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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
ROUGE

Hlgn SCUTF5--Indlan F0DtI'S ~ Stafe
2t6-2O2 Massey gas Nowak 2l3 Frank
Watson 2O4 Joe Nemeth 222 Czennar 206
Andy RoukOly 2is-2Q0 Paul Pussonyi 2iO.
Joe LorlnCl 223 Steve Zelenak 200. John
Pooh 227 ChaS Moluar 226-2O2 John
Farkss goa e Elsh 204, Irv BannacSh 2o6
John SOnkoly 2O2 Tony Hofyath 2o3. VIM
NleGte 204 Lee -LabsR 204 John PayeheeE
214 RUSS Nichaelis 246 Abraham 22b-2 g
BuSs Mcmillan 2O6 ZiminsN 2o4 Red Wa
SIX 200, Les Nipper 2o5-2l4. Brichta 2o2
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
TIFE DEPT NJ 1

HIgh SCORES = BIi SCEUfIdcr 2Is-2lT-
Johnnie Tatlys 235-23l Glare Wagner 22I.
Marty LOTUS 22O-2Ol. George Monroe 215.
++++s++t@-F-s@ Gene OZtag 2f4 Lsule
Schultz 2lO-2OO Stan Matcrne 2Oa Red
Golden 2OA. Harry Manr 203 Zines Nc
Mahan 2O2. Bob Hauseg col
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
ROYAL.
ri NCisiAN

High scJIcs-Pete Va'roi 2sS Kari Rap
Dold 223 Arthur Geschkc all RUDY Ko
llsie5 2us Arnold Bumm 2OT Irwin Boideu
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
SENIOR HOUSE

Hlrh scoTes-A. LadlgeT - ,NNylTI1,F
s5s sSts' SSn IocSirco 2oi' { Ur6ln 247-2oo,
p Sauer 2l2. Harrison 2O4-2O2 L.
Moore ais. u Flanaran 2o4-22o. l. Mar
tons cO1 = IancowgN 2lG p Emerson
- 90, zpta-rtt;5 -s7 " cdnrsiy 7o51' V
Mitchell 200 G Taylor 2O5, V Dagostlno
a0s sable pol II Conneu 2t3-224 Y
Hostnik 2os,217. C. Puiick .2l,7a ) Boyle
= Nauzy 2ii-c13. Surchik 22A-2Oo l..
Pu,towsIi 224-2I6 strauss 127-22O
AhIetin, 2oT. J. Schneider 80 S'rCm
2a7 W slater 2lO, r Delnsn 207.
Nseb 9nS
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
STANDINGS AND HIGH SCORES LEAGUES METRO DISTRICT
ORIENT
s7s LEAGtL

Hah sc1ics-Al CiroH $50 W Plotsln
20t IaueI 2o4 CIuaa 1of 81 roV
2ll Mclean 2ot Lrm pes 3 3D. SEA-
.n3 HqfE.us 229. sam Cohen 202, Pml
il.rpF 200
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
SENIOR HOUSE

IIigh scoreS-Wtlnsm Eeukirch 209 JameG
O'Bripn 200. JArome Van BaCelaere 223. John
Chopp 2l7-22O william stein 232 sol Hob
ermAn 225-21i- Paul HohermAn 2ln. Larry
Larsh 234 Sidney Smith 2oo-2ll. John
2aa Roy CobeAn 34e Henry Helm 200, Ezra
Miller 127
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
EnnInII-RAY

Wrh s,orts-StanIev Ri'y ao5 = olson
2l5 ! EisA cl2 BW Olshe,., 2'1-2oo =
Eautlz- --na--Ll.-I-L L.ASzy4a -2oa--i-FafAas
2O3. Hank Tobe 2O2
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
PALACE-DIX
HOUSE LEAGUE

Nigh scores-Harold soderund ell JACK
Pivirotto oil Harry Wood sOs John schmidt
206. Gus Anderson 2O3- Howard JAMS 202
Mike Jersey 202 John Melvin 2o2 D5o Del
Duco 20l Russell Wright 20l, William
Bolano 200 william Dettlon ZOO
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
r~ioR RoUsF

fW-h ecare--I RODN no = SIm0n IT
" Hsrnes aos Wide 2OF " Crnen
vaid 2os. a Afani 2o2 Springer 2o2
r B0uchsrd zoo
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
CTIECkLR

High scores - George Miles 2l3-232-223.
Herb Case 224.2O4-2l3, Lawrence Putnam
$50 Roberts 244-222 Gurncy 2o7-20i.
BlONt2 249-229 Slater 2l4-2O1 Olsen . o.
2ll Hagen 2l7-2O5. Paplip 232-2Oo Fades
2lq-2O3, Dan7ak 2O5 Cunningham. goa
Peters, 200 Plappeu 2l6 Mach 24q. FITS
rrratu 10, Eurty I23 saunders 2OT Stdt-
nm 2O4. Thornton 223, Lasher 235 Goodwin
2l0. Poll 2lq Thompson 223 Mackenzie
PIT Eafka 2ia. Montroy 202, Zaborsky
223 steele 200 Myrick 2l3
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

MACK-BlVO. sats,oss az SasS AVE ~ si.J ss,.
9pf. Alleys sosoAy rHsoUGH FRIDAY
Nthf AFTERNOON. At DAY SAT. sun.
MT. ELLIOTT REC. 's2' =. ~ - tst,OTT
S'% o% coss,si lsU',. I, ct. s!.u,i,si 80 t.,.. ~
NORTH END q 100; so.ssy los eAs'1T; sss! ss!,!
Open Until 4 A. M. Todoyl
OLYMPIC REC. ssTt sssT,Osns c.s.,se GO awe g:
hona sn of oGRtattR DETROIT Atl.s1aR.
PALACE REC. ,;'' q Aii.,. Ss.r;9t ss.., - rs, ~
ep.r Rs~ilns To-day rram 10 N Uatu clo,,ss
wee Psfsins ssstsUrsnt coestah LouHs.
PALACES -SGH0ENHeRR sSs5'oT sosU .,",ss "a ,!s.
ASK ABOUT PAUL soBLIY'S sir.
INSTRUCTOR IN tVtsY IsTABtisHsGsr.
PALMER PARK wSouaasS SS1ss SS.S 20. 1:'.:;' 1css
70 s.22i7 q BrUnfsies Alley, iof Open eo-l.
ire TO-DAY free Pships coektsh losss,.
PllYn'UM "1 ,n sps,e,y!. !9s esssaY .,,,ys stI,.'
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
BAlNBnW iozas ssAIroI avg at MARCUS
su'. s'O oosa Aisy' ss,ords, = .os seod.y
nhNUFA htI, A. nICEoeV "a Ss7a
opEk BOWLING SATURDAY AND sUNoANt
~EEkoANs UNTIL p " Aso AfrtR ~.
nrD MILL ,TooowSSso Az THt styo;
opes ItIGvs ECPt All DAY sAruRpSYs
AND SUNDAYS. s.'o A. " uErtL ~
RITTER Prc '4sas -" "s.s, .asa rsS'Ss
Open Bowlino All Day Todoyl
oImcoI nrn s3g7 GRAND Rtvgs AVE
IUslog HOUSE LEAGUE ION WOW
ROUGE REC. d, '',i 4t,f2s f2SuO'' VI VS. s.sT,,
whsr oo~o River stop Hsr, opsa Hssrna ~
Ss'urdaH ard suooav. A ~ un'u c'~.inp.
SP'HGWFlIS 70 Io'i a,Sfys tfS,s'"' " :, ,',ii, ~
Ooen Bowlina Here All 0A"!
cTlTc FLp l,Feo woonwAfo 70 80
" - sts,. Fs.t Gtogne' = s.'s
oPtH Bowling oAltY AT At ri"ss.
TnrrTY f"'"ft-''',rt ~ ~ T'9sss ~ -ssos
O7en Allevs lola" !" ~!
Wnc'rY 5sG' 5 ,,.y".-eso's. mr. -. ',';'sl; ,..,i:
oPrN L'tFYs AL DAY SArUPoAN sun.
DAY VFrKnhNe TV'L sTTss ~
V-runn Wr0"''c a-' go vtrsoq AZ
ttvr~'tNt- VI COOS
O9a, pop,';,o tII nAY r-Is"I
'i7prV pn"r 5gsrs.i rIs@ ,,.fI ~'fS's ,',,', !,
you'tt tsioY oosN sowtiac ptRt SAT-.
UFnAYs SUNDAYS 10 An ritt CLOSING
49,. A.. .r~
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
MACK-BOULEVARD

Heb sc0res-CuN Spencer 2o7-HHS Rudy
Css'clr 9aS sam Si0don 22f T. iarlcr 2os
r5rn Nnilov nia Ted Puc.ru 2tl a
Book 2OS Ro'sud pieke EOS NiuieW i'ss
2i2 Edward Hupcrt cOl Anthony Machll-
riatt 2O2
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
NrW FtIRNIF,W
LADIES WrDNTSnAY NIGHT
NORTHWESTERN

UiFh ycorea--EdWafd schultz 90f jim
Walker 2O7 Ernest Nelson 2i3 Lee Spiefs
cl1 walter owens oil Ncil Bsck 20. Roy
Nosr,ey 200 Glenn Milhollsnd zoo
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
TWENTY GRAND
STEEL WAREHOUSE
TERRY'S

High scores-Giese 222-23s. FouTnier ai3.
Janson 20s. Fitzgerald 2O3. Himelson 2l6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
WFST FESIE

Hifu sc0rrg-F Niier 2l6-2O2 = TscTi
eli DlDoly 2l6 y Johnson 2lo2lo. $
.Ug p Ms5hcp 214 l. ByTne 2s6. J
Warrlsscy 225 Y KopCsek 2is-233. = Grubt
lo- = Laine 23l n Cantwci 22q =
B4.noes 2oa Bruvn 23l. g. CautWel 2Ol
CsTIsC 2O3-222 Csruao 2O3 J
gsnWy 213 Darro 2ol s Zelensk 24A
SsCus 222. Pollak 222 Dreif zoo
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
SppTNCWFT IS

High sc1res--Nsreth 2Oo-232 Peters 275.
Kouven 226. Richards 222 Bond 225 KlaUA
POI Atkinson 204 Johnson 222-2l3 8.
Fe3rdi 20l Adamitls 200 OStler goo Price
2nl- ZuzEel- AiAzse.I. . A. -i.3Asitaf,-
2la. DullIs 2l4
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
-NoN.AssoefATfoN- -esTAstist1MENTs

kIIpluTu $500 .soouGhLL r GaArIor
ALLEYS CT 347O
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Choice lsaaus RsseOations Are Stiil Available.
DFYTrR REC, 9. otstfs s[sS: :. sosTg2y stxS s,.S;
Choice LEAGUE Rsteryatons Stii Available
oPEN BOWLING WE'RE AT At TINES,
H.P. AUDITORIUM Gtt9ys !AsFts' 70 oVssys s.s!st
oPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
wtEkoAIs UNTIL $50 p ". tFTCR a.
NON.ASSOClATlO
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
FoRT.BOULEVARD

prFw aps Maze state tTs irene Gavurs
f-a.- Eriy Zimmerman 1TS. Gerry Murley
76t-Pcrfy VanderWerth los Clsrice, stewart
fe1 Nsrv lane Cook los Gertie flufrloN
roa.fQs lean LaFoone ls2-isO MARY iamcs
T---1s7 Nsbe Palmer 2OA- Retty FlNrn Is
Betty Ralph leo-1BO Ann Gorden ISL. Ella
Ford iss Lillian Meyers lsO-lsa
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

2O7. { DeWaile 20l A Rspepe 2os Z
Brookntr' 203, Fischiorl 7IO-2O5 y
Boyer 24s W J9hnstone 2io " Crouesn
2l5, NJ. Aimas 2lO-204 J Barnard 400 y
Peis--oa 2o2-220. T. Carpenter ala
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
I,DilS MAJOR

Hirh scores-Victoria Orowssi eos. tlals
sparrow 203 Ellen IucsNeI lQl Emma hill
1T3-lel-lb3 Marion springer lhl Felcn
A-iF---il-+ A+-4sfs - -aittfs ia +i-tfs -Ai-+--
ION 1T2-1T5 J. Schooner lT7
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
LUCKY STRIKE
LOG CABIN
LADIES' MAJOR HoUSE

Blanchard 23o Helen Baker 2Ol. Pauline
Nicola oo2 Ruth Rogers 200 Peggy Hiu
2o2. Albins Mobile 2l7, Pearl Gabrielson
2l6. Gertrude Williams. 2il, Betty Gamble
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
LOCAL 500 NEw roo

HlFh s'0rc8-IUnn lyman 2I2-2 O-ll2 Lon
Brock 234 Bil Erickson 2l5. Nite MaS.ic
PA steve Cigs zoo. Joe Tamoshluas ZO5,
John Cnka 2O4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

High scotes-DAn Bcrtolin 229 John Fan
tin e5s Charles SpeHrc 2la, Fred Cap,CnlJni
2O4 Peter Glmbos6 203
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
HoUsE LEAGUE

HI"N a|07Fs--IaCk JaCEW0U 91N ffI-e Vr-
relniau 206 Al Totes 2nz-2nn -, i.li,-r.
3Is Jo- h9hr 100000 Joe Bloom 7Es IN
RUBY 2Ol Hank Freld 2ol Nat Rlsn 22o
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
PALM BEACH
NORTHWEST O.

iil .h h'"ife--' neiiili Wcauiohtsl @ut. ty
Cfaua POS VIM. SluaIa Pa Nilbert poney
-3l. Pml MirDn 2l5. Dell Forbes 2OS. Jim
Berger 2Oi Le Roy Andrrss 2l6. Chris May
43a YIN Merritt 23f-220. Wnl BeDcu 2O2
Grulse Srnck 221-2OS Stanley SpaulGing 205.
Mallied rQlAl -2ls- Michael EIAner 202z222-
frrtur rtEu5c 2O2 Caiien Iassingef 2Os.
1lb. Francis ovens. 222-2Ot Elliott Barron
224. Ray Schut2cr 2l4. Bill la Rue goa
2o9. sosCph Budesky al. Joseph Greyt0k
2Ol. A. Dent 2O4-236 Mike Morano 223-
1ll-RuzAeu- Leone 2l1, Alb.4- -Rs4tlt-9p7
CnarieS snyder 2S5212 Tom Shockley 2O6
John Vlylanu 2O7. George Bryant 2OS Paul
Th0fesen 2lO-2l2. Bob white 2Os Russell
SuIlivant 227-22A Wm Colby 2l4. frank
Bailey ais John Wsldccker 900 George
KrudCros 22l. Philip NOIthman 2Ol Charles
Trti.saB 3O5-2ll. VIC Reeves 227. Andy
ggab8 PAS
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
7oo-zso uoItSv


Hieh scores-Frsnk s,edolsE 235 A.,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

lHGf SlP"t rHe sISo ~ ;.ssss
oPEN BOWLING SATURDAY Aso SUspAYi
WFEK0hNs. to0h rtttT " AFIER ~
MIr"eM pre IS 7,I atLsgs 9,sE'sAs q tvt, a.,
Ooen Bowling a. All Timesl
TWENTIETH CEsTllOY I;'Go !; S,.,' s.cs (, 1ss KS
LGAsUJ OPENING THURSDAY 49, "
' ESTABLISHMENTS
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
PILLAR
SENIOR not 81

High sr0rcs-Stanley Farnum 236-2O2
Leonard Foster 226, Jim Gingeyela 2l5, ZinG
Bennett 2ll-2O3. Bert Murphy 2O4 I'd
Farwie 2o3 Fred Woods 2Ol. I'd. Pufey 2Ol
Frank GIseSSle pol.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
STATE FAIR
PLYMOt TH 81 VIC TORY

tush ,J1res-AY0ung 23S203 Ksr4ask
23f VcuuupElis 22O. Psdsdlno 2ls Ia.
dattu. Paulgyi 2l0 Chicks 20s Bali-ch
pos SGval 2OT Chrstensen 2O4. Sefsfni
2O3 Y0hos 2o2 Hatneld 2O2
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
LADIES HOUSE
WY

CONGIO
AMERICAN
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
ERSIDE

TTI-T WI T " 7" !" "" : y -TIT|W IT > u
Wallace 200 stanley Motyl 400
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
CLUB REC.

aso HoTSE
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-04
DAG Marks
Holiday

DAG MEMBERS marked the
holiday weekend with dining
and dancing Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wendell
were honor guests at dinner TO
mark their return from Ft.
Lauderdale, Fla, where they
had been for eight months.
Also honor guests in the same
party were the Vern A. Foxes.
The occasion marked Mrs. Fox'sl
birthday. Others in the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Pen
nington, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A..
Hanley and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Mckenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. RoS-
sitter were hosts TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Elton Schulenberg of Akron,
who are visiting the Rosslters,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ivor Goodrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Menard
observed their wedding anniver-
sary at the club. Their dinner
guests included their son-in-law
and daughter Mr. and Mrs.
John Mead III. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Gehrke.
Another party included the
Thomas II. Keatings, the En-
NETT Tracys and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mcintosh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-04
Miss JOanne
Gunther Wed

FAITH LUTHERAN Church
was the setting Saturday eve
ming for the marriage of Joanne
Eleanor Gunther, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund II. Gun
ther of Philip avenue, to 1t
Oig) Robert Addie Allan, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Allen
of SpringwellS avenue.
The bride wore a gray dress
maker suit with sapphire blue
accessories. Her hat was made
of blue and grey yelling and she
wore a corsage bouquet OF white
orchids.
Doretta Gunther was her sis
ter'S maid of honor and only at
tendant. Mr.. Allen attended his
son as best man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-04
SuIIivans
Honored

MR.. AND MRS. ERNEST
WUNSCH of Colonial road en-
tertained yesterday at a break
fast in the Crosse Pointe Yacht
Club b, honoring Brig. Gen.
Joseph p. Sullivan, who is home
on leave, and Mrs. Sullivan.
The Sullivans will leave Sept.
10 for Washington. Other guests
at the party were the Howard
LeSieys, who came here re-
Gently from Cleveland and who
are making their home in Fair
court drive.
Among those who attended
were the William Heils, Mrs.
Evans Steventon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl Behr. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cor
don Hill. Mrs. Oswald Fluemer.
Mrs. Edward Lee and the
Matthew Careys.
Still others were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Andrus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robin Morton. Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Allmand, the Will
liam MckinleYs and Mir and
Mrs. William Hannah.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-04
|" N oytait yts t4.,..:.,. Wit.
with

THIS HAS been Jolly summer the Old Club for
many fashionable folk patriotic crowd the
trotted TO the Crosse Pointe Yacht Club
boarded the ferry 20. D.. spent long weekends
the Flats swimming playing tennis and watching
the big freghters go by
Next weekend end AL this for another
Old Clubs viii with great
gaysty "Come Funny" costume ball Wednes-
DAY evening
The Sterling Doctsons cruising IN Georgian Bay at the
non nosnent I WIN I'm t ~ fy % uS ~ @ on ~ % @ s b ,n o . MY
before the ball
Plans for weekend have already been made by
Henry EareS who have good part OF the
their cottage The Lynn Persons the Alger Sheldens
Leroy Peed ttT. and Mrs william Slaughter Mr..
and Mrs Glenoon Roberts Art Rohde Mr. and Mrs Robert
Keller and Mrs Eugene GarEaro MIR. and Mrs Ralph
c. Csulley Mr., and Mrs. w. A p John Or and Mrs
Harold Stubs Mrs. Percy Grose and others
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-04
Boats Emerge From Storage

BOATS WHICH have been in storage since Pearl Harbor
brIm full of gasoline and an impressive array
OF these lined al the Old Club dock this weekend
The beautiful Alfred J. Fisher yacht Alma r carried
their daughters tranne and Trudy and their
and dsughter-naw 1t and Mrs Alfred Fisher Jr who
visiting here from York Pa for the Friday to Monday
weekend
they joined young Mrs. Fishers parents Mr..
and of fishing
The Jacobses up in their boat the Frances
J. II
Junior Fishers back for Saturday evening
attend party Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stroh Jr for
them the Country Club but yesterday them reonng
family at the Old Club
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-04
Tea TO Honor Head
OF Kings Daughters

HONORING MRS. LEILA
CRITTENDEN BOND, interna-
tional president of the Order Of
Kings Daughters and Sons. the
fellowship circle of the Detroit
chapter board of trustees of
Kings Daughters will give tea
Thursday in the home for the
aged in Pierson avenue.
There will be a program at 2
p. m. Mrs. Walter Keyes is
chairman, with Mrs. Harry l..
Scott assisting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-04
Gloria Roberts Becoming Beauty

The GloriBee accompanied
BY Mr. Roberts mother Mrs William Roberts
the daughter of the Is and
rapidly becoming beauty flashing about the take and
her brand speedboat all weekend
The Henry had S weekend guests Janet
Whirl Kelsey . Ed Stark Maj Joseph
Saturday night circulating back and forth
between cocktail parties which had Mr. and Mrs John
T. Almand and MIR. and Mrs. George Slocum their
respective
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-04
Osteopathic Club
To Meet tuesday

THE FIRST meeting of the
fall season for the Detroi I
Osteopathic Women's Club will
be a luncheon at Huylers at /
p. m. Tuesday. +. T. Conlon,
executive secretary of the Michi-
gan Association of OSteopathic
Physicians and Surgeons, will
be the guest speaker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-04
Spend Weekend at Club

ALSO WEEK-ENDING at the Old Club
DR.. and Mrs Mont Wickham Mr.. and Mrs A G.. HERES
hoff Mr. and Mrs. w. a p. John Mr.. and Mrs William
Slaughter Art Rohde Mrs. Thomas J. Donovan Mr. and
Mrs B. Webb and their daughter Joy MIR and Mrs Victor
Koch and their children, Robert and Karen
MIR. Mrs. Owen Shelton Mr. and Mrs John
Mr. and Mrs. s. Wells Utley Mr. and Mrs Scott
Carpenter MIR and Mrs George Vawter MIR. and Mrs
F. o. Femstrum Mr. and Mrs Allan Tempeton Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward r Fisher Mr. and Mrs c. W. Jimette Mr.
and Mrs Henry b. Joy Mr. and Mrs Christian H. Hecker
and
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-04
Edith Muskin
Married

MISS EDITH USKIN,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Muskin of ST. Joseph, and Ben
F. Wigder, son og Mrs. Sophia
Wigder of West Boston boule-
ward, were married yesterday in
St. Joseph.
The new Mrs. Wigder is a
graduate Of Battle Creek and
Defiance colleges. Mr.. Wigder is
a graduate of the University of
Wisconsin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-04
Birth Announced

MACHINIST'S MATE 1/C
AND MRS. FREDERICK w.
PEARSE CElizabeth h Ann
FroSO announce the birth OF a
daughter last Friday at Staten
Island ~ Y.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-04
Shirley Craig TO Wed
Cpl. Richard Denyes

Mr.. AND MRS. LYMAN J.
CRAIG of Bloomfield Hills an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Shirley, 10 Cpl. Rich
ard T. Denyes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry M. Denyes of the
Abingdon, formerly of Birming-
ham
Jackson advocate., 1945-12-08
B. |. Robinson
Passes In Chicago

CHTCkGO--SDeciap B l. Robin
son died at ti1e hoElo of his
daughter Mrs. Emma Thompson at
4743 Lorgley Ave. here Friday Nov
ember Both, his death being large
ly attributed to Illness, tie result
of his advance age
Mr., Robinson came to Chicago
a few months ago to live with his
daughter from his home in jack
son, Miss, where he had been
prominent in Church, fraternal, and
civic affairs.
He was for many years a high
Official and leader in the Springer
Masonic Grand Lodge of Mississippi
and was prominent in organized la :
Dor serving for long time as sec
retary of the Buckloyers Union.
He was for nearly so years a
member Of Pearl Street A. NJ E.
Church of Jackson greater
part of which twice he was a men,
ber of the official board.
Funeral services were set to be
held at Pearl Street A. M. E.
Church at Jackson on Saturday,
December 9Th.
Jackson advocate., 1945-12-08
Home Improvement, Gardening, Canning
Poultry, Clothing, Foods Furnish
Girl Interest In All Club Work

JACKSON, Miss. Home I'M
provement, gardening, canning,
poultry, clothing and foods are
the major interest of girls engaged
in All Club work in the state ac-
cording to Miss Beatrice Childres,
State Girls Club Agent.
According to figures released on
the eve of the First Statewide
Negro All Club Roundup enroll
ment of girls by projects showed
foods 22960. clothing 27,484 gar
dening 21,296, canning 20.695
poultry lilo, and home improve
ment 1886 The girls also receive
training in leadership, health,
sanitation and citizenship.
Twenty-Five of the Al Round Win
ners girls Their names and the
counties they represent are as fol-
lows: Myrtle Thomas, Lee County
Audrey Huey, Bolivar, Bessie Lee
Collins, Tallahatchie, and Rachel
Jackson advocate., 1945-12-08

! His resignation followed the sup
preston by the White House of d
directive the committee members
decided by a poll to issue to the
Capital Transit Company ordering
it to employ colored trolley and bus
/ operators.
The text of Mr. HousUons letter
of resignation, dated December 3,
follows:
My dear Mr.. President:
/ hereby resign as a member oI
the Presidents Committee OH Fair
Employment Practice. effective i'm
mediately
On November %, 1945, in the
Capital Transit Company Case,
No 70 on the Committee docket,
the Committee voted to issue its
decision which directs Capital
Transit to cease ard desist from
practices and policies which have
resulted in the denial of employment
to Negroes, because OF race. as con-
ductors, motormen, bus operators
and traffic checkers. This merely
effectuateS the non discriminatory
employment policy declared for in
duStrieS essential to the prosecution
OF the war by Executive Order No
9346.
Without notice to the Committee
or a chance for the Committee to
present its views, on November "a
you ordered the Committee not TO
issue the decision. November 25 on
behalf Of the Committee I wrote
you asking that you give the COM
mittee opportunity to confer with
you.
Rumor has it that an opinion is
floating around The White House
that under the Executive Order of
Nov. 81, ordering seizure of the
Capital Transit System the Govern
ment is bound by the existing terms
conditions of employment in effect
on Capital Transit at the moment of
seizure, and that it cannot effectu-
ate the non-discrlminatory employ
ment policies declared in Executive
Order Numbers 1902 and 9346 while
Capital Transit IS under govern
nIent control.
1t should be remembered in this
connection that neither the Capital
Transit management nor the union
leadership has ever claimed that the
exclusion of Negroes as platform
workers and traffic checkers was a
term or condition of employment.
The union has no color bar. Man.
Continued on Back Page)
Jackson advocate., 1945-12-08
Orchard Demonstration Featured
At Utica Fair And Conference

given to the various persons who
placed their produce on exhibits
including spreads handy work cam
ned fruits butter chickens hogs
canned vegetables and scores of
other beautiful exhibits too num-
erous to mention.
Adding to the exhibits were ex-
hibits from the State reformatory
for Negro boys headed by Mr.. c..
w. Williams who is also vice presi-
dent of the Utica Farmers Confer
ence. These boys from the delin-
quent home also gave some fine
musical numbers.
Also featured on the program
was the main address oy the Hon.
ST Corley State Commissioner of
Agriculture whose inspiring talk
was enjoyed Ky all Talks by the
President of Conference, Prof. w.
M. Holtzclaw, Jr., Music by Rev.
Lewis who presided over the con-
ference's entertainment, moving
picture shows, and a popularity
contest. As usual barbecue was the
feature of evening. AS expressed
to President William Holtzclaw Jr.
This memorial conference to the
late DR.. Holtzclaw ST., was one of
the best yet to be sponsored by the
institution.
State and county workers from
Kinds and Copiah county joined
hands to make this day one long
to be remembered.
Jackson advocate., 1945-12-08

Wilson, Jones County, winners in
leadership projects
Sallie B. Reed, Warren County
Lula Mae Richmond, jeff Davis
Olevia Ramsey, Harrison and. Lu-
cile Miles, Leflore, winners in can
ming.
Avery Hearn, Marshall County,
Thelma Penny, Coahoma, Naomi
Paige, Kinds, Mary Talbert, Wash
ington. winners in foods.
Annie G. Harris, Lee County; Jen-
ME Hazel Chapel, Eolmes; Ethel
Stamps, Kinds; Florida r. Bass,
Montgomery, winners in Home I'M
provement.
Catherine Peacock, Tallahatchie;
Christine Faulkner, Marshall, Eliza
beth Lauderdale, Lee; Bernice Blee
Bolivar, winners in gardening.
zelma Holiday, Monroe; Myrtle
Brown, Coahoma, winners in poul-
try.
Jackson advocate., 1945-12-08
Leadership Corn, Cotton, Pig,
Poultry, Calf, Projects Send Boy
Winners To All Club Roundup

( Charleston, Tallahatehie County
PIG
Curtis Jones. Route 8, Box 105.
Greenwood, Lenore County.
Robert Lee Green, Route 2,
Hazlehurst, Copiah County.
Dewitt Smith, Route l, Box 90,
Shaw, Sunf1ower County.
Desha Stribling, Route /. Dixon.
Neshoba County
POULTRY
Reuben Evans, Route 1, Box 113,
Indianola. Sunflower County.
Walter Barnes, Mayersville, Issa-
guiana County.
CALF
James EDMOND, Star Route, Sar-
dis, Pamela County.
John Fuller. Route 2, Nesbit, De-
soto County.
Luke Boyd, Route 2, Learned
Kinds County.
Joseph Dobbins, Port Gibson,
Claiborne County.
LEADERSHIP
Robert d. Bell, Route Q, Walnut
Grove, Leake County.
Robert Ellis, Anding, of Yazoo
County.
Luster Dunlap, Mound Bayou of
Bolivar County.
Wilson Foster Sanford, Coving-
ton County.