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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-23
Wedding Ceremonies Main
Social Events in Ann ArbOr

Gottfred Guldberg Jr.. was best
man.
The couple will live in Baltimore
where Mr.. Guldberg will be an
aviation engineer.
WAll-Nordman
ST. Thomas Catholic Church was
the setting for the marriage Sat
urday OF Miss Bettyanne Nord-
man, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Tavern Nordman, TO William f..
Wall, son OF Mrs. William F. Wall,
Whitmore Lake. Rev. John NJ.
Lynch officiated.
Bridesmaids we're Misses Lillian
Klein and Mary Myers and best
man was Charles Wall, brother OF
the groom.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-23

parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Miller
and family.
Mr.. and Floyd Smith visited Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Forche and fam
lily. Toledo, Ohio, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dysinger were
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Simons. AEalia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Graham,
Ypsilanti. were guests Sunday after.
noon OF Mr.. and Mrs. Don McCrone
and son, Forsyth.
Mrs. Harry Lee. Otsego, Mich.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stuart.
Mrs n. J. Laskey, and Mrs. Her
man Oelke, Milan. spent Monday ar
ternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sanford.
Mrs. Sam Pfahler, Milan, spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Swaninger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mack were
Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray Day and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goldsmith
were guests Sunday evening of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Hansen and fam
lily. Pittsfield
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Talladay and
daughter, Miss Leola, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rex z. Talladay and daughter.
Doris, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Jay
Talladay attended a family dinner
at the home of their father, Charles
Crittenden, Jacksonville, Father
Day.
Sunday afternoon guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Smith
and family were Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Johnson and family, Dearborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Stuart and
family joined Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
Helfridge and son, Dick, for picnic
dinner at Fayette, Ohio, Sunday,
where they attended the coon dog
field trials.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Swaninger en-
tertained for Sunday dinner, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Swaninger and
daughters OF Toledo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Swaninger and children,
Belmore, Ohio. Mrs. Alice Swaning-
er and son, Serge. Belmore, Mrs.
Helen Swaninger and daughter.
Sandra and friend OF Toledo. Erwin
Swaninger and son Donald. Detroit,
were guests on their way home from
Wamplers Lake.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-23

Ann Arbor. Mich, June 23-Wed-
dings continued to feature social
events here over the week end.
stoekina.Roberts
At ceremony performed in the
First Methodist Church with Rev.
]. Edward Lantz ofhciating. Miss
Helen F. Roberts, daughter OF Mrs.
R E Marsh, Maybeury. w. Va, be-
came the bride OF Prescott n.
Stocking, son OF Prof and Mrs,
Charles II Stocking Ferdon Rd.
The brides attendant was Miss
Helen Hubbard and Mr.. Stocking s
brother, Charles. assisted him.
Mr.. and Mrs Stocking. after a
trip through the East. will live
in Kalamazoo.
Eklund-lentx
Carl Nalfred Eklund, son OF Mrs.
Adolf Eklund. Ishpeming, married
Miss Jane Elizabeth Lentz, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Carl A. Lentz.
Nashville, at rites in the First
Methodist Church, Saturday after
noon. Rev. Kenneth Griswold
Nashville, oficiated.
Next fall the couple will go 10
Beacon, \. Y, where Mr. Eklund
has a position as research chem.
list.
Guldbera-Hart
The groom father. Rev Gott-
fred Guldberg, Fosston. MINI. read
the lines which united in marriage
Miss Julia VI Hart. daughter of
Mrs. Charles f. Hart, Ferdon Rd.,
and Carl E. Guldberg, Baltimore,
Nd The ceremony was in the
Michigan League Chapel.
Mrs. Harry L. Hallock was ma
tron OF honor for her sister and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-23
1t. Cook Leaving Soon
For Duties With Navy

Ann Arbor. Mich, June 23-Lt,
Vernon H. Cook and his family
will be leaving soon for Norfolk
Va. where 1t. Cook has been ord
cred to report for duty July 9 in
the United States Navy. He is a
teacher in Ann Arbor High School
and a member Of the naval re-
serves.
1t. Cook received his commits
sion in 1886, four years after en-
tering the naval reserves as an en-
sign. When discharged from the
Navy Aug. II, 1919. a year after
the armistice, he was a first class
radioman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-23
Ann Arbor Neu,s
Long Illness at End For
Mrs. Catherine Miller

Ann Arbor. Mich, June 23-An
illness OF several months has end
ed for Mrs. Catherine Stalker Mil
Ter. 50, widow OF the late Louis
William Miller and daughter OF the
late Rev. and Mrs. Arthur W.
Stalker. She had been a patient
for several months in University
Hospital and succumbed Friday
night.
Surviving her are a son, Arthur
Stalker Miller, and a sister, Miss
Ester Stalker, both OF Ann Arbor;
two brothers, Carlton H. Stalker.
Detroit, and George H. Stalker,
Mortified; a step-daughter, Mrs.
Dan ordway Howell, and a step
son, William Miller. Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-23
BEGIN MEDIATION

Bad Axe, June 23-AP-A special
commission will begin mediation to-
day OF demands OF the Information
al Brotherhood of Electrical Work
ers (AFL) upon the Thumb Elec-
trio Cooperative. Inc. The union,
which asks higher wages. filed a
strike notice on May 20. The COM
pany, a government rural electrifi-
cation project. served 1000 farms in
the Thumb district.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-23
Permits Approved For
Four New Residences

Ann Arbor. Mich, June 2S-Per-
mission TO build four residences
here was granted by city officials
during the week just passed.
John r. Dyer, contractor, receiv-
ed permits TO build two homes,
one on W Hoover Ave. and the
other on. Devonshire Rd. Eugene
H. Hannah. contractor, was given
permission TO build a house on W.
Madison St: and Ralph Wirth,
345 Glenwood Ave, one on Wor-
den Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-23
Funeral to be Tuesday
For Stephen Keegan, rs

Ann Arbor, Mich, June 90 -
Final rites will be conducted Tues
day morning at 9 o'clock from st.
Thomas Catholic Church for Ste
phen Keegan 70, who died Satur-
day at his home, 500 Lawrence
St Burial will be in ST. Tho
mas Cemetery.
Mr.. Keegan is survived by sew
eral nieces and nephews.
Friends NAV call at the Muehlig
funeral chapel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-23
Professor Mercado Will
Address BARRIERS of State

Ann Arbor. Mich, June 23-
State BARRIERS Association at their
sessions in the Knights OF Colum.
bus club house here today are
scheduled to hear Prof Ermelindo
A. Mercado OF University OF Michi-
gan Spanish faculty at their din
ner meeting. He will be presented
by Prof. John II. Muyskens
Welcoming addresses will be
given by Mayor Leigh Young
Sheriff John L. Osborn. and Po-
lice Chief Norman (. Cook.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-23
KILLED AT PLANT

Flint, Mich, June % Russell
Patzwell, 40, Fisher Body plant EN-
ploye, was killed accidentally here
by an automobile-body loading con.
Neyor al the Buick Motor division
loading dock. His head was crushed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-23

TOKYO-AP-Wang ChingWei
head of the Japanese supported
Marking government, said today
the Legitimate rights OF friendly
powers would be safeguarded II
Chungking Joined his regime in
concluding peace with Japan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-23

First woman to apply for service
in the British civilian technical
corps in response to the British
appeal for American volunteers
for this work was Miss Kay Ma
mola, 81, shown signing her appii-
cation in the British consulate in
New York City. Air Commodore
George c. Pirie, British air att
tache, said England can use rs
900 Americans with experience in
radio, mechanical. electrical and
Woodworking Acids to help Serv-
ice the new airplane radio locator.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-23
HEADS POLICEMEN

Kalamazoo. June 23-Thomas J..
Diott. Grand Rapids, was elected
president of the Fraternal order of
Policemen at its state convention in
Kalamazoo Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Housing Defendants
Move for Dismissal

The question of whether he shall
dismiss bribery conspiracy charges
against four men and two corpor-
atoms in connection with the Her
man Gardens housing project,
today is being studied by Judge
Arthur +. Gordon. pending an
announcement of his decision on
Monday.
The examination OF the defen-
dants ended after the defense had
asked for dismissal of the charges
on grounds no conspiracy had
been proven by the prosecution
The defendants are: S. Brooks
Barron, attorney: Oscar A. Abel,
attorney; DR.. Lyle c. Ling, former
deputy coroner; Samuel A. Ber-
man OF the Raisler Corporation,
New York. and the Raisler Cor
poration and Huron Portland
Cement Corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Lost and Found

BEAGLE-FEMALE, brown. black. whit.
vicinity Brown city. Reward. Vermont
$685.. -
BLACK COCKER sPAN1EL-Licsnse No
4eei4. Kindly return. Telephone Pingre'
a10i- Reward.
BLACK scottie, male, iost vicinity Mack
Chalmers; reward. Tuxedo 2-s45T.
BLUE TICK HOUND. neighborhood 4ss'
Livernois: kindly return; reward. La
fayetis 1897.
lLOsT--Cocksr spaniel. black Sand white
ie4f license 30022 skipper Dryer. 2e3;
Be~ick," on tag. Please return; reward
Murray 1888.
Diamond
and platinum wristwateh; initials vi. w
p" inscribed on back. October 20. between
Burns and Seminole avenues Reward
Telephone Miss thurman, Randolph 1907
LosT-Near Jackson, Michigan. white and
liver English pointer. female; license
1e0s6, vaccination tag f5iO2s; reward
Olive 5e3s. Call after 2 o'clock.
MALE BEAGLE-Black, tan. white H.
cense 2i463i reward. Tyler $3.50. sos;
Larchmont.
REDBoNE COON HOUND, female, vicinity
JOY road Inkster road; $40 reward
Cherry s7si.
ROLL OF tracing paper; approximate loca
tion. Woodward Manchester. Telephone
Townsend s-54i5.
ROSE CUT DIAMOND PIN, emerald bird
Reward. Madison eO7s. Trinity 1853
WIREHAIRED TERRIERs-Femsles two
(vicinity Joy road-Linwood) A.; information
reward. Cadillac 1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Mrs. Harris, Golfer,
Seeking New Trial

Judge George T Murphy today
has under Amusement a motion
for a new trial for Mrs. Mary Har-
ris, of 926l North Martindale
avenue. well known golfer. who
pleaded guilty TO false advertising
and received Today sentence.
Her attorney. Frank J. Ortman
told the court he had the definite
understanding from Arthur Bar
key, assistant corporation counsel
and w. II. Carrico OF the Better
Business Bureau that Mrs. Harris
would receive probation. Carrico
and Barley denied there was any
such understanding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Regardless
He Ssys Aid Britain Even
is Hoffentofs There

The United States should sup
port Britain even il the island was
Inhabited by hottentots." Michael
Silver. advertising executive who
recently returned from London.
said at a meeting of the Adcraft
Club in Hotel Statler. He asserted:
The struggle now amounts
10 . battle for world domination
by either Germany or the United
States. We must be the winner.
Silver said that although English
companies had been compelled 10
reduce advertising expenses they
kept their names before the public
in anticipation OF peacetime bust
ness. The government is now the
largest purchaser OF advertising
space, Silver said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Jack r. Fisher 20: vsrna J. Resks. IL.
Lesi. L. Luther 20 Lucia j. Foglatti. -.
Marshall r. Newman. IS; Agnes Albright
%
Richard ReinhoIz. ~; Nina Loeper. ~.
los Batlemente. 2s. Carmel NJ. Lofara, ~
Walter Greene. II. Loretta Kennedy, 23'
william L. spuriery, 81; Mary Combs, -
Edward y. Fecteau. 81; Helen ]. Baker, rs
Sam Gekas, IS: Liberty PtieHris, rs
Andrew p. solak. a. Angelina kosilk. IS
James Muir. rs; Helen Duggan. 20.
Antonio Cher1co. AZ. Beatrice Ciccarelli. 81.
Albert p. calunas, Is; Ann J. Tarczyn'
ski. 90
STANLEY J. Berauist, 20; Laura strander. p
William y Collins. 81: Grace Dillon. %.
Claire Hall 20 Phyllis NJ Soehner. %
Robert BirdsalI, 20: Ruby Terry. 20
Curtis A. Carter. 81; Kathryn Smith. Is.
John Gnchrst, 81; Dorothy p. sloder'
heck. 20.
lie. Han. ~: Reols Perry. 20
Tom spruce 3s josephine r. sam
John Mccain. "a; Julia NJ. LsuEsn, u
James J Manella, "a: Virginia 5. Bur
rhsodor, s.gu,,i. as; Sylvia Tsdsie "a
Leonard Peterson, Is. Ambrose silva. ~
Wilbur Werner. 90. Euretta A. Rochrg' ~
John Thomas. "a; Nellie King, 80.
Harry steinfeldt. 81; Mary a. Roguski "
Arthur Obel. ~ Edith Barihold, rs
Willie j. Carpenter, 81: Billie j. HILL IL
John Lssage. "a. Violetto Dion. Is
lie. w Bracy, ~; Lois w. Drake 2S.
Charles Buckner. Al: Celeste knech2l. -
Joseph H. Renaud, 7s; Cectls kosnar' "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
DEATHS

lfpvts- frfeuv peid.-fe2e7 ssn 5ss, -+eL.-
AIh,ns Cousinesu. 4o5 West Savannah. So
Luther Edwards. 44e Russell. 70.
Homer Craig ga Clinton, ~.
CORN, Booth 64s Abbott 30.
Vernon ffaypth-- 2Tt-Ger held. 40
Elmer q Johnson a. watson, 20.
Rose Dudley. esi Medbury. %.
Wexford WYATT 1924 Jos. Campau, 3es
r)ors Pork 212o Muilett. IS.
Joseph Blaszkiewicz, 1923 iemans' Ham
/ tramck. 80. ....
Beverly %sii Olsen. $3.50 Princess. 1nks,sr,
month.
David Mrozinskl. 47si Casper, 3
Frank stecki a23s williams 70.
Hresanta Ohkoren. 1914 Green. IS.
Theresa RAfary. 1881 Mason place, q.
Anthony Myszkowski. 1929 Tiilman, 50.
John n. Leisure 1905 Hershey 70.
Elizabeth Duncan, 7427 Miller road, Dear
born All
Anna FARRELL 1880 southheld, "a.
Nicholas Merle itiSS Ptnevood 50.
Dorothy Kuhn. 1920 Hazelridge, rs.
John c. Flower. 1898 Sampson. 2 months.
Thomas NJ Pirrie s7s5 Lauder 81.
Samuel p Kennedy. 1858 Dickerson- ~.
Ernest Uimsn, 47tl Wabash. 81.
Harold Haley se2T Goethe. ~
/ L. SLeighg Smith. ass Chestnut. Birming
ham, 40.
George u. Jenney. Lansing Mich, 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Rites Monday for Craven

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-uNS)
Funeral services will be. held
Monday for Hermon w. Craven.
member Of the United States Civil
Service Commission under the. late
President Wilson, and chief clerk
ofsthe Senate for many years until
his retirement in 1888. who died
last night at his home at the age
of 80. 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted:
Albert T. Covert from Ruth e.
Ethel G.. Jordan from Henry j.
Peter Boddery from Verona.
Joseph Lodico from Sarah.
FLOYD Rice from Title.
Eyaiine Humphreys from Arthur
lila r. Asam Barta from WILDER J.
Walter Lewis from Maggie
Harritt cainer from Miles.
Virginia Dexter Davenport from Jane
Arnold
Peter Solomon from Anna
Luetia 7 Mitchell from Fredrc A.
Cora y. Graham from Jack.
Raw Reynolds from Ruth ~
Helen McAliistsr from George =
PLUME Cunningham from John n. VI
GLADYS Ward from Miles k-
Blessing sumpter from Clifford. ~
Everett May from Venus
Colin j. Stevens from Jane y
Alice villiers from Thomas ".
Jean Canter from Wyndham J.
Cuendoiyn r. Nyson from Leo r.
Robert L. Smith from Beruice NJ
Evie Mae Richey from Lawrence
Howard T. Gorean from Elizabeth.
Bertha Annunzio from Frank.
Anna Williams from Porter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Ho|dup Men Sought
through Auto License

Police today sought through the
license number of bandit car 10
trace the man who held up Miss
Verna Dooley. "a. OF 2206 Field
avenue. and stole the $40 payroll
cash she was taking from a bank
to the Fourteenth Avenue Carriage
Company.
Miss Dooley said the bandits
forced her 10 the curb as she was
driving on Porter near Twenty
fifth street. While one man re-
manned in the bandit car. the other
leaped from his machine and
snatched the leather satchel con-
tanning the payroll. and escaped.
Witnesses obtained the bandits
license number.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Canadian Mine Blast
Death Toll Set at 80

EDMONT0N. @Nov.f-
INS)-The death toll was tenta-
lively set at 30 men today in an
explosion in the Brazeau colleries
at Nordegg. 80 miles southwest
of Edmonton.
The miners were trapped in the
No. 3 section of the collieries yes
terday morning, and hope was
abandoned that any had survived
At a late hour last night 10 bodies
were reported removed. and Gen
Supt. J. Shanks said three more
bodies had been located.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Free Rumanians
Will Ignore Carol

LONDON. Noy.H14==lINSl-- ~
Rumanian circles in London have
learned that exiled King Carol
plans shortly 10 issue proclama-
ton stating that his son, King
Michael, is held prisoner by the
Germans and that Carol is rightful
king of all free Rumanians. aac-
cording TO the Lon d on Daily
Sketch.
The newspaper asserted that the
free Rumanians' in London viii
paw no attention 10 Carols procla-
nation. If issued. Carol at present
is living in exile somewhere in
Latin America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Army Releases Defroiiers

FORT CUSTER, Nov. DE
troiters released today by the Fifth
Division were: Pvt. Melvin r. Bine
13945. 11th Infantry; Pvt. Nick
Kroll. 1909 Blaine. It'll Engineers
PVT First Class Guy Wardrop. 50
Maple. River Rouge 7th Engi.
neers; Pvt. Norbert G. Schwartz
.4530 Pennsylvania, service battery
s21st Field Artillery: Corr. -Mlchael
Vale, 25l Woodward, Co. A, 7tf
Engineers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William v. Golden, 40; Doris " DAVIS. 10
stephen J. karpi. 80: Helen sierbis. 2s.
Jesse 1serbulg IS: Sarah l.. Wilson. 81
Robert J. Rich. a; Joan NJ. Cookery. 20.
American Cspra. 81. Anne Picchioni, 81.
Joseph Stephens. -. Angeljn Gorski. ~.
Edward p, Tymczsk 40; Molly sieliSak. 20
William r. wiehman, IS; Mary L. John
son. 1p
cyprsn Torfynski. IS; Helen Lendzion. %
Ray c. Fogleman Jr.. Al: Grace LeDuc. IS
Henry Kiesendahl AZ: Beatrice Kalins, IS
Kenneth r. Aicorn. al Betty J. Kibe. 10
Melvin J. Sanders. "a. Dorothy L. Fern. ~
Arthur J. cirsud. 80. kathryn l.. Graber
az
wilired KoIstinen. 81: Beulsh Ross, II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Marine News
nrTRaIr


Friday. Ani.ek. 5ss; ingalls,. arrived
ass Alpeua. arrived 500. ssnsihar az
rived 5.io: King sos Arcturu,. 500
MseoueTsy SIS rSn n Willaoe, iva L,~ 1,n
Watt as: shiras. 1888; sylvsnia, $40
Cadillac. lakewood, arrived 200. Hum
rhrey. s2s: Crescent City arrived 10 90
s. Harvard. II so; ssrnian, II rs a n. sat
urdsy. Barlow Allen, cleared 20; Fitch
srrived 1850: Hoyt 10 Connesut ar
nved 80; Angelic, $50 neetSooc. ar
's,2o;-i-lj nm; $40, DuniAp I-oo' ssf'
iorious. 7:ao; wyando,,s, ! 40 south psrk.
s'so 100 cornelius m arrived 500.
p. m Friday: wysndo,,e cleared 3i4si
J. c. Miller. 100, Marguerite W -Florenc'
Ford. t.s5 Hobson SIS; Matsafs. 5:25:
NegAunes. $40: Schoellkopf Jr-. cleared
$3.50; Perseus. $50; All Smith, arrived
FIbs. TOO Gallagher. I:o5; Munson. 40
Emperor. 100. Ball Bros, SIS kulas
$50. Jehlgh, SOS; Az Smith cleared
400 sumatra cleared. COREY. htpeua
p20 Hewitt, cleared $50; Capt. Wilson,
I0:35: J. G. Williams, 10 30. Snyder Jr.
,9iS TspIin Io,sI p sIssTss sT,iY ss
nv. s s1ss i m ssiurdsy, g. C. Wal
9 lace. II as Croft, 1903; Edgewater. ar.
/ rived 400 Collins, AIS; sensibsr, CLEARED
q 2s45; Burlington 90: cowle 3;25, Cres
: cent city cleared 475: jupiter 80
T Podgh. soeony, cleared t:f5, schubert, ar
rived. $40; Crudoil cleared $40; MAJ
glerite w. Florence cleared Tiee5 Pete
T Reiss, 700: Fontans. 100; J. L. Eeiss
I 200; Rf~erton, 1.lO, Fitch, Cleared 40
Windsolite, $50.
sAuLT STE. MARIE
-uP-C. A. Paul. $50 a. m. Friday; New
Taylor, c. @. jenkins 1890; Amssa stone
Findlay II 30; Huronic, noon: 4 X Rob
bins. zeislns. p. m; X. N: Hanna Jr' z
n. b. Gillies Queen City, ,; Capt. G. u
secord. 30; Fulton, 30; Denmark D
e. n. Mccullough Jr,, I; Humrek, LAX
Insha 1870; A. c. Dinkey Homer WI
Hams, v N. Saunders JtyN-E Leopold
laughton, 10 30 ". A scandrsuElli san
prse. 1890: y. Billings. W. n. Crswford
30 q. m. Saturday: j.. A. Farrell y:
sckhouse. 3; p. A. b. wdener; 7. Wal
tiers, =; J. p, Morgan, Pam schneider
$40; q. A, Tomlnson, 7:30.
q. nv N. Friday; Il s. wiIkinson. J. h. NC
Alpine n. C. Frick, To- s. y. Way, WIN
King, : y. m; J. u. Fran,I 40; IA,
W Hosford. d. sir w. FsiFbsirn.-J srnea
ton. $50; vsrona. 7.3ot superior. r. J
Reiss, N. r. Ream, 40; ". n. Bonner
II: q. y; Baker, 1880: =: s. upscn ma
- saassdsy: 1shpeming, r Budd Glenoogis
Duluth. y Willard. 33o; Venus. Path
; finder 81. n. sheadle p Roberts Jr..
Harvester. $40; Rensselaer,, Louis Hi,
J. ". Gates, Steel Vendor 8.
! rerthsut, light; raining.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
DEATH TOLL LOW

Healthy army: The 1912 defense
- my is far healthier than the
Otis army. and way ahead of
? Williams on the.. death rate roll.
;. Army figures Nhow that four
lines as many civilians as soldiers
e OF typhoid. nine times as many
ri tuberculosis, 10 times as many
n influenza and two and half
Times as many of pneumonia.
(: Army injuries and deaths re-
sulting from injuries are higher
in the present defense army than
in the World War American army,
however. That's because OF me-
chanization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
BIRTHS

DHLns Behrn,, sOes chatsworth.
Louise Brinker 1880 Rad
France. Budsry, s3s Brsinard. n
Daisy BOYLE. 1901 Ashland.
Leols Bolemsn. 1895 pre1sl
Mildred Burdiok ss3s Sylvester
rnslma Bankhead. S27 Pslmerston, River
Dorothy Cioutler. 1870 Mspsheld
Alma Calhoun, ssiT Dslmsf
Clara Crayton, 4sp3 Humboldt.
Lsvon Chirco. 1918 Mcclellan
Margaret Covsl. 22os Nj Elliott.
Ann Czyzovski. 1924 Auburn
Bernardine Dubois. 1887 Glastonbury.
Jewel Dillon. 1924 Three Mile drive
Belle Duhinsky. ssil Linwood.
Rose DexAk--3nn+- lemon
Geraldine DsLogs. 1870 Curtis. Dearborn.
Betty Duveyoung, $3.50 Holcomb.
Euphrssia DeMercy. i5is Lodswyck
Rose Demo. 6015 Hurlbut
Caroline Dryts, 1912 Michigan.
Genevlevs Daily, l2055 Msrlows
Lenora Foster, 1929 81 Marys
Ramona Fortin. 1880 Mark Twain.
Alphonsine Feltrin, 1T202 Teppert-
Marie Fsber.. z1zf Lswiey.
Ruth Feingoid 1855 Elmhurst.
Helen Guzik. 1901 Charest.
linda Gage. 25i0 Sixth.
Florence GoetE. 1883 Msddelein.
Jane Geyman. 1852 Kentheid
Mary Griffin, ios2s Nottingham.
Catherine Glover. ssS Livingston.
Ann Hesson. 420 West Margaret
Kathleen Hart. 22S0 Clements
Willie Ham 1922 Hunt
Lydia Herman. 1881 Pennsylvania.
Gladys Hydorn, 2i705 Seminole, southhslC
poretha Hall 1is2- Esst- KiEhsy----------
Marjorie Jacobson, SOC Berkshire road
Crosse Pointe
Mildred Jones. 1924 Nontcalm.
Rens Jackson. SIS South Post.
Helen KeSs.=iiAfn West Outer drive
Wanda Kushnir 1925 Niddhsex, Dearborn
Grace Kolchuk, 2635 Eastlawn.
Jane Lanovitz. 1922 Carrie,
Elma Meyer S032 Elisry. ~, ... .-..' .'
Barbara McMullen. 3s42 Kenmore, Berkeley
Marie Murphy 1893 Cadillac
Elise Mcclure. 200i5 Pennington road
Pennington.
Antoinetts Mueller. 1887 Ohio.
Roberta Mathies. OIL Leland.
Gertrude MohF. 1851 Turner.
Dorothy Michel 3s2S East Ferry
Cenevieve Nodge. asa North Dragon
Catherine Nelson. 6s37 Benson.
Elsie Preeobh. 1928 Wheelock.
lean Peters. 1897 Ready. Van Dyke.
Bertha Rovden 1925 Ward.
Helen Rita, s5ss South.
CharbeIla Robinson. $50 ADELAIDE
Margaret Shook, $50 Philip
Josephine shswhan. ZOO Prentis.
Leola stsyskal, SIS Melbourne.
HELEN steele. e23s Yorkshire.
Geraldine Stewart. 1855 Holmer.
Fila Stevenson. es27 Forrer.
Gladys spann, 2l03 Hastings.
Alice stewart 2n4O Beaufait-
Pauline Stark 1880 Rutherford.
Mary Schwartz. las East Great Lakes
River Rouge.
Helen sslinis. 1s3 GrixdaIe
Margaret Shook e024 Isham.
Ethel 10th. Si1 South Green.
A1ens Tillapaugh. 514 South Vermont
Royal Oak.
Roxis Tavtigian. 5s2s Katherine. Dearborn
| Dorothy Tsrnowsky, us Beniteau
Stephanie Ustupsky 1905 Renville
Bertha Vista, 1878 Thornton.
Donna Wilson. s045 Holcomb.
Ruth White. 4t3i Rivard.
Louise Wilson, 2i25 Mcclellan.