting bee al the King ;
Daughters Home on June 8.
Members have been invited to
an all-day outing July IL by
Mrs. Malcolm Williams al her
cottage.
Mrs. Edward Duprey read the
P~csidents message from the
magazine Of the order. Mrs Da-
vld Rouleau will be hostess June
3.
MRS. HELEN BINGHAM will
be hostess TO members Of her
club at dinner Saturday evening
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Cong,aMhAon,

MRS. DcFORST n COOLEY.
40 South Gratiot avenue, whose
birthday anniversary W
Thursday.
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a six day furlough with his par
ents and his wife. Lieut.. Adair
was graduated from Officer Can
didate school at Fort Benning,
Ga, on Wednesday Of this week
He will return TO Fort Bcnning
May q as an instructor in the
Infantry School Service Com
mand. Lieut.. Adair volunteered
for service Sept. 8, 1912. Mrs.
Adair will accompany him
when he returns TO duty.
NEWS ARRIVED today that
Lieut.. Gertrude V. Pratt of the
Womens Army Auxiliary Corps
has been promoted TO the rank
of captain. Capt. Pratt is sta
toned at Indianapolis, where
she heads the recruiting activi-
ties for the state OF Indiana.
SECOND LIEUT., Franz Hirt,
who was commissioned recently
at Camp Lee, Va, is spending
the week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j Hlrt Of
Richmond, and relatives in
Mount Clemens. His brother
and sister-in law, Mr. and Mrs
Paul S. Hrt. will entertain
few friends in his honor Satur-
day night al their home, follow
ing family dinner. Lieut. Hirt
will leave Monday for Sacra-
mento, Calf, his new post.
FIRST LIUET. PAUL SCHAN-
HER of the Army Medical Corps
arrived yesterday from Fort
Bragg. n. c., TO spend 10 days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Schsnher.
PFC. ROBERT f ELSO. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Elso. is at
tending the army school for
cooks and bakers in ST. Peters
burg, Fla.
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Swimming Glass

GIRL SCOUT Swimming class
will not meet on Wednesday,
May 26, but will hold an open
meeting for mothers and friends
on Wednesday, June 2, Mrs. Her
bert Irish announced today.
MIR. AND MRS. HOWARD
STEVENSON and Mr.. and Mrs.
Orrin K. Griffith will be hosts
to their supper club Sunday eve
ming at the Stevenson home on
Beuland avenue.
MRS. ROBERT FAST and
Mrs. James Gentry were host
csscs to members of the Young
Womens Episcopal League eve
ming bridge club last evening
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. l..
w. Fast. Miss Margaret Mccall,
Miss Miriam Norman and Mrs.
Charles Nocllert were guests at
the event, at which Mrs. Ernest
copeland, Mrs Theodore Petit
bone, and Mrs. Nocllert won
prizes.
MRS. JOHN G. CHART. II
Rathbone street, who underwent
tonsillectomy Monday in st.
Joscph's hospital, is convalescing
at the hospital, where her con-
dltion is improving.
CIRCLE ONE, Dorcas Society
Of Zion Evangelical church will
meet Wednesday, May 26, at 2
o'clock in the parish house, with
Mrs. John ESchenburg. Mrs.
Chris Escenburg and Mrs. Elz-
abeth Dusse as hostcSScs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21

MELVIN II. STENKE. seaman
second class, USN, on his birth
day anniversary Saturday. His
home is in Utica.
MISS MINNIE ENRIGHT, 1902
Gallup avenue, on her birthday
anniversary, which Will be Sun
day, May %.
MR.. AND MRS. HERMAN
S-1ITH, ITO West Riverside
drive, on their 18th wedding an
niversary, which will fall on
May "a.
STAFF SERGT. and Mrs. Ste
phen Perunko Of Selfridge Field,
who are celebrating their second
wedding anniversary today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
Free Clinic
Draws IS
Children

A TOTAL OF IS children in
Macomb county were eNamin-
cd al the county clinic Spon-
Sored by the Michigan Crippled
Children's Commission al st
Joseph'S Hospital yesterday.
The clinic was open free Of
charge to all crippled children
in the county. whose cases were
discussed by DR.. + II. Pursell
and DR.. Eugene w. Secord of
Detroit, examining orthopcdic
surgeons, and the parents. For
the great majority the clinic
was a chcck-up on cases exam
ined at a similar clinic held
three years ago. There were
also about Is new cases.
Arrangements for the clinic
were made by Miss Mary d..
Thompson, physiothcrapiSt for
the county Mrs A. a Thomp-
son was chairman OF a commit
tee of volunteers who assisted
in preparing the children for
examination They were Mrs.
Walter Fenton, Mrs Lawrence
Schott. Mrs Gorton Montlque.
Mrs. Harry Smith Jr.. Mrs.
James Nunneley, Miss Martha
King, Mrs. Arch y Richards. Jr.,
d Mrs John X Ullrich. Mrs. Paul
S Hirt, Mrs Rufus H. Reitzel,
Mrs. Russell w. Ullrich, Mrs.
p. I. Mulligan, Mrs Fra els G..
Ullrich, Mrs. j NJ. Croman.
Jr., Mrs b. ". Nunncley. Mrs.
Thomas Place, Mrs c. II. Nal
bin, Mrs. r. +. Salot, Mrs. NJ
f. Watkins, Mrs. Clarence
Barck. Mrs Howard Fenton, and
Mrs. Sydney Tinker.
MRS AMOS F.. RIHA (Fran.
ceS Won BocSlagerl and infan'
son Frank are expected to ar
rive today from Taylor, Tex. &c
remain with Mrs. Riha'S moth
er, Mrs August Won BocSlager
while Capt. Riha is on oversee:
duty.
MRS. EDWARD LICK enter.
tanned members of ST. Anne,
Guild Of ST. Peters parish last
evening, with games prizes goinl
TO Mrs. Rose Hocvcl and Mrs
Joseph Gallagher. Mrs. Alder
Olivier Will be hostess on June
3.
MRS. CHARLES SHERBECt
and Mrs Charlotte Wilkcrson ar
spending the week end in Ba.
City as guests of MIR. and Mrs
John Sherlock.
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Lieut.. Willinger
To be Married

MIR. AND MRS. DAVID WILL
LINGER Of 146 Cass avenue
will leave Saturday for MllWau-
kec. to attend the wedding of
their son, Lieut.. Arthur Willing
or, TO Roselyn Keller, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Keller of
Milwaukee.
The wedding is set for Sun
day, May %, at the Pfister Ho-
tel, with reception to follow
the ceremony.
Lieut.. Willinger, now sta
toned at Camp Mccoy, Wis, is
a 1884 graduate of Mount Glenn
ems High school, and completed
his music course at the Univer-
sity of Miami, Fla. in 1889 He
entered service in December,
l94l. and was commissioned at
the Army Administration school,
Gainesville, Fla. in Dec, 1912.
BOARD Of directors Of the
Garden Club will meet Monday
at 2 o'clock in the Community
Room of Mount Clemens Saw
ings Bank.
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Nurses Aides, First Aid,
Home Service Courses End

COMPLETION Of three Red
Cross courses is announced to-
day, with graduation for one -
the Nurses Aides - set for to-
night al st. Joseph's Sanitarium
lobby.
Eleven Nurses Aides will re-
ceive their certificates marking
the end of their 80 hours train
ing at the hospital. And IL MEM
bers of the standard First Aid
course held their final class this
afternoon in Girl Scout head
quarters.
The Home Service Training
course which opened April 5
closed Wednesday, with 13
graduates. They will receive
their certificates when they ar
rive from area headquarters in
St. Louis. as will the First Aid
graduates.
NURSES AIDES
Certificates for the Nurses
Aides will be presented tonight
by John Merrill, chairman of
Macomb County Chapter of
American Rcd Cross, while Mrs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
Catho|icr Meet
Set for Monday

ALL CATHOLIC GIRLS and
women over l6 years Of age are
asked to meet in the Knights of
Columbus Hall, Gratiot and
Market streets, Monday evening
at 8 o'clock, 10 hear Mrs. Agnes
Zeller talk on the National Cir
Gle Daughters Of Isabella
All eligible persons in the
community are requested 10 be
present to hear Miss Zeller, ma
tionally known organizer, who
will discuss the history adVan-
tages and accomplishments Of
the Daughters.
MRS. FITZ JAMES BRIDGES
(Margery Lee Lehner) is expect
ed TO arrive home Tuesday. TO
remain with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Lehner. She and
Mr.. Bridges have been living IN
Great Falls. Mont, and Mr..
Bridges entered service in Salt
Lake City, Utah on Thursday.
AMEDEE MELLIER is in
Henry Ford hospital, Detroit,
recupcrating from an operation
he underwent on Monday.
MRS. HAROLD DRYER Of
Moravian drive is convaleScing
at home following an operation
at St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
DptrOif a Week ago
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
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Earn, Nsg,ee

MARY HARGREAVES will
receive her Bachelor of Arts de-
gree from HlllSdale College on
Sunday. May %. and her par
cntS, MIR and Mrs George Har-
grcaVcs of South Wilson boule-
ward VIII 80 to HillSdale for the
day. Miss Hargreavcs has been
active i'm campus affairs. serv-
ING as president of the YWCA,
and as assistant editor Of the col
lege yearbook. as we'll as secre-
tary and treasurer of her soror-
ity, Chi Omega, for two years.
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Walter Fenton, county chairman
of Nurses Aides, will give the
graduates their pins. Miss Bea-
trice Westlake, executive secre-
tary, will be the speaker.
Nurses Aides in the gradual
ing class are Mrs. Luther Dillon,
Mrs. Jack Galbraith, Mrs. Sam
uel Levine. Mrs. Ernest c. Yer
beeren, and Mrs. David Whitney
of Mount Clemens; Mrs. Anna
Anderson of Detroit. formerly Of
New Haven; Mrs. Ellery Black
and Mrs. Bernice JackoWski Of
New Haven: Mrs. Dorothy Pearl
of East Detroit; Mrs. Martha
Upton, Roseville; and Mrs.
William Henrietta, ST. Clair
Shores.
FIRST AID
The First Aid class OF 20
hours includes number of
members of the Nurses Aide
class. Taught by Mrs, Herbert
Irish in Girl Scout headquar-
tiers, the class includes the fol-
lowing graduates:
Miss Mary Benbenick, Mrs.
Luther Dillon, Rev. and Mrs.
Harold Hayward, Mrs. George
Hargreaves, Mrs. Samuel Lev
inc, Mrs. Richard Sullivan, and
Mrs. David Whitney of Mount
Clemens; Mrs. Bernice JackoW-
ski of New Haven; Mrs. Dorothy
Pearl of East Detroit; and Mrs.
Lucille jefferson of Detroit.
HOME SERVICE
The 20-hour Home Service
Training course, conducted by
Miss Westlake and Miss Pauline
Ullrich, county chairman OF
Home Service.
Graduates are Mrs. William
Gasow, Mrs. John Merrill and
Miss Betty Hunt, Mount Glenn
ems; Mrs. Frank Hubbard and
Mrs. Charles LeFever, New Bal
timore; Mrs. r. Felts and Mrs.
Donald Bricker, Center Line;
Mrs. Clifford Craven, Van Dyke;
Mrs. Charles Egger and Mrs.
Franklin Quinkert, Roseville;
Mrs. Keith Carrothers, ST Clair
Shores; Mrs. William Mcrtz,
East Detroit; and Mrs. Paul
Tucker, Base Line.
MRS. CLARENCE WERNER
entertained her club at dessert
luncheon Thursday afternoon, al
her home on Market street.
ALL OFFICERS of White
Shrine of Jerusalem are asked
to be present at rehearsal Satur.
day evening in Masonic Temple
at 7:30 o'clock to prepare fol
the ceremonial to be held Mon.
day, May 81, according TO Mrs
Edward Derrick.
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X WEh the Color, X

EDITORS NOTE: For reasons Of Sc
curity and because Of lack Of space. full
addresses Of those In the armed forces
cannot b printed In this column.
SECOND LIEUT.. WAYNE w.
ADAIR, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Adair, 1913 New street,
and former advertising man on
the staff of the Monitor Leader.
arrived home last night TO spend
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
Another Chance
for Canning Sugar

THE THIRD OPPORTUN-
ITY for Mount Clemens resi-
dents to make application for
canning sugar certificates is
set for Tuesday night from I
TO 10 O'clock. on the 18th floor
of the county building Mrs.
Russell Stark announced to-
day. Consumers are urged to
get their certificates at this
time and the warned 10 bring
time. and are warned TO bring
their War Ration Books One
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
Graduates Of Three Red Cross Courses are Announced Today


FIDELIS CIRCLE of Zion
Evangelical church has postpon-
ed the meeting set for Wednes-
day. May % TO June 2. TO per-
nit members 10 attend the meet
ing Of all women organizations
OF the church on May %.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21

Births at St. Joseph
MIR. AND MRS. HERMAN n.
HARM, New Haven, daughter,
May 90.
MR.. AND MRS. STANLEY
BURESH, New Haven, a daugh-
ter, Sandra Louise, May 90.
MT. AND MRS. KENNETH V.
HAYS, 30l Jones street, a son,
Thomas Charles, May 20
MIR. AND MRS. EDMUND
JOSEPH MANORE, 1895 Wink
Ter street, son.
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% be Eefel

ETHEL KNIGHT, who is
awaiting call for training in the
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps,
will be honored by fellow Ma
sonic Service Center Cadettes at
the formal dance to be held at
the Center Saturday evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-27
Calder Stricken, Red Dutton Put in Charge ofLoor
SHORTS

Rumors that Duquesne Cniver-
sity may abandon football were
revived as Coach Buff Donelli adj
mitted he had applied for an ath-
leuc instructors commission in the
navy. Former lightweight cham
pion Sammy Angott has accepted
proposal Of tLe MIA 10 begin
training and meet Beau Jack to
clear up the 135-pound muddle :.
Fight fans mourn the death OF Joe
Choynski. "A, who passed away
yesterday in Cincinnati. He fought
such men AS John Sullivan. Bob
FitzsimmonS. Kid Mccoy, Jim JEFF
fries, Jim Corbet and Jack john
son.
st. Louis Cardinals have selected
Cairo, H.. for the spring training
camp and will start workouts
March Is Col Harvey l..
(Henie) Miller Of the marines has
been delegated to accept the Ed
ward j. Neil Memorial trophy on
behalf of Barney Ross at the New
York boxing writer's dinner Febru-
arv II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-27
Shdughnessy
Gets $4,000
As Pitt Coach

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 26 GNS)
Clark d. Shaughnessy, veteran
of % years of college coaching,
has accepted tho offer of the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh 10 succeed
Charles Bowser as head football
coach. The salary was reported In
excess of $4,000.
Shaughnessy formally accepted
the position after he had returned
10 the University of Maryland
campus from a weekend confer
ence here with Athletic Director
James Hagan of the Oakland
school.
The move by Pitt shoves aside
the time-honored system of grad
uate coaches and its famous War
ner style OF play by which il
climbed 10 the pinnacle OF collie
giate football fame.
II regret To leave Maryland
after only one year" Shaugh-
messy said, "but Pittsburgh's Of
fer was such that I could not
turn IL down."
ShaughnesSy Is expected to re-
turn 10 Pittsburgh late this week
TO start installation OF his famous
To formation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-27
Ohio Swim
Team Now
Inn Stride

EAST LANSING, Jan. 26.-Ohio
States swimming team was back
in the victory column today after
capturing eight out Of nine events
TO swamp the Michigan State ma
tators, 62-19, last night.
Rebounding from their 1922
defeat by Michigan last Saturday,
the Buckeyes made easy prey of
the Spartans. Ralph Newton,
Michigan State free styler, won
the only event for the Spartans
as ne padded home ahead of Jack
Martin and Don Coolahan in the
50-yard dash.
Ohio State made a clean sweep
OF every other event except the
1OO-yard free style, where Newton
tied Martin for second place. and
the 440-yard free style, where
Jack Ryan was the only Buckeye
lentry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-27

Harold Aliens Mineralites come
TO the crossroads tonight when
they meet Joe Norris leading
Stroh five in one of the most i'm
portant matches OF the season in
The Detroit Times All-Star Bowl
ing Classic at Sam Ravine's Vogue
Recreation.
Four games off the remarkable
pace set by Stroh the Mineralites
are in a position 10 make or break
the race. A two-game victory will
keep Minerali'eS close in the con-
tention, a reverse is apt 20 pave
the way for another sweeping
Stroh triumph.
There is one team George
Holmes Fife, backed by a great
fellow, Lyle, that. is counting on
Mineraltes. Fife is trailing Stroh
by three games in second place. II
meets Bill David's De Luxe and
should repeat the sweep Of the first
round II every member is on his
toes. including chubby Holmes. y
II Sir Robert Thyne's Parisclean
thinks il is in for "breather
against Harold DeCrick's Vernon
IN has another dream coming
Vernor's is loaded with dynamite
when the, occasion demands and