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Evening star., 1944-05-27
Armstrong Replaces
Perry in Gurden Bout

Fight fans who learned today that
Henry Armstrong has replaced
Aaron Perry in a scheduled 10
round bout with Al Dummy Davis
in Madison Square Garden on June
recalled that Mike Jacobs, who
promotes the Garden fights, was at
the ringside when Armstrong TKO'd
the local boy here last Monday, and
see in the switch Jacobs opinion
that the 18-year-old welter isn't
ready for the bigtime.
Evening star., 1944-05-27

labra set by the directors and the
employees presented them with a
large silver tureen. For the di-
lrectors. the presentation was made
by Brainard w. Parker and for the
employees by Miss Helen Healy. The
program included old-time songs
sung by George O'Connor.
Lewis r. Breuninger, a director
was chairman of the Committee OF
Arrangements. Among the guests
were high Government officials
and many leaders in finance.
Potomac Power Net Lower.
Due to increasing expenses, net
income of the Potomac Electric
Power Co. in April, which totaled
s30o,811, disclosed a decrease OF
$31, 1,149, or 9.14 per cent, from the
same month a year ago, it was re-
ported to the Public Utilities Com
mission today.
Operating revenues totaled ST.
I881 400, an increase of $38,231, but
Operating revenue deductions re-
|quired 81, 400 931, an increase of $751;
443. Operating expenses alone were
$88, ,031 higher and depreciation was
up $13,773 but taxes, which amount
ed to $685., ,497, showed decrease
of $50,360.
Potomac Powers net income in
the first four months of 1914
amounted to $1,347,925 a decrease
of $87,853, or 6.12 per cent from the
like period in 1943. Operating reve-
nues showed a gain of $258,246 but
total operating revenue deductions
increased by $243.184. Operating
expenses were 1896, 1899 more than
last year but taxes were $780, ,558
lower.
Sales Reveal Little Change.
Department store sales in the
Capital for the week ended last
Saturday, May 20, were ! per cent
under the corresponding week a
year ago, the Reserve Bank Of
Richmond reported today. Sales
in the fifth district were UP per
cent, II in Baltimore and II in a
group of other cities.
Sales in Washington were 10 per
cent under the preceding week this
year and were down per cent in
the fifth district. In the four weeks
ending last Saturday, cumulative
sales in the Capital were 10 per
cent ahead of last year, II in the
fifth district, II in Baltimore and
Is in the group of other cities, the
survey said.
Hecht Common at Premium.
Financial houses report that the
Heeht Co. common stock, 191 1000
shares of which were sold to the
pubic recently, is now carrying a
bid of 221z and being offered at %,
with very little stock to be had.
The stock was distributed to the
public at $2175 share.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YoRK-Joe Baksi. 212. Kulp-
mont. Pa, outpointed Lee Savold,
I95Is. Paterson, n: J. II: Freddie
ter Hafer. 209A4, Dayton, 8.
NEW YoRK.-Marvin Bryant. 1eo.
Dallas, stopped Coolidge Miller 159.
New York, 2; Tommy Mills. 141, Valley
Stream. N Y, outpointed Tommy War
mock, 139, New York, 6.
tin, 149. Boston. knocked out Henry
Jordan, I43A. philadelphia. 4; Egnie
ney Miller, $50, YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. 8.
NORFOLK. o,Le. vs;mLou Pass; PAS: .s,ls Is2n'
1904. Brooklyn, 9: Icy Golastsin;
Finazze. 1874, Baltimore, s.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. BILLY Fox,
1921, Philadelphia, knocked out Speedy
Duval, 1876, Philadelphia, z; Joe Falco,
I46, Philadelphia, stopped Lucky Doug
las I4O Philadelphia, l..
SAN FRANCIsCo.--Jackie Ryan, i46,
San Francisco, and Auriel Coutoure,
143, Bangor, Me, drew, 10.
PORTLAND, oreg.-Lloyd Marshall
i6434 Cleveland, outpointed Joe Kahut,
ITo Woodburn, Oreg., 10.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANTS, national accounting firm
mas opening for senior and junior &C :
eountant; permanent position. BOX 9Th.
ASSISTANT MANAGER-Apply Malcolm
ssTates' sn1s 15as' 5nc' Furniture for. the Years.
ASSISTANT = pa Pas1T'RY CHEF. prefer on.
Iramiliar with catering products. Huberts,
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN, good
WORKING conditions and good pay; excellent
opportunity for honorably dtscharged
serVlceman or one with physical handicap
Arcade Pontiac Co., 1887 irving st. NV.
AUTO MEcHANIc-washinston's largest
auto mechanic: excellent % workins 'Ce condia an
tions and exceptions postwar possibiIities;
opportunity for honorably discharged
serviceman or one with physical handicap.
Arcade Pontiac Co., 1887 Irving st. NV,
AUTO MECHANIC. must be sober and re-
aPsse IHfssIfasSf ofss Fissirsd RVerdal'
Job: 81 10 per hour. Temple Motor Co,
1900 King St, Alexandria. Va, Alexandria
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC with pleasant
personality who is qualified to test and
make quick adjustments for. busy people,
ssoaditions segida Arcade sIoo pSntiae Co, 1887
AUTO MECHANIC; excellent salary, sood
working conditions and permanent lob
with Wash.'s oldest Chevrolet dealer. See
Mr., Dillon, Barry-Pate b Addison. 1929
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1944-05-27
THE EAST WASHINGTON SAVINGS BANE
OF WASHINGTON. D. C.-SHARE-

Notice is hereby given that pursuant 10
call OF Its trustees a special meeting o.
the shareholders. Of the East Washinston
savings Bank Of Washington, d. C.. viii
be held at its banking house at No. 3l2
pWsnnSsylyan,a Ws IS;Iysan,a Avenue Sc in the City Of
wednesday. June z. 1914. at 700 O'Clock,
am, for the purpose OF considering and
Determining by vote whether an agree
msnt me- WIS., t2 eonsolidats the said bank and
ton; located in the City Of Washington,
District OF Columbia, under the provisions
OF the laws of the United States, shall b
ratied nasa q, and Tst,S eonrmsd and for the pur-
incidental to the proposed consolidation
81 the two banks. A copy of the afore-
said agreement executed By a majority Of
the the DIRECTORS Saes and Trustees of each Of the
ton. is ON file at the bank and may bs
inspected during business hours
S. WILSON EARNSHAw,
Treasurer.
y; z W. Beall. Francis J. Kane,
! earle Bourne, William NJ Payne, 3r,
James a. ponohoe. jr. Edw, B, Hughes,
g. E. Dunkum. ir. WI Simpson,,
John Ford Ernest IL Herreil.
william Thomson, II. Lewis Flemer,
Trustees
Evening star., 1944-05-27
'Gutor Boss Hides
Gridders' Names
BY the Associated Press.


GAINESVILLE, Fla, May 81
Coach Tom Lieb of the University
Of Florida says he's got a rugged
flock of freshmen tucked away
for resumption of football next
fall, but'
He's not telling their names or
any other vital statistics, be-
cause
Disclosure of such a civilian
secret would be like providing "a
road map for the men from other
schools who are working this
State"
The university Is one of seven
Southeastern Conference schools
planning to resume football after
dropping out due to the war.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Shelton Now Athletic
Boss at Wyoming
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MIDLAND, Mich, May 27.-Ever-
EFT Shelton, former basket ball
coach at the University of Wyoming
who directed teams at the Dow
Chemical Co. here during the last
year, is Wyoming's new athletic
director.
Shelton guided wyoming to the
national collegiate basket ball title
in 1943 and came to Midland when
wyoming dropped the sport. Under
his direction the Dow basket bal
team won 81 and lost Is and the
softball team captured the State
title and qualified for the national
championship meet at Detroit.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Weight Lifters Settle U. 5.
Titles, Select 'Adonis'

Ey the Associated freSS.
CHATTANOOGA, May 27.-At-
tracing some of the Nations
mightiest muscle men, the nationa.
senior AAU weight lifting cham
pionships will be settled here to-
day in the first such tournament
ever staged in the South.
Headed by five former title hold
ers, more than 20 bar bell experts
many of them in the armed serv.
ices, are entered in the five classes
of competition. Each man will per.
form in three different types o.
lifting during the one-day meet.
AS a climax, judges will pick &
"Mr. America" an Adonis choser
on the basis of muscular develop.
ment, posture, posing and genera
appearance.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, May 81 tP.-Foreien ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain in dol
lars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket pis per cent discount or aOslA United
States cents unchansed
Europe; Great Britain oficial buying
- .02, selling S4 .o4.
Latin America: Arrentina free. z4.e3;
Brazil free, 6.20n: Mexico. 20.65n.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Duty in South Pacific
Pops, Thins Crowley
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, May 81
1t. Comdr. James Crowley, former
football coach at Fordhan, has ar
rived home from almost Is months
in the South Pacific and reports
Monday for duty at Sampson, N. Y,
Naval Base. .....-.
Crowley, who will take over the
coaching duties of the Boston club
in the National Football League
when peace returns, said that Il
have lost Is pounds since I was
home last and feel great
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Moore, Out Of Service,
May Rejoin Skins

Washington fans may see Wilbu,
Moore back in the Redskins line-ur
this year. Moore, one of the top Of
fensive threats in the Skins history
is back home in Minneapolis with a
medical discharge from the marines
Moore said he was discharged be-
cause a broken shoulder failed to
heal properly. He was playing foot
ball at the marine base at San Diego,
Calf, he said, when for the fourth
time the shoulder was injured.
Moore had been on duty but four
days at the San Diego training base,
he said, when the mishap put him in
the hospital
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Potomac Hunt Show
ION Top Tomorrow

Horse show fans from Virginia,
Maryland and the District will en-
JOY an afternoons outing at the
Potomac Hunts first annual horse
show to be held at IL pm. tomor-
row at 1t. and Mrs. Thomas c.
Clagetts Duration Farm, on the
Falls road, Ia miles southeast of
Rockville.
Five jumper classes, including a
skyscraper, and five hunter classes
are on the program. Championship
jumper and hunter tri-colors will be
awarded,
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Police Boys Have Big
Week End on Diamond

Police Boys Club ball teams
again have heavy schedule ovel
the week end, with two games to-
day and one tomorrow in the pee
wee class, and four games tomor-
row in the insect division. The
schedule: IL gSsf
Peewee--Saturday pm. Coral Hills
vs.. Lansdon at Ana costa No. 2; 3 pm
Hillcrest VS.. TAFT at Anacostia No. 2; Sun.
day; ! pm, Eastern Branch VS.. Takoma
Park at Anacostia No. /.
VS.. MARYLAND Aces at Anacostia No. /: j
pm, Naiman,s Photo VS.. Prince Georges
at Anacostia No. 2; 3 pm, Royal Crown
Manor Park VS.. Holy Name at Coolidge.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
l0-Doy Extension Asked
For Boy Meadows

By the Associated Press.
SAN MATEO, Calf, May 27.-A
Today extension Of the current
spring meeting at Bay Meadows has
been requested of the California
Horse Racing Commission.
If the request is granted, the
meeting will run through Saturday
June IT,
All profits from the extra days
would be given to war reliefs.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
BY the Associated Press.

SEATTLE, May 27.-Two high
school baseball pitchers, opposing
one another in a contest to decide
the Seattle Prep School League lead,
each hurled no-hit game yesterday
Yet Roosevelt High School de-
feated Queen Anne High, / to o.
With two men out, Roosevelt
scored Its winning run in the fifth
when the batter reached FIRST base
Evening star., 1944-05-27

Ol ilUIiOi ldSt
evening at a
| buffet suppe e I
given by the di-
rectors at the
Mayhower Ho-
| tel. More than
| 300 were in at
tendance, in =
cluding the en-
| tire bank staff
as we'll as ali
members of the
directorate.
| Mr.. and Mrs.
Baird were pre-
sented with a
| cil,rnr on Il g.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
D. G. Open Golf Slated
July | at P. G. Club

District Open golf championship
play will be at Prince Georges Coun-
try Club on July /, it was decided
at meeting of the Middle Atlantic
PGA at Indian Spring last night.
The Maryland Open and qualify
ing rounds for the National PGA
tournament will be held at the
Woodholme Country Club in Balti-
more on June 26, the association de-
cided.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
HQ Marines on Top

Marine Headquarters gained un.
disputed lead in the Naval Barracks
League yesterday by defeating Nava
Air Station, 14-4, on the Ellipse. 1t
Jerry zarnow, hurting for the victors
Welded only three hits.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
IN. Y. Stock Murket|N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED BY the Associated Press)
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.


|ICCsL IS 63 A. 7SA
|fCCSL ANS 63 :. 71h
Int GNl st6s62 54h
Int T&T Ans 50 00h
Int T&T IS s. 81
Leh v II r bs 64 66A
Leh v Is 20U3 4oN
Lou d Ark IS 80 0oA
|L6sNSJM As 62 1o4iz
MKT aj 5s a. 53h
MKT lst $3.50 66A
mo p IS a p =, 66
Mo P gen As 76- rs
Nor g. q IS 65 60N
Nat Dist 3 " s 491o5M
NOTM 5s 54-- 1874
INY&P As % STA
NYC RI IS 20l3 GOA
NYC 4hs2O13A 73M
NYC en- AZ 90 70M
NYChSI 4Has7S o7ss
NYOW rf Is o. II
lNYWB 4Ms 4f3 26X
Nor P 4Hs 2047 62N
Nor P Is 81 1914
Nor p IS 2047-- 6olh
p G&E 4s "a 1o0ilk
Penna Co As So 1864
9ere M 4 " s 30 o6h
Phil Ell 2As IL 1o3N
Ph r c I 6s 40 26Lz
Ph RCf 5s IL st 62La
RevC&B 3As60 1o2M
|StLIMS4sRG33 97z
StLSF 4 rs. 34Hs
StLSF As so A 4oh
StLSW I'd As so GOA
Sea AL C 6s 45 4oA
Sea AL As 80 st 64it
Sea AL RI As SO 2oA
$50 Par 4hs 6S 64iA
5oPac4 asOr77 66A
|TRRASL As 53 112A
|Tex&FS5 N s 80 lolNs
Third Ave 6s 40 34ib
Wabash 4Ns al -
West Nd As 81 1ooNs
West Un 41as 601o7N
Wis Cent As 40 6oH
Wis C. 4s SD 80 l73k
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Approximate Sales To-day.

IL 100 am AS 9lo Total AIS 500
tUnit OF trading. 10 shares; sales printed
In full. In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganiZed Under Bankruptcy Act
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. TN
less otherwise noted, special ore extra divi-
r1 ar Ex risht. Also sxara or extra. aidicea esaS
Il or stock. epeclared or paid % far this
year. fPayable in stock. Paid. last year
hte6 dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Bruce Baird Honoret
By Associates al
National Savings
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Bruce Baird, president Of the
National Savings g. Trust Co., who
has just completed Is years asso-
citation with the company, was guest
Evening star., 1944-05-27
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. May 81 (P,.-Commodity
Credit Corp. announcement that loans on
Is brought scattered liquidation in flu
lures on possibility more cotton might be
taken out of loan and sold in the open
market
Offerings were absorbed BY min buying
and covering.
Futures closed 10 to 80 cents a bale
Evening star., 1944-05-27
RoiIrood Incomes

NEW YORK, May 81 fspeciaD Rail.
road net income for the first four months
OF this year and the same 1943 period
were reported as follows: 'f
Evening star., 1944-05-27

Gt Ac2P nv Zs4e B7NTW WmOrIdCoaI 1e Z7N
Rates of dividends IN the foregoing tabie
are annual disbursements based on the las,
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. On.
idends re not included. Also extra Of
extras; d Cash or stock. 9 Paid last ysar
PAYABLE In stock. Declared or paid ~
k Accumulated dividends paid or declares
this year. WV With warrants. Nv Without
Evening star., 1944-05-27
FBl Upsets Briggs Ten
In SoftbuII Leuque

FBI softballers upset Briggs Clari-
flers at Ballston Stadium last night,
2 to /, with Red Kuker pitching
one-hit ball for the victors, and
Cummins helping with a long home
run.
In a preliminary to the mems
contest, the SPARS tailed once in
the final inning for the only score
OF game with IBM.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
N. Y. Curb Market
Furnished b. the Associated Press,D
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE

~ ISSUES CHANGED
'IOUS CLOSE
IHazeltine lie 27lh
lHearn Dept Str ~
IHollinger h.65 olh
Humble Oil s4e- A5
I'M Pwr pf 1%k- 1914
IfnsCoNAm 2haa. 02z
lrntl Hyro Fl pf-. ezs
lItal Super A. 1zs
| Jacobs Co IA
IKennedy's zoe 1os
Kingston P .10e. 2N
lLackawann STA
lLake Sh h.S0 14Lb
Lionel Corp. .60a 11ss
lLone Str Gs.20e 9
1Long Isl l. pf 3 81
IMesabi Iron 2i6
mich Stl T Bog Azs
mid Sta p B - 3h
IMidvale Hae - 24Is
lMont Ward A T. 10
MAT City L pf3-. 56
MAT Trans 1ae-- 12M
Natl q Radio - 80
IN = p A 6pf Ok 56s6
INew ET&T 2Ae. 100
New Idea .60a 1914
!NYSE&Gp 10 100
Mag II Pw ] Of 1854
lNiles-Bem-P q. 12N
1900 Corp 80 10
Northeast Air L 9N
IN / p s pf Jog
Pantepec ia
lPrkrsbgP&R he 2lzs
IPennroad Ae SN
Penn P&Lpf = 1o2A
Penn W&P A. 64i4
Pitts q L e g. 59N
IQuaker o pf 6--157
Raym C pf g. 81
lRepub Await Ae a
Root Petroleum 6B
Ryan Aero.35g 3M
lRyerson&Hayns 2h
st Regis Paper ~
lSt r p pf 3hk- 1924
,Salt Dome Oil 9M
lScrant-SBW pf- II
lSeiberiing We tn
Isl In pr pf $50 "
iSolar Mfg.30g-- 5A
lSCEpfC 1875 1914
Stand Cap q 8 1Ah
jStd Cas- pf 1.60. 2EN
,iStd Oil KY l. - 1TA
'lStein A g. Co l.. 14h
lSterl AL Pr 1g-- 81
lStetson J B " O. IL
lTechnicolor hg. 15N
'lTextron. Inc 10
I lTishman Real ST
Todd Shpyds 2e- so
ITranswest o 1ae z3M
lUdylite .20g---- 81
'lUnexcel Mf.50-. 81
IUtd Cg Wh st Ia
o C-wS pf 21ak 66ih
lUtd Gas . Isl
UNIT Gas pf TX lisa
utah Radio - M
utility Euuit 1H
i Venezuela Pet 1o1
iW'morldCoal lie 27A
IN the foregoing table
Ients based on the last
declaration. Un-
r~nntol - ~wk.- IL.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SSsSsNs NOas@6Ss
FUEL SAVED. Are YOU wasting badly
on your boilers. Adjustments OF, o6ss.
FURNACES !1 svacuun cleaned; special, COM
EFFECTIVE INdMEDiATEtY, viii iIo not be
responsible for any debts contracted or
or er an " Wife any Cr
self. Joseph l. Goldbsrg. 30, Buchanan
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Company of .. c, for the election Of seven
SD trustees for the ensuing year, VIII be
staset nsla at the 4fics Of the company. S1I 7th
gay, June 10. 1914, at IL o'clock am.
aoRaE Hs e a e eHER2eH Hpfn S9G seeIst.s s ss pm
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
Take notice that the certificates Of sale
| for taxes on lot No. sos, square No. 9s7,
as WashRinnst9ps Rn G on dates q Issue f9s
(issued to the Firemen's Insurance COM
pany or william M. Hoffman. President)
I nped s sna ' ays ss
WILLIAM N. HoEFIAN. Pres.
GAS WATER HEATERS.
90; 80. 40 gal automatic; no cash needed,
staation A ssansbai, nnneoln soss b.
-A wAshIsaTo AsAhisssi SAzsRAH hAnk OF
MEETING
Notice is hereby given that pursuant 10
eau q IT'S directors q special meeting Of
Sank OF Washington win be held at its
1panRins pnaRns house at No; sic. Pennsylvaris
District of Columbia, on Friday, Jrae
8. 1914. at 1900 o'clock, Noon, for the
purpose Of considering and determining by
vote whether an agreement TO consolidate
tne said bank and the East Washinstor,
savings Bank Of Washington, located IN
tne City OF washington. District Of CO.
lumbia, under the provisions OF the laws
OF the United States. shall be ratified and
connrmed, and for the purpose Of voting
proposed consolidation OF the two banks.
A. copy q the aforesaid agreement executed
Of each Of the two banks, Providing for
the consolidation, is on file at the bank
and may be INSPECTED during business
nours. GEORGE A. DIDDEN, Jr,
Evening star., 1944-05-27

Ogden Corp. directors voted I'd
accept conditions by the. SEC in
connection with Approval ef a,velaHl
itary Reorganization PLAN fof 1aeiede
Gas Light Co. and Laclede Power &
Light Co., now controlled by Ogden.
Evening star., 1944-05-27

EGGS AND BUTTER-Market steady re-
ceipts light Wholesale selling prices,
including commissions at Baltimore, near
By current receipts, street sales whites
and mixed colors, A pounds, 25.27.s----
Eeceipts--Butter, 2s4,6S1 pounds; eggs,
4, cases = Mm AAsaar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Federation
Picks Aides

MRS. ANGUS n. McDON-
AID today heads the Detroit
Federation OF WomenS Clubs.
Other officers elected in the
annual meeting yesterday are
Mrs. John w. Griffin. first vice
president; Mrs. Foster Mean
well, second vice president;
Mrs. r. V. Bovill of Dearborn,
recording secretary: Mrs. Rich
ard Reaume, corresponding sec
rotary. and Mrs Howard Peirce.
treasurer
Mrs. Howard Wheeler. war
service secretary. reported that
she had sent out question:
naires 10 the affiliated groups
regarding their war work. Only
80 responses had been received
but these reported that they
had sold, during the last year,
war bonds and stamps totaling
S2190,OO0.
The federation, Mrs. Wheeler
said, had kept the cookie jar al
the Michigan Central Station
filed. Club women had con-
tributed $4,000 homemade
cookies and S470 in cash TO buy
cookies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Brides Sister Marion Of Honor

MRS. JOHN B. JESSOP sister of the bride mstron
honor while Mrs. Robert b. Swain Of Buffalo and Ann
De Bawn Of Rye cousin of the bride bridesmaids
The ceremony performed by the Rev. A. Graham
Baldwin of Phillips Academy, Andover Mass
The bride wedding dress of ivory satin made in
boufant style short veil which fell from of heir
loom lace and carried bouquet of white orchids
The of honor gowned in bos de affeta
and the bridesmaids in yellow taffeta
The bride, who educated ST. Tmothys, Maryland,
and Yassar made her debut in September 194l and is
Der Of the New York Junior League
Mdshpman Caulkns graduated from Phillips Acad-
envy Andover, and Yale University class of A
He elected to St. Tmothy's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Pointe Cancer Drive
Planned FOR Tomorrow

SMARTLY UNI + ORM r d
juniors of the Crosses POjnte
AWVS unit Will canvass Crosse
Pointe tomorrow selling tags 10
raise funds for the WomenS
Field Army of the American
Seeiets=oi- Cancer Control ThC
young women will work in three
shifts. beginning AZ 9 m and
continuing through the eve
ming dinner hour
Miss Lois Gehrlg, president
-the-dunInr-AttNS,- ha--ee
workers assisting her in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Vac alton at Homestead

THE HOMESTEAD at Nir.
ginia Hot Springs continues
to attract local Mayfairites.
The w. Bruce Towards q.
the Howard c. Baidwins and
Ann Baldwin have just ar
rived there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28

patrick Mrs. Harry Frue-
hauf Mrs. Thomas Archer
Mrs. Ralph Wilson i.
Mrs. Thomas f. Lane 4.
Mrs. John Hettche Mrs.
Harry Mack Mrs. W. F.
Avis -. Mrs. Clinton Sharff
Mrs. Manfred Burleigh
and Mrs. d. j. Hutchins q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Mrs. Bull TO Give Dinner

MRS. ARTHUR H. BUHL tomorrow will giveaAfoursome
at bridge and dinner for Mrs. Mabel Hayes Hecker
celebrate Mrs. Heckers birthday
Mrs. Bull that in these wartmes, foursomes
parties
She hostess Wednesday at luncheon, followed by
tousome bridge honor Mrs. James Kugeman who
leen visiting Mrs Bulbs daughter Mrs. Stewart Hudson
Mrs Hudson bridge luncheon for her house
and Mrs Richard Macauley bridge tea
Mrs Kugeman left yesterday for her home in Connecticut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Canning Conference
Near Conclusion
Time. staff Correspondent

LANSING. April 2S - Repre-
sentatves Of 20 Michigan COM
munities today prepare 10
conclude a three-day conference
on establishment of community
canning centerS.
The meeting was held under di-
reCtion of Paul r. Krone chief
of the victory garden section of
the state civilian defense office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28

The many attractive gifts
covered with white satin
were displayed on a table
Guests included Bettys
mother, Mrs. T. Melville
Rinehart Mrs. T. +.
Stinson Mrs. Leo Fitz-
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HENRY CAULKfNS best at the wedding Of his
nephew Midshipman James Horace Caulkins and
Frances Patricia Mburn daughter of the Arthur Mckenzie
Miburns Of Rye, ~ Y. which took place place at m
Yesterday Grace Church. Rye
Mdshpman Caukins is the Of Mrs. Preston Allen
York and the late James Horace Caulkns of
Crosse Ponte
Mrs. Henry Caukins Mrs. Frederick Sloane Ford,
of Mfdshfpman Gaukrus feCky McMahOn cousin
and Hudson Mead of Milford all for the wedding.
Mead usher.
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Party Honors Betty Rinehart

MRS. SAM KELLER yesterday honored bride-elec Betty
Fnehart by giving party which from decorative
standpoint tops
1t luncheon followed by miscellaneous shower and
bridge, at Mrs Keers apartment in W. McNichols road
The luncheon set delicate hand embroidered pink
nrgandie
In the center of the table large crystal bowl in
which effectively arranged Gala lilies white columbine
nnk buds