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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
Explains Features

Ferry said, in announcing the
completion OF this unusual
agreement. that Packard'S bus
mess is divided into divisions.
Us major activity IN the war
effort Is in the production OF
Rolls Royce engines, all Of
which is being financed by adj
vance payments. The other di-
vision OF the company'S efforts
is devoted 10 the production of
Marine engines, all of which is
being financed by the com
pauy's own funds. The usual
type Of VT loan would not meet
the company's requirements un-
DER the standard form of guar
Rntee agreement, therefore this
combination of a revolving
credit and a termination loan
agreement was arranged.
Under the terms of the agree
ment. the credit is available 10
the company until Dec. 81. 1917,
with a final maturity of Dec
81. 1850, on the guaranteed
part of the credit. Loans are
10 bear interest Al the rate of
81 per cent and a commitment
fee of y per cent per annum
is to be charged on the unused
portion of the credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
Auto
Graphs

BY producing its 50,000th
Pratt & Whitney engine for
Liberator bombers. Buick today
laid claim to being the largest
single producer of aircraft en-
gines in the world, both in unit
and horsepower. This claim
will probably bring some facts
and figures from other pro-
ducers OF aircraft horsepower.
But whether il is or not.
Buick has done a grand job In
the 30 months il has been max
ing the p. & WIS. Right now it
is retooling TO build two new
larger engines, one OF which will
replace the present Liberator
motors. The other one will equip
the Douglas esd military trans
port.
Harlow II. Curtice. general
manager of Buick, pointed out
that his company produced its
first p. e. w. within a month
after Pearl Harbor and attained
its 50,000th within a month
after D-Day. Despite this sue
cess, Curtice said his company
does not plan TO stay in the air
craft field II will return TO
making cars just as soon az
military needs end. he stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
What S New
In Bushes
By WARD SCHULTZ

Hagh :. Ferry. secretary
hFeAsHFeF- 81 tAe Packard Aia-
tor Car Co, has aRRe#eea-thst
the company is arranging with
a group Of banks Tor = rcvotv-
ing credit and q termination
credit Of $4,000 600. The loan
agreement was prepared by the
Detroit Bank and they viii act
as The AGENT for the banks.
The credit arrangement Is
unique in a number OF respects
The termination credit is guar
Hn'eed by tho Navy Depart
mont "a The extent of - per
cent and Is 10 be made avail
shlC by the hanks against for
muls consisting only OF Pack
ards investment IN Cancelled
contracts.
Running conCurrentN with
the termination credit - nn-
guaranteed revolving credit
which IS 10 be made available
by the banks against d for
mula based or uncanCClcd con-
tracts. The maximum credit
available whether on The guar
anteed or the unguaranteed
basis, or both, Is 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
Ba+hrick Shifts Two

d. l.. Bathrick. who has just
returned 10 his former job az
general sales manager of Pom
tiac, has assigned Latham Clark
10 manage the Buffalo zone and
promoted II. Gordon Hersh TO
be zone manager al Memphis.
Clark. native Detroiter. has
been with Oakland and Pontiac
since 1881 and has been in the
East for the company. He sue
ceeds j l.. Johnson, who re-
signed TO take a leadership in
Lancaster. Pa
HerSh has been with Pontiac
since 1887 and was sales promo
ton manager until sent IN,
Memphis. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
Stee|s Pace
Market Gains

NEW YORK, June 30 GNS)-
The stock market went higher to-
day under the impressive leader
Ship Of some of its most i'm
portant issues.
Buying was primarily OF a
technical nature,
The best advance was scored in
the opening hour when such
stocks as L. 6. Steel. Bethlehem
and American Telephone g. Tele-
graph all hit new highs on the
first transactions. Later the
utilities came TO The fore in heavy
dealings
The low priced stocks which
have dominated trading recently
again we're active although price
changes were sharply reduced
Volume continued al around
l.75O.000 shares.
BIG steel featured the forenoon
trading 1t opened up - at a
new high of 599s on 3,000-share
sale. and then went 10 59l2
Bethlehem gained a like amount
on the first deal also TO hit a
new high of 63l2.
American Telephone e. Tele-
graph continued its march to new
highs with gam of Is on the
first sale 10 1921 and followed
IT by climbing TO 1882.
In utilities American Water
works was active and s4-point
higher at ga. North American
also gained ~ to Is" and United
Corp. and Electric Power e. Light
were likewise improved
Among low priced faVorites,
WHY'S was inclined to sag, sell
ing off y TO 17Sa on reports the
company was having treasury de-
partment difficulties over its con-
tract with Charles Z. Sorensen.
its new president.
Invest In Invasion: Bay q BoBd---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
arm ers' Market

FRUITS Cherries early Rrhman No.
s. 70 2t-gf crate sweet i7Ar IN.
Sttawhetres 81 2 g. 2t-G' crate Rssp-
berries. red SO 2i-pt crat. Currpn,s,
red s. is-qi crate
VEGETABLE GREENS Cshbass
greens ~ ! sc 81 bu. C0llards. Tsc1
81 bu Ksle 81 IS ~. Koh'rsbi 75e 4
81 dez hchs S7rtsi $780, Spinach,
50 J. 81 - Ism bu swiss card zoe n
81 hu Turri- greens 80 3 81 2bgl 80
bu Musfarf gt,s1s 40 ] s. 1s41 80 bu.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS IN.
dives 81 5n1275 nU EscArrie fancy.
81 go bu ~ sci o. Leaf lettuce
80 soc ln.in. haskell. Head let'+ee Sc
10 Farslcy curly SOL Is d0z bchs.
Romano o. poc bu
VEGETABLES .MIsCEi Asparagus
fancy 81 - dor NJ 81 25nl On Wax
- 2sh bu Ree's 500 71r taf bchs
nSI 4s-rb hu Carrots hunebet FRO
dor echs CauIriover 81 d45 Celery.
fancy 81 - 90 don b,hs SO a6e
n 81 C4rImbers hci house Sc a. S, bu.
On 81 drz hchs -EHAsn onions fancy 81
dor hobs ~ 90 Soc Ta.. .t FOOT.
SH1 % dor hrhs Peas 81 sras 2s.ih.
hu Potatoes 80 81 Soc e 100 los
Radishes red doz hchs 50 T. VOL Is:
long white fancy 81 ~ doz hcts No l.
75cHxi Rhutafb oujd1ar ro r'r dor
bchs squash Italian S34a50 peck
basket summer. t2u2 90 D. hu T5ns-
toes hothouse. fancr s. i'm basket:
10 81 SO. Turnips. SO ! a0c4 IS
EGGS Large Nlal2 3o-4a1 case,
medium 500 10 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
Grains
Irregular

CHICAGO June 30 uNS)--
Wheat futures turned downward
late today and declined sc TO 1c
after advancing as much as l2sc
carrier. July fell from Sl597s to
81 577s Final prices were sc 10
g. off
Rye also staged a right about
face and carly gains of Sac 10 lie
were converted into losses rang
ing 10 lac. Last prices were lc
TO &C down
Oats closed &c TO &C higher
and barley sc TO sc up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
{ HICAGO

CHICAGO. June 80 GNsl HOGS
Is. 5n0 market. steady; top, ti3 Is hulk.
Sl2 5113 25: heavies. t11 5oN IL 35 me-
diums St3.75 lights, sI225h - rs. light
tights Sll.7aai2 rs; packing sows, $40 rs
n ll.15, pigs $50 so.
CATTLE 500: market, steady: calves
500. market steady. Beef steers: choice.
S16Ml7 so; medium, sian 49, yearlinEs
SI3nl7: butchers, heifers. 81 IN 1913:
cows. S1i50d1 10 50; bull HoG IA;
calves. SEA is. feeders steers, Sil 2 II;
storkers steers, S10n IL rs; cows and
heifers 500 u rs.
SHEEP 500. market. steady. lambs.
Sia 50Gi5 50: common. Sl2 5oT IA year
unrs Sl3nli: feeders, Sii n IL; ewes,
50 90 ~ T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
ARMY MISSING
AsfutIf AFsat

ZiNMNR. SGT ERWIN r Mrs
Fta j. LImmer. mother, ConrefsviIle.
Mediterranean Area
BoLLEI. % 1T LEO Mrs Made
nr, e. BNel, mother. 1879 McDouEal.
Detroit
cRANrA1I. pic vfTus u Mrs.
Ienu-, r. CrAldAL- wife Pontiac.
DAVIS III 1T CLARENCE r Mrs.
ksil.ten H. DAVIS wife 3-9S Concord
Detroit
fLOup slsGr john NJ Mrs.
lila ~ fIoup mother. Rogers CITY
CIfEoY ep 1T HlLIhRD s.-Mfs.
Bessie GuroS mother. Fiherta
HAFZpOEE TIsGT OTTO W
Waiter D. Hsut1rf father. 1870 Pine
hurst Detroit
HODGE. PVT CARL ~ Mis- Frau-
'ss N.flc Batte CrerN
ElHrF sSgT EDWARD II Mrs.
N7r1 g. kuh'c mother. 1872 Ward
rASCFoRD SGT JOSEPH n Mrs.
TIH D. Callahan. mother, Beiieview.
tWASuOWSKl I'D 1T STANLEY
Hfs FvA faWAnd.wsk Memphis
MhKkk. FLIGHT OFFICER VICTOR
Ar.,eN Nsrah. 1855 saIiua, pear
rFrN1s. SGT WILLIAM 1R -
- anna In'4TIa. NJ ifef. Sf'.AA AAr't
TRI$SiFI SGT CHAIR rs NJ Jf
MIS- Patricia X. Trimmer wife MI
Clemens
WaENFP 'sIsGT LEWIS r-Mrs.
.t.ry Warner. VIE. 3s7s Richion, De
NAVY niAD
FrFGNF sd. ROCCO. : Coast
cGa,s RAYMOND siuonc. tfa'ner. 3osl
tt|'sH. Detroit
SAW Wut NUtn
tffnr stc STANLEY ANTHONY
Nr a. Mrs. J.tr -. Gaior. parents,
ttfs Wtesar Dt,fuf
N.IUCAS. SID IpHN Mrs. Mary Iu-
cas refbfr. sfA Iaphaw Dearborn
WANkS MACHSlsT = MATE g.,
THOMAS JAMES Sir ard Mrs Jo'
trff WcNruus. parents Flint.
MFLICHkF : &C. GERALD VICTOR
ST. and Mrs Charles Meuchar, par
s---4--4-f. --+-i-F
gSARSkI 81. EUGENF JOB VI
C.ae Cu8fd Award Snarski. father
l.Es+ Fpsf.rE Detroit
EToYASONIrH Ff2r GEORGE JO
sEIH Milan Gurch tfofner. S. can
shores Nrs Gerad S'rinFef sister
. FtNftr'h. Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
Chevrolet Dealers Meet

Plans for better parts distri-
button and training and develop
mcnt Of apprentice mechanics
were adopted after the two-day
conference here OF the Chew
rolct national dealer planning
committee. The dealers agreed
that the critical manpower
shortage was threatening MAJ
Jor breakdown IN motor trans
portation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

ton for present and postwar
development of business. Rick
erd has been assistant adver-
Using manager of Chevrolet di-
rector of advertising for the
Standard Accident Insurance
Co: twice elected international
president of the Insurance Ad-
Vertising Council. and has had
in recent years his own agency
in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

ing thinner
Keller in an
Gu iV e
capacity ef-
fective July
].
T is ar
r a n cement,
according TO
thinner, is a
move toward
( u r [ h Q r
strengthening
the OTganlZa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
Westrate lakes Post

Leonard WeStrate has Joined
the staff of Chiffon Publications
for Automotve and Aviation
Industries. Motor Age and the
Commercial Car Journal. He
succeeds Edward L. Warner Jr..
who has moved 10 the Automo-
tive and Aviation Parts Manu-
facturerS, Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

victor r, KHsour, fs'htr. soi peIs~afe.
Detroit.
European Ar,ai
hpDY "a 1T. CLAYTON o.
Nathaniel ? Adcy. father rarese
RAGNtSCo I'd IT ANGLO Mrs
Mar BsF1asca mother. l7iZ5 Rose
rHRIsrENsEN T.sGT poS4In
NJ. Alice Christensen. wife Saginaw
uOROW SGT HAKuIn E-Hf'
OLA Urrnw m1theI ST. .useFh.
FhGAN. ~ 1T WILLIAM j. Il
Ms March Ella FaEar. mothcr
lAuLT SGT. JOHN = Jk Nr.
Vienna o Gaul,. mother. 1909 Beaver
Hrrr ~ IT rrGF>p p M-,
virginia " Herp vie. l.7ss s'fa,
Johnson TlsGT PAU. o r-.
IONFs. IsT IT WILLIAM g. k.rt
~ Zones. fHthsr flush.na
KALhHAR SIsCT JAMES a Hf.
s,ea FemlnF mother Merrill
EEsrtRkE 10 IT DJhNA A.
KIASZT0EDWSE SGT tETH D.
q Nu Irene u Llv.er, st''f
Pafet.su Detroit
tr>. IsT IT. NupTET u- --,
Mama p Lurc wife. 1895 JrserVev.
rREnH0 s SGT CHESTER Mrs
ANA irsakc. w her. p fFeFur.
RHODES sfE ray W.
sScH'fNfH. .slF Louis
Mv Ca,as-.r ea.~rss'' 'as5, Mos.
elLyFE ~ IT ROBERT e. 1F-
NJ Hs-1t FIcf.rs sFer ~atfr
-vit. SGT WHO ra t.
E"'rsy SISTER it'-a e-r'-ass D..
suru tsr ~ ROBERT ~ -Yrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
DetroId Declares
25-Cent Dividend

International Detrola Corp. has
declared a quarterly dividend of 25
cents on common, payable Aug. /
TO stock of record July Is. The
same amount was paid May |.
-Soldiers Buy War Bonds, Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

BRIGGS MANrrAcruRr>G COMPANY

Notice Of Annual Meeting Of Shareholder,
To Me Shareholders Of Buggs Manuf.s-
turing Company
Notice - hereby given thar ne Arrual
Meetng ~ the shareholders 20 p,Iss.
Manufacturing Company viii D. NO. =,
the ONCE Of the COMPANY rrru Nark
Avenue IN the City OF petfIU. NictIyan
on Monday. July 10 1874, a. o.sloek -
the afternoon eastern STANDARD w.,
Time', for the following purposes
/ The election 81 seven director, vn.
SHAH hold office for the cregIr, =.
or urtil their successors ate efsr,.d
NJ appointed. a. provided hy -
Bylaw
2 Considering and acting upon rsrr.
ment plan fpr salarief sp1ir,e, =,
the Company Substantially a. -,
lined IN the Proxy Statement s,ts1
June y, l9ii.
3 The transaction ~ such other bust
ness ~ may properly tune befo,.
The meeting or any adi0urrn,enf a,
sdlournments thereof.
Shareholders Of record az NJ, e,.. =.
business on June l. 1874. will he 10y
70 notice Of. and 10 vote at the nest,ns
BY order OF the Board Of Direction.
A. y. BLAcKwo0p
Dated Detroit Michigan
juno u 1915
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

THE corpsmen returned from beyond the seawan
quickly half dragging, half carrying husky Marine
been shot through the bone above his knee The
wounded man. grooming, was sat beside Il think he's
in that coconut PALM" he said waving hand. Then
corpsman bandaged his leg and jabbed morphine syree
into his
Seventy-fvs yards down the beach, the Marines had
set up mortar which they were firing every minute
So one OF them got up to kneelng position TO adjust
his instrument We him tumble the edge OF the
hole the set in Then his companion jumped
UP to help him He fell back shot through the heart
The men with the TINT and the famethrower went after
pIbox only few feet from where the Marines had been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
TOIIDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. June 30 NNSI--Cash gTain on
track
WHEAT No. . red. soft 81 60i4 n 81.
CORN No yellow, Sll6lg No. )
yellow Si.l5&
OATS No. white. SOns1c; No. ,
white. 7aH soc
SOYBFANS- No ? yellow 81 81
When Did You last Buy Bund"--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

the II & tro . I
branch Bank
erS Life Co OF
DCs NJ DIN cS.
Ia. 10 succeed
Joseph V Beck
recently com
mlSSioned sec
ond lieutenant
in the L. s.
Marine Corps
Reserve Rlett
W a : formerly
the local man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
Joins thinner

Announcement is made by
Walter thinner. president of
Zimmer-Keller Agency. that c.
+. Rickerd is closing his own
advertising business and is join
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
Universal Cooler,
DetroIa Merger Off

It is understood that negotia-
tionS for the merger of Interna-
tional Dctrola and Universal
Cooler have been discontinued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
~~~>Ths Detroit Times
w. Honor Roll
~ Official Casualty List

The department made public today the names OF d
soldiers The announcement includes
casualties Asac European Mediterranean and southwest
Pacific
Seven Michigan among the 15 casualties listed
today by the navy department.
casualties and @ kin Who have been notified are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
NINNITIG, GRAINs

WINNIPEG. June 80 GNsi RYE
futures closed s. 10 ! NC off today with
july 81 0SS bid October 81 rs a, n oS z,
Decemh,r Sl0s', sales MAY. 81 ia
lllis sales
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

hit This time the charge must have been very powerful
because smoke and dirt flew fifty feet into the air The
fame got into the pIbox. We could hear dozens OF bull
lets popping inside Later four dead Japs were found
BY four o'clock the naval gunfre and the planes were
really raising hell the island. The destroyer salvos
sounded like thundercaps: the explosion Of the hits right
back OF us then the whsng of the SHE'LL then the sound
OF rumbling of the guns which reached later
The strahng planes were coming over now in great
numbers four, six and eight at time First could
the two wisps of smoke grayblue wp from the guns
on either wing Then could hear the popping OF the bull
let's which sounded like hot grease in frying They
tearing into the palm trees and the shelholes scat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
Name RiIett Head
OF Bankers Life Here

Paul s. Rilett has been APP
pointed acting agency manager OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so far this wear.
Did You Last Buy n ROnds-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
OLD CONTRACT

tered inland back Of where the snpers thickes
Then the dve-bombers would appear in the sky above
us two three time would dive screamingly toward
the earth and let go their bombs. moment later
would hear the explosion Of the Notwithstanding kd-
tchtmp kd-tDhump. And the earth would shudder and
more sand would run into shoes.
Then eight more fighters would appear on line roar
ing in at two thousand feet overhead and six
teen wsps OF smoke would trail behind the planes
grease popping sounded like monumental fishery.
During all these weird indescrbably great noises Jap
machine usually chartered acknowledgements
popas to show that all the noise had affected it not
at all
Continued TomorrOw)
, ScrGpbooks, Detroit Times, Detroit 81, Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
ouIoAoo CASa GRAIN

CHICAGO, June 30 lNSI-NHEAT t
No. red $l.s3ia 81. No. 2 mixed.
81 631s
on hers none.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01
European ARA,

KIlGOUR = SGT HAROLD o.
Victor :. KHEour. fsther Fui Delaware
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

ISL u VTT 1T WNIT l'INTI Lit on
y. G..
Invest In Invasion Huy y Bnnd-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

ZMMTR s SGT ERWIN r Mrs
~ j. .-mmar- mnLner. Cu-n.I.yL-Lc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

s.'''''~-. t1day June 30, 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

In Invasion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-01

Notice 81 Annual Meeting ~ Shareholders
To the Shareholders Of Buggs Msnuf..-
turing COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

HAM Rolls WITH TOMATO SAUCE
2 cups flour IheVPI ground cooked
isPs. boxing powder HON
lisp. saf "a ibspS tomato Juice
VI cup cTiseo or milk
"a cup milk Soh-PsPPer
Sift dry ingredients together Cut in Crsco.
Count pure. digestible Crisco for mouth
melting biscuit you know will be easy TO digestD
Add milk to form soft dough. Roll out 10 rec
tangle on Toured board Moisten meat with to-
mato juice Tor milk Season 20 taste Spread over
dough. Roll up like jelly roll cut slices one inch
thick Brush with milk and place cut side down
on "Criscoed" baking sheet; Bake in hot oven
(425'F.) $40 min. till brown. Serve with Tomato
Sauce. All Measurements Level. Serves as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
y&appy findings for sAAA!
COOK WITH cRIScOI
No other shortening does so much 20 muke
rutioned meals EXCITING and DlcEsTIBLEl

Ham left over7 Want to make point thrifty exciting
TO eat9 Easy to d6est9 It's eay Cook with Crsco and
US ITUe Crsco does for cooking than any other
shortening For Csco has cooking all its own 1t gives
you lighter tender cakes. way get faky,
tender crust every time And with Crsco there's need
TO worry about dgestons Even Crsco fried foods
di9estibe children may eat 1eHal
Begin ToduYl Make light, Haky biscuit for those Ham
Rolls with Crisco Fry those Conmeal Slices in Crsco and
you'll know they're dieestible, Any time recipe calls for
shortenngreach for pure aveeetabie Csco and be sue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Concert Presented

"The thing will be to regulate
the hours to accommodate all
who will want to use IT," he
said. 81 wish that we could make
the walls swell"
A concert which the boys en-
ioyed immensely was given by
Cameron Mclean, baritone, &C
companied by Adalyn Vannan
and CHI Szanto, pianist.
Part OF their enjoyment APP
parently was in looking at the
feminine artists who were at
tractive in long dresses, CHI in
a black net, over rustling tat
feta. with a pink rose appli-
qued on the skirt, and Adalyn
Vannan in a black crepe. lace
trimmed, with a gardenia in her
hair.
In the receiving line were
Gen. Bastion, Maj. f. +. Cat
man. executive officer; 1t.
Frank Egan. education orienta-
ton officer. and Mrs. Glenn An
derson.
Passing down the line were
some OF the donors and repre-
sentatives of contributing or
CARNATIONS, including: Mrs.
William L. McGiverin, president
OF the Women's District Golf
Association; Mrs. John F. Dow
ney, district president of the
Larned Unit, American Legion
Auxiliary; Mrs. Kathryn Mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
City Sororities
Plan Busy Week

NORTHWEST GROUP OF
DELTA DELTA DELTA will
attend a luncheon meeting at
| p. m. Monday at the home of
Mrs. George Hoppin in Edison
avenue.
Gamma Phi Beta's Detroit
alumnae will hold a rummage
sale Thursday in Victor street,
Highland Park.
Sigma Kappa Alumnae Asso-
cations dinner meeting Mon
day at the home of Mrs. II. G..
Bixby in Breton Drive.
Chi Ofnega's East Side meet
ing will be held at $50 p. m.
Nov. 8 at the home Of Mrs.
c. f. Downing in Beaconsfield
road, and the Northwest group
will meet at $50 p. m. Nov. l
at the home of Ethel Quinn in
Rosemont avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Sunday Nights Pleasant

Sunday n ight is always so
pleasant at the club and Thurs
day night as well.
At the buffet the other night
we saw pretty Mrs. Ray Jacobs.
bubbling with enthusiasm for
her work in the USO.
The James McClintochs were
in a corner OF the big d in ing
room.
The Oscar Buhrs came in
smart Mrs. Buhr with the new
upswept hairdo - becoming TO
her blond beauty.
The Ned Bachelors were
there-Mrs. Henry Sanger with
her son, Henry Snow Sanger,
and his family, and we saw vie
vacious Mrs. Richard Macaulay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

On a plaque in the Music APP
probation Room is an inscrip-
ton stating that this is Sun
shine Fund, INC, project and
that the room is dedicated 10
the enlisted men and officers Of
Percy Jones. "
Among those who were not
present on Tuesday were: Mr..
and Mrs. edward F. Fisher,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ernest Wilde,
the Osnos family" Mrs. Alfred
J. Wilson, Mrs. w. Colburn
Standish, Judge and Mrs. De-
Witt Merriam, Fred Sanders,
Harold r. Smiley, Alex Schrei-
Der. William A. London and
Mrs. G. Ogden Ellis.
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IS. Several dates already
arranged include Dick Nc
Conkie and Diane Roosevelt,
Bob Warren and Frances
Newell, Guy Schmidt and
Dawn Haugen. Bob Little
and Catherine Kemp, Bruce
Sander and Ruth Harrell,
Dan Grigg and Lewis Booth,
Danna Elcar and Frances
Mead, Andy Burlingame and
Jean Helgeson and Ralph
Backus and Nancy Ball.
Mrs. George M. Dwelley has
returned 10 her home. South
field road, from a visit in Or
lando, Fla. with her mother.
Mrs. /. T. Hunt.
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beloved women in Detroit
society today.
Most of the activities In
Crosse Pointe conferred about
the Country Club this week.
The opening Of the bowling sea-
son caused a fiutter Of anticipa-
tion and the women bowlers are
buzzing with excite n I 4.
Among them you will see Mrs.
Harold Boyer, Mrs. William Me-
Givern, Mrs. James T'hayer Nc
MILAN. Mrs. Robert Stoepel,
Mrs. Herbert Trix. Mrs. c.
Wallace Toles, Mrs. Dean Rob-
inson. Mrs. Henry Way Burritt.
Mrs. Charles Hodges and Mrs.
Elroy Jones.
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are spending fortnight at
French Lick Springs. Ind, with
Mrs. Henry r. Williams Jr. Of
Detroit.
Mrs. William f. Blythe, Betty
Blythe and Mrs. Draper Allen
are planning supper party and
shower for Oct, 26 in honor OF
Barbara Meyer, whose marriage
10 William +. Thomas will be
Solemnized Nov. 20.
Announcement is made Of the
marriage, Sept. 10. OF Joanna
Penoyar, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Penoyar, Lake Park
drive. 10 Ensign Rodney l..
Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
c. Smith. National City, Cal.
They were married at Christ
Episcopal Churc Redondo
Beach, Cal. and are living in
Bremerton, Wash.