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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
Probe Source
of Bomb Found
i'm Detroit Car.

DETROIT, Feb. 15-R-
Police detectives today contin-
ued their investigation into the
source of a dynamite bomb they
said was found three weeks ago
in an automobile belonging to
Ray Scoggins, regional director
of the United Retail, Wholesale
and Department Store Employees
(C1O).
bet. 1t. Joseph Kolar said the
bomb was discovered under the
front seat of the car Jan. rs
while Scoggins was in the union
offices. 1t was contained in q
wrapped package and consisted
Of three sticks Of dynamite, a
detonator and a fuse three feet
long, police said, adding that II
had not been connected with
the cars starter.
Disclosure that the bomb had
been found had been withheld
until yesterday, police said, In
the hope that investigation would
shed light on the case.
Discovery of the bomb, ac-
cording to Kolar, followed an
anonymous telephone call to the
detective bureau in which the
license number of Scoggins' au-
tomobile was given.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15

Arthur +. Rolph. "a. 8412
Gardenia, Center Line, Bernice
NJ. Backenstose, 10, Romeo, fill
ej Feb. S.
Anthony Dissinger, Al. 20805
Universal, East Detroit, and
IIelen Ann Martin, 20, 203l4
Bloom, Detroit, filed Feb 2.
Clyde w. Shaw, 25, 1892
Dodge, Van Dyke, and Constance
Juntti, Is. 821l Maxwell, Van
Dyke, filed Feb. S.
George Raschid, 80. Crosse
Pointe Park, and Mary Sofie.
20. New Baltimore, filed Feb.
Elton o. Jobse, 25, 100 Gallup
avenue, Mt. Clemens, and Lii
liam Schultz, 81, Detroit, filed
Feb. 8.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
Bob Muncrief
Led TWirlerS

CHICAGO, Feb. IS P-
Bob Muncrief, of the st. Louis
Browns, was the leading dark"
horse twirler of the 1914 Amer
lean League season as his six
night-contest victories against
no losses record was disclosed
today by the American League
Service Bureau.
The Brownie hurler, who won
Is games in all last season,
chalked up three wins after
dark against Philadelphia and
won single games from Wash
ington, New York and Cleve-
land. Ernie Bonham of New
York followed Muncrief with
four arc-light triumphs and no
defeats. Both Milo Candini of
Washington and Dizzy Trout of
Detroit had records Of three
wins and no losses.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
Honor Students
Are Revealed
Utieo Pupils
Wins Honors

UTICA-The A Honor Roll
for the high school includes Mar
garet Heinecke, Roland Schus-
ter, and Donna Turner, ninth
grade; Doris Baumgartner, 10th
grade; Norma X us, Mary
Walsh, 18th: Elsie Heinecke
Doris RAIN. Henry Scheper and
Marilyn Olsen, 18th grade.
The Honor Rail- in full fol-
lows: Grade 8: Nancy Jen Criss-
man. Donna Hesla, Marilee Nc
Clellan, Phyllis Preston, Thel-
ma Ross, Roy st. Amour, Kath-
crime Ellsworth, and Lenin
Vaisich.
Grade 8: Dolores Altz, Marilyn
Brown. Douglas Cummings, Bar
bara Henderson, Harold Mar
quardt. Johanna Meyer, Her
bert Podehl, Roy Priehs, Belle
Dove Riggs. Beverly Schuster,
Maryann Schwartz. limerick
Skiba, Doreen Shook. John VAL
usek, Mariann Van Hevel, Ger
aldine Werner, and Alice link.
Grade 10: Marilyn Hagen,
Coy Metz, Rudolph Minchella,
Irene Scheper, Dorothy Schultz,
Marilyn Grandchamp. Rita Zeig-
Ter. and Leon Yulkowski.
Grade IL: Leona Albrecht,
Virginia AFFORD, Betty Bender,
Anita Boglio, Marion Stenke,
Richard Dobat. Helen Hender-
son, Eleanor Mas, Jean Shell
ton. Elinor Stuehmer.
Grade IL: Juanita Carroll, Ell
sic Leese, Sophia Jurek, Violet
Haff, Lorraine Baumgartner,
Marion Hart, Eleanor Louks,
Shirley Mills, Joyce Mohritz,
Thelma Parker, Donna Lou
Slusher, Dorothy Stadler, La
Vonne Stevens, Loreen Vanker
and Catherine vogler.
The following students have
entered school since the second
semester began: Ted Olsen.
from Detroit Eastern, 10A; Thiei
(Bud) Wallace, from Milford,
"a; Pauline Brownfiel, Detroit
Burroughs, 10; Martha Sumner,
Utica, 10; Francis Galazia, De-
troit Northeastern, IL.
An excellent movie, "The Re-
markable Andrew" was shown
Friday afternoon, Feb. 8. 1t was
we'll received by the student
body.
On March IL there will be
tuberculosis tests for the men,
bers of the 9th, 18th and 18th
grades. A permit must be signed
by the parent before the test
can be given.
Caps and gowns have been
ordered for the seniors for use
on graduation week beginning
June 10th.
The J-Hop date has been set
for April Is.
Mrs. Sam Beauchamp is SUBJ
shutting as teacher of the Sec
ond grade owing to the recigna-
ton of Mrs. Edwin Cooper.
Recent movies shown in the
grade school were Santa Fe
Trail, Citrus Fruits, Grand Can
yon, Western Movement.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
Utica ROtarianS
Honor Scouts

UTICA - Honoring the 35th
anniversary Of Scouting the
Utica Rotary Club had as its
guests Tuesday night az Scouts
and Scout leaders of the two
Utica troops.
Dinner was served by Circle
Three of Trinity Lutheran
Ladies, Aid
Scouters present were Frank
Chapoton, vice president of
Clinton Valley Council; Albert
Barke, neighborhood commits
sioner; Albert Jackson, Scout
master of Troop 90; Reed Powers
and Earl Walters. committee
men; Erwin Waelde, assistant
Scoutmaster Troop 80; Rotarians
Albert Tews. Tom Kerns, and
James Merritt, also committee
men.
DR.. D. B. Wiley, program
chairman, introduced Stanley
Peltier, q member Of the Mount
Clemens Rotary Club and presi-
dent Of Rotary Camp and Train
ing Association. Peltier spoke
on the plans being made to re-
build Camp Rotary whose build
ings were burned last summer.
The district committee Is work
ing on the plans which, when
completed, will provide camping
and other facilities which will
be available for use by all youth
organizations during any season
Of the year.
The Scouts closed the program
by giving the Scout oath, law
and motto.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
Derby-less Mays Go
Through PAGES Anyway

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 15-P--
With midnight tonight the usual
deadline for Kentucky Derby
nominations, IL "h opeful s"
whose names are already in the
hat lust in case" went through
their PAGES at Hialeah race
course today, unaware Of Mr..
Byrnes' edict.
The Calumet Farms trio of
Pot o. Luck, Good Blood and
Hail Victory head the list of
three-year-olds at Hialeah who
are getting ready to run
should the ban be removed in
time for the big race.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
Wolverines in Trim
for Two Track Meets

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Feb. IS
-(P)-The University of Mich
igan will play host to Great
Lakes and Western Michigan
for two dual track meets here
Saturday night in Yost Field
house.
The two meets will be run
simultaneously with Michigan's
varsity track men competing
with Great Lakes and the re-
serves taking on Western Mich
igan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
Denies Laxity
i'm Sending Son
to Glasses

ROSEVILLE-FOr alleged.
~ failing to send his l2-year-
old son Donald to school regu-
larly since Sept. Is, 1914,
shelby Townsend, 43, OF
26220 Ballenger, was ar
raigned in Justice Court be-
fore Judge Frank Z. Jean.
nette on Tuesday afternoon
on complaint of the schools
truant officer. Townsend
pleaded innocent and was re-
leased on personal b n d,
pending his trial, set for Feb.
%, at 10 am.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
Fights
Last Night
BY the Associated Press

CHICAG GO - Ray (Sugar)
Robinson, lat, New York,
knocked out George Costner,
lat, Cincinnati, Cd; Hubert
Hood, 176, Chicago outpointed
Johnny Clark, 169 Y, New York
(6).
ELIZABETH, N. J. Clint
Miller, 1875, Elizabeth, knocked
out Jimmy Allen, 127s4, Phila-
delphia (5); Willie Hernandez,
1873, New York outpointed Ray
Rogers, 1873, Englewood, N. j.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15

With one exception, all woods
burn better the older and drier
they are. Only the ash makes
better fuel when burned green.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
QUINN ROAD
NEWS
By MARJORIE BECKS

A birthday party VAS gwen IN
honor Of SiIaS and Seth Doyle Jr
10 celebrate their eighth birthday
Their Sunday school class and
Sunday school teacher Johnnie
Mae Mccoy helped them celebrate
4 ter party was gwen Al the
home Of NJ and Mrs Ward for
the Zion Baptist senior choir from
/ to : pm.
BARBARA COLE celebrated her
18Th birthday al party in Detroit
The Universal EaRlet club gave
a party at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs J. V. ONea
The Community club OF Mi
Clemens gave bridge and cock
,ail party
The Macomb County Faithful
Twelve gave a alnncr honoring
their husbands AT the home of Mr..
and Mrs Monroe Dixon.
Seth Doyle is now back in the
Hrceiving hospitals His condition
has been serious since his return
10 the hospital Thursday.
MRS. NORA ALLEN. Mr. Thax-
ton 5 sister was home for the week
end from the University OF MiChi-
gan.
Norris Hi is now in the service
OF our country.
The Macomb County Sunday
School union business meeting was
held nj the Morning Star Baptist
church
Mrs Robert Williams is back
from her vacation in Pennsylvania
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Entire Nous In
Semi-FormaI AT
Michigan State

Members Of the Entire Nous CLUB
were hosts at a semi-formal dance,
given Saturday al Charles McKen-
ney hall, on the campus of MicnI-
gan State Normal college.
Scores Of guests from Detroit,
Ann Arbor, and other nearby
towns attended. Officers of the
club are Odahla Lcdford. presi-
dent; Elizabeth Copeland, vice
president; Flora Hawkins, secre-
tary; Altha Love. treasurer; and
Marise Tabor, social secretary.
Members are Vivian Gill, Eleanor
Stallings, ITALIA Singleton, Elsie
Marshall, Emogene Bunch, Evelyn
James, Lauretta Foster, Tho Lee,
Andrea Burke, Lola Lottery, Ar
lena Scott, Omctha Washington,
Mae Williams, Doris Blackwell, and
Flora Hawkins.
AMONG THE guests were Tom
my Williams. Elaine Fuller, Mary
Lou Davis, EloiSe McMorris. Lyle
Browning, Helene Edmonds, Geral-
dine Marshall. Gcrtie Simms.
Ernestine Rosemond, Johnny John
son, Robert Thomas. Tommy Rich
ardson. Wata Mae Simpson. Walter
Sims, John Johnson. Lois Warren.
Robin Hamilton. Grover Strong.
Len Williams. Barbara Hill. Jeanne
Hill Langford. Duwain Crewes. Otis
Moore. Leroy Thomas, Ruth Caver,
Ardie Castleberry Mr. and Mrs
Clyde Beatty and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Ellis.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
WOMFN'S OBSERVANCE

INSTITUTE. w Va The young
women students Of the West VIZ
gina State college viii celebrate
their eleventh annual Womans
Day program on Sunday. May 20
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Georgia Minister
Feted During Visit

The Rev D II Pitts was the
house guest of Mrs. lola B. Turner
and Mrs. Nazel Sparks. He divided
his stay between his Detroit hos
teSSes Mrs Sparks entertained him
with a dinner party, while Mrs
Turner served breakfast in his
honor.
Those who were present al the
affairs included Mr.. WARD. Mrs.
Sparks. Mr. Davis. Mrs. Rayford,
M. Turner and Miss Virginia
JonA The Rev. Mr.. Pitts IS from
Georgia
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

Tea At Club

The Court Order OF Calanthe
celebrated its 22nd anniversary
Sunday with a tea at the Detroit
Association OF Women's Clubs,
Brush at Ferry,
Cut flowers were interspersed
throughout the rooms and centered
the table. Members OF the club were
glad to welcome their former presi-
dent. Mrs. Ella S. Lee, after her
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Party Honoring
Soldier Giver

Mr. and Mrs. John Rush were
hosts to her brother. Pfc. Charles
Tye, during his furlough from
overseas.
Refreshments, liquid and solid
were served throughout the eve
ming Games and dancing delighted
the guests
Those present were Mary and
Robert Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
die Barnes Sarah I've, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Thompson. Norman Tye
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tye, Mr. and
and Mrs Jones Mr. and Mrs Mike
Mr. and Mrs HiShaw. the Richard
Warrens, Lille Richards, Hattie
Brown and Rogers Wright.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
NORTH END NEWS
By MARIAN c. McClLt

Mrs. Alfred Plat of East War
rem has returned TO her home after
spending a two-week vacation with
relatives and friends in Wander
srift Pa. Many social events we're
given in her honor, where old
friends gathered 10 greet her Mrs
Myrtle Minis returned with her To
spend few weeks Many social
courteSies are being extended Mrs.
Minis.
The Silk Hat Boosters club of
Florence Ames Temple No 7. held
its regular monthly meeting at
the home Of DIT. Mary Reeves of
East Warren. Plans were com
pleted for the part this group viii
take in the State convention. All
members were present A session
Of playing. cards followed The
meeting.
MRS. WILLIE JOHNSON and
Mrs. Acue Parharm were hoStesSes
to the S. s. Social club Saturday
at the home Of Mrs. Johnson on
West Warren avenue.
Mrs. Acue Parharm OF McGraw
avenue entertained at bridge on
/ Friday evening al her home. Fiji
teen guests were present. AT the
end Of the evening, the guests
thanked their hostess for a lovely
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McGill. Of
Delmar avenue entertained guests
at bridge party and buffet sup
per.
THE DOWNTOWN Health Guild
OF the American Red Cross held
It's regular meeting in the audi
forum OF station WWJ. Reports
we're given on Child Health Week
a n d the pamphlets distributes
a out diphtheria immunization.
Mrs. NJ c. McGill had visited the
largest number of families. as. and
had distributed IS pieces OF litera-
ture. The guest speaker was DR..
Frances Ford, who has devoted
years of study TO cancer cure and
prevention.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
FRENCH CONTEST

INSTITUTE. w Va. Twelve
students Will compete for first and
second prizes in the eighth annual
speaking contest in the French
language TO be held by the De-
partment of Romance languages,
West Virginia State college, Mon
day, May 81, in the auditorium.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Book Review Of
Freedom Road

Ms. Edna Holcomb was guest
speaker at the Swankies club meet
ing. She reviewed the book. Free
dom Road" by Howard Fast.
Others present al the meeting
were: Urel Ferguson, Robert Ice,
Clarence Hill, James Perry, Far
nell Griggs, David Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Johnson. Mrs Beatrice
Bawdry and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Beasley
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Feted As NewIyweds
During Eastern Trip

When Mr.. and Mrs, Alexander
II Roberts Of 226 Marston avenue
visited his mother in Philadelphia
for Mothers Day and in celebration
Of their first wedding anniversary.
they were feted as royalty as a new
bride and groom
Many social courtesies were ex-
tended them including a reception
al which they received many lovely
gifts Mrs. Roberts is the former
AlyCe BraShcr
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Honors Friend
With Surprise
Birthday Party
Nv GLADYS MILLS

Mrs Valerie Pettiford Of West
Grand boulevard, was hostess last
week Al surprise birthday party
honorlng Mrs Brumal Penick The
affair was A bridge held Al the home
Of the hostess Mrs. Pettilord pre-
scented her honored guest with A
charming corsage Of blue iris. Each
guest received a gift tied TO their
tally card most OF them were
pretty dainty hankies, poudre puffs.
notebooks, etc.
THE FLORAL ecoratio on
throughout the house were gladden.
and potted plants, The table center
piece was composed Of tulips and
lilies OF the valley, and huge and
ufilStlc1f1y decorated birthday cake
completed the arrangement
Bridge prize winners were Vic
toria Mccall Thomas. first. Hazel
Rox borough. second Helen Hicks,
third: and Thclma Houston. fourth
Mignon Brown received a beautiful
piece OF lingerie for assisting the
hostess
Guests were Mrs. Penick, the
guest Of honor; Mrs Haley Bell.
Mrs. Mamie Simms, Mrs. Louise
Taylor. Mrs. Thelma Houston, Mrs.
Victoria Thomas. Mrs. Betty Cole.
Mrs. Alberta Raiford. Mrs. Gladys
Cuzzens. Mrs Beulah Cuzzens Mrs.
Maggie Bugs, Mrs. Corrine Martin,
Mrs. Odalie Harmon. Mrs. Edith
Bland. Mrs Josephine Edwards,
Mrs Edith White. Mrs Mildred Lee,
Mrs Lucy Belle Morris. Mrs. Gar
Meta Carter Mrs. Lillian Owens.
Mrs. Thelma Mcneil, Mrs. Margaret
Piper. Mrs Mary Roberts, Mrs.
Bertha Lantoin. Mrs. Eddie Lou
Robinson Mrs. Hazel Roxborough.
Mrs Bonnie Smith Mrs Marion
Stockell, Mrs. Helen Hicks, Mrs.
Eleanor Osborne. Mrs. Kathleen
Black Mrs. Grace Greenidge. Mrs.
Marjorie Willis, Mrs. Virginia
White, and Miss Ruth F. Webb.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
A PROGRAM was presented by
Hampton Club Meets
With c. n. Ioneses

An interesting meeting of the
Hampton club was held Sunday
evening May 90 at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Jones,
IS Alger.
Present were: Mrs. Telytha Muir
dock, J. p. Coleman. William Muir
dock, l.. NJ. Quinn. Mrs. Bertha
Phillips. Mrs. Phoebe knight. Theo-
dore H, White, Mrs Maude o. Rus
sell, F. B. Brooks. Ernest Roseboro
and Clarence Jones.
The club is making plans now
for its summer program.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

recent illness. She was presented
with a bouquet of flowers
Newly-elected officers Of the
club are Mesdames Laura Owens,
president; Mabel Laster. treasurer,
and NJ. B. Warren. general man.
aper
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Choiciettes
In Annual Tea

On Mothers Day the Choiciettes
held their second annual Mother S
Day tea at the home of Miss Mary
Parks on Harper avenue. This
year the Choiciettes entertained
not only their own mothers but the
mothers Of their fiances and one
grandmother
A PROGRAM was presented by
the club members. Mrs. Claude
Hurley gave the closing remarks.
The repast was served buffet style.
A leather bound address book was
presented 10 each mother
Present were; Mesdames William
Garner Lula Purnell. Walter john
son. Leroy Frazier. Floyd Parks
and Jennings.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
GRADUATION SPEAKER

INSTITUTE. w. Va. - President
John w. Davis. West Virginia
State college. announced that the
commencement speaker for the
annual graduation exercises on
Sunday. May 81. l945, when sew
enty students will receive their de-
grees. will be u. S. Senator Theo-
dore Francis Greene of Rhode Is
land.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Has FurIough With
Parents And Friends

Hc Charles Tye visited his par
entS, Mr. and Mrs Joseph I've Of
Brewster street during his thirtv-
two day turlough from the Mcdi-
terrancan area. where he has
served for q months. During his
furlough he also visited relatives
in Kentucky ard Tennessee. He
has reported TO Fort Sheridan, Ill,
for rc-assicnmcnt
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

Host AT Double
Purpose Party

TIE Flncher Gardeners II Hol.
brook had tno-fold celebration
SUNDAY when they celebrated ,hcir
if,h wedding anniversary and Mr..
Gsrdrers oighdsy with 4 rcccp-
tlon and party
MIS- FloSSle Gardncr wore her
hair IN a side-swepi couture with
3eweled combs. and wore an ice
blue gown with fun chiffon skir,
End Saun bodice The gown had
three.qusr'cr length sleeves and
thy buttons down the back.
THE DINING ROOM table was
oentcrea with an arrangement II
oelphiHlu1 :. babies breath. dcut-
gas, tulips and foliage Candelab-
las f.srkcd the ccnicrpiccc Gil
mex - the evening came when
SCI and Mrs Samuel Sellers called
from Fori Bonnlrc. Ga 10 extend
theu nsratulstions.
'NNh LONLb Kills Nf.f PFC
acnIcd The couple Guests present
were Mr. and Mrs Richard White.
Mr. and Ms Russell Caves. Mrs
Gertrude Brown. Mrs Theresa
Harris, Mrs CtsricSeita Palmer.
Riley Lacks, Mrs, L. NJ Wyrue. Mr.
srd Mrs. James Spencer. Nj. and
Mrs Albert Strain. Mrs Anne
Jones. villa Talvert. Olivia Pear
son. virginia jackson. Eugene
Frazier. Mr. and Mrs John Clark.
Mr. and Mrs W Roberts. Mr. and
Mrs. George VIRGINS. Nj and Mrs
Talley Dye Jessie Gresham. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Stukey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Pryor, Charles DAVIS.
Ole Wiley. M and Mrs. W
Richards, Charles Richards. Mr.
and Mrs James Watts. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Anderson Vcrlie Brown.
Mary Chceves, Dehlls Gullcy. Car
re Curtis Beatrice Banks. Anna
bel Niles Tom Ledtord Mr. and
Mrs Joe Wilson, Mr. and Mrs r
Woods. M and Mrs Sherman
lusk. Mr. and Mrs Chester Col
Quit, Esther Reed Thomas Leath-
ers, Ellen Meador. Mrs. J. w.
Flake Mr. and Mrs. Leon McKis-
sic, Carmen Flake. Mrs Dolia
Griffin, Mrs Martha Denmar,
GIner Ginger Davies.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

Those low and medium priced
cotton garments that the govern
ment promised would be available
IN the early summer are begin
Ming TO appear on the market.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
3 Suspected as Fugitives
From Prison Abduct 7 Men
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DEFIANCE, Ohio, Sept. %
Three men armed with an Army
trench knife, suspected fugitives
from Southern Michigan prison at
Jackson, today ordered a girl from
a parked car, abducted her two
male companions and released them
unharmed Is miles away after TAX
ing $50 and their automobile.
Patrolman w. A. Center identi-
fed the principals as Miss Pauline
Shock, in front of whose home the
car was parked, Clarence L. Click
Of Highland Park, Mich, and Sergt
Robert Hull of Defiance
The patrolman said the CONVEX
sation Of the abductors, as recount
ed by Mr.. Click and Sergt Hull, led
him to believe that they were three
OF the four men who escaped over
the Jackson prison wall last night
amid shots from guards.
Michigan prison officials listed
the escapes as John Ronald Kuchu-
Ian. %; August Bernard Doak, %,
and Phillip Gill, %, all serving 10
to 20 years for armed robbery, and
Merwin L. Young, %, serving four
to five years for auto theft.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Court Calls Martha Raye
For Ignoring Subpoena
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
DETROIT. Sept. 2s.-Circuit Judge
Chester P. O'Hara signed today an
order to show cause, returnable Oc-
tober IL, why Movie Actress Martha
Raye should not be cited for con-
tempt Of court.
Miss Rave, cited for failure to
appear as a witness in a divorce
case, was reported to have left
Detroit.
Principals in the divorce case are
Herman Prujansky. operator of a
bar, and Cynthia Prujansky. The
husband charged his wife had an
ungovernable temper. Mrs. Pru-
jansky, in turn, accused him of
aSsociating with other women.
Miss Rave was served with a
subpoena last Thursday while she
was appearing at night club here
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Loudoun Craftsmen to Exhibit
Work at Waterford October II

tables, chests or other pieces of
furniture made In Waterford or
vicinity are asked to contact the
foundation, if willing to place them
on exhibit.
Because of interest in old houses
ana their restoration, a tour of the
village has been arranged Some OF
the Oldest and most historical build
ings will be open to the public. To
show the possibilities of restoration,
houses in various stages of renewal
will be shown, some as yet un-
touched, others In process of restora-
tion and still others completely re-
stored. Luncheon and dinner will
be served daily during the three
days Of the exhibit by the Waterford
Parent-Teacher Association