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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-12

Tuesday morning at the Crisfield
Hospital, Crisfield, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valoris Valentine of
Huntington, L. l., are spending this
week with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Taylor and son, Jack,
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-12

C. P. Gladding at Oak Hall, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rome Pusey and son
Francis, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Pusey of Friendship, Nd, last Sun
day.
Mrs. Marion Atkinson and daughter
Mary Lou, spent last weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Tyler of Crisfield, Md.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-12
THOS. E. JONES IS AP-
POINTED SEC. OF STATE

is actively identified with civic bodies
of that section of the State.
"He is a member of the Chamber
of Commerce of Hyattsville. Mr..
Jones is "a years of age, is married,
and is a member of the Bradbury
Heights Methodist Church. He lives
at Fairfield, in Prince Georges
county"
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-12

Splicing fruits, pickles, chill sauce,
etc., is made easier by putting the
spices in a tea ball. The tea ball can
then be removed from the hot syrup
any time without any trouble.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-12


home in this city.
Mrs. U. S. Payne left this weeE
for an indefinite stay in Berlin.
Miss Eve Cameron, of New York
CITY. has been visitor in Pocomoke
Mrs. Harry Whyte is confined te
her home on Second Street by reason
of illness.
Miss Anne Young is spending the
week with Mrs. Norris M. Young ir
Ocean City.
Mrs. J. Dawson Clark will reopen
her kindergarten on Monday, Septem'
Der, 10Th.
Mrs. Theron Hoytt, of Albany, N
Y, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Harry
Whyte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Dennis, of Snow
Hill, were visitors in town the early
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Raine, OF
Berlin were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Long.
Rev. Hugh v. Clary has returned to
Bluefie1d, Va, after brief visit with
DIR. and Mrs. F. w. Wilson.
Mrs. Laura Colona has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas W.
Twyford in Accomac, Virginia.
Mrs. William E. Craigmile and
daughter, Miss Jean Allen Craigmile
are spending the week in Ocean City
-: Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Petit an
nounced the birth of son, born
Tuesday in the Peninsula General
Hospital.
Miss Ruby Duer has returned to
her home in Philadelphia after stay
of several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Harry C. Mears.
The Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church will meet in the
Sunday School room Thursday, Sept.
18th.
Mr.. Leonard Flax, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Flax, is recuperating at
home following an appendicitis oper-
alton.
Mrs. Charles Hall, of New York
City, has been spending sometime
with her niece, Mrs. Milton Howard,
of near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Walters and
young son, of Baltimore, were week
end guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Merrill Walters.
The Philathea Class of Salem Meth
odist Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Willie r. Byrd, on Thursday,
September 18th at 8 pm.
Miss Lavinia G. Hearne, Of this
city, and Miss Lillian G. Wines, of
Washington, D. c., spent the past
week at the Royalton Hotel in Ocean
City.
Miss Myrtle Landlord, Mr.. Fleming
Landlord and Mr.. William G. Lank-
ford, of Elkridge, Nd, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Grady E
Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Pratt McAller
moved this week from the B. F
Moore home on Walnut St., to ar
apartment in the John H. Blades
home on Walnut.
Mrs. George Hastings, of Paxtang
Pa, spent part of the week in POGO
moke and vicinity, called here by the
illness and death of her step-mother
Mrs. Laura Redden.
The Baptists gave social Oh
Thursday evening in honor of TIN
Tull boys who are leaving, with thei
HIOLuCT On u1OuOnJ W IohC AP ASCt
dence in Salisbury.
Miss Pearl VESSELS and Miss Fanni
Hickman of Pocomoke Miss Ella Tay
lor and Miss Joe Bire of Brooklyn, N
Y, spent Sunday last in the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shipley, o
Parksley, Va.
Mrs. Charles T. Pyles and daughte
Miss Mary Dade Pyles, of Hancock
Md, recently spent several days a
the home of Mrs. Vernon P. Steven
son, corner Linden Avenue and Win
ter Quarters Drive.
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio w. Wilson of Sno,
Hill, has been selected to represen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
DIVORCES

Were granted TO:
Earl F. Draper from Bertha
George Dohanich from Helen
Emma L. Pohl from Walter John.
Joan Weary from James
Lucille NJ. Wheeler from Douglas W.
Gloria Harder from Lester n
Idell wheeler from Jimmie Douglass
Mildred c. Buranger from Harold
Marie Smith from Everett W
Fillippo Masone from Maddaiena
Ruby Audrey Noble from Jesse.
Carol Holt from Albert
Newab Kahn from Mary
Kathleen Woysch from Otto r.
George Y. Daniels from VIII.
ArneIe Rszzuk from Joseph Elmer
Jean Borg from Stanley A.
Esther G. Welcher from Harold W.
Lucille Bathurst from william L.
Katherine Hornetkh Biiolury from Peter
Leon.
Marion Wright from Victor
Wayland Victory Humphrey from Pearl.
Edna NJ Finegan from Wendell D.
Howard % cUfffns IRON Mary-
Louise Therren from Emile.
Martha V Fromsn from J. Russell
Mildred Irene Roberts from William Halle
Ffosie NJ Paige from Aifrcd. ----
Merle Burling from Carl
Rose Decessaro from Peter.
Lola Brock from Paul
OuCRyy or AN~rINENT
Eleanor l.. Nudge from James +.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Agreement Due
On Auto Slash
By JACK VINCENT
Init News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, July 20. -
William S. Knudsen, OPM director,
and Leon Henderson, price adj
are expected TO reach
an agreement shortly over the
proposed reduction in automobile
production.
This was the information given
out today by reliable sources in
both defense agencies as price con-
troll officials meet with representa-
tives of the automobile industry.
The OPM and Henderson have
been quarrelling bitterly over adj
ministration of the curtailment
program.
An announcement Of importance
is expected shortly. Officials said
that there had been several new
developments" overnight in the
automobile picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
SAFE SWIMMING POOLS

Modern hygiene and the work
of sanitary engineers have ,made
artificial pools safe and comfors
able. The bacterial content of the
water, cleanneSS of the water, per-
Sonal cleanliness of the batherS,
laundering of suits, maintenance
OF sanitary conditions on the
premises have led 10 great reduc-
tion in the incidence of disease
conditions from swimming pools.
Filtration OF the water, and re-
ducuon Of bacteria by ultraviolet
ray or passage OF the water
through ozonating machines or the
'crNnical treatment OF the water
by &llorine DO not make the water
at all harmful and have eliminated
a great deal of contamination and
cross infections.
Swimming. although ideal from
the standpoint of the number OF
muscles used and the way they
are used, iS subject TO some haZ-
ards The fact that the body is
sustained and suspended by the
.Spseific gravity Of the water makes
swimming seem less efforleSS thar
iit really is and leads 10 tempting
the swimmer 10 eXeTtion beyond
his powers. II is a common eX
-f.aFseaea- of-swim#eFs -to-be SUI
priSed ~ The amount Of fatigue
they feel after what they thought
was a moderate amount of eXer
else.
keeps the body cool. and there /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Life. Savings Stolen
Biue-Shirted Man From West Robbed of His Satchel
and 81, 900 While ia Restaurant

An interstate bus may be a
stagecosch IN 67-year-old Henry
Stanley's book. but s. 900 IS s. -
600 and he's going 10 find the
thieves who took ii from him
Henry a blue-shirted character
in working clothes. told his story
today 10 a police officer he stopped
on Gratiof avenue.
lie had just arrived in town an
hour or so earlier by stage.
Henry told the policeman. and
Wine he WdS having a blTC M 4
GratiOt avenue restaurant robbers
took his satchel containing his
s. 600 he savings.
II left this town back when
was a Kid Of %" Henry told
detectives az Police Hcadquar-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
USED CAR
BARGAINS
FROM TODAY'S
WANT ADS

FoRD--rudor 1885. A real bargain at
only Sl65
PLYMoUTH-ls 2-dr black finish.
heater. radio x275.
BUlCK-193e Spas coupe Must DO
seen 70 be appreciated. S4s5.
GRAHAM-iS36 6-cyl. super gooo
family car, Si45.
cHEVROLEr-ieto tour sedan. Black
finish. spotless throughout This ear
-ts-rr-frhtJ -cfr--r-ri- v,rr-uwr-yrrv-
ice and carries our 3o-day guarantee.
Only $5T5 SIS down or your old car
PoNTIAc--1s37 de luxe 2-dr. trunk.
Radio and heater: spotless mohair
trim, fair mechanical condition. Only
s2s7. s4T down or your old car.
FoRD-'s0 de luxe coupe Black finish.
white side wall tires, radio and
heater; very clean and guaranteed IN
writing.
CHEVROLET - 1910 5-pass. coupe
Radio and heater maroon finish.
Will sacrifice; only S549. s6i down.
DoDGE-ie3s trk. 2-door 1926: maroon
finish. heater good tires So5 down.
is mo; terms; 30-day guarantee IN
writing.
CHRYsLER-'3g royal 4-door sedan
golden beige, radio. heater. defrost.
ers excellent. guaranteed S495 fun
price, SOS down. trade your car.
MERCURY--19f0 convertible coupe:
heater one owner, very clean SOS
down.
TUDEBAKER--1e39 de luxe 4-door
Commander sedan: very nice. low
mileage; beautiful green finish; Si25
down.
MERCURY-ie39 de like sedan: real
nice green finish. real buy $3.50
down.
The above are Just a few OF
many good buys 70 be found
in The Autos for Sale" CLASH
fieation.
rUARTn IVA AYrf< ON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Detfeitef Asks Writ,
Then FIees Hospital
Times staH Correspondents

IONA. July 29,-Leo Knoczal,
%. of Detroit, one of two trusty
patients who escaped from Ionia
State Hospital. sought release
from from the institution legally
before running away, hospital au-
thorities said today.
Knoczal, committed here with
out sentence after an indecent
liberties arrest in 1887. filed a
petition for habeas corpus on the
claim he was improperly commit
ted. His companion in the es-
cape was James Jones, IS. Both
are hunted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29

tors. Worked all over the West,
doing everything from threshing
60 COW punching. For n long
time now I've been wanting 60
see my brothers kids here In
Detroit, l didn't write them I
was coming because figured
the kids would get 20 plcturipg
me I'm chaps and a I0-gallOn hat.
We don't dress like that out
West. You know that"
Police arc irving 10 learn tht
IIOtrCI's Gdiuo ard address ant
where Henry lunched
II didn't think YOU had thieves
IN Detroit" Henry observed.
Its changed a lots since I was
here. You've got lot of big
buildings, too"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ralph Mclean, 81: Irene Van Dyke, 81.
John Calvin Bats Jr., %. Phyllis Low
Ernest Marks. %: Sylvia Tinei. a.
George r cottrell, % Myrtle Daley 30.
George August Marshall, 20. Agnes Mars
Donald A D0eiseh. 81 Shirley Marie Ls,.
Joseph Kovsi. %: Mary Bencks. 81
Groden DO DonAa Fol Bsrhara ELLA;
Gerald c Mi,sis. 2i; Hazel McpousslI.
Anthony ssvsskie. %: Eve opslak. 25
Lewis = Maliy. 80. Kathryn Bensehen-
Joseph A. JersIer. IS psuun, Ereesrovicb.
EdWsrd stoweu. q; Margaret Larkin. %.
Christopher Cosentino, 20. Virginia Kotuis.
william webb. 40; Grace VI. Merritt. n.
Charles c. Rusiegh. IA Gertrude Johnson.
Arthur J. Carr. as: Jean @ B.eisr, a.
Leslie c. Welsh. 25 Mary G. Bruce, 30
Joseph Marion. q; Ruth seidnsr, q
William Traxisr, 81 Theodora Hall II.
Charles J. cusmano. IS; Geraldine NJ
Walter 4. Mikolsjski %; H.l.n r. Ku1d
William wolesryn Il; Frances v sher,-
Maunee Clark. IS Clara B. shrecken.
Joseph r Arehambeaut. IS; Florence
Frey. S.
william NJ Muir. 20 Amelia =. LaBaz.
Albert Campbell. %. Mabel smith. q.
Robert SsFAef-23 Florence I4avyttzkr-e3
Roman Duranczyk. rs. MARI H. W9syl. %.
Daniel svitzer. al: Rose Nsiieke IS.
John w. Bertrand ~ Marie a. Estabrook.
Rooer, II Lucey, % Kathleen Z. McHugh,
"a
E Edssl v. Al, Aho. 20 Barbara T BAN. u.
Leonard Brand. 81 Anna Chad, 20.
Lawrence Ziegman. %. Helen Vol 20.
George Cornfoot, 80 Rachel Messner, so.
Thomas Dennis, as Matte Hadley. 40
Patrick Nelby. - Geraldine Mccarthy "a
Louis Davidon rs Dorothy Gamburd. %
Robert X. Nppa, 20; Martha s. HsArala,
Seymour J speImsn, "a Virginia NJ,
Alex FedornsKi. IS Ethel T. Alien. "a.
Frank v Turek. %: Emilia NJ RazRsr IA
Harold a. Ysklin. 30; MAjorie X. Frank
Joseph Proxies. a.; Jeanne Gsrgas. 10.
steve MikolaJe~ski ii; Mary savicki 20.
Jacob l.. KeidAn. rs Miriam Shelter. as.
Daniel +. Irwin. 30; Frances L. sylskow-
Rudolph c. Kropscsk rs; Lucille Bathurst.
STANLEY E. Thomson, IS Vera V. Goodwin,
Thomas J. RousakIs, 20 Virginia NJ. seal.
Ellie c. Vincent, %: Hope Efaw. 20
Max J. DeGulre - Mary Plaekoweki "a
Leonard a. Vertei, p Eieenore N. Bala-
Roy a. csstator. % Helen Dolsen. 40.
Joseph a steeker. u: Jane A. Kennedy
Anthony szczepkowsk % Angelina Drier-
gas, II
Wallace L JahImiak. "; Jenn. Pre-.
r-1urr-- t7TfrTrTr1 -, TITcF BanEF, II
Richard A. Ingram %. Albert l. Maxi 2s
John Bonomo Jr.. 81 Margaret l. Miller,
Edmund = PECAN, 26 Theresa sawa. 20
M9nlin \. VoighL %. Marguerite c. Lee
Vres Gravesteen. 30; Virginia N. Miller.
Edwin J. Parker, 81, Ruth L. Wilkinson,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29

MICKEY COCHRANE then Hagen then Cochrane.
Cobb slipped away for radio broadcast When he went on
the air a radio turned Ruth could hear.
Listen him talking about Detroit being his bOme
Babe yelled Yesterday he calling Cleveland home That
guy always is up 10 something.
What time is IL getting TO be-" Babe finally asked.
"OnIy the shank Of the evening"" answered Hagen "Ony
the shank Of the evening" ~
"FOr you. is" said Babe But the little is wait
ing. I've got 20 go"
Hagen voey Of wisecracks after him Babe left the
In the ride downtown Babe was thoughtful few minutes
and then said
." think that guy Hagen has color than I've
seen"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
DEATHS

George Cairns. 1850 Montgomery. 40.
Adele chastnsy. 1884 Orleans, "a.
John Wright. Ss3 Grstiot. so.
Lovona Hamilton, 1715 Seward. 60.
Stanley Maikowski, s1i2 Smart, At.
Julius Baumgart. 465s wesson. "a.
Jacob okrongly $500 Waldo. 81.
Cora N. Biodgett. 1878 Fairview, 80.
Anna David. 14457 Rutland. 90. mt
Marie Retzloff 15035 Bringard. 50.
Jennie Cleghorn. lslTi Fenton. u.
Claude Roberts 1878 Madison, 80.
Edith Fraiey. 1915 MarIowe. 90.
Mary 8. Chapman, 4s43 fireman, %.
George Abbott. 1895 Tliler. rs.
Clarence c. Heininge, s65 Drexel. 20.
Frederick A. Richmond, 2es East Grand
boulevard, 81.
Viola l.. kendrick, $40 Cass 90.
Anna Klein. 1918 1rvington. 10.
Earidine Lane. 1889 Nineteenth. 80.
Frank Ferehe,- se4s Evergreen, 50
Glen Oldham. 100 Briekey. Roysl Oak. 50.
Ralph Hotinger, 45T Brainard. as.
Annette Lena LAFranca. zoos AeDougali.
Christian J. Boese. 1880 Steel 90.
Abraham z. Groniund, 3oi w. C. street.
steve Mi,roff, $40 Russell IS.
Evsline Lesry. S5i Whitmore 81
Richard Lnkaszewski, 64i3 Sheridan. II.
savannah King. 7t54 Dryden, 81.
Mary 4. Tobia. Gas Beech. 70
Charles Denny. 5625 Linwood, 70.
Ida Hanlon. ii3s Campbell 10.
John Mesrobian. 376s Hamilton, 90.
Ora Lee Ashford. i62 Summit 30
sara Ellen Johnston. 1915 Montclsir 70.
Alice c. Bury. 613s Coplin. 81
Angelo lalungo, 755 South Green. Al.
George Beaugrsnd. lf41s w Outer drive 3.
George s. Etsss 6f4f Burns. II
Edward r. Travis. 1892 Eastlawn 10
Cyril Van Hulie 3s3s Beniteau, ST.
Virginia walter Sheehan. 1855 T. Warren.
81.
Antoinette Louis. 622 Newport, so.
Eliza Elizabeth Steigen. 42l7 Iroquois. so.
Susie seabrooks. sos Englewood, SIS.
William Potter. 551 Algonquin, IT.
Peter ChmielewEki. $50 East Canheld ~.
Nellie T. Taylor. TOO Hardwood 10
90.
Chester Morton Douglass. iss Palm place.
Haines City. Fla, ~
Carl c. Holden, 1000 Scotch. So
Mary N. Smith. 1882 Auburn. So.
yozef Pa~iinA, 1918 SoofcSki. 40
Frances olives Mcintosh, aOit Blaine ~.
William III. Martin, 2924 Mcclellan "a
Isabel Drouan. 80 Lodewyek. Mt Clemens,
IS
Emma NJ. Jenkinson. 1884 sixth. Por.
| Huron, rs
Harry Briggs. 273s Vermont. SIS
AVIS Kasoury, SO Brady, Dearborn, 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29

and Ill BUY you SUIT OF clothes,
snapped the big BAN. Nobody tried
Somebody mentioned the golf match
again.
81 want a caddy and a chair"
said Babe. Cobb takes more time
than a fOursOme. Studies every blade
of grass, every hill and even tries to
get on speaking terms with the fish
in the ponds. I'll have a seat every
time he starts It. I just like to get up
there and crack that apple.
II wish / could lick him 10 and 8.
Every time l think of the times he
knocked me down -"
The Babe would say it, and then
he'd below with laughter.
On went the stories. First Ruth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29

water is best-the ocean, the lake,
the river. The ocean is so satu-
rated with oxygen that IT detoXi-
Gates all noXious matter almost
instantly. Sea animals are so used
10 a high oxygen content in their
environment that they will hardly
live an hour in a bucket of sea
water that can not renew its vi
tali1inr force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
One of Finest,
TyCobb Says
OF Crosse lie
By LEO MACDoNELL

Tyrus Raymond Cobb, s. years
old come December rs. stepped of
the eighteenth green leg-weary
and dripping with sweat, but OBJ
vlously pleased with Crosse les
picturesque and testing Goll
course.
cit Il one OF the finest
courses on which have played
Cobb declared in the locker
rooms after a practice round
Yesterday. "And there are
plenty OF nice courses around my
home"
Cobb revealed that between his
home near Palo Alto and San
Francisco, a comparatively short
distance. there are p courses.
That's not counting the east
side--over around Oakland"
MEMBERS ARE HAPPY
"Some OF the courses arc
longer than Crosse Hes but in
no better shape. The members
of this club (Grosse Ile) should
be happy with such layout"
Johnny Foley. Crosse He mem
Der in charge Of the match al that
course today in which Babe Ruth.
Walter Hagen. John Montague
and Cobb will be featured, ad-
mitted that Crosse Hers were
happy.
The magnificent Crosse lie lay
out is the one which was started
by the late John Kelsey 20 years
or more ago. and which includes
such notable members as John
Foley ST.. a charter member and
still active; A. V. Breault, w. A.
Fisher, William Knudsen. G. T.
Fisher, Lieut.. Commander, Lee
Edwards and Dallas Kelsey. The
latter two are president and vice
president of the club.
Joe Devany. who has been the
clubs professional for nearly all
Of its more than 20 years of eXiS-
tence, is the proud ruler Of a new
pro shop that ranks with the best
in the district The late Jack
Elphick, the clubs first pro, served
but a year.
Rollin Taylor is the new club
champion, having lifted the crown
of the brow of Johnny Foley, who
had held il for three years in a
row. Neal Boughner is the club,
manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Deatb Rotlres

DOBkE-July Is, 1esI. John. beloved hus.
band OF the late Rose. dear father II
Mrs. Hattie Weiss. Funeral from residence.
tll5 heDougail ave Thursday AZ $50 -
81. Elizabeth Church at o. Intermeni Mt.
lOlivet
HARDER-Juiy Is, John C. dear 6roIho,,,,.
OF Fred, Henry &. OF Eagle River. Wis
the late Herman N. Mrs Rickis BsinesY
Funeral from G. II. M0keely Funeral Home,
o07 West Grand Blvd. Thursday. 2 D m.
under auspices OF Riverside Lodge No. 303.
u. o, o. y. internent Woodmrre.
kRU sCHINskA-July IS suddenly, Charles
b. % io109 WoodlRvn. beloved son OF
Charles and lillian Darbe Kruschinska,
dear brother OF CIford, Marcel ElsuOrih'
Leroy. Mr.. Mildred van Nest, Mrs Adeiins
Koyl Lillian and Ellen Funeral service
Thursday. y. m. Al A. X. Peters Funeral
Home, i2o57 Gratioi Ave,
SCHKOEDER-JuU ~. Lillian beloved
wife OF Clarence; dear mother Of GER
aid and Ralph dear daughter OF M and
Mrs. Emil Hoffman: dear sister OF Mrs.
Annetfes Sloppy and Walter Hoffman. Fu-
neral fran George y. Wsrriek funeral
home, 1923 Y. Grand Blvd, Wednesday.
z .. m
sCHMIDT-July Is Richard. Of 4sii Max
well, husband OF the late Glars dear
father Of Mrs Roy Marvin and Arnola r.
schmidt Of Terryt0wn, ~. Y. Funeral
service Wednesday 80 p N. AZ A. II.
Peters Funeral Home. l2o57 GrAtloi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Better
Health
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, M. ID.

BY LOGAN CLENDENING, M. ID.
Swimming is the ideal form of
exercise because 1T calls into play
the general body musculature and
produces the. elongated, smoothly
functioning type of muscle in a
tiniformly developed body. This
lis the opinion of an eminent ply
stefan. as well as an expert
swimmer. DR.. David Mezz OF
Brooklyn.
This should be good news in
this season Of swimming Natural
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
BOB TALES
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
CONTINUED from Page 14)

Continued from Page 1i)
Dykes can't mild complaint unless they threaten
his job
Babes contempt League grows louder with
the years.
"Name good ball players i'm the National League
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
ARIrNnroN PARK

-AHLINuIOA- PAIk- -
Weather. clear, track. fast
First Eace-Batik Geanway, Wood
ford Belle Sister Dun. Belle-Tars. Viz
LACE Queen.
second Rare-Perk City. Merry Ways.
DADDY, NaFrk SILVER e. IayriGR-=-
seventh RAee-Bught, Okapilids. Com
mission.
Eighth RAce--Conred r, Beau DO.
Dust or. CArdibre, Dick Bray, Cruel
brnna.
NlEih RAce-Dsclared OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Hard Luck Season

Bill Kickerbocker of the White
Sox has suffered three separate
injuries this year-more than half
his entire baseball career previ-
ously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Scratches
International News Service Wire

International News Service Wire
SARATOGA
Weather, clear. track, heavy.
FIRST Race-ZorawGr. Grey Wing.
Second Raoe-inquirer. sabuius, Dig
nifty. CnrdicaX Grand Acclaim, Docket,
Sly Tom. React
Third Race-Dnsen, First Lord. Solar
star. Talent Scout, Midnight Ride.
Fourth Race Firing Line. TanElin,
Celseno, Stop Loss.
Flfth Race Boiled Shirt.
Sixth Race--GrAmps New. World.
Seventh Race--Sun Galomar
Field horses--2. Jlbberty Jan. Cielita.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29

ROCKINGHAM PARK
Weather. clear: track, slow.
First RAce-Horticuhurist.
second Race-Laay Val Tiberius,
yosieH Pal. Bali-o-Fire, Clapair Kate
Smith.
Third Race--Entlile. Speedy Josie,
HiCtue
Fourth Racs--Very Graceful.
fifh RaEl--Eun High.
Seventh Races untime.
Eighin Rsce-StAr Marvel. American
Money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
BEL AIR

BEL AIR
Weather. clear. traek fast
FIRST Rscs-Cslas. Abs0ts Chant
Plmico Polly, 6ignboaYd, Anonymous.
Carmaca.
sec1nd Rsce-stunehsven. q old len
Msyne. Fret AFFAIR, Rise and Shine.
Ssssnte incaEe
Thgc Race--steppinE In, Blenny
- Ea-.EsA4- RseA--k4s4Ffai. = AAr~.--E3eai
Boy. Glitter Girl. I've Ply. G+eat Sarah
InCle Jimmie. a
Fif,h Race-Wenuit. BArdy. -
sixth RAee--Mr Jimmy. PeSsdlse Ct
fchiey Al, Hugh Bud. Bob fPk~~nS5 y.
rlgfnE. .TsTY
seventh Rscs-BlaCk Crusxig Curves.
Lars Huppy, HepEibah, ttGFra.
Eighth kace--EumrnerF Nan NaeVhisk.
Agnes knight, Duches Del, Tyr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
DETROIT

Weather Gear, track. SLOW.
First Hace--BiAhy. eiNa
Thfd Race Bubbles IL. NJ Chicie.
tourth kace--leX kisf. IN Port
FeNe1th Race ncred nit.
chth Race -Eslduwn. Smith DAVID
Ftcid horses ChauCeful Certain
Parry 2. Fines Art s.ruUrr Home
Trr ntvieW OuuE1. 3. SuuUd Rosy
Chance. A. hulaIvaf Skeal thu .
Acepar Cfania CI-l Cnerosse Fet s.
3tano.oso lmpsrsI Queen.