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Evening star., 1941-07-13
DR.. Waller 3. HoofnagIe,
Former 6. u. Dean, Dead

DR.. Walter Bruce Hoofnagle. 72,
former dean of the Georgetown Uni
versity dental school. died in Gar
field Hospital yesterday after a
weeks illness.
DR.. Hoofnagle was dean of the
school for four years and taught
there for 10 years. His home was
at 1858 Otis place NV.
He was a member OF New
Jerusalem Lodge No. 9. F. A. A. M;
of Unity Chapter No. % of the Order
of Eastern Star, and a past patron
of that chapter. He was an active
member of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church for As years and sang in the
choir there the entire period. He
was member of the District Dental
Society.
DR.. Hoofnagle is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Susie E. Hoofnagle: a
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy H. Heuer,
and brother, DR.. Robert c. Hoof-
nagle, and two sisters. Mrs. 3. Wood
ward HAZEL and Miss Eleanora
Hoofnagle, all of Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held at the
S. H. Hines chapel at IL am. Tues
day. with burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1941-07-13
1raths
WHITLEY. PAUL. JR.

WHITLEY. PAUL, JR. Suddenly. on
THURSDAY, July 10, 1871, PAUL WHIT
LEY. Jr.. AGED II years beloved son OF
Paul and Sadie Whitley and brother of
James Whitley. Also surviving are
grandmother. grandfather. five aunts. four
uncles and host of other relatives and
friends
Funeral services will be held SUNDAY
July l3. al ] pm. from. the Good Will
Baptist Church, the Rev. Penn officiating
1nterment Goldsboro. N. c.
WING. MARY LYNN. On Sa turday.
July u, 1871. MARY LYNN WING. be-
loved daughter of May and James Wins
Services at the W. w Chambers fu-
neral home, 400 Chaplin ST. NV. on
Monday: July "A. at pm. Interment
WOLFE. MAURICE A. On Friday. July
II, 1871. at Providence Hospital, MAU-
RICE A. WOLFE. beloved husband OF Nellie
Spstes Wolfe and father of Ann and Mary
Wolfe.
Funeral from his late residence. 4la
$50 a m REQUIEM mass at ST Gabriers
Church at Q am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
etery. 13
ZEIGLER. WILLIAM HERMAN. Sud
denly sliI.r. on Friday July III 194i; at his
MAN zEIGLER aged 54 years beloved
husband of Helen GRAY Zeisler.
home, As Nd. ave, Hyattsville Nd. where
services will be held on Monday. July IA
at ] pm. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Whitfield Cemetery. Lanhsm,
Md. I3
Evening star., 1941-07-13
Uarh uf Thanks

ADAMS, AIMEDIA SMITH. We wish to
express our gratitude and thanks to our
many friends and nelehbors FOR their
kindness and floral tributes extended to
US at the time OF the doa h c. our beloved
sister. ALMEDIA SMITH ADAMS.
THE FAMILY.
NEUMEYER, FREDERICK 4. The fam
ilv of the lale FREDERICK A. NEUhIFYER
wish to express their apprec alton OF the
many expressions of sympathy and beau
titm floral tributes at the time OF their
recent bereavement.
Evening star., 1941-07-13
In mrntnriattt

MARTIN. CHARLES ALBERT. In loving
alBERr MKRrN who
into eternal rest one year ago today. July
13, 1910.
Dear husband YOU are not forgotten.
Nor ever shall you be
AS long as life and memory lasts
- shall always remember thee.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, FLORENCE MAE
MARTIN.
PRICE, CARRIE 2. A tribute of love and
devotion TO the memory OF my dear twin
the great beyond five wears ago today July
13, 1886
Somewhere know. on the unseen shore.
She is waiting and watching to welcome me.
SISTER, MINNIE. :
WALKER, WILLIAM. tribute of love
and devotion to the memory of our dear
father WILLIAM WALKER, who left US
eight years ago today, July 13, 1888
The memory of his sweet love and beau
tiful companionship will always be a JOY
HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN :
WONDRACK. ANNA MARIE 1t was
seven years ago today. July 3D. 1894, when
our dear mother. ANNA MARIE WON
DRACK, was called away,
Then it was hard and We couldn't see
Just why our mother it had to be;
But now as the days and the years pass by
We no longer think or wonder why
She was spared this sorrow and woe,
DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRANDCHIL-
Evening star., 1941-07-13
Why Must They Die?J No. 43
of Factual Analyses of Traffic Fatalities

The place: Georgia avenue and
Aspen street NV.
The accident: An elderly woman,
said to have been about 70 years
old. was fatally injured while cross
ing Georgia avenue in the Aspen
street crossWalk when she was struck
by northbound automobile She
was taken to Walter Reed Hospital
where she died three hours later
According to witnesses, the death
car was swerving from right to left
on Georgia avenue just before the
accident and when it struck the
pedestrian it was on the wrong side
of the street. Investigating police
men said the man was under the
influence of liquor at the time and
that he was staggering when he got
out Of the car His eyes were blood
shot and his breath smelled of
liquor, it was testified by one officer
The time: About 1l:O5 am. July g.
Weather conditions: Clear.
Street: Straight and level.
The vehicle: A 1941 coupe, whose
brakes were said to be excellent.
There were no skid marks, the
driver admitting in a statement to
police after the accident that he
had not stepped on the brakes until
striking the woman.
The driver: A 35-year-old man
with Is years driving experience.
He told police he first saw The wom
an when she was about rs or 40
feet away. He said he continued,
thinking the pedestrian would stop,
and then sWerved far to the left in
order to avoid striking her He said
he was driving about 25 miles an
hour
Coroner's jury verdict; Held, for
action of the grand jury.
Evening star., 1941-07-13

Hamburger for Aluminium
ATHENS, Tenn, July - tP,.-No
guns for butter here-its hamburger
Evening star., 1941-07-13
100 leove Tomorrow
For Comp Reeder

The second contingent Of about
100 boys will leave tomorrow for
Camp Reeder, maintained BY the
Boys Club of Washington.
The new group will remain two
weeks, replacing similar number OF
boys who went to camp June 80.
During recent rains the youthful
campers used their newly improved
recreation lodge to good advantage,
carrying on indoor games, quizzes.
dancing, singing, storytelling and
craft work. The outdoors program
includes fishing. swimming. boating,
hiking, baseball, basket ball, volley
ball and nature tours. The Boys
Club is an agency of the Community
Chest
Evening star., 1941-07-13
NFJNFyER ERYDrRJCK A The fan
DrathG

ANDERSON, WILLIAM L. On Thurs
day. July 10. 19il. WILLIAM Z. ANDE.R'
SON, the husband OF the late Ellen An
derson. father OF May MuSson, Ethel Don
Dean and Dolores Anderson.
Services at his late residence. ia Ten
a:30 am Services in ST. Marks Episcopal
RelatiVes and friends invited. InJerment
Arlington Natlonal Cemetery Services by
Chambers Southeast funeral home. IL
BEATTY, FRANCES \. On Saturday iG,
FRANcEs FFha2 Aea fas BEArTY k0f Beloved r Wife a
Services and lnterment Sharon, Pa
Services by Chambers.
BARTLETT. CHARLES LAYTON, On
Saturday July l., 1871. a. his resldence
626 Eye ST. NV, CHARLES LAYTON
BARTLETT. ,-,
Il at l pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery IL
BEUTER, FRANK Z. on THURSDAY
NV FRANK BEUTER. beloved hus-
band of Louise Beuter and brother OF MIS-
Sophie A Marvin and Robert E. Beuter
Services at the Chambers funeral nome
xz0O Chapln st NV on Monday. July Il.
81 m Relatives. and friends invited,
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery. l3
BETTER, FRANK f. A special COM
q municatlon OF Hiram Lodge, No
N 10. F A A. NJ. is called al the
~ Masonic Temple on Mond9y.
30 4, July u 1871. at 10 I'm 4 m i9r ior
EA<I funeral OF oar late brother,
~ FRANK E BEUTER.
l. EMMART MEANY, Master IL
Evening star., 1941-07-13

sMALLWOOD. WELBY c. A special
% communicate of Washlngton
IN Centennial Lodge, No IA, F A.
IN A. M, Is hereby called on Mon
oLHNbe day July II 1871. at 10 m.
SkCV Ior the purpose of conducting
E\N the funeral of our late brother,
~ WELBY c. SMALLWOOD. Mem
bers are urged 10 be present. BY order of
the worShipful master.
JAMES L. PADGETT. Sec. I3
sMALLwooD. wELBY c. special
~ communication OF Washington
~ Centennial Lodge. No. Ia. F. A
w A. M. is hereby called on Mon
M Aday, July IA. 1871 at 10 am
%Ac<T for the purpose of conducting the
TN\ funeral OF our late brother,
" WELBY C. SMALLWOOD. Mem
bers are urged TO be present.
By order Of WorShipful Master
JAMES l.. PADGETT.
Evening star., 1941-07-13

1911. JOHN {. sPENcER. beloved loved husband st ID
of the late Mary K Spencer.
neral home, 1900 Chapln St. NV on
Tuesday: July 15: at > pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Glenwood Gem
etery. IA
STEWART, BARBARA BETTE. On
Ha['fay BARBXKA 2l BETTE II afs wife h5
6 hs ae o Mfa GhaEei Dora wssss Mr d Eta
Scot stewart. she also leaves fourteen
one sister. other relatives and friends.
aenes, 124s 27ih st. NV after 10 am.
Funeral on Monday July IA, at ! pm,
from the Mount Gilead Baptist Church,
seg sag Aends M d Tngfs nTsd ndon
Cemetery. Arrangements by W. Ernest
Jarvis. 13
STEWART; o4ST hoTISEi On Friday July
lyn; Y. Y, sister of Mrs Amelia Thiele,
cyB4sss H nYnds RPa6Eyd July T. Y Is
STOCKS, JOHN. Departed this life
after brief illness on Tuesday, July g. at
A4iexandria Hospital JOHN STOCKS He
reS Mrs Lille % Mae @ sSocks loss so0 0vna mohtf T1if
four sisters three brothers and host OF
other relatives and friends
ford RemsnI RESTING bame at he 'en5er nd Woo
where funeral services will be conducted
Arlington National Cemetery.
TENLY, ELLEN VIRGINIA On Fri
Ellen ELL v1Rd1NfA Nj fENEY f Of ss5s 3o6
s.: Mount Rainier, Nd, beloved wife Of
TWO @ dauehters. MIS- Mrs Benz. Benz F. % ha schs sfer eg
and Mrs Ethel Hetterly
Remains resting at Gasch,s funeral
services will be held on Monday. July IA,
at 1890 am: Relatives snd friends in,
vlted 1nterment Glenwood Cemetery. 13
THOMAS, ANDREW j. On Friday July
] l. 1851 al Freedmen Hospital: ANDREW
he Iate ssylyestef, Thomas and brother Of
Mrs Nolye B Hightower. and the late
sylyesteT, a,. Thomas r Also surviving are
'lf After eIs noon sunday. @ % july 3. friends may
call at the MCGUIRE funeral home. 1890
9th st. NV. where services Will be held ON
Monday, July IA at 9'3O am. followed
by hieh REQUIEM mass at 10 am. at St.
Augustines Catholic Church for the re-
Cemetery l3
TowNE; MARVIN WOOD; suddenly
WOOD ToWNE. beloved husband Of Mar
Margaret H; and Marvin Wood Towne If;
Funeral from the w. W. Deal, funeral
home 1912 Ga. ave. NV, on Monday, July
! IA at pm Relatives and friends are
invited Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
| etery 13
TUCKER, FRED R.. JR. On Thursday
| July 10, la4l. at Gallinger Hospital FRED
| r. TUCKER, Jr Of 1898 Rosedale St ne
son of Fred R., and Erma Tucker
| brother of Erma. Bernce and Julia Ann
| Tucker. Many other relatives and friends
also survive.
! Remains may be viewed at Frazier :
| funeral home $50 Rhode Island ave NV
where funeral services will he held on
| Monday. July IA, at 10 am. he Rev.
R. M Williams officiating. Interment Lin
! coin Memorial Cemetery
WARD, HARRISON G. On Saturdsy
| July l. i94l, at Frederick City Hospital
HARRISON G. WARD, beloved husoand of
| Ara M Ward of Darnestown, Nd
Funeral services at the Colonial funeral
| home of VIM Reuben Pumphrey Rock
| vile Nd Monday. July "a, AZ 2 pm
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1941-07-13

for aluminium. Pestaurateur Taylor
McNabb will whip up burger for
any one giving him a piece of scrap
aluminium for national defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Midland s. Wins
In State Cage Meet

MIDLAND. April 11.-Midland
A. C., defending state Class A
champion, Northern regional.
trounced Central Speciality of Ypsi-
lanti, 1928, in the first round of
the Michigan AAU basketball
finals last night.
Led by center Earl Kelly former
Flint Northern Star. Midland
jumped into a 29-6 margin at half
time. Kelly connected for II
baskets, mostly ON tiP-ins- and
closeup shots, while Roland Yack
got Y points. John SchYall topped
Ypsi with 9 points. Tick Took Of
Flint won the Class B preliminary
from Jackson Regents, with for
ward Jack Morse tossing in 10
baskets. Flint led at the half. 1920.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

kf11S
Rass were born So.
Eileen AhiEr4l4, e7fl clifton.
MARY Austin III Hurns
shirley Barley % West MaTg1FET
Bertha VAN. 6Iaf Hecla.
Helen 4 8fkosM. 1897 Kenmore.
Euuire Corbin. 33ti Harrison.
Henrietta Carter. 3ftg Grdndy.
Virginia CaIuEzi e065 p0bei
Martha Chesaf. aS21 Gilbert.
f.f-i--t- - i--f- :, T-r-ut1ur
Anna Campbell SASS Mcclellan.
Irene Fniey. SIS EpN rih
pilYs Foreman. fS6lt Coyie
Marie Gayette. 2Jz1 Grand River
Ann JsrasieNieE a2es Nerwin.
Eeryl Keller. 5sf2 Manlstique Cwini.
Hida Aarhaa. ~ East savannah.
Charlie Maek 6gi FarnswoTth
Alice Mcfarland. ga East warren.
Mary Mutz. 1898 West Grand boulevard
Iorraina NalnA--12al- l-s4l.--
Johanna MeEiIiy $3.50 Nightingale.
Madeleine Morse, 7T0i East Jefferson.
Helen Mack 1Tssa Hoover
Josephine Michael 1894 Oidfovn.
jeanette Nfrhan 3shT EldrIdge.
Betty Pewter 34as Beais
Loretta Petrufeln. 2662 81 Jean.
Rena RAJ. aTf- Williams
Marion StnckWei 1894 Wh.thorn
Berniee Saitts fiaa Nestland Dearborn.
Ria Squire fafd Atefy
Marjorie sismaB 2aOn peviisrs
Nerta Sehaumaf- i265z Monica.
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JONES EMPLOYMENT - tlie Beauhien.
Day workers. couples, porters maids.
Mattresses. Columbia 1910
Male Heip-Soiesmen
PERMANENT petition - Salary and
commission earnings from 81 500 TO
81 600 year. established routes; com
pleie company cooperation; real oppor-
tunity fer producer. must furnish bond.
See Mr.. Jansen $40 Jones st.
statesmen
YOU CAN INCREASE YOUR INCOME,
Enjoy YOUR WORK AND BUILD FOR
THE FUTURE II YOU ARE THE MAN
WE WANT.
TIE TREMENDOUS INCREASE IN OUR
SALES BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE
PRESENT BUSINESS BOOM MAKS-S-lT
NECESSARY TO ADD A FEW MEN OF
P Pr SALES ABILITY TO OUR
WAYNE COUNTY THE MEN SELECTED
WILL RECEIVE DRAWING ACCOUNT.
AUTOMOBILE DEM0NsTRATOR, sPE-
CIAL TRAINING ASSISTANCE IN
CLOSING SALES AND LIBERAL COM
SIX Statesmen WERE PROMOTED TO
SALES MANAGERS POSITIONS DURING
THE PAST FEW WEEKS. WE HELPED
THESE MEN tNAMEs on REouEsrl
AND WILL HELP YOU If YOU ARE
ONE or THE VIEW SELECTED.
SIZE REPRESENTATIVE OF DEsoro
MOTOR CORPORATION AT THE FORT
SHELBY HOTEL. FRIDAY. . TO o AND
TO o. SATURDAY TO 8.
AsKN,FoR MR MORRISON OR Mr..
LAkiY AT THE DESK,
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Buddy Lewis May Be
Induced on May 10

MARTINSVILLE. Va Hprif- +
- GNS) - Buddy Lewis, young
third baseman and cleanup hitter
for the Washington Senators. VIII
probably be indicted into the
army May 10, it appeared today
After talking 10 officials of ms
local draft board a, Belmont ~.
c, Lewis told BuckN Harris. man
ager OF the Senators that May 10
Is the day they SAID they'd prob
ably take me
Lewis said be asked for a four
month deiernent 10 enable him
70 earn most Of has 1871 salary
for the support Of his parents
They just smiled" he said
land ! knew what that meant"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

g Ha-frck 80 TaerFe $50. o
shiilady 57a. z S'ereenz 80 Johnston
55s
GAS "
n Stevenson 80 ~ Fffs- 500. 8.
cayze aaa c DEMPSEY 545 81 Berry
543 NJ NakareV SIS
CLASS Z
STAGE Il = fz-1h -rs2l- AZ. k~rlrr s21.
CLASS ID
Q Nova 57a r. ii-avoa $50, 81
Fstn1steer 80 Gf-H $685. Pierce i2f.
CLASS =
p ura-f~r 50 y H0erss go r.
Hsrvev 4sa 2 tHFi-1 $50 M Herman
CLASS 7
? Mum ffs J aHt.-s AZ. ~ BaSsr
fis E nrazan 80. p Fob.u"nu fCf
CLASS q
p Bsthey AZ 4. Nelson 5il.
DAYS 81. J. kay 5aa
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DIR r r. EcKERT"-Logsn's basie
teohnieian Appointment Cadillac 4ife,
Hogarth 924e
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Lost and Found

BRACELET, yellow gold Hircon. two chip
diamonds. Keepsake. Reward. Vermont
5-sOs2-
DIAMOND INVOLVEMENT RING-(West
Warren. April 5. Keepsake" Reward
Dawson 6202
ENGLISH setter-Found near Harold and
Alpena streets. Cal Townsend 5-7077.
ELoPF--CoBta.nlng important pagers
tAarch 3l). Reward. Randolph 5i32.
Niagara 1913
TOY BRiNDEL Bull Dog; white chest
answer name "Qaesny'. crippled boy :
pet 70 Cottage Grove
WALLET Containing xt5 needed"
tneighborhood kerehegai. Drexel, Decker
SOM, reward. Arlington $685.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Daily Double 70 Get Trial Trial

NEW YORK. April H. GNS)
The daily double" viii be gwen
Six-day trial in the middle of
the Jamaica race meeting. which
opens the New York, racing sea-
son tomorrow. il was announced
today by Herbert hayward SWopc
OF the racing commission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Fune-o; Directors

J. SUTTON SON
nf7 TRUMBuLL AVE TEMPLE z-Al00
Cards Of Thanks
TgF FAMILY 4 he lsts Clements Philip.
ski Wish 10 express their appreciation ard
thanks - fheir marv trends for their
,impsthy in their recent bereavement.
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Male Help Wanted

Al MECHANIC With tools; best propose
ton appiy 1925 Dexter.
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Death notires

BOIHE. Frank sr Beloved hlsbatd OF
Elizabeth (nee Bieskel. dear father Of
William. Frank Jr. Robert and Edward
brother OF Ms. Martha Lazkey and George
klasf. Funeral from residence. 1854 Al
mont, Monday. $50 to st. Thomas the
Apostle Church a. 200.
HAWKfNs-- Raymond l., April q. Beloved
husband n Emma. dear father Of Jack
and brother Of Mrs. George Pieper Died
q pneumonia al London. Ohio. Born in
Flushing. Long Island. IS years ago; a
resident Of Detroit for % years. Funeral
services at Nest6rook Funeral Parior, Day
ton, Ohio, : p. m. Saturday. Burial at
Memorial PARK, Dayton.
kOEHLER April s August O., sgs 70
years. % ma CharlsmAgn-. beloved
husband 81 johanna. dear father OF Mrs.
Mary Resks aud Mrs. Crete Unger. grand
father Of two grandchildren. Funeral sery-
ice Saturday. ] ,. m. at A. II. Peters
Funeral Home. i2oa7 Graiiot avenue
PATZER-Aprn : Gustav. Of 1854 Fischer.
beloved husband q Ida. dear father OF
Mrs. Clara Neumann. Walter, Emil and
Adele Patzer. grandfather 81 four grand
children and two great grandchildren:
brother Of Richard Patzer. Funeral service
Saturday p. m, at A. II Peters
Funeral Home. i20s7 Gratiot avenue.
sHEPERD-ApfH TO- Janet, wife d the
late James. dear mother Of Mrs. John ID.
Watt of Glasgow Scotland. and Mrs An
drew Heunon Funeral service Monday, 2
o. m. at residence. 1915 Kenmore.
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Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
e2o-3i7z TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES EMPLOYMENT = tlia Beauhien.
Day workers. couples porters maids,
mattresses Columbia 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
DEATHS

DEATHS
WINE Jones s535 Hartford u
Orknry p Williams f427 BewlcK 40.
Reese Anna s53s Ninewood. a.
Prank Poike sr 1854 Almont g.
Made N Moore 2s37 Clinton. 90.
Robert Young SIS Garfield. -
Caroline r. Etsch. 1870 ciairmount. ~.
r~f Linestram. 2f6 Erskine 50.
Mary Nnvick 1880 Hamilton. Highland
Park II
Fannie Corpersmith. 5000 Monterey, 80.
Jacob Marx witt S22t Emhurst. 81
Charles 8 Svenspu. 53ta itnsdsle. 81.
Elizabeth 10th. SAP West jefferson. 90
Raymond Russell. eg65 Wilmington.
Dearborn s.
clarence Edear Gonder 1888 Forfer IS
Bernard sternitsky. 2oo59 Coventry 81.
N1lue Ayres. 1910 Sixth, 40
Howard Colney $50 Randolph. ~.
Theodore Lasafls, 2i27 Holcomo. -
Joseph Makowski 1860 Evallne, Ham
stanley x Grossman. 22is1 Lakeland ST.
Clair Shores -.
Rudolph KowalskL 324 East Sixth, Roysl
ysriin Harehsrg. e3a7 Holhorn "A.
E-shardt Sseb, 500 Algonquin. So
Emil Hsidei i37iS Strasssurg. S.
Helen n Dorringtun. $50 Robson. a..
Frank Russell Bel e512 Llftlefisld, as
Nicholas Popa. el2i chsreVoix 50.
fusFpr Kovg-Z. fu-Fuo, ot1f77 so.
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Educational
Pre-Flying Cadet Course

Pre-Fiiyihg Cadet Course
course TO prepare candidates 10 meet re-
quirementS for entering U. 5. Army As A
paid Flying Cadet This training will he
very valuable 10 any high school graduate
as preliminary training for any work In
business industry or Of any branch of MILL
tary service. Write for eatslog and price.
AMERICAN SCHOOL Detroit Address.
5644 Three Mile Drive.
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xS,0ett .SeMEcp DEzeczdzY
-AND BUYERS GUIDE
rHENIC GALS
CHIRoPRACTIC

AcETYLENE, oxygen. medical ssses. Val
Chemicals 1893 West Grand Boulevard.
Lafayette 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24
Egdn Breaks Leg
As Bruins Win

Running their unbeaten string
to % games by defeating New
York Americans, 81. last night in
Boston. the Boston Bruins moved
TO. within one point of the first
place Toronto Leafs. thanks to
some timely assistance from the
Detroit Red Wings who downed
the Leafs. 80.
The Americans not only lost the
game. but also Pat Egan. their
star defenseman, who suffered a
broken leg in a collision with Dit
Clapper, Boston defenSeman.
After Art Jackson of Boston and
Pete Kelly of the Americans had
tailed in the first period, the
Bruins got their winning margin
in the third period on goals by
Bauer and Reardon. the latter in
the last Is seconds on a break
away.
The New York Rangers vaulted
into fourth place with a Al vic
tory over Chicago Blackhawks.
Neil Colville scored in both the
first and second periods to give
! the Rangers a 20 lead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24
Turf Star
Out of
Handicap
International New. Service Wire

SANTA ANITA, Cal, Feb. "a
Having proved himself capable OF
carrying 128 pounds a mile and
one-sixteenth to win the San An
tonic Handicap, Midland, in at 124,
figures to be capable of carrying
the hundred grander" load next
Saturday without the aid of his
stablemate Porter's Cap (104
pounds).
This was indicated today BY
Charles S. Howard, owner of both
racers.
at would be foolish for us to
run S-year-old Porter's Cap
against older horses as long as
Midland "a 4-year-old) is ca
pable of handling the assign
ment," Howard declared.
But" he added, 1--WE will
have Porter's Cap ready to go
II necessary. We are not count
ing Porters Cap out Of the race
at all and n we find that we
have to count on him he will
rum" Howard continued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24

lowed by four more Detroit teams
to hold all five places.
Genevieve Colando. also of De-
troit, went to the top of the list
in the singles with a GIT. She
rolled games of PIG, 1877 and 20l.
Stella Hartrick's feat came after
she connected for GAL series
while rolling in the team event.
She came right back TO hit a $50
in the singles and then collected
ST. in the doubles. In the nine
games. the new leader collected
high games of 238. pa and 227.
Altoona Recreation took the lead
when four of the teams members
rolled better than 500 series,
topped by Elenore Koepke's SIS
They had games of S65, S73 and
then closed with 934.