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 Who Offers You Help

Who does the Chaplain see when he's got troubles?
 The Inspectors!
 Who's the original answer manP The Inspectors!
 Something going wrong that you can't figure out? Is there something you want to know?
 Ask the Inspectors!
 His time is your time and heu drive himself crazy getting you an an swer.
 Write or see the Air Inspector, Ar my Air Base, Bradley Field. Co"nee- ticat, on yonr problems.
 My master sergeant friend was busted, and now he won't have much money" said the blonde.
 "I'll bet you feel sorry for him." "Yeah, he'll miss mel"
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FINGER CLOSES ON BERLIN

LONDON. = The spearheads of the three Allied offensives against Germany now are approxi- mately the same distance from Berlin. The Anglo-American forces in France, the Allies in Italy and the Red Army in the East are all less than TOO miles from the Nazi capital.
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France-Pvt. George Lemel- in, who landed with the Eng ineers on D-Day, received word the other day that his draft board in Detroit had granted him occupational deferment for one year-as an essential war worker. THIS WEEKS FUNNY BROADCAST
 LONDON - Berlin's radio in a broadcast monitored here, sol emnly reported Japan's "peace terms" to the U. s. as follows: 1. Confiscation of the entire D. s. Navy.
 2. All large merchant ships to be placed at Japan's disposal.
 3. All expenses to be paid by the United States.
Bradley beam., 1944-07-22

The B. 6 o.
 Whose engines fit
 Around it's scenic bends
 Must never lose the "&"
 For it would thereby
 Lose it's friends. A tricky Jane I'll tell the world, Is little Minnie Marters; A welcome smile on rosy lips But mousetraps on her garters! The main trouble with the straight and narrow is that there's no place to park. When reveille blows in the morn- ing,
 We think it would be dandy, If soldiers could put on uniforms, Like the clothes worn by Mahat- ma Gandhi.
 Boss: "I suppose you know when quitting time is." Steno: "Yes. When anyone knocks on the door,"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18
Local BowIers
Gel Prize Cash

Mount Clemens bowlers
grabbed themselves an other
share of the prize melon in the
Michigan State bowling tourna-
ment over the weekend at Pal
mer Park Recreation, Detroit,
Although the amount won by
the local maple maulers will not
be known until the tournament
is concluded, the sum should be
sizcable.
Heading the Mount Clemens
contingent in the minor events
was Les Frederick. who had 637
in the singles, and the doubles
team of Emmett Quinn and
Spike PaulSen who had 1877 in
the tWo-man event. Quinn fur
nished 637 of the total on games
of 222, 215 and 200. Paulsen OPP
ened with 221, dropped TO 142
and came back with 1877 for $50.
Frederick started with 10 in
the solo event and followed up
with 224 and 234.
Other singles winners were
Mike Murphy with SOS, which
included 254 opener; Clint
Irwin with $50, and Floyd Fred
erick with 563. A possible mon
ey score in doubles was shot by
Murphy and F. Frederick who
teamed for l14l. The latter con-
tributed 500.
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Two Teams
Roll Sweep

Leaders held their places last
Friday in the Ladies Minor
League at BoWl-O-Drome. Two
of the first division clubs, Pome-
roy Insurance and D. n. Cooley
Morticians, each registered a
sweep. Pomeroy BANKED Swan
Drugs and the Morticians shut
out Petch Tool e. Die. Pacemak-
ing Goebel won three points
from Tassie Tavern and second
place Fuller-Peltier Taxi took
three points from Mount Glenn
ems Skating Arena. Macomb
Beauty Shop and Barney's Tail
ors also chalked up 81 victories,
Macomb winning from Den
marsh Mariners Club and Bar
ney's from LaCroix e. Groes-
beck.
Mary Soenen's 400 series and
Sandy Fredericks 100 game
were high marks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18
Painters Hold
6.POint Margin

LaCroix Painters and Deco
rators maintained their six
point lead over Clinton Bar @
last night in the Ladies Major
League at Bowl-O-Drome. The
pacemakers chalked up 81
victory over Don's Five as Clln-
ton won the same margin from
Henk Studio Three other
teams registered 81 victories,
Johnnie's Five winning from
Denmarsh Hotel, Dads Rustic
Rest from Barnett's Dress Shop
and Vedas Beauty Salon from
M. r. Anderson. A sixth match
between j. g. J. Music and Bath
City Garage was halved.
Josie Scott of LaCroix copied
individual honors with 1876
game in a 523 series.
The CtapLiroS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18
Kiwanis Keg|ers Roll
into Eleventh Place

The Mount Clemens Kiwanis
Club bowling team took over
eleventh place in Class E by
shooting 248l in the Detroit
Times Sweepstakes at Imperial
Recreation Saturday afternoon.
This was a fine showing for
the local owlers who have a
team average Of only 1876 and
we're competing with teams
with averages up to TIA. Each
man bowled better than usual
as the team went 273 pins over
average.
Individual totals were: Ralph
Clark, SIS; Herb Parres, 498;
DR.. Joe LaRiviere, 500; Mac
Trabue, 474, and Jack Gal
braith, 491.
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The Monitor-leader
TUESDAY JANUARY l8, 1914 PAGE Il
MOnitOr.Leader
Sets New Mark

Surprises came thick and fast
last night in the House League
at Bowl O-Drome. Here are the
highlights, not in the order of
their importance:
|. Monitor-Leader shot 95l in
its second game for a new league
mark and won two out of three
from I. o. 0. F.
2. Detroit News and Miller
Insurance, each with a 757 av-
erage, aggregated 2299 apiece
for three games. The Miller
men took two games.
3. slim" Pitts, rolling a $40
series which included 242
game. powered Mount Clemens
Manufacturing back into first
place by itself as the team won
two from Post Engineers Car
pentry.
4. Yde Grocery. previously
tied for first. dropped to third
place by losing three games TO
Copeland Manufacturing.
5. Mastro Grocery took over
second place by scoring a 81
win over Post Engineers Elec-
trio.
6. The league contributed
SO so to the Infantile Paralysis
Fund.
The standings:
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Leaders Lose
i'm B League

independents and State Farm
Insurance, running one-two in
the Class B League at Macomb
Recreation, each finished on the
short end OF a 81 score last
night. The Independents were
defeated by Franks Market and
State Farm lost TO Wolcott's
Mill. Lone sweep was marked
up by Pepsi Cola at the expense
of Bannow Drug. In fourth
match Mount Clemens Dairy
took three points from Batkins
Radio.
G.. Coombs OF Franks had Sill
for high series and w. Belcynski
Of Mount Clemens Dairy had
l85 for high game.
The Standings:
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PROBABLE LINEUP
Cleaners Hold
First Place

Super Cleaners held its two
point lead over Lee Printing IN
their fight for first place last
Friday in the Knights OF Column
bus League at Bowl-O-Drome,
scorings 40 victory over Henk
Studio as Lee won by the same
margin from F. j. Miller Com
pany. A shutout for the Flyers
over Hillcrest Studio by forfeit
ure put the former in tie for
third place. In fourth match
Schunke Jewelry and Eagles
broke even.
High scores were Bernie Will
bur's $50 series for Super and
Ed Miller, Jr,s 2l4 game for
Miller's.
T,I,~ Ct,ul ~
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Baihers Bow
10 TunneIites
Port Huron Wins
Il TO IA Tilt

Sports fans in Mount Clemens
are still talking about how the
Bathers were defeated by the
Port Huron Tunnelites. 2l-l4. at
the high school gymnasium Fri
day night.
With the score 2l-l4 i'm the
third quarter. Port Huron set
tied down TO freeze the ball. So
effectively did they do this. that
during the last four minutes the
only time a Mount Clemens man
had his hands on the ball was for
one foul shot. AS the Tunnelites
Cheered and Bather fans booed,
Port Huron kept passing the ball
around. sout OF reach of the
Bathers, Sailing for time until
the final whistle.
The Bathers had more fouls
called on them than their oppon-
cnts. In fact, they had almost
three times as many. This con-
tributed much TO their defeat.
Nine of the Tunnelites points
came from completed foul shots.
Although both teams sank the
same number Of field goals. Port
Huron came out on the long end
of the score by making their
free throws count.
However, with the exception
of fouling, Mount Clemens play
ed good basketball They only
allowed Port Huron six field
goals Their defensive play was
we'll above par.
II was anybody's ball game all
the way, and realizing this, the
Tunneiites took no chances on
the Bather's getting the ball as
they froze it for the last quarter.
This was the Bathers' third de-
feat of the season, while it was
Port Huron's third victory.
The Bather Reserve squad was
literally swamped as the Tunnel
lite youngsters trounced them
All.
Stiff practise Monday prepar-
ed the Bathers for their game
tonight with East Detroit. East
Detroit was defeated by Mount
Clemens in their first engage
ment, 29-27 The reserve game
which is scheduled for us will
be followed Immediately by the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18
Facu|fymen 10 Clash
with Golden Bears
Jsp-Amerieen hoopsters
in First Official Tilt

The Golden Bears. Japa-
nese-American basketball team,
composed of men who are now
working in Mount Clemens
green houses, will play their
first official game Thursday
night against the Faculty Five
team at p. m. in the Eastland
high school gym.
While credited with no Off
cial victories or defeats, the
Golden Bears played three
scrimmage games in which they
were defeated only once. The
scrappy Faculty team, however,
boasts a perfect strong OF six
wins and no losses.
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Sheet Metal
Stunned;LOse
by 238 Points

1t wound up as anyone would
expect "grudge" sporting
event TO wind up; The losing
team, with cry akin TO I'VE
Wuz Robbed" demanding a re-
match and getting it from the
victor.
The losing team in this in
stance was the Selfridge Field
Sub-Depot sheet metal depart
ment, which took on the aero
repair department OF the same
sub-depot in a bowling match
at the Bowl-O-Drome last Sat
urday.
With a large gallery of Sell
fridge civilian employees looking
on, the aero repair boys, headed
by Butch" Harris, took sheet
metal into camp by a margin Of
238 pins. The ten aero members
aggregated 1868 against sheet
metals 4l30, humiliating the
latter no end and resulting in
them offering one and sundry
kinds of alibis. ..--.--------
Captain Otto Wissner of the
losing team blamed it all on the
fancy CD regalia worn by one
Arthur (Rockerfeller) Holke,
who came attired in a striped
shirt partially covered by a
sweat shirt. When Sir Arthur
stripped himself of his overcoa,
and stood before his teammates
they were stunned, to put il
mildly. Some thought Sir Ar
thur had oversight and rushed
TO the bowling alleys without
changing the pajamas he got as
a Christmas present; others on
his side thought he was run
ming away from the sheriff.
MY boys were so awed by
the spectacle that they couldn I
regain their compoSure for the
match" WisSner asse TT d
Some of them, | think, had
spots before their eyes. In any
event, I'll make sure Mr.. Holke
bitches that fancy getup before
our next match"
The next match, by the way
will take place on Saturday
Jan. 20. at the BoWl-O-Drome
starting at 1880 p. m.
Despite the shellacking his
sheet metal boys took, WissneI
is confident his gang can lick
Butch Harris minions. Harris
who was high for his team witt
a 531 series, is just as confident
his gang can repeat.
Come what may, real bowl
ing feud has been started.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18
Painters. Lager
i'm 2nd Place Tie

LaCroix Painters and Altes
Lager advanced into a tie for
second place with Knights Of
Columbus last night in the Holy
Name League at Mount Clemens
Recreation. The Painters and
Altes each registered 81 vic
tory, the former defeating K. Of
c. and Altes winning from Pro-
gressive Press Mcmahon Coal.
first place holder, also dropped
two games. bowling TO Hi-Speed.
In another match Macomb Beer
Store outshot Old Bru twice.
Jack Coulter Of LaCroix
copied double honors with a
1913 game in $50 series.
The Standings:
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Fights
Last Might

BALTIMORE-Joe Baksi, PIP,
Kulpmont, Pa, knocked out
Dan Merritt, 202i2, Chicago, 6.
fluffy Cummings, al, British
Navy. outpointed Sandy Mack,
l42, Baltimore, 6.
CHICAGO--Jerry Pittro. l44
Chicago, outpointed Roy Lewis
1856 u, Muncie, Ind, 10. Vic Soy
ko, Milwaukee, knocked out
Sammy Scully, Chicago, 2.
TRENTON, N. J. - Larry
Lane, 1911, Trenton, outpointed
Henry Jones, 1876 y, New York,
9. Ross Strickland, ,l65, New
York, outpointed Harry Gary,
154l2, New York 8.
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krause, Cooley
Tied i'm Second

Krause Service moved into a
tie for second place with D. N.
Cooley Morticians in the Luth-
eran League at Mount Clemens
Recreation last Friday. Krause
took two games fro mthe Nor
ticians as league-leadng AL
Wardts Dist butors also
dropped two games to Farmers
Milling. Priehs Sales scored
81 win over Mount Clemens
Hardware and Alwardts Cafe
annexed the odd game from
Koppitz.
c. Misch and George Alwardt
tied for high series, 498. while
the latter had 1913 for high sim
gle.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18
DrOmers Edge
Palace Rec

Although rolling two games OF
under 900, Bowl-O-Drome man
aged TO score a sweep Saturday
over Palace Schoenherr Recre-
alton of Detroit in Macomh
All-Star League match at Bowl
O-Drome. The Dromers racked
up 874. 800 and GIG against the
Detroiters' 1888, IT'S and 100. Les
Frederick set the pace for the
winners with SCI, followed by
Harry Saunders with $40.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18

CAMP ELLIS, H., Jan. ia
R)-Lack of transportation re.
suited in the cancellation yester-
day OF a fourgame trip into
Michigan Of the Camp Ellis bas-
ketball team, the public rela-
lions office announced.
The games cancelled were
with Central Michigan at Mt.
Pleasant last night Western
Michigan at Kalamazoo tonight,
Alma College tomorrow night
and Dow Chemical at Midland
Thursday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18

ball that fits your hand.
advise everybody TO use a
three-finger ball. II gives you a
better grip. makes the ball feel
lighter, gives YOU better control.
Besides. you'll learn quicker.
All modern bowlers use this
type.
started as two-finger
bowler and never changed. This
was because when | began that
was the only kind made.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18
BY JIMMY SMITH

Everybody ought to bowl It's
healthy, diverting and pleas
urable pastime. just exciting
enough to Jingle the nerves. It's
good exercise.
You can start any time. You
are never too young or too old
All you need is a ball and a
pair Of low-heeled shoes. The
alleys are everywhere.
First thing TO do is select a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18
|SeIirIdgemen In
.A6 10 IS Defeat
Lose Game 70 kirlin
In Final Seconds

Selfridge Flyers lost the clos
est game of the season last night
to the Kirlin Club of Detroit by
a As to As score in the Post
gymnasium. But they easily
could have won their closest
battle this year by freezing the
ball for 43 seconds.
Up until the final few seconds
of play, the Flyers were leading
by a As to "A count. Then Kir-
lin snatched tn eball for a light
ming basket and victory.
The Selfridgemen were in
front by II to 10 at the close of
the first quarter, but Kirlin
closed in, with the half ending
at 30 to %, still in the Flyers
favor.
With the count tied at "a to 81
at the finish of the third period,
the contest was nip-and-tuck all
the way TO the end.
High man for the Flyers was
Pelio, with Is tallies TO his cred
Pelio, with Is tallies to his
credit. ------------
Selfridge Field hoopsters took
a Al to 33 win Saturday night
in a battle with the Pontiac All
Stars. Their next game will see
them clash with Harmon YMCA
OF Detroit, in return game,
which the Flyers have the ad-
vantage, having downed the
Hannonmen previously by a 70
to SIS score.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18
SERVICE DEPARTMENT

Eddie Hickey former Creighton u. coach, hos collected
better basketball team among the officers the
owo Navy Pre- Flight School Players include Lieut. Bob I'M
MONS who played end for the Seohowks football team lost
fall Lieut. (ol Alton Elliott former Syracuse captain and Ems
von Hooen letter cournan at Ooklond City tlnd COL
Ieoe Marine Combat Correspondent Charles McKenno
reports that Jop plane torpedo through Pl
boat on travelling between south Poetic islond
. crew member from Boston, OF course) merely remarked
"Thot torpedo went through our bow like Charley ORouke
went throuQh Tennessee"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18
Sports Roundup
By Hugh Fullerton, Jr.

NEW YORK. Jan Is - tAP) - Novy Lieut. Roland F.
ooon who formerly trained West Point Athletic hos
lust finished constructing nnehoe golf course at Fleet
Recreation Center somewhere in the south Pacific. The
center which Logan probably the largest outside the
United Stoes also has sottba don'onds two tor nod-
boil two football fields four basketball courts and facilities
voey boil soccer boxing hondba horseshoe Ptcn-
ino and swimming The popular sport OF the Bon-
BRIDGE Nd Naval Training Station lost month was pool with
81 porto ponts conpored 10 "a o. for bowling ond
S32S for basketball
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18
SkIRTlkG TROUBlE

SKIRTlNG TROUBLE
Jimmy Hamilton former Cubs scout and now full
time employee OF the AlI-Amerieon Girls Professional
Bosebo League, has recommended pitcher for try-
out with the Cubs But there's need TO sosp, the
eIbower hos the definitely masculine OF Hank Stone
ottends Eost High in Nashville. Tenn, ond is cousin
Of Rose Vranio Woy who coached the South Bend Ind
team in the girls league last season.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18
ohE-MIkUTE SPORTS PAGE

Joe Neville plans for three yeor old Pocers similar
to the Honbeonon for his Deowore O. track ond hopes 10
hove il in the upper fnonco and publicity brackets few
Years otter its inception in 946 The tovote college
sport Of Prof Philip Badger National Collegiate a Pres
dent basebo which gets very little ottent'on from me
NCAA Georqe Hoos Jr six-toot, four-nch son OF
bosebols Mule Haas regular the Union College lNY)
basketball team ond averages better thon seven points q
came Tom Cunan the Newark N. J., fight notch
noker has bright deo for his Jon "a show at Laurel 0o
den After the regular cord he'll show 90 minutes Of fight
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-18
TODAY'S GUEST STAR

Bill Reddy. Syracuse CN.Y.' Post Standard: sammy
Bouah had never oped coli until he bought roneh only
seven years oeo He hos progressed rapidly however
that now he is in greet demond at amateur rodeos.
Well / suppose being thrown from horse is
thon being Rocked down by Beor."
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STATISTICS
Mt. { P. H.
Fouls Is 6
Foul shots completed 2 9
Field goals s 6
Substitutlons-Mt. c. Schroe-
der, Manning, Ross, Vickers,
Mas, Charbeneau. Port Huron
Lawson.
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LINEUP
Mount Clemens Port Huron
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= Starting Players.
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Total Points-l4
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The Standings:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Sister TO Visit

Mr.. AND MRS. c. w. jim
NETTE are expecting Mrs. jim
nette's sister Mrs. Ward
E. Guest Of Chicago, Nov. 20 -
10 be their house guest until
after Thanksgiving
Mrs. Guests husband :.
Corndr. Guest =. is in the south
Pacific
Mrs. Jinnette will give a lunch
con al her house in Balmoral
drive for Mrs. Guest -.
And on Thanksgiving
the Jinnettes will give a family
dinner ..
Their guests besides Mrs.
Guest will include Mr.. jim
nette's cousin Allan Rhodes
Mrs. Rhodes and B. NJ.
Norton of Oak Park, Ill. (.
The Carl Breers will enter
tain at dinner Nov. % for Mrs.
Guest . at the Breer residence
in Windmill Point drive. Crosse
Pointe -.
Mrs. X. T. Keller also will
entertain for Mrs. Guest {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13

BEFORE RETURNING home
Merrill viii go 70 Boston TO
visit Betty Claire Plagge-
meyer
Betty Claire and Jerry Swee-
ney who were Chums al
Country Day were graduated
last June from the Katherine
Gibbs School and now have
an apartment with two other
Gibbs graduates .. a slrl
from North Carolina and a girl
from New Hampshire -.
All Betty Claire and Jerry's
Detroit friends. when they hap
pen 10 be near Boston. visit
them and they have such
gay times together
Sally Duffield was there for
a week on her way back 10 Con-
necticut college
And Barbara Cupper who goes
10 Wellesley was a recent week
end guest
Jerry is expected Thursday or
Saturday of next week by her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Sweeney Jr. and may
stay over Thanksgiving E.
Merrill Garfield hopes 10 come
back with Helen Posselius. who
goes 10 the Garland School in
Boston, and is planning to come
home for Thanksgiving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Visits Here

UP AT the City Club dur
ing the luncheon hour yeSter-
day Helen Shaw Stauch.
formerly Of Birmingham :.
here on a visit from her home
in Altadena. Cal. -. was being
joyously greeted by many OF her
old friends
Helen is visiting her parents
DR.. and Mrs. y. 7. Shaw OF
Birmingham ...
Helen had pictures OF her al
tractive daughter, Pat. now a
Junior az Scripps College .
and OF the bungalow where they
are living
From her windows she can
see Mt. Lowe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
To Honor Jan Kiepura

JAN KIEPURA 80. star Of
the Merry Widow A. the Will
son Theater will he guest
OF honor AZ a luncheon 70 be
given nv the Colony Town Club.
Tuesday AZ the DAG ..
He will be introduced by Mrs
Philip Baker. luncheon chair
man 49,.
The hour Of the semi-annual
meeting has been changed from
2 p. m. 10 Il p n .a. 10
permit those members who so
desire 10 attend the opening
performance Of The Theater
Arts Society al the Players
Playhouse
Guests ~ the Colony Town
Club games party this
evening Will be Nh
and Mrs. Francis Phelps. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Roberts, the a.
W. Senpiners. Mrs Herman 3.
Scarney and her mother Mrs.
T II. Hacking; Mrs. Humphreys
Springstun, Mr. and Mrs James
+. Steep. Mrs Irene Stshelin.
the Walter r TantS. the
Mathew A NanderKlootS. the
Henry r. Wengers. the Robert
J. Wilkins and Mrs. William j.
Young .. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13

MRS. II. WELLINGTON
YATES today heads the De-
troit Women's Council of the
Navy League. having succeeded
Mrs. Sid A. Erwin.
Mrs. Erwin has been reap
pointed state chairman by the
national chairman. Mrs. Robert
Weeks Kelly of New York.
Mrs. George Akers, wife of
the new commanding officer of
the Naval Armory, Is honorary
chairman of the local council.
Other officers for 1944-45 are:
Mrs. Sam Keller, first vice
chairman; Mrs. Benjamin War
rem, second vice chairman: Mrs.
David Miller, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Mason B. Giberson
Jr., corresponding secretary;
Mrs. James Virgins, treasurer:
Mrs. John S. Newberry, ma