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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Baseball in Brief
BY Int.rns tionsI New. servie,

HOMERS
--fssferdsys homers-Crst and Koy
Reds York Tisers: Walker, Indians
Efisn. phlNet Novikor and Nicholson
Cubs Brown and PAdEstt, Cardinals
LEADERS American League YORK.
Detroit, 10; Heath Cleveland -Inhnanr
and Hayes Philadelphia. and Gordon anc
Keller New York. each Sstions
League New York 10: CAmiili
Brooklyn. and Nicholson Chicago, each
LEADING HITTERS
American League Williams. Boston
t04 Cfonin Boston 3ss Cuuenbine St
Louis 3s6. Travis. Warrington 3sl
National League washan Pittsburgh.
3bf HACK Chicago. .3sl Slaughter, St
Louis .3si Nizs 81 Louis 3sS
LEADING PITCHERS
American Teller. Cleveland Won ? Lost
2 Lyons, Chicago Harder. Cleveland and
Johnfor. Boston won I and lost Lee
Chicago. won iost
National warneks ~ Louis won s.
lost none Nahsm =, Louis. Won { lost
none wyatt Brooklyn won lost z N
Cooper ST. Louis. won 5, lost 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Probable Pitchers

AMERICAN LEAGUE
DETROIT al Cleveland tRoVE va
NlnATI.
81 Lou, a, Chicago CMuneri.f W RIG
neyb
Nsw York a. Washington tRuninf va
Chssst
IN ia1e pniA a, Boston tBeckmsn and
Hsdisy Va. wagner ana X N..some -
two Esmss
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago ~ -. LOUIS Psssssu Va
1eaisri- Night
Prooslyn a. Phnsdslphls casey v, Po1
aslrYb
Boston ~ S'~ York (sslvo w. schu-
mAchAfl- y lEhf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
New York Promoter
Offers Buddy $4,000

NEW YORK. May Tins
Promoter Bill Johnson OF New
York's Coliseum today was await
ing reply from Ancil Hoffman,
manager Of Buddy Baer. as TO
whether Baer will meet Abe Simon
July II Al the Coliseum. Johnson
offered Hoffman, and Baer guar
antee Of $40 coo for the match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Hudson Motor Ten
Faces Fruehauf Team

The pace-setting Hudson Motor
Ten. hoping 10 strengthen its adj
vantage over the rest of the field,
will face Fruehauf in tonights
Detroit Softball Association ma jor
league feature IN Mack Pal. 9f-f1e
game starts az 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
DIVORCES

Dolores RsckwIth from Howard.
Frances T. Judd from Ray
Edith r. DamAnis from william.
Ruth Brsnham from Howard
Sophia Ksrwoski from Boleslaw.
Ross Patton from Margaret L.
Barbara Green from Philip.
John Emerson from Gertrude
Andrew Williams from Cassandra.
Matte Williams from George
Marie Shipperisy from Elmer
Hazel Fitzgerald rom James J.
Ina Woods from Urban.
Bernice Frew from Charles r
Augustus l.. Williams from DurreIl.
Robert Myers from Gertie
Clarence A. Gordon from Liiyan G.
AHha-Me MfieB- CgF#enEfFeFH- HsrF--W.-
Robert oren Baocock FIR m Thelms
Frances.
Richard v. Collins from Alice.
Helen Ida Edwards from John Wesley.
Myrtle Dettlor from william p.
Charlotte Argenta from Paul.
Harry A. Bedard from Sadie
Julia Martin from Thomas Il.
Garland Il. Terry from Emma l.
Ruth T. stringer from William T.
Charlotte wilkins from Primas.
barbara Craig from Albert J.
Faith Gendron from Theo
Regina Houeh from walter.
Bert Marks from Betty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

81. Louis Cards conceded a
good chance OF emerging as Ma
tional League pennant winners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Hero and Goat

HERO-DON PADGETT. st.
Louis Cardinals. who decided the
issue with Chicago by clouting a
homer in the eleventh, making
the score 12-11.
GOAT-AL SMITH. Cleveland
pitcher, victim of Detroit's three
run rally in the ninth inning as
the Indians bowed, So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

BIRTHS
BOYS
Boys were born TO:
Effis Barnes 4737 Besubien.
Annie Brown, 1882 Mullett.
Vivian Buckley, 1898 Abingdon road
Martha Csrrsan. 1880 Lenor.
Elinor CampbelL-I35al Greenvfew
Lillian Chapman 3o21 Pennsylvanis.
sarah Drodin. ASST Elmhurst
Ethel Dosans 1908 Illinois
Dorothy Fsrmilo. 1888 West HaIslhurst
Ferndals
Ellen Fesrn. $40 Erskin.
Lucille Gierczsk. 1887 Warwick.
Barbara Hack. iO7st PARK Terrace.
Marjorie Kay, 1901 Santa Rosa.
Anna Loda. 1883 Radcliffe.
Lena btostaff, 1884 Harvard Bsrkt,y,--
Beatrice Moy. 1907 Fleming
Frances Msizols. 3s0s Bekidere
nvelyn hshlhorn, iesle 81; Mays
vens Micsli 1875 Hubbeil.
Laura Phillips. 1858 Benitesu.
Marie Power. i0l West Muir Hazel Park
Mildred Schumacher 1921 Northrop.
Grace Thomas. l715s Goulburn
Anna Tuhsrsky. e02i Helen
Magdeline Volstromer. sll0 Logan.
Elizabeth Wemgaertner, 500 East J.ff.r-
Clara wikorowski $3.50 rhir,y.first.
MarjorI. Wilson, 1913 Fielding.
GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Grace Alters. 1883 Lakepont @. r.
Marjorie Adam. 3e1i Courvills
Catherine Baron, 1919 Maple Dearborn.
Helen Brewer 1875 Hazelridge
Blanche Berkerich 1897 Cioverdalt
Vivian Buckley. 1895 Abingdon Rd.. twins
Gwendolyn Damn. SIS W. Forest, twins
Constance Drazoa. 1884 Faust
Jeanne FedoFinchik, 1890 Oakfeld.
Madeline Frederick. l72le Heydsn
Theresa Fuller $3.50 Charievoix.
Anna Gaze iT1es Huntington.
Anna Gorney, i73it Shields
Florence HUFF, ms w Saratoga Ferndals
Hszel Johnson SOFAS Riopelie
Shirley KueH. 57t5 Oblivion
Bethany Lucas, ali Reese. 9. Lyon.
Diana Musser 1s05e Gable
Leors Montgomery, 1927 Me,tstsl.
Niols Martin, s36 Watson.
Mamie Noble. e7s Theodore.
Alfred Nycek. J2si Elmer.
Dorothy Poupsrd. 1891 Brnkert, twins.
Helen PacosI, 340i Lockwood.
Marie Patton. 15e So Gates
Rosemary Rae. 770s z Morrow Dearborn
Willett Robertson. 17l5 Kendall
Reos Sloan, 1888 Mead. Dearborn.
Mary styourski. TOSS Holmes
Clara schwsb. 1855 Eastlswn.
Avis vanDusen. i6is5 Mark Twain.
Jean Watson. 1897 Maybury Cd
Ruth Wurs,. 405 Virginia. Royal Oak
Lillian whims 1031s Somerset.
Mae Wright. ii705 cheyenne
Ann West. t363 Kensinston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

The story that shook the
world. Jan Naltin's "Out OF
the Night" starts Monday in
the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

Of Sports

An estimated field Of ITO OF
the nations tep-ruRg linksmen
qualify for the National Open.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

Ford Prick fines Chicago Cubs
$500 for technical violations OF
25-player-llmit rule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

Lefty Grove, Charlie Root. and
Freddie Fitzsimmons. veteran
hurlers. win a total OF 100
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

James Young. 30 Josephine Smith. 80.
Joseph J. Lesrezynski, 2s; Lsvsta May
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

Buddy Baer offered $4,000 10
meet Abe Simon on July IL in
the Coliseum in New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
They Qualified
For U. S. Open

r Knoll New Hartford. ~ Y. 7t-1s-i5O
Bin souter, chautauauA ~ Y 7s-74-i5O
AT BIRMINGHAM. ALA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Al Watrous
Is Oldest
To Qualify

Want 10 know the ages of the
National Open qualifiers here !?
Well
AL Watrous is 4l-plus
Euoaripk KOreic "a TanL Win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

EXPERIENCED night aisn washsr. A.,
Robin MODS, 16fTs Lfvsrpois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Big Batt|eship
Hit SdysBeflin
International News Service Cable

International News Service Cable
BERLIN, Jan. 1S.--Ihe 3l.16o-
ton British battleship Malaga was
damaged so severely by Stuka
dive bombers in last Fridays at
tack on a British convoy in the
Mediterranean that she had to
dash to Gibraltar. authoritative
Berlin sources declared today.
The big battleship suffered
heavy damage TO her forward gun
turrets, coming tower and fire
control room. it was claimed. She
broke off combat and escaped
under cover of darkness. turning
back to Gibraltar instead of con-
tinuing on TO Malta. where the
rest of the battered British war
ships sought refuge. Berlin sources
said.
1t was at Malta. they pointed
out. that a follow-up Stuka attack
resulted in virtually demolishing
the aircraft carrier Illustrious
which also was damaged in the
weekend aerial-naval battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Last Call for
Irish Stew

HAVE YOU mailed US your
recipe for Irish stew yet? Re-
member, this is the last day of
the contest sponsored by Pru-
dence Penny TO determine the
most authentic way to prepare
this famous classic. Today. JAN
uary Is, is the deadline on the
contest-however, all letters re-
ceived in Monday mornings mail
will be eligible for prizes.
The prizes are: IS for the
first winner, a second prize Of
S3 for the next and five 81
prizes. All you have to do is
send US your recipe for Irish
Stew-tell US where you OBJ
tanned the recipe and why YOU
think il is the most authentic
Address your recipe 10 Pru-
dence Penny. The Detroit Times,
Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Reducing Changes Nickname
From Fats to Honey!
BY IDA JEAN KAN

THERE is no Surer way of
injecting fresh enthusiasm into
a SHINING program I h an by
giving you a variety OF shining
examples to try 10 outshlne.
One Of the best Jobs Of stream
lining in 1910 was put over by
a Sweet Sixteen who got tired
of being called "Fats"-and is
known as Honey! But running
her a close second is a 6S-year-
old gentleman who reduced and
found romance with the charm
ing widow across the street.
Honey writes:
Il was very discouraged with
life until l read your column. !
cut out each item. made a scrap
book and followed the menus.
At the beginning of the year i
weighed 222 pounds and now l
weigh lao. feel so grand now.
Here are my measurements be-
fore and after: Bust from "A
inches TO 80; waist. from 80
inches to 25; hips, from 40 inches
10 38 inchesf calf from 15ia
inc les to 10: ankle, from 10
inches to 3 inches. am ) feet
7 inches tall DO you think my
weight and measurements are
good for my height?"
loo Good
A. matter of fact. ! think
this young lady could add five
pounds 10 her new weight. for
IT is a safeguard in the teens to
have a little marginal weight
but. of course. not 80 pounds
extrai She has done a marvel
Gus job of reducing on the pro-
tective diet III were planning
a slimming menu especially for
the teen age. I should allow
from 1.400 TO 1900 calories daily
and all of them in the protec-
tive foods.
The growing girl must have
daily: one quart of skim milk,
plus one haliver oil capsule sup
plying 5000 to 10000 units of
vitamin A; one or two eggs: four
slices whole wheat bread; three
pats of butter. each one-fourth
inch thick; and plenty of fresh
fruits and vegetables and lean
meat. This list totals approx
'mately l.500 calories.
Finds Romance
The gentleman who found ro-
nance u a North Carolinian
and he says. Z
Your protective diet is youth
itself! l know, for l have tried
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18

THE MATURE woman of dis
tinction realizes that simple, ex-
pertiy styled. perfectly fitting
clothes bring out the best in
her. She chooses a frock like
Pattern 1856 for roundabout
town days because she knows
that an Anne Adams design is
certain to have all these quail
ties. A wonderfully slenderizing
effect is given below the waist
in double panels both the
back and the front skirt and
f1attering yokes help shape the
smart square neckline. Gathers
below the Jokes, together with
darts above the waist. hold the
easy bodice softness just where
it belongs.
Pattern 1856 is available in
women's sizes "a. SO, 3S. 40, AZ,
Id, As and AZ. Size SO takes
3% yards 39-inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents t15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size. name,
address and style number
Address your order TO the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment. l225 Times Square. De-
trQit Mich. Owing to customs
regulations. orders for tho pat
terms TO Canadian destinations
cannot be filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Rome Threatens
40
New War Phase
In,ern.tlen.l N.r. s.r,ie. cahI.


ROME, Jan. ia widespread
shakeup of Fascist projects ard
sub-prefects was announced today
shortly after the Rome radio 90
nounced commencement of a InSW
phase of the war in which it prt-
dicted that Axis air forces will il
flict new smashing blows agairtat
British sea power in the Medz.
terranean.
The shakeup in local FascAt
commands affected major Hoo.
inces including Milan. Turin, Fer
rara, Agrigento and in seven sub
procedures. -
Unexpected events are pos
sibly shaping" the Rome radid :
warned today. "a new phase NJ
the war is beginning. The Ais
air forces will render British
Mediterranean communication
with the armies In Greece IanSfs
Egypt increasingly difficult"
1t was learned unofficially that
preparations for important AKIN
moves are reported nearly readA
in the Adriatic and Ionian seas. "a
Coincidentally Premier Mussd<
lini's newspaper. the Popolo d'Italis.
of Milan. accused President Roose-.
Welt of being openly and actively!
at war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
British in Tahiti,
Ndzis Report


BERLIN, Jan. 18.-The official
German news agency DNB re-
ported from Hsinking today that
British forces are reported to have
occupied the French-owned South
Seas island of Tahiti.
DNB said these reports caused
a sensation among Manchukuoar
quarters at Hsinking. Hsingine
Daily News was quoted as COM
menting:
Tahiti Is close to the Japa-
nese inundated Stands and
threatens the Far Eastern situa-
ton as a joint AngIo-American
base between Hawaii and the
Philippines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Mericsna

Barbara Stanwyck. and every
one is anxiously waiting to see
her IN Meet John Doe" under
Frank Capra's tutelage- has
been looking as colorful rs
Mexican serape in Mexican play
clothes. over a full red and
yellow cotton print skirt that
stops Just two inches above her
ankles, Barbara wears a black
velvet blouse somewhat like
Navajo Indians. When blouse
and skirt are dipped off Bar
hara stands in a pair If match
lnG printed rompers. as An1crl-
can as apple pie.
Yellow is also a team mate of
black. navy. gray and even of
orange One Of the most strik-
ing costumes we've seen yet IS
a dinner gown with yellow
wooden skirt. orange top. and
iurban combining both shaSeS
The lady. Joan Crawford. wears
a barbaric gold necklace with
the outfit
Vivid color mates for the
evening scene are Olivia de
Havillands hustle frock In
black crepe with waiscoat in
blue. black and silver brocade
with full and dripping back bow.
4 large envelope pursc-matches
tho WalStcoat
News Service Features. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
War Notes
PICK ST. LUCIA BASES

w A SHIN G TON. Jan. 1S-
QNS)-Agreement between the
United States and Britain upon
the sites for both land and sea-
plane bases on the island of st.
Lucia was announced by the state
department today.
st. Lucia, one OF eight islands
on which this government secured
base-leasing rights in exchange for
so destroyers, lies 80 miles from
the French island of Martinique,
trouble spot of the Caribbean
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
eTo Speed Up
SHINING
Program

so a streamlined figure IS
your goal? Slfmly rounded
curves are not impossible for
any one-if you watch diet and
exercise. Leaflets to guide you
in this phase of streamlining arc
offered below
lightweight Chart
K-41-Calorie Chart
K-A-Reducers Recipes
K47-Let's Chin Awhile.
K-67-Spot Exercises
K-65-Protcctive Diet
K-69-Measure Curves
K-70-Weight Record
K-7l-Posture Makes Figure
K-72-Streamline Midsection
You may have any two Of
these leaflets If you viii enclose
; cents 10 cover mailing costs.
or the set of 10 for 10 cents.
Send your request To Ida jean
Kahn. The Detroit Times, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
SPAIN SIGNS . PACTS

MADRID. Jan. Is. - GNSl -
Two trade agreements were an
nounced in Madrid today. one with
Britain and the other with Ger
many.
Under terms of the British
agreement, the first shipment of
$4,000 tons of Canadian wheat for
Spain will be made shortly from
Baltimore.
Germany will send Spain $780,
900 reichsmarks worth of paper
and newsprint TO relieve an acute
shortage of these articles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Ndzis Boast New
~
Super-BombeI..z

international news asviee Saoie 49,.
: BERLIN. Jan. 1s.LBerlin papers-
today published photos of thy,
newest luftwaffe bomber, the fofrss
motored Courier" long distance
plane which is reported TO be al
improved model o fthe "Condorv1
which crossed the atlantic to Ne~[
York and returned to Berlin beteteS
the war.
According to information re- Z
leased by the censors, the new
Courier" is equipped with >nss.
merouS machine guns and camper
and with an ultra-modeTn de- Jfirgs
device permitting flights in ed.
weather.
The bomber's four motors enable
ito maintain high speed and
carry a heavier load of bombs
than any other luftwaffe planes.
1t carries a crew OF six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Co1ors Spice
oMidseason "
Wardrobes
BY ORRY-KELLY
Famous Hollywood styiist

COLORS INTEREST me most
this time of year when silhou-
cites are practically set until
Spring. hats both sane or insane
are ccepted as such and
promptly forgotten. new mater
ials are suddenly old, and furs
are merely backdrops that veil
what should be masterpiece.
And masterpieces they are
1 can truthfully say that the
assortment and turbulent COM
bination of new colors going
places in Hollywood have never
been more pleasing to the eye.
] particularly like the rich new
black cherry shade.
With Pink
Joan Fontaine wears il with
soft pink gloves and velvet
hat Geraldine Fitzgerald corn-
bines it with dark gray in
pair of full patio -pajamas.
Trousers are in cherry wool.
top with long raglan sleeves
and high neckline in grey wool
Jersey Then at the neckline
A small wild rose OF cherry
leather.
Summary pastels are making
light of Winter everywhere
Ann Harding made her first
Hollywood appearance in a long
time when she dined at the
Brown Derby and looked
Younger and lovelier than ever
a turquoise duvetyn suit with
krincely white lace jabot at the
throat. AIMS hat Wds a mid
Victorian riding derby in black
derby cloth the crown pierced
with two crossed silver hat pins
with turquoise heads. Gloves
and pumps were in black doe
skin. Blue and black is still
one of the smartest color mates
you can find
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18

had to remain at the city hall
had Bined the march.
They wore lounge suits and soft
felt hats. not morning dress and
shining toppers as was the custom,
but they were there, which was
the main thing. The women had
had their way, and after the visit
TO the war memorial, many of
them said:
This was the most impressive
Armistice Day celebration we
have ever had. And Petain will
get to know of II, for IL has been
the same everywhere. 1t is no
good trying" TO make us forget
what our war memorials stand
for"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
MAYOR FORGIVEN

The mayor got a special good
mark and local tradespeople for
gave him for having fined the
baker for selling fresh bread some
days before, in violation of regu-
lations.
In the afternoon of that very
day, a young girl called at my
house.
She had some spools of cotton
thread to sell.
Cotton? Black and white ?"
we cried in rapture for we had
been without an inch of black
and white cotton for three
months. mo, ladies, no black;
no white. just green and pink"
We were sorry and she went
away AS she was about to turn
the corner of the street, had a
braln-wave, just one of those
brain-waves one has once in a
lifetime. l ran after her.
Give me some Of that green
cotton" / said. 81 have some
drawing ink left. which does not
stain. I'll dye few spools and
we'll see"
She CAPPED.
An hour later I met her lust as
she was about to board a car GO
ing TO Toulouse.
Madame. l am so glad to see
you again." she said. Just
imagine, 1 have sold out. Every
thing has gene, the pink and the
green. Not spool leftII
passed on your tip about dyeing
the cotton. and I made 90 francs.
Thank you very much. Please
think hard of way of dyeing
green cotton white. Au revoir."
To the thrifty women of France,
the disappearance of all mendins
wool and cotton yarn is as hard a
problem as the food shortage.
Dressmaking has become a most
complex affair. for even silk yarn
has vanished from the market.
To patch an old garment is an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
KEEP UP PRETENsE

In every shop and workshop
there was just one woman left TO
keep up the pretense of business
as usual"
They looked fierce and proud
and craned their neckS to see who
was in the procession and who was
not, and they breathed a sigh of
relief when they noticed that his
honor. the mayor. and all but one
OF his municipal counscllorS-one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18

it for II months. with the result
| have lost 80 pounds and have
brought my weight down TO the
insurance average for my age
and height. l feel like a boy.
although / am 50 today Best
of all. the wi dow across the
street who wouldn't look at me
before land who was too fat
HERSELF has noticed my i'm
proved looks and pep and is now
reducing and we are going to
get married-thanks TO you
Congratulations, We hope
that they will keep slim and live
happily ever afterl
THREE WEEKS BEAUTY DIET
18th DAY
BREAKFAST Z Galleries
orange juice Z glass I.......-.. SIS
Poached egg on thin snge whole
wheat toast n pat 6dtter ....... $50
Conee' clear ..,.-...f -.............
EOS
LUNCHEON
Baked ham on ry9 bread .......... $50
tmustsrd-no batter
hea1 lettuce win / tablespoon
French Dressing ................ IS
Hot tea. iunyn sugar ............. Is
$50
DINNER
Rroiled sgak-trim ~ all TAT ...... 500
Baked pJstu .....# ......... 100
Butter n pal. Z, Inch thick ....... 50
BroccoN .t................... so
Demt<tasse
-
500
inthl lot day ...s.-.... ! .Oaa
Copyright. 1851 King Features synd Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
RED CROSS ENJOYS SAIL

ASKING TON. Jan. 49,
GNS)-F'ive American Red Cross
representatives sail today for
Spain and two for France on the
American Export liner Excalibur
10 supervise Red Cross relief dis
tributlon In those nations.