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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
BOB TALES
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beating than Willard received that hot July
fourth
Dempsey stood six foot and one-haf Inches and
weighed pounds Willard lowered six foot six and tipped
245 pounds Hardly anybody gave the lean.
hungry Dempsey chance. watched them both work out
for five before the fight and didn't how Willard
could lose.
the fight began, evident how mistaken
all Dempsey almost Willard In two with his
blasting twohanded attack flooring him FIVE times In the
before the bell sounded for the fourth
Willard attempted to rise from his stool.
90 can't use my legs he gasped 4 can't stand up
$50 Dempsey became the champion visited jess in his
dressing after the fight and he one of the most pitt
His swollen that he
unacceptable.
perhaps you wonder that include Willard among the
great heavyweghs Well remember that took great
for him to he did against such devastating
punching It's true that Dempsey licked him., but Dempsey
the only In the world at that time who could
Dad refused to estimate the relative abilities of such modern
fighters Joe Louis and the His deep tolerant
philosophy evident he told
IF you took group Of men who had them all,
of the great heavyweghs would votes
We only at how they would rank they all belonged
to the Isn't 1t enough know that they all
such superb fighting men,"
Third of the Dad Butler series appears ton,orrow)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
BY EDGAR HAYES

Doff your hats TO two great
running backs who thrilled 1880
fans at East Lansing Saturday.
Maurice Wade and Bob Steuber,
MisSouri's two spectacular run
ners, provided most OF the enter
tainment as the Tigers tipped over
Michigan State, 10 TO 0.
Each of these two speedsters
gained more yards than the en-
tire State team. Taking off from
the tabled T formation. they dis
organized States defense and set
up two of the three touchdowns
scored by the winners.
For State Dick Kieppe stood
out once again. His kicking was
brilliant and he led the ground
attack. He turned in a fine game
on defense.
Missouri's line from end to END
shared the honors in hating the
Spartans in all but a few min
utes of the game. Coached by
Harry Smith. formerly of the De-
troit Lions, they charged fast and
smothered many of States plays
before they were started.
But IL was the slashes at tackle
and the sweeps at end by Steuber
and Wade that provided the big
moments of a well-played ball
game despite the rain and wind.
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HERE. ARE SATURDAYS HEROES
McLouqhIin, Pint Sized U.D. Guard, Gets Nod
By TONY sLoWICK

For the second straight week,
Nick Cherup. Wayne University's
sophomore halfback. emerged as
the hero of the Tartars game
Saturday. The fast-legging back
spearheaded a ground attack that
provided the GreenShirtS with
their first taste of victory this
season. 6 TO o, over a favored
Central Michigan eleven.
Cherup carried the pigskin 81
times for 122 of the 249 yards
Wayne rolled up by rushing.
Cherup also stamped himself as
one of Joe Gembis' best pass
tossers. He connected on the four
aerials he tried.
A good word must be said for
Jerry Schneider, Wayne's big
senior fullback. Be-
sides producing the contests lone
tally on a line plunge, he gained
most of the balance of the yard
age on his line smashes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Mt. Elliott Back
In Metro Lead

Mt. Elliott's vow TO return TO
first place in the Metropolitan
Classic bowling league is kept. to-
day in the performance Of Jim
Tropea's pupils yesterday at De-
troit Recreation. Tropea's team
whipped Ellis Walkers Standards
three straight, 2793 to 2607.
Palmer Park t2624) swept
Chene- Trombly (2478) to move
into a tie for second with Stand
ard, and Roadway fell TO a draw
for third with Norge Marygrove
in losing twice TO Parkside. 2759
to 1852. Frank Damico's Midwests
(2736) advanced by upsetting
Orlings (2637) and 2-1.
Denby's 2-1 and 2604-to-2560
success over Leo Tobian's Art
Centers left six games among the
first nine teams. Norge Mary
grove t2602) tripped Ritter (252D
by 81.
Scores were low, with Jim Cid
den Of Parkside high on 632 and
Angelo Damico, Palmer Park. COS;
Paul Kwasny. Mt. Elliott, GOT, and
Carl RadZom, Midwest, 600, the
others in the 600 division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

and he Is on his way.
This writer doubts seriously II
any team in the nation-Minne-
sofa and Texas included-could
have shown a four-man backfield
Saturday 10 compare with Michi-
CANS quartet of Ceithaml, Kuzma,
White and Westfall.
Included in this group you have
all the Clements good kicker,
two fine paSsers in Kuzma and
White. the best line cracker in
college ranks and a fine field gen.
eral. blocker and pass catcher in
Ceithanl.
And the greatest OF these, my
brethren, Is Westfall!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Detroit EeeBees
0utpin Trenton S

Detroit Ekhardt-Becker bowlers
are ahead today of the Trenton
Ekhardt-BeckerS. George Holmes
HammererS took the second block
last night at Palmer Park. 2977 10
27S0. after winning the previous
night at Klein's in Trenton, 1858
to 2771. the match total reading
5000 10 555l.
Holmes, 654; Louis Sielaff. 634;
Emil Dimitrie, 642. and Chef Blu
kowski, 634, were the higher
series rolled on the Detroit side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Bruins in Role
Of Giant Killer
roNiGHr.s BOUTS

Body Bruins W. bfNnl AOEuAneil rev
man. two IN three falls.
'Flash" Gordon VS. "Reb" Russell. two
In three fails.
frankie Taylor vs., Ray woAtwOic. one
fan
Johnny sHYy vs. Frankie Hart. one fan.
Bobby Bruins will enact the role
of Jack the giant killer in the
Arena Gardens this evening when
he attempts 10 quell the 800
pound mat disturber. Benny
"Crusher" Feldman, who is I'M
beaten here.
Bruins is at physical disadvan-
tage in all respects for this bout.
His foe is 6 feet 4 inches tall TO
5 feet 11lz inches for Bobby. He
has a longer reach and weighs
some 100 pounds more than the
former heavyweight title belt
holder. The bout is best two in
three falls with a Commute time
limit.
Flash" Gordon. the greyhound
wrestler. will hook up with an old
rival in "Reb" Russell. the snarling
southerner. in the semifinal. The
show gets under way at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
WeStfalI
Top Boy
For u. M.
BY BOB MURPHY

Every week seems to see Bob
Westfall, Michigan's captain and
fullback, improve as an offensive
gun.
Westfall scored two OF his teams
touchdowns against Illinois. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
DESERVED VICTORY

Minnesota was superior
throughout the game and de-
served the victory. Nebraska.
IVA and Wisconsin are still
head for the Gophers and II
doesn't seem any one of this trio
has a chance 10 stop the Cham
pionship march.
Notre Dame. the other I'M
beaten Midwest eleven, had its
record besmirched in the mud of
Yankee Stadium. Army. surprise
team Of the East. also suffered
a blemish on its record by this
scoreless tie.
Mud is a great equalizer In
football and it's too .bad this an
nual classic couldn't have been
staged under better conditions. As
the game was played Army had a
bit the better of the proceedings.
Penn was dropped from the
lasts undefeated group by once
tied Navy in another setting Of
mud and rain. The Navy took
more kindly 10 the watery sur
roundings and held the upper
hand all the way.
The big surprise In the East
was the shellacking Temples
heretofore unbeaten team took
from in-and-out Boston College.
The score. $40. indicates Boston
College really was teeing off with
that T formation.
And speaking OF the T forma-
ton, Stanford's one-sided margin
over Santa Clara and Missouri's
complete triumph over a strong
Michigan State eleven were fur
Their evidences that when that T
gets sparkling it's bad medicine
70 the opposition.
Coaches are still runnin <
around in circles trying TO figure
out the best antidote against this
quick-breaking offense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

tanS' defensive scheme all season,
was taken out for a rest. But in
his absences the Jaspers started
going and only his hurried return
to the lineup stopped the threat
|ened Manhattan marches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

ran with anaZ-
ing speed and
power. A IT e r
the game. the
Illinois team
was quiek|to
ia b him the
toughest b a C X
they have faced
this season.
Bullet Bob"
has no match in
college football
today when II
comes 10 work
ing the spinner
plays. s n o W
him a fleeing
glimpse OF light
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

h | m S If with
& j DRY a n d
bruises as the
|Titans downed
a hard e OF n &
M a n h a { ( a n
eleven here Sat-
urday. He was
all over [ h e
field tackling
r u n n e RS and
knocking down
Jasper forward
passes.
Several times,
M C l. o u ghlin.
who has been
an i'm por tant
part in the IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
BY HAROLD KAHI

Usually guards are buried under
the piles throughout football
game and come up to be seen only
after it's over. Tom Mclaughlin.
another of University of Detroits
half pint guards, Is one. however.
who doesn't subscribe to. that
theory.
This little Chicagoan covered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

S o u h a n d
L e X as a n d
Texas A. a. NJ.
in the South
wests
M l n n esota
again showed
the stuff cham
pions are made
Of by coming
from behind in
an uphill bat
tie to triumph
over North
western. That
half pint, Bud
Higgins, finally
b r o u 6 h I the
q d a ~ q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Lions in High,
Conquer Rams
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ment was perfect. making the
score z TO O.
Bob Nelson set up the Lions
second touchdown shortly after the
final period started when he in
tercepted a pass on the Rams
al and ran to the 9. On the next
jefferson slashed off his own left
guard "a weak-side play - and
went untouched to the goal line.
Los kick made IL IA 10 0.
The lineup:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
RAMS

Touchdovns-Whhsa and jefferson Points
AFTER touchdown-1.io 2 placement
Substitutions Detroit Maiiiford. Urem-
ovich. Batinski, Radovich. pavelec, Pie
pull Mathews, Nelson. Price Anderson.
Jefferson. Noppenberg. Logan. Crabtree.
Moore and Britt. Cleveland: Hanneman
Wilson, Hickey. Morris Rieth. Mucha.
Gregory. Armstrong. Haman. sovak.
Thorpe. Goodnight Prochaska, Davis and
Drake
officials-Referee: Calm: umpire. Kelly;
field judge: Tehan: head linesman: Downes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

through with a sparkling 4l-yard
run on a fast line up play that
caught the Wildcats of guard for
a moment.
Northwestern had heart
breaking setback whe a forward
pass touchdown play was called
back because a Purple lineman
was down the field beyond the
legal limit before the aerial was
completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Dordis Calls.
Gophers Better
Than Wildcats
Deserved Victory
Despite Northwestern's
Setback on OHside Play
BY CHARLES r. DORAIs
Athletic Director and Head Football Goa.
nj University of Detroit

A small and mighty group Is
left in the select football circle
today. 1t is composed of Mime
sofa In the Midwest, Navy and
Fordham in the East, Duke in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

K loint your choice Of
= cigar Co one that h
ON the rise I'm popu-
larity and you'll bring
homo many delightful
moments Of smoking.
Webster-one of tho
most sensational
quality-cigar. sue
G cesses I'm . generation
30 has risen 90 rapidly
= that u. s. Revenue
p"N figures show its soJes
gain last year %
l2.S2% Of the total
gain Of all fine cigars
ceiling at Zoe and up.
You'll find the rea-
son i'm Webster's
extraordinary niIdssss
and flavor that is az
clear and delicately
rich as agc-mellowed
wine. CERTIFIED 1908
choice, time-seasoned
long Havana filler;
socially selected
light-claro- wrapper,
superb craftsmanship.
GOLDEN WEDDING
Esfrs mild; yAe
,osnishiy siendsri ~
KINGS ..............1os
ouefkS ........7 fer 7ss
FANCY TALES .......iss
Wherever fac cigars are ssid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

Open 500. Park Free.
AR. s222 Melvyn Douglas, Irene Dunno IN
''THEODORA GOES WILD" Plus
"ELLERY QUEENS PERFECT CRIME, "
with Ralph Bellamy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
DEATHS

Elizabeth Daigner. 1921 Herkimer 50.
Janet Smith Love. sos Prairie, IS.
James L. Harris, ii706 Oakland. 80,
Catherine Boyle. 1890 Mark Twain, 70.
John Mourer, 1888 Pennsylvania II.
Geraldine Jackson. i7f3q Hamburg, s.
Mary Cooper. 1851 Robins 70.
John Schengulet. ISL Harmon. IT.
Walter Potts. STA Parker. 50.
John Surdej $3.50 Cecil 50.
George l.. Mit<hell. 1926 Robson, SIS.
John Schuch 2sIi Brooklyn, So.
William L. Scott, i02lo Woodrow Wilson
Al.
Leroy G. Livingston. 1874 Grand River
As,
Moses Woods. 527 Medbury, -.
Chester Bowen, 5si5 Brush. 90.
Joseph n. Knoll SO6f Morgan. 65
Raymond Kowalski. 2l55 Superior. So.
Mary Sampson. $3.50 LeGrand 50.
Olber Riyard. ss4 st. Clair. Crosse Pointe
II.
Ruffin Jones. Trinity Hospital 10
Charles Masserang 1862 seyburn. 50.
Alice NJ. Damour $50 Charlotte. 81
stephen Kadar. $685. Witt 81.
James Finerty. 1898 Beniteau, So.
Chalres A. Mas 1tils Cedargrove, II. o.
Arhcie Scott. 57i2 Nj, Elliott. SO
Deserie DeKeyser. 1865 Harding. So.
Edward Smith. 1929 McGraw, II.
Ella McClear, 1851 Mendoza. rs.
John Burns 1868 Lycaste. As.
Fred J Fisher. - Arden Park, SO.
Jennie Rerman 2050 pingree IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Isl Laaiy's III
Mrs. Roosevelt Qualities
4-Baby Proposal


CAMBRIDGE Mass. July IL
-Four babies in every home if YOU
can afford lt
With that qualification. Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt was in agree
mcnt with tho proposal Of Prof.
earle C. Zimmerman. Harvard
University. who told the second
annual conference on Tomorrow
Children that married couples
should have three or four children
10 prevent national decay
The first lady during her adj
dress admitted there was need
for TepOpulatjon but insisted ba-
bieS should not be born where
parents cannot provide for them
or where they come 50 close to-
gether that il has a bad effect on
The health Of both the children
and The mother
Mrs Roosevelt blamed the
American people particularly tho
parents lor widespread physical
and mental defects among Amer.
lean youth shoYn m tho large
number Of reject ms in tho draft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Issue Final Plan
For Cotton Belt

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE
interstate commerce commission
has issued a final plan of reor-
eanization for the 81. Louis South
western Railroad. Under the APP
proved plan. capitalization, mclud-
ing loans and bills payable viii be
reduced from sos 9469 95 10 S75,-
O00.375. and fixed interest charges
cut from SS.159045 10 S1,5l3 73l
The effective date Of the :. c. C.
approved plan Is 20 be Jan. !. 1912.
The equities Of the holders OF
both The common and preferred
stocks Of the road were found TO
have no value and no provision was
made for the stockholders IN the
plan.
In partial dissenting express
sion. Chairman Joseph b. Eastman
said he thought that the case
should be reopened for further
hearing with a view 10 bringing
about a consolidation OF t1C cot.
ton Belt with the Southern Pa
cific.
Under The plan as approved by
the commission. the Southern Pa
cifc will still own 3S3 per cent of
the Cotton Belts new preferred
stock. and 554 per cent Of the
new common stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for July is:
Louis J. Danckaer,. 20; Rita c. Trudeau
20
Harold r. Thornton. %; Eleanor B. Nc
Gowan. 81
zoltan Beregi. 80: Olga Moss. n.
Leo Jacques 80. Sophia Mansfield.
sam Hsmood. % Ana Agony. rs.
Corneio 5. Arzadon, 20, Dolores krusy
MAXI. 81
Vasile Stetu. 81: Mary Barabas. -.
Richard CAveii 20; Janet Sharpe, %.
Edmund c. Williams. 20; Gloria NJ. Schwan
neke. 10
william Brickman. ~: cssInnira Nessel. 2s
oscar l.. Bowie. le. Laura NJ. Plump
lS.
Nick Duka. %; Anna Bogdsnovich %.
Albert HALEY. 30 Margaret Cronewett. 20
Charles Anderson. 81; Loretta McEnhill
%
william N. Flsshenbsre. 30; Charlotte
Rosen 30
Louis Alter. a. Leona Levenson, "a.
Rodney Mindling ~ Eula stump. 10.
Harry q. simpson. %, Edith n. So~den
~.
Inhn Baker. %. Marion Brown. q
John Cushing - Rae Mann. ~
william J. Nuttau. 30. Margaret V. Col
ins 30.
Albert y. ssnkar q. Ora B Chambers
%.
Frank Halke, 2s. Dorothy Gsu,hier. %.
Fan W Halber. 81; sara kaufman. IL
Lawrence schneider ~; shirley Brener, %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Better
Health
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. d.

BY LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. ID
Last year j published the de-
tails of the ketogenic diet for
epilepsy. So many inquiries have
been received asking for exact
details that i take this oppor-
tunity TO respond and publish a
sample days menu
The essential feature Of the
diet is high fat and low sugar
and starch content After a few
days of this a state of acidoslS
should be created; and acidosls
always makes for ISOLATION.
The brain centcrS are as de-
pressed by acidoSiS as If the
patient were taking bremides.
1t is the same thing that hap
pens in diabetes when coma
come on.
The diabetic body does not
burn sugars and starches and
since the fats burn in the flame
of the carbohydrates, they are
incompletely oxidized and GER
tain bodieS-the ketone bodies
remain. Hence the name keto-
genie diet.
CANDY GAVE CHILD FITS
In practice the diet often
works very well for epilepsy,
especially with children a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Driver Fined
And Suspended

The dramatic arrest of John
Loesch, %. last May - on a
RECKLESS driving charge, which
eliminated in a grand jury investi-
CATION of Dearborn's gambling sit
uation and the indictment of
several Dearborn police, came to
an undramatic end today.
Loesch was arrested with John
Bitonti, alleged gambler. by Dear
born police who said they saw
the pair exchanging what looked
like money and gambling enve-
lopeS in their car. Released by
police. Prosecutor William h.
Bowling began an investigation of
the release which eliminated in
the grand Jury indictments.
Today LoeSch appeared in JUS
ticc Leo r. Schaefers municipal
court, on a reckless driving charge
was fined 500 for reckless driving
and was ordered not 10 drive
for year. lie said he would
appeal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

BOYS
Bows were born 70.
June Abbott $3.50 Dawes
Dorothy Anderson, 1913 Melbourne.
Virginia Blyth. 1903 Fielding
Victoria BartOlomucci. 70i6 Harper.
Edna Boehm, $685. Frederick,
Josephine Bosley, 2523i Helen. Redforc
Township.
Helen Breinak. 1921 sobiesn. Hamtrsmck
Adele Bochenek. 1927 Merritt
Victoria Bracher. 1881 Beaconsfed.
Flora Bates, 20s6s sunnyside road Farm
ington
Esther chanetta. 5i53 Pennsylvania
Jewell craft 200 Harmon
Fvs Cairns 50 Midland. Highland Park.
Nancy Cusmano, 3i60 CharlevoiN.
Hazel Chelni. 1905 West Elizabeth.
Marie Dennis. 1913 quincy
Barbara Bowling. 1922 Holmur.
Gladys Durant 3i6s3 Cherry Hill
Ethel DANES. $40 Elmhurst Highland Park
Rose Doughty 80 Charlotte.
Stephsnie DzWilewski. $3.50 Jos. Campau.
Josephine Dohcrty. 1894 Carmen
Madeleine DeFevre. 9isq Harvard road
Gertrude Doctor 1907 Dorothea. Bcrkley.
Marguerite Feldbuseh, 1851 Fourteenth.
Frcda Fox, 2O29 Melborn, Dearborn
Iva Fox 26j72 Pinewood. Center Line.
Carolyn Guggs. 63i9 lTonwood.
Elsie Heiminer. 557q Hurlhut.
kDzabeth Hsseldon s306 Ellsworth.
Pear liolsune. iii5 silver Bell road, Roch
ester.
Geuevieve Hun. 29H Fisher
Adele Holliugsworth s567 Hartford.
Lillian Hay 1919 Ford.
Edythe Jensen. 1871 Freeland.
Clara JarOcz. 1897 Campbell.
Elsa Kasinsky. 343s Randall.
Eileen Korn 1876 Green.
Grace kaspar. 1879 Hershey
Theresa KUbylarz. 1856 Mitchell,
Antoiuette Kozub 75if Wheeler
Norma Logan. lf0 West Bethune
olive Little. 22i3 Campbell
MarT LsrBmore 800 Belmont.
Ruth Mauiler 1925 Monica
Nellie Mathews. e2A Brsinard
Ailedad Mendo1. 1881 Clppert
Edna Middleton. 1877 American
Melba Mcdonald, SOL North Mildred Yves
] Dearborn.
Lucille Mcclure 1910 Cornwall. Berkley.
Rose Mcclure 1879 Kentucky.
Allie NOrliu sSnt LOUIS
Grethe Nielsen lfJIS Turner
Elizabeth Nelson, SIS Washington. Gross
-p.+intp
Emma Potts 2i6o Ridrsvood Gloss
ppnir Woods
Bessie pittman E096 Ironwoed
MARY Parsons. 1911 Wellington Esst Ess
I Detroit
Rosie psvons. 1902 Bingham. Dearborn.
Marion Perr, 330 HaVkins Ypsuanti.
susan Powers, 1855 ,roepfer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Herbert Daniel. 20; Kathleen Lsrkin, II.
Melvin Rowe, 81: Hazel Defoe, "a.
Arthur Januzzi %: Shirley cadieux, 20.
Frederick Buntebart. 81; Mildred N. Stern
%.
Ralph q. NORM. %; Mary X. sesy. IS.
John MacFarlane. 80: Helen r. Bunch. 20
stephen shuryan. 30. Rose seman, "a.
John J. Bailantine, So; Isabelle c. Ruther'
Nathaniel II. Norman, rs; Katherine sig
ers. %.
James Ennest. 40; Eva I. Taylor. 30.
Emil p. stefens. 3d. Helen NJ -selewski.
81.
Joseph 3. Biazie. IS; Wanda Kills. %.
Joseph II. Cooley, i3; Madge M. Dsrneli'
81
Henry Hefner. SO: Cora II. Meyer. 80.
Robert Bunselmeier. %; Mary l.. Del
Robert Monahan, 20: Regina McAuIey. 10
John Cryer. "a; Vivian +. Benson. "a.
George Rosa. so: Bessie Beauchamp. 80.
Arthur A. Kulbsck, %; Sylvia KacprZak,
81.
Arthur Gutowski. "a; Genevieve Moraniec
10.
Nicholas Page. %: Ann Horbal 90
Nelson R: spiegel. 2l' Betty Lou Length
way. 16.
Joseph Beracy, 81: Jean Kent. 81
Andrew NJ. williams. 81; Pearl Carr. 81.
Ned Budzynowski, 20; Louise Cackowsh
81.
Chester Murawski, %; Caroline Dudek. a.
James G.. Andary, %, Anne Joseph, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Oil Production
Hits New High

NEW YORK. July Ito meet
heavy demand and TO provide
stocks on the eastern Seaboard in
the face of threatened shortage
caused by tanker diversions. the
refining division OF the oil industry
lifted its operations to new high
last week.
Despite increased production of
gasoline, demand made heavy in
roads on stocks. Refinery opera
tions were 95S per cent, up 81
points from the preceding week,
according 10 the American Petro-
leum Institute. Stocks OF gasoline
were drawn on for 657,0 barrels,
reducing the total TO S9,56l 900.
Crude oil output averaged 3,S70.-
$50 barrels daily. up 2l2,550.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
DIVORCES

Virginia Saverne from Fedele T.
Cora Fisher from Clyde.
Raymond G. Erch from Margaret =.
Janet Derane from Yessan X.
Cordelia Effie Union from Curiiss.
Priscilla Leinbach from Harry y.
Mary Hope from Charley Lee.
Edmond g. Rivette from ora.
Jadwiga Lemankiewicz from Jacob,
Wanda Beatrice George from Fred
Casimir J. Zarecke from Bessie Irene.
Theda X. Began from John =.
Earnestine Rosborough from Thomas.
Jessie Lucille Clay from Henry.
Barbara Stovall from William II.
Alma Buehrle from Frederick
Grace Plummer from Edward l..
Helen Michalek from Martin.
Annette Crabb from Lester e.
Lillian Gowans from William.
Rose Hollinger from Emil
Nick Humen from Elizabeth
Jeanette Fenton from Albert.
Joe o. Dean from Violet
Bertha h. Sherlock from John.