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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
0hiiodnS 7th
In Stakes
BY HAROLD KAHL

BY nature, Arthur Watson is
not a nervouo person But Arthur
simply could not restrain himself
early today and called IN 90 learn
If his Palmer Parks MeLe sill
leading Class y OF The Detroit
Times Sweepstakes at Chcne-
Trombly Recreation
SIgnnr MalAnn Mas -audIhlN-En.
Ecved when informed that Palmer
Park survived the best efforts Of
four rivals rolling over me week
end Best of the lot was Whites
Chevrolet of Toledo with 2S72
That count teet-the OhiuanS INTO
seventh place High of the five
was Dick Coburn. 594.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

Reno Nlnl-trclll had IDS, Harold
Allen and Walter Johnson, 1926.
Just missing a 1900 in doubles
we're George Bccker-Walter Mo-
REM, Walter Reppenhagen-Bill
Kenet. 1880 each Two pairs tied
at 1172. Marvin Rode and Walter
wilkins, Pete Ruhlc and Fred
Stark
Stroh's Bill Kcnct turned in the
best singles performance, 6S7, fol-
lowed by Flies Ministrelli, SO,
and Eddie Trosien of Delray Five,
Metropolitan Classic. and Paul
Scribner. Krakow Five Goo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Stdgs Fool
Own Coach
Nv JAKE BERsoN
.TheN're unpredlctahle

heN re- unpredictahle
That's the way Herb Spathelf
Mackenzie High coach sizes up the
team he viii send against South
eastern High for the metropolitan
League basketball title tomorrow
night at Olympia
Without a single member OF
last year. title team now avail
able Spathelf admits ms present
collection Of Stag cagerS has been
a pleasant surprise. Keeping his
fingers crossed, Spathelf has
watched his boys fight their way
70 the finals, and If they have
gotten TINS far, he can't see why
they can't beat the JungaleerS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

Yet. Clapper admitted that as a
forward he found George Hams
worth toughest 10 score against
DIT named Aurel Joliat and
Harvey lBuSher) Jackson as his
top left wingcrs. Johat. who
played for CanadienS. was a l35-
FOUNDER. one of the triCkicSt
hockcyiSts in history Jackson. of
course. starred with the Maple
Leafs on a line that included
Charley Conacher and Joe Pr
mean
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Sports
HolIett Places
on Clippers lean
By LEO MACDoNELL

With the exception Of William
fFlaShl Hollett of the Red Wings.
all members of an sll-Star team
picked hy Aubrey CDiD ClappCr
from the current crop OF Ma
tional Hockey League stars are
Montreal CanadlcnS
The -CapadieHS- named ate. ct
course. Bill Durnan in the nets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Picks 3 Coolies

CiaPPei- haikcd -wf1cn asked 70
name an all-Star. all-time team
from players in modern big league
hockey.
There were so many good
players, Clapper protested
The Boston veteran, now in his
18th wear OF big league hockey
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

Tz-7ry-r0 yc1- or TIC -CanadienS as
quite a hockey club. But that
doesn't mean that in the opinion
of Clapper, an all-time. aIl-Star
great himself the present Mont
real team compares with The top
srNtets-of glamour years
For instance The Bruins who
represented Boston a. tAe- season.
Of 1Qpq-1q20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Red Wings Drub Bruins; May Be Sorry
SQUEEZED

Bruins give works to
Eddie BFuHeteaH aS he
tries for rebound with
goalie Bibeault down after
making save. No. lS is
Murray Henderson, BOs-
tons new defenseman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
IoWG Cagers Win

After 46 years of trying, Iowa
holds undiSputed possession OF
the Western Conference basket
ball championship A crowd
of l4.400 fans saw the Hawkeyes
capture the title by defeating
Illinois 1887, ST Saturday night m
Iowa City Twice in the past
Iowa shared the title.
In losing only one game, Hawk
eyes wrote five new records into
Iowa basketball book Cd Won
first undiSputed title IN 45 years
of trying. ~ won II victories
IN Is games, highest number or
triumphs in history; go scored
new all-time victory percentage
OF 944 Cd chalked up new all
time point total of l,020 and t5)
scored 40S field goals and 2f4 tree
throws
Warming up for this weeks
game at Notre Dame University
of Detroit'S basketball team won
I from Western Ontario, 1880, SAT-
urday night in London Moli-
tor had l6 points and Smith II TO
pace the Titans. who led 2o-lo,
at the half.
Howard Mccarthy was high
with l6 points as ManSflelds >
basketball team defeated t'riarS.
4S-34 last night al Hackett
FIeldhouse Local l54 woA,
from Winston, 4l.35i and Loo
ia from FrommS 36-33. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

all with Boston
gree d 10
pick two and
i'm so m Q in
stances I h r e g
for each posi-
tion His goalies
" @ q T n V
Thompson a n d
Frankie Brim-
{ @ k Of I h q
p ruin = a n q
Chuck Gardiner
Of the Black
hawks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

Maurice Rich
ard and Toe
Blake on the
wings Elmer
LaCh. al center
and Emile Bou-
chard paired
with Iiolett
on defense
In cid G nuy,
Clappors Selec-
uonS are pretty
,1u.,a- the same
rs other cX-
tavtc u-bleb an
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
MINUTEMEN BEATEN

Wyandottc defeated Minutemen,
S9l-S52. 10 gam a three way tie
for fifth place with Lincoln Park
and Parks Recreation with three
victories and three defeats each.
High individual shooter in the
American League matches yester-
day was Emil Lotrick OF Detroit
Gun Club with 1888.
Standings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Toronto g. Montreal 3
SUNDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 10. Boston
chicago 5 Montreal 4
Toronto 3 NsW York :
TUESDAYS GANE
Toronto a. Boston,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Observation-Disclosures EeMO
:B59 Pins i'm Front

2f7 For the block Buiack was
22O7 and BrecklcS 21s1 Gibson
had 2O93 and Spaulding 21O.7.
Al the finish of the second Bu-
Jack -BrecklcS led. 57l9 10 55O7
or 212 GibSon-Spauldnr won
only two games. and had the
same result In the third.
THIRD BLOCK BEST
Brccklcs- BuIack's best block
was the third when they put to-
gether 1871 and 1913 10 mark
30Si 10 2937 for their rival, Their
second block total was 2SS1 to
26SS for GibSon-Spaulding.
The scores.
sTCONp HIOCK
.sools2.is5.2i5.2of.Ite-Ia7' .N
i5tIss-ls4-ia--le5-ssl.ot2-iss zsss
756.2o2.2os.is5-Is6-245-2o4-1451
Isa.iQs.2l-Is2-256.2ieyo -l45}-2ss4
s-2t2-i752s5-ai2-les-2f5-i4ss
i,6583225-25s-is4-ls2-2s3-2oo-It7l-ao57
245.Io7-257-io6-Ios-244-fs7i
I's5,,7'oa2ts.7is.ios.sI7.2t7-isI7-,o'4
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
MAY BE SORRY

The day may come when the
Red Wings will be sorry they
didn't trip over the blue lines
and tall flat on their faces in
stead of pouring II on the Bruins
IN unprecedented fashion.
With sgd Howe, Joe CaTveth
and Steve Mochy setting scoring
records before "a crowd of lO.7Sq
the Wings drove through for seven
goals IN the second period They
ran up six goals before the Bruins
repled finally Wound up with
their ninth victory OF the season
and their fifteenth straight over
Boston
IL don't remember when
Boston club ever was beaten for
seven goals i'm one period be-
fore" said coach Dit Clapper
who got out of a hospital bed
te bring ttc team rrrc- Clap.
per'S memory stretches back ia
seasons with the Bruins
III say though, that YOU
couldn't find nicer fellow than
Syd Howe 20 tie Nels' record"
said Dit
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
BUJACK ~ FRONT

So far. tho averages tell the
story Buiack 2Og6, BrcclilcS
20919 SpluldInC 2O2 s and Glib
son 1915 Buiack was particu-
larly effective IN the third session
with Observation-Disclosures.
BreckleS was also finding the
spot with S3-2OS-21S-2l5-195-217-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
TIES STEW ARTS MARK

The Boston coach Mas referring
to The all-tlme National Hockey
League mark Of 3l4 points made
by NCIS Stewart in l0 campaigns
with Montreal MafoonS Bruins
and New York Americans.
Howe started the game with SIP
pOTUTS- n drew gOa1ie Paul Bic
heault over and sct UP a goal tor
Mud Ru.nptl-4l+ - - : = - ~ 4 4r-A
second period Then Brunetcau
repaid him with q pass from be-
hind the net which sgd took IN
front and smashed home for De-
trmtS sixth goal and the record
tying point
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
WonnanPa(eS
Rifle Victory
BY DON GILLIES

ST. Mary'S Of Redford Gun Club
today Is celebrating its second vic
tory IN the American League Of
the Southeastern Michigan Rifle
and Pistol Associations weekly
~ III "a, p, F44ft5+t F44ft5+ iite.-7
The victory was accomplished
almost singled handed through
some excellent shooting by Helen
TnIAu-a- recent small aFH4s ssFad-
uatc OF the clubs firing school
when she turned IN 2 score lS2 out
or a possible 200 for the best
Womcu'S score in the association
this season Her fine shooting de-
foatod Gasco SportSmenS team,
SS2- -S61
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

Fred ErccklcS and Fred Bulack
pack a lead of 359 pm, today at
the finish of 2l games Of their -
with Thcrman Gibson Wayne
Spaulding state match game de-
Tending champions.
Buiack-Brccklos. the challong-
crS. had $500 10 SpauIding-Gib-
sons S14i yesterday al Olympic
Recreation. Fhc champions won
the first block by four. or 2S39 10
2S35 Bujack and BrccklcS caught
them in the first Of The second
seven and added steadily 10 their
total
The final three blocks VIII bc
rolled at Ambassador Recreation
March l7-lS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
NIPPER BAGS 6Is

Wayne Whiteman'> Young Five.
frSt place holder in the West Side
Classic at Crest Lanes. furnished
PTS with Leslie NIppcr doing
61S. Joe AhlerS Ambassadors put
out 2723 Lawrence AngStmann
contributing 6O2 John Carlne
had 6O2 of Sky Clubs 2711. cap
tanned by William Scudder
Signor Watson can rest easy
until March lO-11 when such
teams as Ca>s SchlanS Pepsi
ColaS Jack Murrays Aviation.
Redge WellctS Gremcl~. John
CaSburn'S Palace Recreation, Bill
MorlandS Auto Clubs. and f. O.
Bolle'S Five takes a hand.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
TOOK BACK SEAT

Mackcnzie'S stock during the
regular season wasn't rated too
-t1ICr7ty The Stays were forced TO
take a back seat 10 Central while
the Blazers rolled up eight
straight victories, including two
over Mackenzie.
But the Stays were far better
than the other hvcS in their sec
uon and had little trouble quail
fying for The plaYoffs. Yet there
was no tub-thumping over their
chances in the elimination.
In both piaNoff games against
Northwestern and Central. the
Stays were at best even bets.
Mackenzie, however, was equal TO
both occasions and bumped the
Colts 3322-24. and followed with a
3l-29 triumph over Central.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
SdrOh SeiZeS First
LIN State With :BO6:B

national match champions hc latest first
place in the state championship tournament at Palace Recreation
that Stil has 10 wcek-ends to
Reppenhagen 664 and 65 produce
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Mill MANT 10 kNOW

With those clubs working Wat
son, Art Houtteman. Bill Bunetta.
Herman Jubcnvillo and Charlie
Peluer are apt 10 chip in and IN.
stall a special service from Chenes
Trombly 10 Palmer Park 10 learn
how near or how far they are
from that first place dough
Anne'S Five from the North
End Junior House League climbed
10 fourth i'm Class - with 2625
Capt Ted TyIczak team ranged
from S45 TO 500 a consistent per
Torrance Harry Nawraaj led
On 5S4 with a 222 opener.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
COIIege cage
Champs

FhNT-t"mF
EASTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE - F,aasy.-
FarIa
SOUTHERN North Ca-u.iu4.
Fa~TEHN-kcufuyAN
BIG TEN.IUwa
BIG SIN-IIWa state
MIDWEST INDEPENDENTS- -DsPaui
SOUTHWESTERN
BIC ~FNEN Utah
PACIFIC COAST SOUTHERN -fClA
MISSOURI VALLEY INDEPENDENTS -
Oklahoma a. a. VI
W.T. 10 BI DECIDED
NEW NDEk METHDPOIIIAN-CIfv Col.
IrE. -' JOINTS Ur NrW NHrh University
Pacific COAST NORTHERN Washington
state ur oregon in three game pIayUN
s,fi,s letnUiu. March J.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
BATTLE TO LAST

SoutheaStcrn'S rise 10 the finals
was a battle all the way for the
JungalecrS. Bracketed in the
southeast group, where Competi-
ton was toughest, the Jungaleers
were not sure OF a playoff berth
until the end Of the last game of
the regular campaign.
Thus, like the StaFs, South
eastern is primed for its best in
the Olympia battle tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

5UOo NC-T0TNHN and SUppTdnI joe
Charlie KotarSki's Fife. fresh
from last Fridays victory over
+ & + i'm q Greater Detroit
League match, hOiStcd 3O04 to
place fifth.
I<t,taf--++I5i- t,taf ski -eienEto- third in aff=
events -eH 1850 with 6t4- tn the
team 655 doubles and 655 singles.
He and Phil Bauman had a 1892.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Betothd| and Wedding Of Social Interest

this country early in the sum
mer after many months in the
ETO lie had completed 35
missions over Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Car
ncgie OF WestcheSter road will
be hosts this Sunday at open
house from 4 TO Z o'clock 10
honor Capt. and Mrs. William
II. DriSchler.
The captain recently returned
from the ETO and he and Mrs.
Drischler are the guests Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Love of Quincy avenue.
This is their first visit here
since their marriage and the
party will introduce the captain
to his wife's relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Carnegie will use deep
red gladioli from her own gar
den TO decorate her house and
TO center the tea table, which
will be covered with a pale
green damask cloth. Mrs.
Henry T. Conlin of Ann Arbor.
a sister of Mrs. DriSchler, will
pour.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
GIancine About

Goings and comings this
week-Some youngsters back 10
stockholders home from camps
and summer places. Mrs. En-
mons Klingensmith and her
daughter, Barbara, are back
from northern Michigan: Mrs.
Hugh Dillman has left for the
East with her granddaughter.
Anna Ray Baker, who has spent
the summer here in the Pointe.
Anna Ray is back at Tenacre
School and Mrs. Dillman is
catching a glimpse of her SON
in-law. Timothy NJ. Godde. and
her granddaughter-in-law. Mrs.
Robert PetZ. and that. adorable
small baby of the Petzes.
Saw some enticing sights this
week - Mrs. Tom Hammond.
bareheaded with cute little
Dutch braids wrapped around
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
BY THE CHAPERoN

4 n IMPORTANT engagement
wedding announcement
and a party to introduce a re-
turned officer to his wilc'S De
troit friends, share headline
news this week.
A large tea in their residence
in Covington drive this Sunday
afternoon is 10 be the occa-
sion for an engagement an
nouncement TO be made by Mr.
and Mrs. A. c. Jacoby.
The exciting news concerns
their daughter, Virginia II.
Jacoby, and Sgt John II. Corri-
gan, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Corrigan of Cleveland. Johns
two sisters, Mary and Jean
Corrigan. flew in from Cleve-
land for the weekend espe-
cially 10 attend the party.
Miss Jacoby is a graduate Of
the University Of Detroit. Her
fiance attended John Carroll
University and is stationed at
O'Reilly General Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Conra+hs Arrive From Oreqon

Barbara and young daughter Barbara Jr went out TO
join Ii. Cmdr Conath who stationed Corvallis ore.
1t Cmdr has been released the and
they arrived temporarily with Mrs Conrahs mother
Mrs. Mason p. Rumney.
the Pacific, navy Capt
Ripley Ode Jr home terminal leave he is in the
regular
Capt Odell you recall back in June brief leave
az Edith Jane Scotten.
They have returned TO Detroit and living IN Edgemont
Park Pontc
Eddy Armstrong the former Susan Ode with
mother Mrs John Ripley Ode awaiting the OF her
husband. Can't Armstrong. from the ETO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Mrs. Smith Expected Soon

Mrs Taver Clinton Smith the former Helen Odel who has
been living san Diego Is expected soon to visit her mother
She visiting 1t. Smiths parents the Traver Smiths
in Big Timber Mont, but hoping that 1t Smith will be dis
charged
The Mableys all coming home again. 1t Cmdr Frank
Mabley of the
and arrived Detroit Wednesday Mrs Mabley and the
children East last spring and have been living in York
shire road.
His brother and sSternaw the Theodore Mableys moored
here with him from the West Coast where Theodore Maby
engaged in work
Until they Mableys staying
with Mr. Mabley sister and brothernaw the John JenneSs
O
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Home TO Stay

The look in Mrs. Howard
Bonbright's face when she told
US that Bill is actually coming
home 10 stay.
We like the way lovely
Heather Denler's head is set on
her lovely shoulders. Also the
sound of her low Scotch burr.
We were glad TO hear that
young Bob Derrick's arm-in-
jured in an air crash In service
is progressing, though he Is
still hoSpitalized.
Saw Mrs. Macfie Walker the
other looking slim ana
girliSh as always. stepping
INTO Mrs, c. Hayward Murphy's
car-the two were goang down.
town.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

II and Mrs. Allen d. Craw-
ford have arrived at McDhl
Field. Tampa, Fla. where they
will make their home while he
is stationed there as personnel
officer.
They were married recently
i'm a double-ring ceremony IN
the post chapel At Midland
Army Air Field. Tex. Mrs.
Crawford is the former Miss
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

Elva Lee Sheets, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Sheets of
Huntington, w. Va, and her
husband is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh A. Crawford Of
Buckingham road.
Attending the couple were
1t. George NJ. Menzel as best
man and Miss Eva Bruce a.
maid of honor
The lieutenant returned 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
All Festival Boxes Sold

MRS. GEORGE NJ SLOCUM
A'A and her enterprising com
mittee have done a fine selling
Job Of boxes for the Philadel-
phia LaScala Grand opera
Festival. Only a few seats are
available for the various operas,
except for opening night, La
Boheme," for which not a single
box seat is 10 be had.
Those who have taken seats
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
The Dowsger's Doeeerel
Snob Has No Place
In Social Side Of Life
Detroit Times Photoa

IT'S only those who feel
L secure
Who never SnobbiSh act.
But always greet politely
always speak with tact.
DUT M-bred men and
IL women
Are afraid they won't i'm
press;
And try to snub and cut
you so
T heir background you
won't guess.
her head, bare-legged, tweed
suited, buying books in the
Village book shop-smart young
matron-that-AND her sister,
Barbara Budroe. in a bright red
coat, all thrilled-for Bill is
actually arriving home - her
shining eyes sight worth
seeing!
Also Mrs. Rothe Farr's smile
when she took that thick por-
terhouse steak the butcher
handed her; the really chival-
rous manner of Mrs. Frederick
Hodges chauffeur when he
helps her in and out of her car.
He shows such extra special
care of that extra special per-
nobody in the Pointes II
more beloved than Mrs. Hodges
by old and young alike.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

for the entire festival of eight
performances are:
MESsRs AND MESDAMES
Manfred Burleigh John RiccATdi
leo J Fitzpatrick Melville Rinehau
Harry Frufhauf George ~. SiOCum
/ Himeihoch Alfred G., Wilson
william {. Packer
Among the many box seat
holders who will be attending
one or more of the operas are.
MEssRs. AND MESDAMEs
Painh AinsWorth W. b Deyo
william B Bachrnan Henry 7. Ewald.
Philip Custer Baker John J. German
VI BannAn g John Graham
Carl RreeF p p. Hoffman
Frank W Coolidge s J Jay
Gage ". Cooper George z. LAckey
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Major BaiIIie TO Be Discharged

Mrs Fraser Balle CPatsy SULLIVAN expects that
husband in the crack Canadian regiment the Black
Watch will be Of the army in November.
the children who have been living with her
Donald Sulvan will back Montreal couple
weeks that Mrs Bae that house she has
Continued Page Two)
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

DNE weH-bred never is
~ snob,
He always is polite.
He knows that snobbiShneSS
but proves
Ones bringing up IS not
right.
EOR any foolish neau-
L veau richie
Who seems quite auto
cratic,
Just proves TO others he's
afraid
OF being democratic.
Back Of snobbishness is social
insecurity. No one who is sure
of his own social background is
a Snob. Women noted for their
well-bred manners to every one
they come in contact with are
Mrs. Charles A. Dean Jr., Mrs.
Jisnes s. Holden. Mrs. Harry
NJ. Jewett. Mrs. Cameron Currie
and her daughter, Countess Toll
stoi; Mrs. Fred T. Murphy, her
daughter. Mrs Harold Boyer;
Mrs Francis Dwyer and Mrs.
Phelps Newberry-and endless
others all who are so socially
secure that they would never
dream of treating any one I'M
nnllfnIN-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
fRhayfeai;r L
Rau,bk,
WarB Brides
WeIconniinq
Boys Home
Dctroi, Times Photos

HAT dream, when the boys home, is becoming
actually many Crosse Pointe households. Dis
charged servcemen returning from the ETO
u the Pacific after long separations and reJoin
ing their and children who have been living
for the duration with the parents
With tho release their husbands who been stationed
housekeeping has been
done undec difficult conditions naval stations
coming back home-making.
Mrs Guy Conrath the former Barbara Rumncy Is looking
although where
Will depends where her husband will be by his
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
Camp Fire Sparks

Guardians are asked to wear their
service costumes at the ceremony
i'll Detroit tonight at the Central
Methodist church.
The Downriver District Council
will meet Monday at 7:45 pm. at
the home OF Mrs Oden Simmons.
I'll IEiller. Wyandotte. Election Of
officers will take place All guard
ianS should note this meeting and
notify their sponsors.
The Intercultural Ways Work.
shop Tor Coordinated Leadership
education will be conducted Thurs
days during the daytime at Mary
grove January 10. II and "a. The
Wednesday evening meetings will
b. held at Central YWCA JaDu-
airy 9, IS and %.
Guardians are asked to note that
Mrs. Elizabeth Spear, executive
secretary of the Detroit Council Of
Camp Fire Girls, will direct the
symbolism course next Tuesday. 1t
will be held at ST. Joseph audito-
rum. Maple and Fourth, from l
to 5 pm.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
Var Cost More
Than TriIIiOn.
Surrey DiscIOses

WASHINGTON UP) = Want to
know what World War II cost the
world?
According to a survey of research
e. James H. Brady and American
University here, it was about ST.
54,OOO,OOO,OOO for armament and
war materials and about S230,00O,-
100000 in property damage
That doesn't include cost of ar
maments and property damage in
China. for which figures were not
available.
The survey placed U. S. expen-
ditures for war material at S317,-
100000 900. Russia spent S192,OOO,-
100000 and the United Kingdom
S12c .O0C 100000.
The war cost the Axis powers
about S46s, 939 100000 with Germany
spending s272 100000, 900, Italy s94,-
coo, 100000 and Japan S56,OO0,0O0,O
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
PLAN FOR AUXILIARY
CHRISTMAS PARTY SOON

A Christmas party with exchange
OF gifts among the members will
follow the business meeting of the
American Legion auxiliary No. pit
when they meet Wednesday at the
clubhouse on Van AlStyne boule-
ward.
All members are invited. A lunch
will be served.
New members of the organiza-
ton are Mrs William Knox, Mrs.
Ina Weaver Routh. Mrs. Joseph
Bragenzer, and Mrs. Charles Hall.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
CELEBRATION FOR COUPLES
TWENTY-FIVE ANNIVERSARY

Friends and relatives joined Mr.
and Mrs. James Todd at a Detroit
Inn Saturday night. November "a,
in observance of the couples silver
wedding anniversary. A turkey din
ner was served to the % guests
after which music and dancing was
enjoyed.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
James Forsythe. Dearborn; Mr. and
Mrs. James Ward, Mr. and Mrs.
George BOyneS, Detroit: LIr. and
Mrs. William Mcqueen, Rosedale
Gardens; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Horton,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Raymond Wolfe,
EcOrSe. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Rob-
inSon, lIr. and Mrs Glenn Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lytel Thomas, and
Mr. and Mrs. Percy LaFrance and
the Todds.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
New Plastic Easy To Mix

CULVER CITY. Cal. U.D 49, I'm
usual qualities claimed for a new
plastic material included ability to
mix it iii a cake mixer, pour it by
hand into a single mold and cure
it in a kitchen oven. The new ma
terial, called "plastitool. can be
used for hammer-heads or as a
substitute for tile
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
Personal

Miss Grace EaStcott will arrive
here December Il to spend the
Christmas holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and hrs. Thomas East
colt, 1880 Sixteenth street. She is
a student at Greenbrier college,
Lewisburg, w Va.
June division of the Presbyterian
church will meet at the home OF
Hrs. William Sharlow, 80 Poplar
Tuesday for a / o'clock luncheon