davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

ken 10 ? Arch Morley. 2sie s2s ss-
Aeccs CLUB stan Clarke. 2oi1. S25 Sc
plonksy 5 John Pi9nksy. 2sls, 80 81
SEA n west Esri chsppsii, 2sps. $40.
eo-Hses ls,I., Rus, Bi,im.n 26i3' $40 ,,o.
sronsonI Zee Ns Bfon.on ion'2i asia sac stLp,pt
hdrnsn sapoSich. 2eos. sac. ss-LsEls.
Gsrolt Hartley. 1907 $40: e7--Blue Ribbon.
Pred Roberts. 2eoe. $40, es-Phillips. chss.
WsssE. 1905 $40 7o-Rsmmsu. oryillt De
Beauclsir. 26o3, $40.
-,7iwa,Kins Kno'h' John hssks Task, 7soS. $40
Carl Morris Ketl. 26ol. $40 74-Omilisn
a son stan. FilpowiEi 2see $40. IS
y lsmcsl5e5 Hls- '''p I,hn NM ysSycs % 2sss siss7
72-JohDni. 'ii5 Aiisr "1 csidsT 5Sss. sis.e7.
7s-Tesm NJ 4Fooysr. Joe Paupiut Jr..
!sea SIS. so-Msrinss Edwin scott. 75s2.
si~Americsn. John ourk. 1891, SIS: So
zimmsrman Don Zimmerman 7ssa, SIS.
sE-BombsYtltfS. Norbert EoWAk. 75ss, 81 5;
s3-,oNein 4 Hofinsr Lou l. Lsy,lley-, 2Sss' 1883
Ksmin' RlGnr1 ass7 SIS ss.c.rds' I'd iS ptrstSs inc
1855. SIS. se-E 4 r. Emil Marshall 25s4
SlS ao-Viismin Queen. Jack DiGiovAnni
oi-Motor Test. "a Msrur. 3sss. $40:
a5-worth' siS. Nisr. 75s7, $40. e4-ci,y
Pattern. Adolph Jansen. 2ssl, $40. o5-
JsgloWieI. ,EgFens Fisher. 2577. SO sSo-
a7--Csrds. Geo Houchen. 2574. $40. as-
ped Wings Clsf Olson, 1873, $40, %
T,yG; cue. c p.: EiT,s p.9ly 33 .s7a S SIC 100
io3-Eddis. Frank McKsikc. 5s4a $40 io5
AS'sS0 o5nn s:S ov,5n Al sisS sssa ,s lqt
Home. Jos Alesd 2547. 81 so.
CLASS ID
o,.75s.t ,aEsG p.s eE fs, iq.s, ss ss: $3.50 $3.50 3
gDid,r s5g MliSn' ''RSs ESs,n, Sss Tu'ss,r
500. s-cardinals. Chryslsr. George Haislip
2s,. 2ss SEC sea 6TorPsaG., u A,eS,, 4ss., ss,
no~ski 2s5a SIS s-Portsbls Edward
zsusehel. -2s99. $50; a-J Anns's. Ted
Tylez.s. ,2e22s, $50 io-sehmidt'', Lee
ii-Brovn,s Archie Muri,y. 2eiI. -s9s;
i3--L T ,swsliow' Henry ss,syy' ssss,lsy' 3ssooss
s5S: i4-Rsd.white Arthur Fulton 5sot
S35. 15-Naturals VIM. McGhee. 26o3, SIS.
Iso .35 Hs;H . c... P a,:ph Gs:s h4T%ss 4.soss
55ai. s55 ie-HiiiWood. Les schOonovsr
25ss. s35; 2o-Upsetter'. Roland stein
2i-Lucky Five. Harry Lovess 757o. SIS.
22-siou5 BriEgs. william Cross. 257s
2S7s S35 24-JaFlowicz Syl SobanSki
2S72 Ss5. 2S-Wysocko. GeorFe Cross 25T7
S9S. 2S-Spithres Packard Bert Evans
257I. SS5. 27-Bover Melvin Bower. 25se
S7s: 2sLToai Crib Chss CslFer, 2S65
t7S. 2a-MiliwriFhu. Paul Helmsn, 1851
S35 3o-Diamond Bore, Paul Anderson
$3.50 S72 so.
ar-Spi,hres Cadillac stan Domsnik. 1850
S72 so. 37-Budget VIM Beauchamp. 1850
$40. 73-Sin's JOSEPH Jurecki. 2S55, $50.
34--Wolves Edw NcCrystsl. 2553 $50. IS
) G Ernst Mercurys. Elmer Stisr 2Ss2
$40 7s-Rysuse Ralnh KrauSe, 2Ss3 $40.
77-Tanks vincent Ross 2S52 $40; IS
Amps Leo VslmAssv. 2S51 $50 7e-smiif
Hinehmsn 4 Grvlls { shell 2Sd4. s30'
An--inspection no i Francis williek. 2544
sac
4l--winE Tin Ernest Copnersmith. 2sA2
S7n d7-Crrnke Ffank JaworFkl 2Sti
$40 A3-Csde's Carl Mstr. 2S4i sac
! As" Pins John Ssrrsch 7s4i, sac a.
Tool Room a Dept SO. stephen Jsrose
/ 7s40, $40. 4e-Rsnrers Michael Zalsc
/ 7sas, $40 47-Y1eet Hsrold Denrsey, 3s1s
$50. 4s-BiE rive, vernon Campbell. 7535
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

$50. 4e-narrAs Edmund Niece 2s75
$50 So-Monteiair. Walter Mulafse 7ss5.
si-seorpion,. wm svsnor 1882. ,2s.
52--First CHRISTIAN Ref. Green. John Res
nSfSs roSsi.s 1888 assa m sls 5tESooS oso BshdsP'
Verne AlsIaneef. 2s9i, s2s, 5s-Produe-
tion. DodEe Harry Petrowske 253e s25
y. l.. s. syl sa6anski: 2s2s. S25. Ss-
GlevGd Joe Bless. 2527. s2b. Se-No
soT, Elswood Iuncten. z52s. S25.
ei-wGriors. Peter PavoTis. 252e s25.
s2-LstheS. Harold Ostsrbeys 2525. S25. %
aHsrmonis clos io,!g Ausi' Lang 3i3ar t35
ss si 'iso s5shPSas. tsISSEa E Eds.d snTSa P.sis
Roberts. ISIS ,7S es-cut,er Grinders.
FlonAn Hsmernik, ASIA, s25, es-North
s4a .Rs Rfhui R2S f'qa. n,s.i 35tG ssos saso oTo''
7l-Europs. Russell Frost 25os. s2l as;
25os tai ?5 91p G. H., y Liop.: o.ol:a e
Xiii TI1aE Va" "asesg gts9%7s-Pfeps =
es es rM A'ef fkdy Has s4ss aSO9 sao sac BeSi
Marlin j yofsI jf a4s5, sac. So-Biilins.
si-IiShtninss' Joseph wagner. 74e4. $40:
e2-ThunderboltS, oscar koln, 24el, $40.
s3osPesd ss Lsssnt Ne ssdTl RlSb Hos,s. lie
24se. $40, s5--spungwells Rec Jr., walter
HabitT. 24ss, $40. s6-Reska Spine, Tony
ssy SSni aas7 s sac S SStRf ssESrSeefar S No sn'I
Grant Meeker 24s7, $40, s9-Wolyes. Mur-
ray. Alvin Leach. 24se, S2oi so-Bombers,
si-FoIsi Bert smith, Ass. sle.25; %
-LSthes, Harry .Brsesenridse, 1858. sle.25;
sisas" sa@crsy S' Iron 10 = / Ben sobicsyR.
Jerome 6iioys 34sa' sis. osZr55osoP. josn
Harry wicksns. a4sl. SIS. es-Msterisl.
waI,sr Pii:soP. a5si!o e9mesE.s. 9o6Ss,., Ns.
iohA Ausln s6,,, GTsssi sxss 24sS' 49, 4oo-Po' o.
iol-orsnTs Drink Edward wojtowicr.
3+7s' 80 ,ddo92oosehImidpih Jos kqlEs k2IT.
Geo, coutts. 2473. slS,. io5-,Nyic's sods.
Battalion d d Valerie Gerometta. 2472
SIS: ios-Gsmblc, FRED ,schgns,msn. 347i,
1 SIS. iio-Hsrfy Dom Bonsudo. 247i. SIS.
iil-silver Club, Andrew sspsrs 24es
sls7 t1Efi:n sis iisnwoSti Srnd G. Len hsfRas hraar
FsS'FS Pee TSsy:rss. ss0 s4ss, lisSTef%ii..
Frank Ffosop. 54ss. $3.50: li7-MseE.
Boulevard Harold Dunn, 2ae2' SO. is-
& sfs csSson sSS K g.rnhsf5t fsSa esi % So
| l2o-Smiey's. Leo Francis. 24ei $40
i2i-Gun Room Lester sAGsiI AgsHst5lns ne 2tSI
i73-Truoks. Geo. clifford, 24eo: $40, la
| I-Guns;on. Joe Bresciami Ease. $40.
/ l75-Non Cycles. Andy Kovac, 24Ss, $40,
| 7e--Del Rio Frank Dare. 245s. $40; l27
I-Wujek, Leonard Dudley 24ss, $40; 1873
Mitchell wojciE 2457. $40; i3O-wings
/ U. A. w, Joe sotis, 2457, $40
13l-Bsnd BoI, John Dickerson, 2457
/ SO: I32-Putnam. Aaron RunsvaAr. 2456
/ $40; l33-V. L Graf. Harry Hinsberger
/ 24S5, $40; 134-White Scandals. Chss
ghi!s. 35$s5 SO lss-wgies 60, sill Harris. Bs,ris
/ Rinns. 1854. $40 i37-PurchsSins, Ciif'
| Colvin. 24S3 $40 13s-Bombsrdiers Frsu.
| Boshmsr 74s2 SO f3a-Coudie Rus
| sell and George Coudis 7f52 $40, i4o-
/ No. IA. Fred Blewett. 245i. 81 so.
CLASS r.
i-E,auirss. John HOPES 2.75 $500: 2
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

tive. who gave a brief outline OF
the companys plan.
"Our dealers will furnish the
uniforms, balls, bats. The only
things the boy will have to own
are his shoes and glove We
want the yomgster TO not only
he a ball player, but to look like
a ball player" said McGiffin.
Dave Jones, former Detroit star
and chairman of the Detroit dis
trict area, has issued an urgent
request that all men who woulc
be interested in handling legior
team this summer, TO get in touch
with him at once. RA 2370, exten
sion 1896, during the day or TE
! $500 in the evening.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

Considering the time OF the
season BurT's classic calls for six
games across Il alleys instead of
the usual Louis p. Petersen style,
eight across 16. The boys usually
are quite bowled out by this time
and most OF them welcome the
reduction. AS a lure larger prizes
will be given on the early squads
each day. which will start at l1;30
and continue at two-hour in
tervals.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
City to Fete
3 Sports Teams

Three championship h ! e { ] c
teams will be entertained at a
dance and party at s p. m. Mon
day. at the Bell Isle Casino. The
parks and recreation commission
will be hosts in recognition Of the
teams accomplishments.
The Bayside football team, and
the Northwestern Field baseball
team, champions in their re-
spective sports in the Community
Center leagues, and the ParkSide
baseball team, runner-up in the
league, have been invited.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
VIZ Units Remain
AT Central Michigan

MT. PLEASANT. March 81
Football prospects al Central
Michigan College took a turn for
the better today when word was
received that the VIZ unit would
be continued until Nov !.
Continuation of the VIZ pro-
gram throughout the nation was
announced from Washington be-
cause of the impracticability of
starting the new ROTC schools
in July as had been planned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Buts Being Pegged
To Argue With Cards

Because the Pirates have more
holdover material than any other
National League team some of
the experts are picking Frisch's
men 10 give the Cards a real
argument. The Pirates were the
best team in the loop in the last
few weeks of 1944-and now they
are ready to pick up where they
left off last fall.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Ex-VoI Star Killed

William Eugene Nowling, an
infantry lieutenant. has been
killed in action in France. Nowl-
ing played three years Of varsity
fullback for the University Of
Tennessee, when the Vols played
in three Bowl games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Will Be Kept Busy

CoIu m bia UniverSity's four
spring sport teams will compete
in 40 engagements between April
and June. The baseball team,
Eastern intercollegiate League
champions, have 10 games, the
crew four regattaS, the tennis
team Is matches and the track
squad six meets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Ford Dealers
Back Teams

With the aid Of the Ford deal
erS of the metropolitan area,
American Legion baseball Off
cials hope to field "a teams this
season, instead of the eight that
competed last season.
Each Ford dealer plans to sup
port Legion team.
I'VE have signed up Is teams
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
May Be Switched

Jack Morton, former University
Of Missouri and Purdue University
football and baseball star, will
play for either the Great Lakes
or the Bainbridge Navy team this
fall. Now stationed at Great
Lakes, Morton may be switched
10 the Bainbridge base shortly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

1i-Daminutive for Alfred.
17-weo-like membranes.
13-Groving out.
1s-Equal.
20-Spreads for drying.
23-Toward the sheltered side.
24-Allovsnce for waste.
25-Who h the chief pod OF Teutonie
mythology featured m Wagners
operaS7
76-Italian violin.
27-Spffited horse.
2s-What American statesman sponsored
The Missouri CompromiSe"7
3o-Sacred vessel
32-Mythical monster.
34-Weed.
3S-CTitty.
37-Efface.
3S-ClutS
40--Marries.
l2-Frost.
45-whst great desert region lies In Mon
solis and East TurkestAn7
a7-rrouhes
4s-Whst important mining ans seaport
town lies In Southeastern WaleIl
50-Pence part.
52-Heavy string
DeemEter"7
Sf-Change.
56-Reignlng beauty.
Ss-Who was the aHt Colonial governor
OF virEinis7
so-Lfaatee.
62-Fancy.
s3-Resret extremely.
64-Nev. comb. form.
65-To the right.
67-River m italy.
6a-Yak
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

as of now,
and hope by
the first of
May 10 have
more than "a
teams play
ing Ameri-
can Legion
ba sc ball in
he Detroit
area" s a i d
Carl F. Nc
Giffin. Ford
NJ OF or Co.
n nrncnnfa-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

spring indiVld-
ual classic 10
be held there
April 21-22. He
will need 300
10 pay off the
$500 and $3.50
first and sec
ond prizes. lie
also plans 10
have 20 other
awards. inchd-
ing the four
c ash payonS
on every squad.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

Stroh COM
panies 10 of
the lea din &
stars of this
city will put on
a show there
April 8 from
! TO $50 p. m.
that will not be
forgotten.
Frank Gra-
ham, president
of the ChrySler
j n I er Plant
| a "a Quo hit
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
CLASS b

l-csp,'ol Frea Miller 7es7. ,7oo. .
Chene Trombly. Joe Kosalski, 2sS3, $50.
s-Robinson. Hoot Robinson, 2s63, sl25.
4-Dou. u Cotush.r. zsso $500 s-FAir.
soclsss5raos In' GisicbfooE. 7sso.
$50. 7-Essi SIDE I'd pupks 2s27. $40
s-Eddiss. Joe Jacobs. 2s25, SEQ, e--Cruen
Thou1sg 2s2l. $50. iO-H. {. EGgel.
Erwin NsEel. 2sil, $40.
li-pswsys. Hans wsEiori 2slo, s9S.
-EIsrere, Harry wertn. 2s02. s25. Ia
RAINBOW John sehrsntt. 2sOl. $40. IS
l. kfitrr. ~ KUwEtyTf. 7Tgs. SIS, i6
Cubs stew. csnker. .27es. sl2 50. II
Dobrtk Bowman, 2792 Sl2 so. Is
Fifth Precinct. ?. Forbert 27s2. $40, l9-
Detroit AutonOtiye. A. Ssmmut, 27sl. $40.
20-Setlins Dr. Rahrig. 27s0. $40.
7i-wind Blew. ". Nowsk, 277s. $40. "a
Wings 5 BuEslewski. 277s. 81 so. a.
SMITHS, Msl,hail. Pres s. so IS
zemboSsh g. Son, Ray MAika. 276o. s.. so.
77-EaE r. Antsbuschlsr 275s, 81 so.
deterioration Center. Henry Tuck SAG.
lnss 276l $50 2s-F.rris Howard
steiner 7749 81 SO. 3i-Army. John
9T3b. 81 so.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
CLASS G

I-Ale1snd,r, walter Cseiocn 2s44. 5000.
2-Metropoe John Mayer 276l. $3.50 3
p'd' sGPsf xs,oE ray KAgiheim 7I2 2s
siuds6ss. 7724, $50 7-Tims study,
M,s..lsi y,Ss9sn isS sso a' ep CaJ q Jo, RsRn G.
sont: 7!i7 $50. io-Jo YoTEs, John Lukaeh,
Ii-Bec Gee. Bruno GsrEuls, 27os. .s3s;
i2-Heitmsn A Gsrsnd JACK Fisher, 27o2,
S35. l3-Five and Ten. Joe Podgorny. 26g6,
{55. i4-Lsrrys All stars. John Perry. 26e2.
$50 is@Ail stsrs' Geo o'n hutchinson. 3sss.
s35. l7-Michseis JACK Hanrshsn. 26s5,
s35. ls-ksnnys. Thomas Dumas 2ss4. s55'
i9-Rulwicki. Jos KulWicki. 26s2. S35. 40
7i-H' smith. Howard nm. 7e7s. $50
2a-sehmiil "a Behrendt 2e7e' $50 2s-
Bombers, stanley LevsndoWssi. 1913 $50.
25-Frederieks. Nick Ches. 2se7 $50 40
United. Joe Turner 26e6. $50: 27-Federsl
EnSne Repair. william olshcish. 1864. $50.
2e-Tesm No. 8, Joe Rschwsl, 2655, $50.
Irs"' si6Ssrssia rec sonn No 0 ziSmund nT Mils
1851, $50 32-MiehiEan. Geo Rsttg 1850.
soS. @ s.9gssI9I. o9s,Tqs'op MARI H0sSa Msti
tn. 264s $50: 35--Busters. Norb Mslicki,
$3.50, $50; S6-Csss Ave. Russ Wright,
3s3s. s25 a7.Hsnns. Jos. Fiordslsi. 2.ss.
5a-Three Star. Ed Lubanski. ASS. S2S,
4o-Mitshb Five. Maurice Mitshkon, 1854
Nl-Bet,sr Made, Tony Kopitzh 2s33.
t25. 42-wings, Guy Tucker. 1850. s25.
ls-Ai' john winsisr' 2s5s' s7s. 4s-Lord
Ernest LsiCht 262p s25. 46-Hsnry. ChaS
vsnneste 262s S25. 47-OLsrry. John
Tslep. 2s27, S25 4s-Bettsr Made LLOYD
Brecht 2s27 S2S. 4a-KAplan. Ray Sander.
fur. 267S s25. 5o-wsrren Robert Warren
si3fsy' Rsoul LsRos,. 1924. s7s So
Patton John Mcdonald 7s2s t7S s3-A
a woody, Geo. AoTenL. 762l, t7S, st-Tim
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Bic Classic Seen

Louis Burr. captain OF the
Harry Suffrin team and manager
at Log Cabin. expects more than
800 entries for his first annual
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
CLASS A

i-stror 10, Eorrih 37is. 81 ooo. .
Palmer PARK Art Watson 3o3i $500 D.
Wilson Ellis walker. 5000, $50. S-Hsrry
suffun. Lou Burr. 2se2. $500 s-Prims
Fissch. 1888 $50 s-Edos Linsl' Earl
Llnsz 2a3S. $40 a-stsndArd. EiWOod Blake
1880. S3s. 10 - Pepii-ColS. Cas- SehlLu.
2a7s $50
Iotal prlle nonsy. l7.aso.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Spariing
No Pins
Stars TO Entertain
Disabled VeteEons
BY HAROLD KAHL

Bowling is going to do its
share for the disabled veterans
at Percy Jones Hospital in Battle.
Creek. Through the Chrysler and
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
GREATER GAME
Art Hagan Promoted
To Full Lieutenant
BY Edgar Hayes

Hagan for the CYO before entering the
full lieutenant He is stationed at
Spring Fla, where he publishes the station news
paper Hagan publicity director the University Oh
Detroit.
America Quaga time play little baseball along
he Pfc Quagba
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Times Prize
List S13,423
Total Of 396 Teams
Split in Record Meet
BY HAROLD KAHL

A total of S13,423.75! That is
the prize fund of the thirteenth
annual Detroit Times Bowling
Sweepstakes which was completed
after 12-week-end run at Chene-
Trombly Recreation a week ago.
The S13,423.75 is divided into 10
Class A prizes amounting to
S2.230, 81 of 1,237.50 in Class b,
los of $3,037.50 in Class c, 140 of
So, 8750 in Glass ID, and 100 of
S3.13125 in Class +, or 800 win
ming teams. Low paying scores are
1926 in Class A. 2736 in B, 2547
in c, 245l in d and 1926 in Z.
RECORD ENTRY
The sweeps attracted a new all
time record entry of 1852 teams
compared 10 l,535 last year. or
317 more. There are 81 quintets
that competed in Class A. 1913 in
B. 486 in c, SOC in d and sol in
f, proving again the lower di-
visions are the most popular.
Class A clubs paid a $50 entry fee,
all the other classes S6.25.
As a result the first four high
est teams in Class A will receive
81 900. $500, $3.50 and Sl00. In all
other divisions the first four are
$500, $3.50 Sl25 and Sl00. From
then on they graduate TO $50 in
A. $3.50 in p. c and d and SO
in +.
Besides splitting the $1,000 for
their new all-time record score of
32l5 members OF the Stroh team,
Capt Joe Norris, Wally Reopen
hagen. Cass Grygier, John Petro
and Bill Kenet, also will be pre-
sented individual medals by The
Detroit Times. Members of all
the other class champion fives also
will receive medals.
TEAM MEMBERS
Fred Miller's Capitol of the
Eastern Travelling, composed Of
Joe Potoski. Ed Berlin. Art Tesner
and William Strike. won Class b
honors on 1887. Class c went 10
Capt. Walter Gacicoh, Nick
Dytyniak. john Dudek, Joe Ran
lax and Harry Shay of the Alex
ander Five Of the west S d @
Courier National with 2S44.
Capt. Cy Grana. William Vein
Vine Rotole. Cass Wesolowski
and Dick Carey made up the win
ming Fonte's in Class u with 25s0
John Hopes Murray Jig EsquireS.
John Ulivi, Joe Leisner, Ted Tai
arek- and Marx Scheinker topped
Glass + with 2573.
Team captains may secure their
prize checks at Chene-TIombly
Recreation Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
CLASS T.

1-E'quirss John Hooper. 2s73. $500: q
Bombers Dave Brown 1868 $50 a
cans wsitsr betlei ISIS sioo SBortt
super, clarsnes Borst. 25tT. SEQ. s--hid-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
State Tourney

kIANDlSGS
TEAM
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-06
rs Mary Norwood
Henderson, Helps
Save Life Of WAC

Camp Upton, n. Y, Oct G-Bo-
cause She swan 100 feet through
waves g TO 10 feet high to rr.>d
a fellow Wac from drowning in the
choppy waters of the Atlantic ocean
at " csthampton Beach, Long Is
land. last July %, petite Private
First Glass Marie LaVich. of 81
Crest St, Russclton, Penna. has won
the Soldier, Metal.
After two other Wacs in the SWIM
ing party had tried to rescue S Sgt.
Nelma Bippen, Of St. Louis. Mo-,
Wro was caught in undertoW. PFC.
LaVrich, 5 feet > inches tall ana
weighing 1913 pounds, plunged IN,
fought her way through crashing
waves and toWed S Sgt Bippen,
25 pounds heavier, to shore.
Technician 5th Grade Mary l..
Norwood Of Hen erson, n. c., ad
ministered artificial respiration. \
number Of members of the Army
Service Forces convalescent hos
pitfalls Wac detachment here were
angui>hed witnesses to the rescue.
Their report to Pfc. LaVrich's com
manding officer prompted recon-
mendatioa for the medal.
Pic. LaVrich is dispatcher Al
the Camp Upton motor pool. Be
fore entering the Wac, she was grad
uated from high school in Spring.
field Penna., and employed as a
salesclerk in New kensington, Pa.
Her off-duty hobbies here inclul@
knitting, needleWork and collecting
Army shoulder insignia.
Award Of the Soldiers Medal adds
five points to her point score for
discharge and two dollars to each Of
her remaining Army pay envelopes,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-06
Eastern Star To Meet.

James B. White chapter, Order
of Eastern tar, will hold its regular
meeting Monday night at 7:3O
o'clock at the Masonic temple, ii
was announced today. Mrs. Hattie
NJ. Perkins, of Selma, district de
putty grand matron VIII mako her
official visit at this meeting. All Of
ficcrs ans members are urged to be
present and visitors are welcomed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-06

Here's an apron to make you
pretty. Sec the gay posy appllques,
cute cap slecvcIets Pattern 924l $
as well designed as dress, straps
stay put. Comes in large sizes, too.
Pattern OPAL: small Q4-l6), 81
34), med. U8-20, 36-38), large (4o-
42), ex-large (4446). Small, 3-8
yds. 35-in.
Send TWENTY cents in coins for
this pattern to Daily Dispatch Pat
tern Dept, 238 West 18th ST., New
York, II, N. Y. Print plainly SIZE,
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
BER.
NEW-the Marian Martin Fall
and Winter Pattern Book is yours
for Fifteen Cents more. All easy-to-
make styles! ALSO-prlnted right
in the book is a page OF complete
directions for you-an accessories
set; hat, jerkin and handbag.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-06
LAYMEN WANT
PRESBYTERIAN REUNION

Wilmington, n C.-TCNS I-L0N-
men of the First Presbyterian church
of this city, Dr.. William Grove. Jr..
pastor. have come TO the = anlmous
conclusion that Presbyterian reunion
in America makes a first claim upon
the men of all Presbyterian bodies.
They have issued statement IN
which they call upon others 10 jim
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-06
Returns from Virginia.

Mrs. S. L. ChaVaSse has returned
to her home after a short visit with
her daughters. Mrs N. II. CraVasse
and Miss Catherine ChaVasse in Ar
lington, Virginia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-06
Here from Norfolk.

Ii. ". ". Davis, Jr., L. S. N. r.,
and Mrs. Davis, Of Norfolk, Vir-
ginia, are visiting Mrs. Davis par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Thompson,
at their home on Young street,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-06
%9R EHA9
Rro1ford s Harris, ,Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford S. Harris
announce the birth Of son, Brad
ford Stuart Harris, Jr.. on October
5, at Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-06
CARD OF THANKS.

| wish to take this means to ex-
press my thanks and appreciation
to my friends for the nice gifts sen;
me III a sunshine box While | was
IN the hospital.
MRS. NJ. P. EDWARDS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-06


FIRST BAPTIST.
Rev. E. Norfleet Gardner nasto+
Sunday:
$3.50 a. m. N. c. Radio Baptiz>
hour. Rev 7 Winston poarco Dnrs
ham, WPTF
9:45 a. m. Sunday school,
II y, Mn,,nina ,,,,r,i,;,, ro,,;l..
"What Is Iefto" Ir11.IG,yit - c1,,-
munion.
%, m. Deacons' noe4ino
7:3O p. m Evening worsbiD. sn5-
iect. II Belono
Monday:
3.9O WINS Cirr1o..
Circle No. 1-H9stcys Mr. G A
Beckwith. Ieadcr Ms A n D,,,-
ham.
No . Io-+a-. 71.. r, - ,r.,...
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-06
THE SALVATION ARMY.

Ut
10 a. m, Sunday school.
II a. m, Preaching service.
$50 p. m, Y, p. l.. Meeting.
p. m, Open air meeting.
7:30 p. m. Salvation meeting
Why not 90 to church?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-04
Bandit Killed
inGun Duel

Detroit. oct 4-AP-An unlden-
titled bandit was killed and a po-
liceman seriously wounded during
a gun battle in Detroit store
Tuesday afternoon after the officer
interrupted a holdup attempt.
Patrolman Alphonse Kemper, 43.
was shot five times during the eX-
change with two bandits. one OF
whom escaped apparently unin-
jured.
Police said the bandits entered
the Frazer Paint Company store
shortly after AIS p. m. Tuesday.
They forced John WyIie. the mana
ger to open the safe and were
emptying II when Kemper who had
Just completed his tour OF duty.
went into the store
Wylie said one OF the robbers
glimpsed Kemper's police uniform
and Immediately opened fire.
The taller OF the bandits was fell
ed by bullets in the neck and head
and kemper was also hit several
times.
His companion fled as the two
men collapsed.
Police said they believed the
dead bandit was recently paroled
from Marquette Prison but they
withheld further information pend
ing check.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-04

South Lyon, were last Thursday
evening supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pencil and
Mrs. Nyra Taylor were supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stull at their home at COS Pearl
St., Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts and
lyah and Mrs. Mertie Murray, Ply
mouth. visited Mrs. Clyle Winslow,
Eaton Rapids, last week Wednes-
day.
e.. Mrs Kenneth Easlick. Ann Ar
Dor, Mrs. Arthur Kimberly. Worces-
ter, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Van AIKEN and two daughters. Lap
hams Corners, were dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Van AIKEN last
week Thursday. Mrs. Easliek and
Mrs. Kimberly stayed over, return
ing to Ann .Arbor Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Trap and
three daughters and Mr.. and Mrs
Earnest Frank. Plymouth. speni
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
/ Frank. Dexter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-04

leen Harris, Detroit, one evening
last week. Sgt Norburn has re-
Gently returned from China.
Mrs. William Smith Territorial
Rd., is spending a few days with
her son-in.law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. William Clay. Six Mile
Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Whipple and
son Myron visited Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kruger, Fowlerville.
Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts at
tended the funeral OF their cousin.
Mrs. George Taylor. Brighton, last
week Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Merritt and Donnel also attended.
4 son. Gregory James. weighing
five pounds, 10 ounces, was born
last week, Wednesday at Boyer
Hospital. Ypsilanti, to Sgt. and Mrs.
Ray Clark. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Waterman,