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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
California S
Crew Chances
Step Upward

BERKELEY, Calif.-Chances of
a California victory over Washing
ton in their 39th annual crew race
Saturday frightened perceptibly
when Bill Lamoreaux, No. man,
was released from the hospital
where ne had a siege of measles.
LamoreauX appeared in good con-
dition.
California planned a two-mile
workout today or tomorrow before
calling a halt until Saturday
Coach Ky Ebright of California
admitted the Bears probably would
win the varsity race while Al III
Erickson of the Huskies contrib
uted his usual I'VE should lose"
statement.
Ulbrickson sent his crews
through two easy workouts yes
terday and planned the same
schedule today. The varsity was
advised to prepare for time trial
over the three-mile race course to-
morrow.
Ulbrickson and some of the
Washington oarsmen cross san
Francisco bay 10 San Francisco
tomorrow for an alumni rally and
luncheon.
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National Sport Opens Today in Major Leagues
Amidst the Traditional Freedom Of Our Land
cNFA Telephoto,
Dodgers and Cardinals.

DouRerS ana Cardinals.
Jack Doyle veteran Broadway pricemaker, has
established the Yanks s American league favorites
at 10 and the Reds National league fayorites
at 6-5
Two pilots will make their bow although
they have service before Jimmy Wilson
world series hero ~ Ernie Iomba rdis substitute
has taken over the Chicago Cubs and Roger Peck
inpaugh, who fired manager of the In
dians In 1882 after a fve-year term is back at
the Cleveland helm again
Among the most frequent questions about the
dawnng season are
How good are the Yankee kids, Priddy and
Rizzuto? Has harmony been restored to the
Indians? Have the Tigers old men COM
pletely folded? Can the Reds aces Walters
and Derringer keep winning? .
"Wl Higbe win 20 games for the Dodgers?
Is Pete Reser good they say? .
Can the Cardinals infeld stand up? Are the
CUBS two rookie Lous, Novikoff and Stringer
headed for stardom ,"
If you could supply the right answers to all
these questions, you could name the teams that
would meet In the world series next October
Whatever happens, there will be plenty of action
for all and guy can work himself into frenzy
over little matter of hits, and errors It's
good way TO work off excess steam PLAY ball
America.
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BY GEORGE kIRkSEY
United Press staff CORRESPONDENT

w" foian IL : nice TO be an American to-
day You can go to the ball park. sit in the sun
and between bites ON not dog. yell yourself
hoarse at the visiting buns or the blind UNI
pre-"
For today the baseball opens and the
American fan can forget all about Europe's toll
and trouble. At least he can forget about il for
two hours or more out at the ball park in the sun
and fresh air
More than 100000 fans will sit in on basebaIls
grand opening In eight major league cities and
thousands of others will listen in on the radio.
The dethroned New York Yankees battling TO
regain lost laurels, got away tn flying start yes
terday In the Presidents Special" at Washington
by defeating the Senators, 80 President Roose-
Veit In the role OF the nations No. | fan, tossed
out The first ball and remained throughout the
game with capacity crowd Of 81, 900.
Baseball fever is running its highest tempera-
ture IN years. Interest in the spring training
camps and exhibition games indicate that attend
anee records are likely to be approached or
smashed in all leagues
TWO thrilling races are In prospect with the
American league looking forward to two-team
battle between the Yankees and Indians and the
National league eagerly expecting three-cub
struggle between the World Champion Reds
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Trojan Track
Team Scores
Defects Beers and
About Cinches Title

los ANGELES-The University
o. Southern California was virtu-
ally assured today Of the Pacific
Coast conference track and field
championship again after defeat
ing University OF California = to
81 in a dual meet yesterday.
sophomores accounted for more
than hslf the Trojan total. with
Warren Smith, Hubert Kerns and
Cliff Bourland providing the days
biggest surprises.
smith and Bourland, after
stellar individual perform
ances. teamed with Howard
Upton and I'd Grunbock to
win the mile relay. after the
meet already had been elinched.
Warren Smith staged a mighty
stretch drive 10 defeat two favored
Golden Bears. Clarence Barnes and
Dick Peter, IN the ssO-yard run.
tying the meet record OF 1888.
Grover Klemmer, CALIFORNIA; ma
tional 400-meter champion. won
the 440 in meet record time OF
"A, and Bob Peoples. football
Iavelin star. hurled the javelin 800
feet inches for another record
kerns, winning both the 100 and
220-yard dashes. was high point
man. The Trojans won nine first
places to six for California.
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Lindsay VS.. 0livera Tonight

VANCOUVER, b. C.-Kenny
Lindsay. young Vancouver fighter,
meets Tony Olivera. San Fran
cisco claimant to the world ban
tamweight title. tonight In a TO-
round hout-with oxygen masks
between rounds.
doe Herman, Olivern's man.
AEer, insisted his fighter had
every night to use . mssk
between rounds, oxygen being.
In his opinion. better than
am m cnia for clearing .
punch-hefs,ddled heAd.
Lindsay's handlers protested to
the boxing commission that an
oxygen mask would constitute
@outside help" The commission
left the matter in Lindsay's lap
by ruling that one fighter could
not use a mask unless the other
did. Lindsay indicated he would
bring his mask along.
Another pre-fight dispute. over
choice Of q referee. resulted in q
setback for Herman, who had de-
nanded an outside arbiter. The
commission ruled that a referee
viii be chosen at ringside, follow
ing usual procedure here.
Tonighf's bout will be the high
point in the career Of Lindsay,
former Golden Gloves titleholder.
olivera holds an unexplained claim
a the worlds bantamweight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Padres Beat
Stars, z TO |
Five punched Hits
In Sixth Does II
BY UNITED PRrss


San Diego's Padres defeated
Hollywood ? 10 last night anC
won the delayed and abbreviated
series three games to two. b,
punching four OF five hits in tn.
sixth inning.
Sacramento this week enter
tains the Los Angeles Angels
and at the clip Pepper Mar
tins boys are hitting. they
should retain their Pacific
Coast league leadership. The
Cardinals currently are hit
ting .3Is against the Angels
.27s.
The seeond-place Seattle club
invades Oakland for seven games
Despite their position In the stand.
inRs, the Rainiers are the weakest
hitters in the circuit. with mark
of .235. and their top hitter is
Les Scarsella with a mark OF .357.
Oakland. on the other hand. is
hitting .257.
San Diego entertains san
Francisco and should fatten
averages at the expense Of
the hapless Seals. The Padres
have team batting mark of
.260. San Francisco, a. "a
team. Is hitting .25s.
The tail-end teams. Hollywood
and Portland. play at the Movie
City. The Beavers. nonethelexs.
are second in team batting with a
2s4 mark against Hollywood's
24l. Herman Reich is hitting
$40 for Portland.
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Still Playing
Basket Sport
In Canada

VANCOUVER. Il. C.-The Uni
versity OF British olumb a
basketball team won the Western
Canada Senior Hoop title here last
night, defeating Winnipeg St
Andrews. 47-3e. to take the play
down series in two straight games.
L. b. c. now plays the Eastern
champions for the Dominion
crown. Eastern playdowns have
not yet been completed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Bunny Desires
Souihpaw Hitiers

SALEM. Ore.-M Manager Bunny
Griffiths today said he wanted
more left-handed hitting power
for the Senators OF the Western
International league.
Griffith said he had bolstered
the squad somewhat by the pur-
chase OF Bob Hornig, souhpaw
outfielder, from the Spokane
Indians.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Spokane Wins
From Whitman

WALLA WALLA, Wash.-The
Spokane Indians of the Western
International baseball leagu g
opened their 1871 spring training
schedule last night with a 1873
triumph over Whitman college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST lEAClJE
s''fff
GAMES THIS

GAMES THIS WEEK
Seattle at Oakland.
Portland at Hollywood
san Francisco at San Diego.
Los Angeles at Sacramento.
YESTERDAYS RESULT
San Diego ? Hollywood 1,
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Pilots Win

MOSCOW, Ida.-Three runs in
the seventh inning yesterday en-
abled the Boise Pilots Of the class
D Pioneer league to shade Univer-
sity OF Idaho 4-3.
Third Baseman Babe Caccia
homered for the Collegians in the
first inning.
Score:
BOISE $3.50. 800. >. 4 >
ldaho ...... ....... 3 10 o
Fields, Rasmussen and Mize
Eenatic; Jenkins, Snyder and
Kara
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not to answer the bell because of
a cut over his right eve A COM
mission physician said the cut was
not bad enough to stop the fight.
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HOLLYWOOD

san Diego -. 49,. 900 002 0Ox-2
Bases on balls off Dasso g. Hebert
/; struck out by Dasso 4. Hebert 3
left on bases. Hollywood 7. San
Diego 2. passed ball. Dapper; sacrifice
hits, Pellagrini. Sperry runs batted
In. Mazzera Haslin. double PLAYS.
Hoover 10 Sweeney. Sperry to pella-
GRIM TO before. Dickshot TO Dapper:
time, l:42, umpires. Edwards and
Powell
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crown, although both the New
York and the National Boxing
associations recognize Lou sslica.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Barlund's Boss Threatens Action

CHICAGO-Paul Damski. man.
ager of Heavyweight Gunnard Bar
lund, said today ne would fight an
Illinois athletic commission de-
cision suspending him and Barlund
for an unsatisfactory match with
Billy Conn April 4.
The commission revoked
Barlund's license for one year
and permanently withheld his
purse of S2.S55.50 after hear
ing evidence yesterday that
Barlund. at Damski's advice,
quit without satisfactory rea-
son ut the start of the eighth
round. Damski WAS suspended
for one year.
Damski argued he told Barlund
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- yeu'rs not using It, all II with
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Correau Wins
Pigeon Race

The first race of the Tacoma
Junior Racing Pigeon club was
held from Easton. Wash. approx
mately so miles. Easter Sunday.
This was the first race in the
old bird series. The results were
as follows:
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with ELLIOTT METCALF

WAH KELLER, yMCA athletic director leaned an elbow
" the desk and said:
Il witnessed a section wrestling
plant the week end. and believe il not there
not one lone boo from the audience"
Then" / al no audience"
All" replied Keller, hut there and than eS
pected the Northwest championships.
IF there there easily 500 morning
knowing veraciy nswIess
THE m.,ehs. void rough .un such
invariably In the emotions matches
The whole card clean whistle The boys wreed IN
that often audience cheering but time
there anything the fans indignation"
Tacoma won the meet on points, scoring 81 total
just another feather the chapeau OF the local wresrs
However wrestling
Open the books. boys, and put down golden chapter
The Babe Comes Again ;.
One of the best wosted dinner table gabbes you
Particularly when he jumps into the subject closest TO
his heart s. io"sa l.,,. NJ, ,,o hi,
Thursday night Pot way.
the Bsos VIII unmb IN precinct almost as close to his heart as
Yes BABE looks standing
From this vicinity Babes
-. and win continue calendars
has always square young grid
charges He tells them straight turkey and keeps his word
And that's the way he talks To afterdnner listeners
That's the he'll talk Thursday night the Coffee Pot at
Incidentally
while might touch with Adelbert rolypoy
checked president of the Tacoma washington State Alumni
Al Adelbert has the ucl cts for the event
Tennis Grows Here =.
Time rolls . and changes come about In sport.
Tennis for instance. What change has it,
Why, your old neighbOr recall when a male player
went he instantly classified SISSY" by
the gang.
At the time maybe the estimation the boys play
ed tennis correct.
Many nly WHY'S who loved lace enwined
fingers rapture at the fragrance of feminine peumey
But that was In the rather long yeseyears
That is today. Has been quite
The today demands endurance the speed
coordination skill power
That 10 because herman youth strength
sport to place the body teang athletics
competitors astonishing
to ahead. 4
players In In 3
you'd find In . Of activity of the long past
Which brings to the courts facilities of the city
More needed night essential
Lack prevented lighting
them a &,
Which brings suggestion players lighting
systems installed.
other words II a them
alp necessary 10 flowing
That being done Seattle other cities informed
And IL could be ,
proper to sport
the military
placed within limits r
organize present
4
Something be worked am
Another Dog Missing =.
Still another high pedigreed Tacoma dog and family pet
has been missing for several days. ,
He is twOyear-Old Snufy, wire haired terrier by
the Mitchell Angelel Of 3017 No. Mason
snufy last Patterson lake last Thursday He
disappeared and all efforts find him futile
possible that soldiers by trucks that
day might have believed the te fellow lost and took him
camp only the giving a
Snuy and black saddle patch his back
:~j.~,, ,,~ 01;,,o~, Tor;rk1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Another Dog Missing :.

Still another high pedgreed Tacoma dog and family pei
has been missing for several days.
He is twOyearod Snuffy, wirehare terrier owned b,
the Mitchell Angelel of 30l7 No. Mason
disappeared and all efforts find him proved futile
II possible that soldiers by
might believed the
camp. But with only the idea of giving him home.
a ack saddle on
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II you're not using 1t. sell IT with
a FsstAction Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 2t6l.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

ht>TERpAN' RESULTS
New York 8 Washington 0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Norge Heating
Unit Sales Up

With the sale Of over 600 units
completed during January and
February, Norge heating and con-
ditioning division, Borg-Warner
Corporation, has more than quad
rupled its figures for the CORE
spending period in 1910, it was
announced today by +. j. Nc
earthly, general sales manager.
This record was achieved despite
the fact that full production was
not reached on the models until
January 20.
On the basis of the present rec
ord, sales for the entire year
should run in the neighborhood of
$500 units. Mccarthy predicted.
Basis for the estimate is furnished
through a recently completed i'm
partial survey of the heating and
conditioning industry The survey
indicates that for the past six
years, sales for the first two
months of any year have repre-
scented only 8 per cent OF total
annual sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Power Use Rises
a Per Cent

NEW YORK. March 5.-Produc-
ton Of electricity by electric light
and power industry of the United
States for the week ended March
l was 1896. $4,000 kilowatt hours.
against 2.479,036,000 in the 1910
week. an increase of IA per cent,
according to the Edison Electric
Institute.
Output in the week ended Feb
ruary - totaled 2,S20. 161 900,
compared with PASS. 285 900 in
1910. an increase of l49 per cent
and in the week ended February
Is came TO 2.S10419.OO0 kilowatt
hours against 2.475.574 900 the
year before. an increase OF 49,
per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Detroit Edison
Gains Continue

Total output of Detroit Edison
Company for the week ended
March / was 1874 600 kilowatt
hours. a gain OF 23.5 per cent over
the 67.S44 600 kilowatt hours Of
the corresponding 1910 week and
off "a per cent from the previous
weeks total of 1915 900 kilowatt
hours.
Industrial output for the last
week was 40. 7SS. 900 kllowatt
hours. q gain of 1871 per cent over
the 30.499, 600 kilowatt hours of
the like 1910 week and drop Of
SO per cent from the previous
weeks record total OF AZ 2SS, 900
kiloWatt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Scratches

ny International News service
At TROPICAL PARK
weather, clear; track, fast.
First kace-Bsttie Star. Purport, Jape
Lady. Miss Wessse. Ckerriko. Red Metal
SECOND Raee-Resdy A bsat. surprise
Fourth Raee-yeu Alone, Marfeu.
fifth Raee-Dunade.
sixth Rsce-MAgie Mn. Burning En-
hrs. Ceepsstee, Turatseie, Bonified,
seventh Raee-woodvaie Lass, waugh
Pop, May schulz.
Eighth Rsce-star hunter. Blind Biar-
ney, shAs' Geo. krehbisi, Gallant frar,
Ninth Raee-Deelarsd on.
AT HAVANA
Weather, clear; track, fast.
First haee-Fort Thomas, Miss Holly
Wood, Nieses, Whip Snake. Lightly,
second Ra<e-Epitory, HiIdsr star.
W.xesd' Inns Dell \.
Buxton. The Wink. Beosei, Habit.
Fourth Raee-Happy Hills, Margaret
G., star soldier. Union. Ripping.
fhth ksee-Chenauit. Quiteso. Elton
sixth R.ce-Eielmor. slunbsr. Mr..
Buddy. Famous Clayton, Hoiophane,
Earisbore. Good Exchange.
seventh Rsce-kwamodi. Flaming
Torch, strateEist II, IdoiAtry, Ross.
At OAKIAWN PARK
Weather, clear; track, fast
FIRST kaee-wandeTinG Hero, Princess
Rhodz.
seventh Race amman.
SANTA ANITA
weather, clear; track, heavy.
2-fsoodnn~ arm.
5-strpsone, ~ Osuna.
6-InteT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Thompson. IS; Mary wukerson, 70.
Ronald Evans 26 Dorothy Crout, TO-
Hector NcGregor 70: Helen DeGrew. 20.
Walter Dyszynski. rs: Jennie Kaszubski. ~
Alfred T. williams. ~; C}oe Hantnger. 90
Charles H. zalopany. II; Donna CLICK. Is
Norbert c. Roths. "a; Katherine n. kreteh.
Preston L Kemp. IS: Mary C: Lacross. a
Richard K Ryan. 20: Evelyn N. Began, 10
Archie c. 81. John. ~: LYDIA stitzell IL
A,aSs ,.e,Ino as N: Tser.so Cont 49,
Berrien Z. Crawford. "a; Dorothy T.
Ernest Ponti. IL; Dolores Martin. 20.
Andrew Zaremba, "a Irene szymanskf, 1s-
John NJ Gette. "a: Helen Kuharsky, "a.
Henry Brontman. "a: sally sklare- 70:
wilbert A. Weller, n; Benics n. PhiAips'
woodrow w. Davis, Is: Doris GambreIi. 10.
Robert Tiderington. -; Charlotte Hughes,
John J. Rubarth, Il: Christine cunter. 10.
Leslie o. Gocha, 1s; Vernetta @. Browning.
Alex Kanuk. Il: Deiphine Gee, 10.
Frank wolak, a. Irene Bartiewski. 10:
Walter r. Kawka, %: Helen swiatek, ~.
John X Sexton. y: Geraldine Stocks, Is
Sebastian Riina, 20; Josephine Taormina.
HUH p. Lynch. ~; Lorraine c. orubbs. IS.
Joseph J. Waytas, %; Grace X Tnornton'
Frank Heimu.. 20: Mary Adams. -.
Richard N. Forester. 70; Aaryan L. Book
Eugene L. Busiman. FL; Helen Paauette,
Harold r Marsh Jr., IS: Helen Junford. ~.
Theodore T. ST. Marie. Al; Edith knight,
Nat Aaryosh. 20: Betty lack. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Deatb Rottces

BEKOvIrCH-Msrch Z. Borah. Funerai
SATURDAY ! p m: At ne Harper Null
A. M. Burial at White Chapel.
BONO-Rose. age 50. a. 1855 Burlass
place: mother OF Fred Bono. leaving one
son In Detroit, two grandchildren. Funeral
"wednesday at above residence.
DRYs-Mary, beloved wife Of Irwin. mother
of Mrs. Clarence Burkowsky. Mrs; Leo
Services at residence. 1851 Helen avenue.
Dearborn. Thursday at p. m.
sCHAENING-March 4. Harold A.. Of
1887 seymour. beloved husband Of Cert.
Harold Jr.. son of Mrs. Ida sey, brother
Of John. Clarence and Mrs. Grant Ellis.
Funeral service Thursday. 1870 2. m. at
A. II. Peters Funeral Home. i2o57 Gratiot.
and .. m. Mt. Calvary =. v. Lutheran
Church. Seymour and Chalmers.
sCHuLTz-Peter. March 3 Of 1852 Ar
cola, lieutenant OF Detroit Fire Depart
ment. beloved husband OF Frances; dear
father of Rita. Mary Jane; Lsons ana
srsi Home. 1851 van Dyke. Friday. els
Interment Mt olivet. Member of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. Polar Bear
Division No. 436.
ter's residence, 1910 twenty second
street: beloved mother of Mrs. Ciarance
Strong. Mrs. Ruth Van Cleave and Rufus
f. Williams. Interment Jackson, Ky. In
at r. @. 4 q. H. Harris Funeral Home.
1881 Cas- avenue.
TURNER-March 2. 1871. at Charles Town,
W. Va, James F., beloved husband OF
Linda brother Of William s Mrs. Wallace wallace
Sor Mrs. Sss 4om Hsry a' A. N..g
funeral home. $3.50 Maybury Grand.
Wednesday at IL q. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
DEATHS

Lloyd o. Perry. 1880 Bsaeonsasid. orosss
Pointe, 20.
Elsbiets Bsrnas. s737 Lyon. Ct.
Maria ID. Schieede. $500 seyburn, 81.
Writ Ellor Wells, 40l 4. Palmer, 80.
Daniel Doyle, es5T Drake. eo-
Morgan Allerd. 3i36 National. a.
Deibert McDermid. 70 Eason. 81.
Carl Joseph Dennbinski, Manistes. mos.
Christian Andrew FROST. S107 Helen, So,
John Il. Berlin, 1914 Areola. -.
Rose ,Garbarino, 6021 Holeomb. e..
Joseph Donahue, s71s Broadstrset, ~.
Mary Martha Humersks. 2s7o Banner.
Dearborn. 81.
Florence ILsons Gould. i7r1i Ardmore. ~.
Robert r. Holland. i27 V. Montcaim. a..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
90 TraiIers Ordered
From Fruehauf Co.

Order for so new stainless steel
trailers from Kiss a. Co. Inc. of
Kansas City. Mo. was announced
by Roy Fruehauf. vice president of
the Fruehauf Trailer Company Of
Detroit
The 2S-foot trailers. 10 be deliv-
cred Immediately. bring the Kiss
feet TO more than 100 of this type
and make II one of the largest in
the world The company, which
does an interstate trucking bust
ness. was one of the first 10 use
stainless steel trailers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
NOON PRICES

BIRTHS
BOYS
Boys were born TO.
Frances Agosta, 1917 Edgevood.
Clare Alien, $500 Helen.
Frances Abbott, 3so South Dragon
Attitude Apsey. Birminshan road. South
heh township
Dorothy Armstrong;. 9s77 Delmsr
Concetta Buccellsto l2505 Flanders.
Gladys Bell 1857 whithsld.
Evelyn Burkin, 1880 Fox. Redfcrd town
ship
Belle Beam. 1850 Pacific.
Minnie Barber. ST.. 4s27 Vinewood.
MARY Bars. $40 Rseder.
Cecilia Bsstz 9113 Fulton.
Lillian Blsszezsk. 5033 Casrere.
Dorothy Banks. 1eeos strathmOor.
Alinde Grips. 3214 Brooklyn.
Melissa Garden. 5S North Elizabeth
Margaret Collins, FOOT Brighton.
Anne Cummins. 800 Tventy-6fth.
Bertha Clark. $50 West Milwaukee.
Hstaiina C,inico. 1889 south Deacon.
Carolyn Davis. s72s Greeley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
American Water Work. and

American Water Works and
Electric Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend of
$50, payable April I, TO stock
Of record March IA.
r. LoriIlard Company declared
a dividend of 30 cents on the COM
mon, payable April 1, to stock Of
record March ID.
Bridgeport Brass Company de-
clared a dividend of Is cents. pay
able March % to stock of record
March II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Gas Sales Dip But Top 40

Michigan Consolidated Gas Com
pany for the week ended March !
sold 1.207. 80 gas units IN the
Detroit district. against 1.22S, 1877
in the previous week and l.005. =
43S In the corresponding period of
last wear.