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Copyright, 1915. United States Brewers Foundation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-11

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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Red Wings Give
) for 7

ST. LOUIS, April II ms
The ST. Louis Flyers OF the
American Hockey League will
get five new players in exchange
for two of last years team
members.
The deal. announced today by
Manager George Carson of the
Flyers, is with the Red Wings.
Going 10 Detroit are Dick Lynn
and Carl (Winky> Smith. Com
ing 10 St Louis are Dick kow-
cinack. Francis tRed) Kane, Ted
Garvin, William Thomson and
George De Felice. all of whom
spent all or part OF the past
season with the Indianapolis
Capitals.
Carson said the deal was com
pleted in Toronto by Flyer coach
Hap EmmS.
or the St Louis players. kow-
cinack is a center, Kane a de-
fenSeman. and the other three
arc forwards.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
I South Bend
in Final

Two South Bend entrants, Rich.
ard kevitun and Gordon Barclay
advanced 10 the finals Saturday
in the national table tennis tour
nsment at CYO Center, Mack and
Maxwell.
LeNiton won from Richard
Thompson. another South Bender
Pills. Pills. 24-22. while Barclay
a Detroiter, John
Spring, 2l-13. 2l-7, 24-4.
BoYS SINGLES
Richard Lsu,on south Bend defeated
2l-ls 24-22. Gordon Barclay. South Benz
deiested Jonn SprnF Detroit. 2l-ls, 2l-7'
JUNIOR SINGLES
Ri, Esrly. south BEND defeated jeff Nall
Detroit AIS. 2l-l9. 2l-ie. Leslie Leviton.
south Bend. defeated pick Olson. Omaha
222o s:..,ss t, 5e bo5 T9syfs S'si Sa S
2i-la ais 2l-s Bob Harlow Toledo
defeated Richard Leyiton. south Bend. 2l-le
souih BEND. def,sted Robert Edwsrds, Lsia-
Reismsn. New IoIk defeated BIZ Holion
WoMIN'S SINGLES
cISs ssr'' uii1-ss MLsso d,s..na e .s e:is'sd lss
2i-l2. Carol Blank MiSausrc oeieated
Mildred shahsu Boston 2l-lP 2l-i7.
2i.I4 leah Thai. Columbus, defeated Helen
Grant, Minneapolis 2l-13 2l-l5. 2l-s.
Ria Ksrus Denver defeated HCnuetfs
wright Long Island. n Y, 2l-ie. 1921
2i-s 1i-I6 CaTvn BLANK. Milwaukee d.
fsa'ed Nsfbs Mccain. a. Louis Il ?
2f.fs z4-22' sally Green Indiana polls
defeated Dana Young Toledo 2i-i0 2l-i4
2I-Io DayiN Hawthorne New fork Dc
ieatec Marie Nash Detroit 2l-i2. 2i.l9
2l-13. Cariyn Wilson. Baltimore defes cd
Jean scranton. Chicago, l7-2i. 2l-li. Ais.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
TIGERS and a Zoo

Memorial Stadium. where the
Tigers train here. quarters A cos
mopolitan population Besides
ball players. II houses monkeys
and one badger -. Part Of city
200 collection.
incidentally. comparisons have
all been made in the pureSt fun.
During the winter, a sports
minded mayor had the ball field
flooded and there was ice skating
for several weeks
Ann Curtis. Frisco beauty who
II today one Of the worlds great
swimmers, used 10 paddle around
in the Billy Rose Aguacade d.
She holds 1S American records
and the Sullivan Memorial award
first woman athlete TO earn
that honor.
Sgt. Connie Mack Jr. is man
ager of the post baseball team at
the Aberdeen Md army ord
nance proving grounds Grace
Thorpe. daughter of Jim Thorpe,
is now serving with the WAC in
New Guinea.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Ring Carnival Scheduled
Monday Night at Arcadia
By BOB MURPHY

A boxing program with all the
earmarkS of an old-fashioned re-
vival meeting will he staged in
Arcadia Monday night.
The headliner pairs Pvt. Joey
Maxim. Cleveland heavyweight,
on furlough from the army air
forces. with Clarence Brown,
giant, 21O-pound Chicago battler.
It is scheduled for 10 rounds.
But Of intcreS, TO the fans will
be the appearance in MaXims cor
ner Of Jack KearnS. maker Of
champions Jack Johnson. former
worlds heavyweight champion.
and Wesley Ramey, one Of the
gamcst lightweight contenders
ever produced in Michigan who
will guide Brown.
Maxim. boxer. mum b esr s
among his victims such well
known heavyweights as Lee Oma,
Larry Lane. George Parks and
Buddy Walker. He beat Walker
in Olympia the last time he fought
in Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
How O'NeiII Eyes Race:
Rates Tigers Good Chance
But F ears Browns and Yanks
BY STEVE O'NEILL
Manager Of the Tigers

7 am not predicting a pennant
for the Tigers this year. But l
do think they have good chance
10 win the flag as the lineups
now stand. A lot of things can
happen in baseball before October.
believe the Browns and
Yankees are the teams 10 beat.
The Browns have practically
the same team that won the pen
nant last year. 1t was good
team. The Yankees are facing the
possible loss of key men, What the
lineups are a month from now Will
give more of a line on the teams.
While il will not be top grade,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Facts, Briefly Told, of New Tigers

Fielding acceptable Classified
Az Rejected three times for
hernia.
CARL (MUSCLES) McNABB
treServe second baseman) Born
Jan. 25. 1918, Jasper. Tenn, where
he owns a grocery store .
Married No children q.
Medical discharge from army be-
cause of stomach ulcers Served
with chemical warfare battalion in
North Africa Broke into pro
ball with Tyler in East Texas loop
in 1897 Played with Buffalo
last year Slick fielder with
good arm and gets throw away
quickly Hit well in spring
training and good man to have
around E. Hit -2S3 at Buffalo
last season.
HARVEY (HUB) WALKER
Preserve outfieldeT)- )-Thirty-nine-
year-old former Tiger recently
given medical discharge from the
navy after knee operation at San
Diego -. Served in South Pacific
A free agent. he worked out
with the Tigers in spring training
and looked so good was given con-
tract, which he signed here &.
He will be valuable as utility
man pinch hitter Married and
lives in Ferndale Born in
Hattiesburg. Miss. and football
star at University of Mississippi
b. Brother Of Gerald. now with
Cincinnati Reds
WALTER son fright
handed pitcher)-Up from Buff
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

Hap Emms at St Louis
Though the former Red Wing 5
Flyers finished last in their division
in the American Hockey League
last year, he was rehred as coach.
DR.. Ray Forsyth. the Tiger
trainer, is glad 10 see Bud Boe-
.ger back in the college lime
|ht as line coach at Iowa
bud knows his stuff when "
comes to coaching linesmen,
Forsyth declared
Forsyth was trainer az Univer-
sity of Detroit when Boeringer
was Gus Dorais assistant there.
Tommy Burlington, whom the
Black Hawks obtained from Cleve-
land Of the American Hockey loop.
has only one eye.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

falo, where he won Is games and
lost ID last season He had
ERA of 1856 Born in Glenn.
Ga, where ne is cotton farmer
in the winter months Trained
for army in California. where he
got medical discharge for flat
feet and hernia Twenty-nine
years old =. Height 6 feet 4
inches Weight l85 pounds ;.
F.. Wilson pitched two innings
in squad game and looked okay.
MILTON WEIGH (catcher)-
Born in Decatur 20 years old
Up from HagerStown in liz
terestate League. where he hit
over 300 Has good arm and
lots OF pepper Had little
chance to show hitting in training
games Classified as AZ
Rejected because of athletic heart.
WALTER w. fBILL) PIERCE
(lefthanded pitcher) = Highland
Park High schoolboy just turned
Is Graduates from high
school in June Expects to 90
into navy i. Looked good IN two
innings he pitched against Whits
Sox Fine prospect for the
future -. Will stick around un-
til Uncle Sam calls:
ARTHUR HOU ITEM AN
trighthanded pitcheri - Detroit
Catholic Central High School
pitching star Will not be u
until August Pitched two
Scoreless innings against the
White Sox and looked very good.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Lost Weight

Between them. Bill Nagel and
Cass Michaels. White Sox room
lsIates. lost q pounds during
hing training here Michaels.
lho is l9 and partial 10 choco-
late matted. shed II pounds and
now weighs IT'S :. Steve O'Neill
passed up an invitation from Paul
DIZZY Trout TO tour coal mine
here for two reasons-one because
cropping ones way through a mine
on crutches is something less than
a picnic and the other because he
got his "fill of coal mines earlier
in life O'Neill recalls he
worked in the coal mines around
Scranton for ~ cents day.
Frank (StubbyD Overmlre Is
pleased the way frankie Secory
has been hitting the ball for the
Cubs
Got 10 pull for the boys from
the old alma mater" the Tiger
pitcher explained.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
1858 Witness
PrepCdge Meets

LANSING. April ID tUP)-The
1945 state high school basketball
tournaments were witnessed by
196, ,758 persons who paid a total
of S64. .049. Julian w. Smith, state
high school athletic director an
nounced today.
Attendance figures represented
an increase of Is per cent over
last year. he said. Revenue from
ticket sales was divided as fol-
low: $1S.435 TO competing schools,
Sl9.61S TO entertaining schools,
and S10,996 TO the State High
School Athletic Association.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Michigan Nine
Beats Broneos,5 ST.

ANN ARBOR, April 14-uni-
Srsity OF Michigan baseball nine,
lending conference champions,
~nped into the win column today
by defeating Western Michigan,
81. in the second of two-game
series.
Ray Louthen, former Western
Michigan three-Sport star now
pitching for the Wolverines,
famed 10 Broncos and yielded
four hits, walking one batter.
Michigan travels 10 Crosse lie
tomorrow to take on two naval
unit teams in a double-header
beginning AT / p m,
MichiFsn 100 o2O O2u-b ,
western 600 100 000-i !
UrQubsrt and Msrn, Louthsn and steven
Hon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Yankees Cut Squad,
Release Four Players

NEW YORK, April II (UP)-
New York Yankees began pairing
their 1945 squad tonight, option
ing pitcher Johnny Moore and
catcher Bill Steinecke to Kansas
City in the American Association.
and pitcher Karl Drews and hold
out catcher Bob Collins 10 New
ark in the International League.
Both clubs are Yankee farms.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
California Job
To Buck Shaw

BERKELEY, Cal April II fUPl
Lawrence 7. Buck Shaw, one
of Knute Rockne's most successful
gridiron disciples, has been ap-
pointed head coach at the Uni
verSity of California 10 succeed
Leonard (Stub) Allison, II was an
UOunCed Today.
Shaw was head coach al Santa
Clara until the school dropped
football after the 1912 season.
Since that time. he has been in
the lumber business.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

charge / r o m
the navy after
a knee opera
ton at S a n
Diego . . . A
free agent in
b a S e b al |. he
was signed TO
a Tiger con-
tract here. the
third time he
had signed a
Detroit c n =
ira C I. dating
back to 1881.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

Bruce Connatser, Tiger scout
who lives in Terre Haute and one
of Zellers right-hand men, may
not be the greatest ivory hunter
in the world. but he is one of the
most versatile :. He is an expert
cabinetmakerr paints portraits and
landscapes in oils. sings barr
tone in quartets.
He came from an Alabama
farm, studied at University OF
Alabama, managed Tulsa and
other minor league clubs and once
PLAYED with the Cleveland Indians
He has complete records. in
Guiding box scores and other notes,
on service players Tor reference
st the end of the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

the teams will be well matched
and there will be interesting base
ball for the fans. / do not see
any reason that the great national
game will not draw the same big
crowds. especially in Detroit, best
of all baseball towns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

Jameson used
10 referee In
I er n a I ional
Hockey League
games AT Olyn-
pla . tie
rang a bell in
stead OF blow
ing a whistle
h @ c q u 5 g he
couldn blow
and chew to-
bacco AT the
same time.
Thoy Ike
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Old Timers 10 Be Hosts
OF TIGERS, Indians

Members of the Tigers and the
Cleveland Indians will be guests
of the Old Time Baseball Players
Association Friday night at Har-
monte Society. 267 East Grand
River. at 8 u. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
BEAT BOLDEN

The Chicagoan has victories
over Nate Bolden. Johnny Flynn,
Bob Smith, Clayton Worlds and
Mickey Hayes.
Matchmaker Strachan'S card is
supported by the SlX-round semi
windup between Kid English and
Mack Parshay, Detroit heavy
weights
Heavies Lindy Elliott of Chi
cago and John Oden of Detroit
are paired in the siX-round main
preliminary.
The five roundeF- between Eddie
Owens OF Detroit and Willie Ed
munds of Grand Rapids is a re-
match. Owens won the last time
out. They arc welters. Another
welter event pits undefeated Gene
Boland Of Detroit against DOYLE
Hirt, tough Grand Rapids scrap
per.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Temple Coach Signs
5-Yedr Contract

.PHLApEI PFfHiffAA fHiffAA,- prtif II
CUPD - Ray Morrison, Temple
football coach. today signed new
five.year contract. Earl r. Yeo-
mans. director OF athletics. an
nOIuCNd
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Probable Pitchers
For Openers

tLsst years won-'ost record ~ psrenthestl
By United Press
MONDAY
ANIRICAN LTAGIT
New York Donald 1870 ~ Washington
Leonard l4-i4
TtISDAY
AMERICAN IIAGtE
Boston (Cecil s-5f a. New York B0roUy
17-l2t
DETRoIT tNrwhoussr 7s-sl al St Leafs
tkramer tT-i1
washington ,HeafnC 12-lS1 a. Philsdel-
phia NeWsom 1871 % .
Chicago Lee 3-qI ~ Cleveland tBagby
80,
NATIONN LTaGJE
New York tVoiseiie 2l-lbI ~ Boston
(JANcry iO-l0
Philadelphis lRaffensberEer 1920 a.
Brnnklyn Davis 1OIl--
81 Louis lsnier i--I2I 81 Chicago Der
ringer 81
PiiisbuTfh S,pcl 2i-t2. a. Cincinnati
fWaltcEs IS
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

Sports
World Is Strange,
Hub Finds It Nice
BY LEO MACDoNELL

TERRE HAUTE, April IA
SRarvey tIiub) Walker agrees it is
q strange world. indeed. Y
eff you had told me two
months ago out there In the
south Pacific that I would again
be q Tiger I would have said
you were crazy" Walker ex-
'plained. But here I am and
happy about II all"
Walker was given a medical dis
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

TERRE HAUTE, April IA
Thumbnail sketches on new
Tigers.
JAMES L. (SKEETER) WEBB
CshortStopi Born Nov. 4. 1911.
Meridian. Miss, where he lives
and works as cotton broker in
the winter Married and has
two children Height 5 feet
9ie inches Weight 80 . .
Broke into pro baseball as a Cardi-
nal farmland with Springfield in
Three-Eye League, 1892 =. Later
with Cleveland. Buffalo and White
Sox Obtained by Tigers from
White Sox in straight trade for
Joe Orengo -. Brilliant afield,
but weak hitter Hit .22l for
SoX last season Shoots golf
in lew seventies Classified
in 4-F.
BOBBY MAIER toutfielder)--
Born Sept. 5, 1917. in Dunnellen,
y. j.. where he still lives and in
the winter works as a preSSman' S
assistant IN a printing plant
Single One of family of Il
children Bought by Tigers
from Buffalo for $4,000
First time up A.. Seven years in
minors -. Hasn't missed a game
in six seasons Played with
Salisbury Eastern. Shore),
Hagerstown UnterState) and Buff
falo tInternational) Height
) feet 9 inches Weight lS0
Played third base AZ Buffalo
Hit 29S Hit we'll in
spring training for Tigers
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Co)opers Quit
in Row
Brothers Walk Out
in Salary Argument

ST. LOUIS. April IL (UP)
Mort Cooper. bellwether of the ST.
Louis Cardinal pitching staff. said
today he and his brother, Walker.
catcher and captain, had quit the
club in salary row with the
front office.
According TO Mort, he and
Walker have quit the Card S
never 10 return" and will seek
employment in another profession.
President Sam Breadon declined
TO comment.
He did say, however, he would
await opening day Tuesday before
he became disturbed over the
CooperS' decision.
MARION GOT MORE
II was reported the brothers
were concerned over reports that
Marty Marion. star shortstop. had
signed contract calling for more
money than either of the Coopers
get.
A spokesman for Mort said:
'He wanted 10 know how Mr..
Breadon could pay Marion more
money than the pitcher re-
ceived."
81 feel have received the
short end Of my deals with
BreadOn," Mort himself said.
81 was paid only $4,000 for
1914, the same salary j drew In
I943. Breadon informed me he
could not up the figure for
l945, and now i hear that he
made a quick arrangement with
Marion that boosted Marty's
salary over my supposedly top
figure.
SPEAKS FOR BROTHER
"Yes, I have quit the Card
inals, and l can speak for
Walker, who also signed for
$4,000 this season"
Mort said he and his brother
staged the waikout on Breadon
after a conference at Sportsman's
Park yesterday.
He offered 10 increase our
salaries $500 apiece, but that's
not enough.
II was reported each wanted
81 500 additional.
The pitching member Of the
brother team declared enphati-
cally that he would not return to
the Cardinals and would not ac-
company the club 10 Chicago for
the National League opening with
the Cubs Tuesday. He added he
was speaking for Walker, too. "
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Were SehooImates

The two Franks came out OF
Western State College al kala-
mazoo The late Moose"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

TERRE HAUTE, April IL
With Harold Newhouser and Sig
mund tJack) Jakucki the probable
pitchers, the Tigers and Browns in
st. Louis Tuesday will tilt the lid
- anotbar Ua artirna American
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

TERRE HAUTE, April n
Thumbnal sketches on new
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Open House Daily

AN OPEN HOUSE" is being
held every day 81. in the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M.
Baker of Birmingham with
friends dropping in 10 welcome
the Bakers fighter sons-in-
law and their daughter 9.
1t. Cjgl and Mrs. Arnol d
Moore. who have just arrived
from Guam and 1t. (jg)
Louis Benton
1t. Moore and the former
Joan Baker =. who was Red
Cross worker. stationed on
Guam were married out
there -. and few back 10 the
United States on a transport
plane ..
1t. Benton has just come
back from the south Pacific 10
loin Mrs. Benton ... the former
Sally Baker who has been
living with her parents during
hiS absence ...
Sally has been very busy or
eanizing a rehabilitation pro-
gram in Birmingham for dis
ablcd veterans
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Rehearsal at DAG

THE REHEARSAL dinner
for Mary Lou and her tiance
:. Capt. Howard A. Fox Jr.
win be given tonight at
the DAG by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Price
of Fairfield avenue
Others for whom places will
be marked at the long table
decked with pink blooms
and lighted by pink tapers in
silver candelabra will be:
Capt. Fox's parents Mr..
and Mrs. Howard A. Fox, and
his sister Loris Anne Fox,
who will be Mary LOUIS maid
Of honor the three brides
maids Winifred Teare OF
Cleveland and Mary Couglin OF
New York, who were class
mates of Mary Lou at George
town Visitation College, Wash
ington, y. c. and Adele
Louise Roth of Oak Park, Ill,
q cousin of the bride-elect 49,.
and the ushers 1t. Carlos
Routh of New York and En-
sign James Schaefer Of Wash
ington classmates of Capt.
Fox at Georgetown University
and Maj. Frank Oliver Of
Pittsburgh
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Victory Comes
To the Kitchen, Too!
By PRUDENCE PENNY

apple rings into cighths Ar
range the fruit with strips Of
dates and nutmeatS on lettuce
leaves i'm an attractive design.
Add mayonnaiSe. Serves six.
Corn-Noodie Casserole
3 cup chopped onion
3 tablespoons fat
| pound ground beef or lamb
2 tablespoons flour
| cup tomato juice
] cup wa ter or vegetable
liquid.
2 teaspoons salt
= teaspoon pepper
q teaspoon paprika
l 8-ounce package noodles
Ia cups whole kernel corn
n cup grated ParmeSan cheese
or bread crumbs.
Cook onion in fat until tender.
Add meat and cook until brown
and crumbly. Add flour and
blend. Add tomato juice, water
and Seasonings. Cook stirring
constantly until thick and
smooth. Cook noodles in boiling
Salted water until tender,
blanch with cold water, drain.
Arrange alternate layers of
noodles, corn and meat sauce in
a creased casserole Top with
cheese or bread crumbs. Cover
Bake in moderate oven 1850
degrees) for 30 to 40 minutes.
Remove cover last 10 minutes.
Serves 6 10 8
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Gives Spinster Dinner

MARY LOU BOPP gave the
SpinSter dinner last night for
Mary Leu Price IA tee A
J Bopps residence in Mulrland
avenue
According 10 tradition q.
the bride-elect reserved beau
tful maroon sewing box &C.. q.
with all the fittings
The dinner was served IN
buffet style from a buffet
table laid with a white organdy
cloth embroidered in pale blue
end daffodil yellow and
Centered with an arrangement
of gladioli and snapdragon in
pastel shades ..
The small tables at which The
guests were seated were laid
with organdy cloths in pastel
shades
The bride-elect was lovely IN
a street-length dinner dress OF
aquamarine crepe. trimmed
with blue and pink iridescent
seQuins and the hostess was
attractive in a blue print dress,
trimmed in rose
The guests included r Mrs.
John Drummy, the former
Sarah Ann Fisher Mrs.
Joseph Schaefer, who was 10
FitzSimons . Joyce Ebllng
Betty Grove Sue Sui
Ivan . Jane Daron Sally
Smith Rosemary Mcleod
Kathleen Groves Mrs.
George Fremont Helen
Healy Patricia Payne
Loris Anne Fox Winifred
Teare Mary Couglin
Adele Louise Roth Cath
crime Donovan ). and Eleanor
I'LL
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18

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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
BY HELEN ROWLAND

WHEN 4 MAN has TO stop to
think what to say in a love let
ter. it is a sign that his caution
has come into action-and his
heart is having a reaction.
Somehow, in wartimes you
feel that little things like hot
weather, uErequited love, sun
burn, divorce, the gasoline
shortage, and mosquitoes don't
amount 10 much.
Love is a romantic Jag The
rcmorse and the headache may
follow; but while the glamour
lasts, YOU say and think sublime
things that would never occur
TO YOU when cold sober.
WHEN \ GIRL marrieS, says
Cyn'cal Sybil. she loses the fiat
terry and gallant attentions of
lot of men for a little while
and. sometimes, OF one man for
life.
Don't kiss a girl just because
you want to; waA until you are
sure that she wants you too.
Follow your intuition, not your
impulse-wait for the green
light.
And never crush her in your
arms at the first opportunity.
BE a gentleman and wait for
the second or a philosopher and
wait for the third, but don't be
a chump and wait any longer.
THE GREATEST feat in life
is u be a success with yourself.
To be a success with the public
is much easier Men like Eisen-
hover. Macarthur and Church
i'll are invariably calm, simple
and unpretentiouS. because they
do not have TO show Off, or 10
prove 20 themselves that they
are right or wise or important
In contrast. was Hitler Every
time he made speech. 1t
sounded as though he were try
ing 10 dToW n his own infeTiority
complex with noise
Copyright. 1913. by kiug Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPERON

1T. CMDR and Mrs. William
r. Hutton ii and children ar
nvcd Tuesday from California
10 visit the former Joan
ChapinS mother Mrs. Roy
D. Chaplin =.
Cmdr. and Mrs. Hutton left
the children with Mrs. Chapin
and departed yesterday for
Nantucket ... 20 visit Cmdr.
Huttons mother Mrs, James
NJ. Hutton
They Will not return 10 Cali
fornia as Cmdr. Hutton IS
TO be reaSSigned ,,.