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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
USUAL ROUTINE

Along the cross streets be-
tween Ninth and Tenth ave
MUGS in the .ThirteS, Officer
Mike Sullivan patiently
pounded his beat, following
the usual routine
But. lust as he was passing
one of the dingieSt lodging
houses. the sound Of shots
brought HIM up short.
HIS flat feet did not impede
him as he turned, ran back
and plunged through the front
door of the house. The dodgers
were huddled fearfully in The
halls. their eyes on the second
floor where a battle royal was
waging.
The proprietor already was
At the phone, The shots had
ceased. but groanS and grunls
and the sound of breaking fur
niture significd the fight was
not over.
As Sullivan numbered up
the stairs. one of the doors
crashed open and a powerfully
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

the richest girl in the world . Eugene Palette Never dull
the Has been film actor tor -
years and yet give had performance Gene was born
backstaee during performance Of East Lynne m Wnhed Kan
. Tony Music Leather pasher Blue Island III, who
recently stayed rounds with Joe Louis Two thousand years
ago observed.
The glory falling but rising time YOU
fall" q
Mr. Music Of Joe Grim You haven't forgotten
Joe the with the iron Jaw. have YOU?
s.NIEN showoG says feminine contemporary
VI Why these female essayss always picking the
nfeTiority complex As for
being the little sister who always wants
speak piece dance for the company? The
little brother dragged the living and bribcd
will display his talents And when the
grows older she usually retains the what bright
girl Should proof needed for this contention
there many available examples
IN WRITING it airy fairy Lillian Tennyson sanctioned the
Lillian This makes official All two IL Lillans
should L Have you spaniel sir? What
you prevent dog getting dry similar things
in through field Am always taking
pup have something removed from his car
Maybe I'll him mosquito netting around his head
ITO decide bet what highest children
possible during fetimeo" writes Ba-
more
Certainly seem betting quaint things in Bad
and with Bowie asked doctor this question
and he said:
"oh, about IS"
CEEM to always have match Also a
~ pencil But find ash tray It's always
thing
"why is it married women vho little get
Lady really don't know asked Iiype lgoe and he didn't
know either. All 7 say is I remember a saying
VIII sIueaking gets
the grease"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

built man lunged out Of the
room. a smoking gun in his
hand. Sullivan tripped the
man. rolled him over, kicked
the gun out of his hand, got
a hammerlock on his arm and
ierked him TO his feet-I4e
pocketed the gun.
wen just he goin' back to
see how the rest of this party
n. frc grirriiy- informed the
struggling. curSing captive
Kicking open the door which
had swung shut. Sullivan'S
practiced eye saw that one OF
the forms on the floor never
would fight again. But the
other man. writing, with
shattered, bleeding arm. be-
gar screaming imprecationS at
SulllNan-S prisoner.
He killed Flats here" he
charged. HE shot him down
and killed him. See that he
gets the chair. The dirty
double
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

Ryan turned to Manning
who was fairly grooming over
the gems.
"Sure everything is there ="
he asked Manning nodded
Everything, The " h o | .
$4,000 worth"
One of the reporters who
had followed the commissioner
when the call came in. hinged
forward
"But YOU said Sl5O.000
worth. commissioner"
Commissioner Ryan nodded
He smiled complacently
TeS-hut knpw that TT
anv of the thievo-s could he
made to believe the Others
had held out on him. there
would he war. I thought thev
would separate after the
holdup and meet again to
make the cut. So I inst tackled
on that extra cVpher as
come-on--a bit of iustifiahle
initiation. When three fish fobt
for the bait. You're quite lil<el'
to hook all three"
THE END
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
"WHAT 4 HAUL

"Jeepers-creepers. What a
haul" His legs almost gave
way under him.
"The commissioners com
ing" explained the sergeant.
Wen just put 'em in the cells
until he gets here. He wants
to see these guys-and no
wonder. Get the doctor to
patch up this fellows arm
Rest not put them in the
same cell" suggested Officer
Sullivan dryly cor therell he
another murder"
Scarcely had the men been
taken back than Commissioner
RYAN walked in. with Man
ming. They looked over the
display. Manning eagerly
valued IT.
ITS all here" he said with
relief. everything, I'm sure
When the men were brought
back in, the commissioner
looked them over. then turned
to the trembling holdup vic
tim.
These the men?" Manning
nodded.
There was another One-a
slim one"
Sullivan spoke up:
|He was croak ed, your
honor. He's gone TO the
morgue."
"CROAKED FLATS"
And he crOak him. y
shrieked the wounded man.
designating The big chap. HE
croaked Flats. He held out
the. dirty" one OF the off,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

vaccine is effective ana can
count, so that the second and
third doses given at this long
interval will be as effective As
if gwen in the customary week
10 three weeks apart.
The present accepted proceed
ure is three-week intervals for
whooping cough vaccine)
In general it is true OF any
immunization procedure that
the interval timing Of dosage
which has been worked out
should be observed. and if any
interruption occurs-especially
one of as much as a month
the entire series should be
started over again.
Another question that might
be asked is whether the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
By DR.. Logan CIendening

glands in the body is confined %
various areas. Of which the scalp
and the armplis are notable
Excessive sweating Of the head
does not cause badness and II
is probably due 10 certain kind
Of nervous disposition Remedies
TO relieve IT are more dangerous
than the condition itself
A. Rs canned orange juice
just AZ high in vitamin content
as fresha Does orange juice
when squeezed at breakfast time
and Nc in the ice box TO be used
at intervals during theday, the
last being used ut the evening
meal. lose It's vitamin content
If large can of orange juice -
opened and left In the icebox all
day, does ii lose its yitamin con-
tent ."
Answer-If the orange juice Is
canned without being heated and
the can vacuum sealed, II does
not lost its vitamin content APP
preciably The consumer should
ask that the manufactures state
on the label whether the product
contains vitamin c and whether
the seal Of the council Of foods
Of the American Medical Asso-
citation is on the can.
r. w. CT have trouble with
my finger nails. They seem 10
die and fall away from my
flesh
AnSwcr-ThiS is either nutri-
tional or deu to infection of the
nail bed-poSsibly ringworm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Daily Short Story
INFLATION'

lance. "and I hear this pound
ing and kicking in the closet.
| see all the things scattered
around. l thought" he was
proud. II thought, right away
-holdup. l opened the closet
and there was MIR. Manning
all fled up" He was beginning
10 repeat his saga when the
office door opened and Com
missioner Ryan bcckorcd- ~
The reporters
Here il il. boys" he was
studying the list in his hand
rings. necklaces and watches
eone-around $4,000 worth
you'll get a detailed list later.
about 100000 worth in uncut
diamonds, and $4,000 i'm cash
you've got that" he re-
pcated. $4,000 in cash. One
OF the reporters WhIStlcd,
REAL HOLDUP
oh. this il real holdup, =
commented the commissioner.
There were three men, one
very powerful, the other two
thin and lightweight. They
whispered, so he. didn't get
their voices. They kept their
hats down. SO he didn't see
their faces clearly, hut they
were smooth shaver, ne saw
hat tnHeh.- He can't remem-
Der their clothes. That's all"
The afternoon went by. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

dose would senSitize the patient
so that a second dose at long
interval would cause a reaction.
more or less severe. But author
ized Haemophilus partuSsis vac
cine 0SauerJ is said to contain
no animal protein whatever
and so this danger is ellmi-
mated.
SKIN FEELING
What is the new operation
called skin peelhg?
In cases Of deep pitted scars
on the face following acne. and
in certain other conditions OF
dark fermentation of the face
of the skin (Chloasma, liver
spots) when extensive enough.
II is possible to remove or peel
the superficial layers of skin,
giving a much improved cos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

" h oopin G
c o u & h vac
cine and then,
because of a
throat infec-
ton. the sec
ond VacCina-
ton was not
z Y c n o n
time.
{ on Wales
c Q n c @ was
prolonged so
h n t X
weeks plaDSed
and the ques-
I 10 n arises
whether the
first dose Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

newspapers came out with the
noon and first afternoon edi-
ton, blazing with the Sl90.-
600 robbery Suspects began
to be brought in.
The commissioner examined
every one personally Dinner
meant only sandwich TO him.
He waited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
POLICE AT DOOR

BY the time the officer had
herded his two captiveS down
stairs, the police cars were al
the door On the way 10 the
station house, the wounded
man never let up on the big.
Sullen prisoner. ~-s-.~-.
Take it on the lam-that's
what YOU was goin' to do.
Give that dough to that big
blond floozy. Cuttin' in against
your pals. Dirty double
crOsSer.
"Shut up" the big man
finally beloved You don't
know what you're talkin'
about. | gave YOU an equal
cut-you and Flats. | showed
you all l got"
"Liar-liar," screamed the
other. What about that 10
grand? What about them
other diamonds ." He was
reckless now. you didn't
show them"
There wasn't none" deS-
perately countered the big
fellow II tell you that's all !
got. If you and Flats hadn't
been ~ handy with your gats
we'd got somewhere. Now
phew" he Spat disgustedly.
At the station, the eyes Of
the officers bulged when The
pockets of the big. man dis
gorged watches, rings. brace
lets. iewelry of all kinds The
top of the desk looked like a
display of crown jewels. Sulli-
van pacppd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

Can vaccination against
whooping cough be continued
successfully after interruption ,
The instance cited is that Of
4 child who bad one dose Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

None too gently, Sullivan
prodded the writing man
with his foot.
You can walk-get up" he
ordered. wen all he gOin to
the station house and see who's
who in this shindig."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

Sap. Model 1871 A. D., is no more like old
Grampa Bearclaws of 5000 B. c. than
humming bird is like an ichthyornis-or a
Diesel engine like a hand-hewn pillow.
the reasons -ebpietis-Little
SnooKumS isn't simply what Papa and
Mama make him. He's what his whole
environment. the tests and tempo of his
times make him. The low-browed hairy
little creature who drowses in the back of
some prehistoric family cave lulled by the
slow rhythm of untamed jungle life, learn
ing slowly TO comprehend and face the
simple program of jungle society. is far
removed from tiny TNvo-Gun Johnny of 194l
who knows the make of every car and plane
about the time he cuts his first tooth who
steps high, wide and handsome TO the
whoopee of the Machine Age on his first
airing.
They both have human nature
course They both are endowed svftff fear,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

hands was 10 try to tear out
what remained Of the gray,
sparse fringe aroun d his
shining poll
They had guns" he gaSped,
there were three of them.
They said they'd kill me if !
yelled. They tied me up and
put me in the closet after they
were through. They took the
Observation-Disclosures took the
diamonds. he walled as he
viewed the scattered. empty
drawers and cases. thousands
and thousands of dollars"
Now that he was on the
scene of action. Commissioner
Ryan was his own calm. cool,
powerful self as he Gained the
victim. cleared the room Of
spectators and faced the re-
porterS who were CrOWdlng in.
REPORTERS WITHDRAW
GIVE me Just few minutes
with him, boys" he waved
them back. You'll have the
story all right"
The reporters withdrew re-
metantly into the corridor,
surrounding the thrilled. eX-
cited Window-cleaner whose
timely visit into the Manning
offices had resulted in the
rescue Of the diamond mer-
chant.
Il just got In" he was
viSibly swelling with impor-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

Feminine client sent with first part of last Inc
underlined and laid clipping reading You see
kipling put before the horses please prom 10y ~
.,ens,d e>arplr" h0rSrS Hnd "ieh
research department this date ON vi" he known a"
our women and research OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wow are >o aon- ON yor Reading up places and people
II figuring fhe war nc0s2 an FAR nea'o' on mine
49, - T u get started on ny Balkans Reading up until
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

Doctor Clendenning will
answer questions of general
interest only. and then only
through his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Elsie Robinson
Human Nature Does Change

IT'S stupid say change 1t is
beings certain basic attributes which we've
had Adam We're afraid we're greedy envious
markings Homo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

THE duty of Barbara Hutton's press
agents is Ia take away the sting of
her being the richest girl in the world,
is statement noted
When Barbara by insuring her ie"elty
revealed she had S3600ooo worth of II she
certainly made her press agents Job a IIttIe
tn..chnr RL-t l thnucht DORIS Duke W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

Tomorrow'S short story.
Those NeighbOrS," by Charles
McGuirk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

As HE faced his detective
\ squad. Com miss j oner
RyanS serenity was. most
definitely as one Of his men
whispered, completely worn
out.
IF YOU like" he bit the
words off grimlN his trim gray
musJaChe pulled tightly down
over set lips. his shaggy gray
na1r seeming "a bTISTfc or rs
own accord his muscular
shoulders drawn toge til er
tepSelv. "if you like to he
ridden by the newspapers. the
public and the mayor. l don't.
Were looking like SapS 10
the holdupS, the murderers
and the burglars who are
running wild. Two holdupS
Yesterday, big one-three the
day before. all in broad day
light. If this keeps up, some
of YOU will be pounding pave
mentS again. | want no more
alibiS-" the phone rang He
grabbed il
"Yes-yeS-Nes-" his voice
rose m mounting excitement.
Jewellers row. I'm coming
down myself" He turned 10
the men already stepping for
ward. "Whclan, Donovan, Lar
l1iuS-@tt1r- Designated thrrn.
another Sti kup. Here's
where we're going To get them
Or else"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

p. Ms excessive perspir-
ing harmful, especially on the
scalp? Would il make the hair
fall out? Is it due TO nervous
ness
There are certainly
two kinds of people in the world
the dry and the wet. Scien-
tifically. these have been eX-
planned on the basis of those
who have the vagus nervous
system easily stimulated and
those who have the sympathetic
nervous system easily stimu-
lated. Some people have perspi-
ration on mildly warm day or
after taking a mildly warm bath.
The distribution of the sweat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
BLOCK ENTRANCE

The detectives pushed their
way through the-croWd of
excited tenants Of the Boil
-t4tr Building who we're block
ing the way 10 the lewelry
offices Of Samuel Manning.
Manning'S voice was lifting
Historically as the ropes and
tape which had kept him a
horrified silent witness n ttf7v-
looting of his place, were re-
moved
His first use Of his freed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Better Health

metic appearance. Normally the
upper layer Of the skin sheds
al a slow rate
The cells Of which it is com
posed move up from the bottom
LAYERS Of the skin, gradually
lose their nuclei. flatten out and
finally fall of. II is possible to
hasten this process by chemicals
ard cause the peeling Of deeper
cells than normally would shed.
A paste containing these
chemicals is left on for short
time and then washed off An
inhammatory reaction with peel
ing occurs. The process Is re-
peated several times. Many very
HRsightly conditions are removed
permanently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

Theodore Witowich. 522i Military.
Bernard c. Dinkgrave, 1878 Petoskey.
Arthur A. Kaczmarek, 530e Thirty-third.
Albert J. St. George. 560s Junction.
Frank 8. Przerenda. 4e37 81. Hedwig.
stephen 9. WoJtanowski 1880 81. Hedwfg.
walter .. Kolis. $3.50 Wesson.
Andrew A. JozefeIyk, o42s Thirty-second.
John Johnston. 1878 West Grand bouls-
ward.
Walter p. DubieI. 3s42 lockwood.
Edward NJ Lesley. 1881 Junction.
Joseph J. Rosiak. 5e4s Nowak
Stanley L. wozny. ASA Junction.
Michael p. Dinda, 3623 Parkdale.
John y, Iwanowiez, $3.50 Campbell.
Paul W. Moore. 300 Livernois.
Frank Mesieh. 4ei3 Thirty-first.
Thomas J. Scott 1925 cicotte
William j. Tomczak. 5i0e Thirty
Fred A, Easudes, 5l27 Thirty.t third.
Joseph J. Mszur. 40s5 Thirtieth.
Joseph J. smahsJ. 1925 Twenty ninth.
Joseph N. Brills. $40 Campbell
Edmund Pietrzykowski. 4l03 Junction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Oakland Counties Group

Anthony Kubien. 4i07 Twenty ninth.
Wallace Nadolski. iie7 Thirtieth.
John J. ogozaly $500 Livernois.
Howard G. Schroeder, 1882 Lovett.
John w. hakulski, 1917 Lovett.
John p. hacuga, 2542 Lvernois.
Arthur p. selahowski, 1889 MeDougan
Hamtrsmck.
Robert Lumpkin. 40es Harriet. Inkstsr.
Peter Finer, 4i0s Farnum. Inkster.
Keith Gordon. 81 Hubbard, Pontiac.
James baltimore. Isl Bagley. Pontiac.
John A. Banks, 1854 Goodrich. Ferndale.
viii Kilt. 1888 MeDougall. Hamtramck.
Oscar Jackson, 45ls Vinewood.
Tony L. Ward TIA Lake. Pontiac.
willie Baker, 2i34i Gienlodge. Ferndale.
Jenery Teamer. 207s1 Woodside, FerndAle
Leroy Nixon. 3si4 Hastings.
Allen r. Bell. 81 Hubbard, Pontiac.
George J. Benson, $50 Big Beaver. Biz
mingham.
Evans T. North. s7H Bagley. Pontiac.
James A. Davis. 4s Lake, Pontiac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

Clayton z. Hilhard. 5325 Scotch.
Salmon L. Reeves, 5e2s Mckinley.
Eddie J. Abernsthy, $40 Bloomfield, Pom
tiac.
Albrey Upton. $50 Highland, Pontiac.
Eugene y. Kersxulis. 1884 junction.
Cashier L. szymanski. l0s5 Thirty-nrat.
George r. Herbst. 5O0i Lovett
Walter p. Wroblewski. All Rich.
Richard w. Thompson. 1928 Biltmore.
Ignscy g. Hedio. sts4 MeDougall. Ham
tramck
Vladimir W. Koteh. szis rrowbridse. Ham
tramck.
Eugene z. wolowiez. i2o7s Moran. Ham
/ tramck.
Leonard ]. Maehnis. 1882 MeDousAll
/ Hamtramck.
stephen =. wycihowsk, 44e0 Thirty.
second.
Adam B, Jurezyk, 4s74 Thirty third
Stanley J. Wrobel. 3255 Goldner.
Walter M. Pastslevicz. ilt7s McDougal
! Hsmtrsmek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

Edward J. Pilzinski. 3sss Junction.
Donald A. Logan. $500 Twenty-eighth-
Henry A. 0rIslak, 1857 Trowbridgs. Ham,
trsmck.
Eugene A. Krupa. $685. St Hedwig.
Stanley L. Kulps, 1859 Thirtieth.
framck.
Chester A. Nowsk. $3.50 Thirty-third.
Alex shirko. e53s Mitchell. Hamtramek.
Edward J. Ryba. SSH Junction.
John J. Haxarshahian. 15s41 Baylis
John y Dudek. 3e41 Canin, Hamtramck.
Steve ooren. 3443 Evaline. Hamtramck
Walter Kiernicki, 5o42 Belmont. Ham
ramck.
Jerome d. Clune. so Davenport.
Edward r. Liskp. $500 Mitchell. Ham
tramek
Stanley y. Ksmpists, e4s7 NeDougsll. Ham
tramck.
Leonard Z. Bogusl. 1it7o Gallagher. Ham
tramck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

Nelson L. Could 20ss Seward.
Bruno c. Wacht, 1882 Mitchell. Ham
tramck
cssmsre wieczorek s4so MeDougan. Ham
tramck
oran r. Armstrong. 1894 Quincy.
Stanley J. kutyia, s37s Chsrest, Ham
tramck
Thaddeus NJ Binieckf, i2104- Gallagher.
Edmund J. Rogale. 1880 Scotch.
Edward y. sIydlowski, 30ie Trovbridgs.
Hamtramck.
ziEmont RymsEa, 1881 MeDougau. Ham.
tramck
Charles c. Maciha. 3s73 Twenty-ninth.
Edmund Rodwsn, 3i7oe Catherine. Garden
City
Russell c. Clement. 2es Prospect. Pontiac
John A. Iwaniee, 373e Bangor
Joseph =. Bolster. 1922 Lockwood.
Everett z. McWsthy. 4i0s Mayfair. Wayne
Chester L. West. 1918 Petoskey.
Carroll p. Falan. r. p. d. 1, Detroit
Roman J. CIyrka. 5000 Trowbridge, Ham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

These Wayne County men were
indicted into the army yesterday
and sent to Fort Custer:
Walter Ostrich l5345 Twelfth.
Daniel Cox. 1927 Wabash
Jack NJ. Weinsrman, 3st2 Fenkell,
William W. Beatty, 1895 Normandy.
Joseph L. Bernadotte. 1929 Fairfield.
Frank Balosky. Detroit Golf Club.
Reginald r. Butcher. l2602 Washburn.
Everett A. Richert, 1900 Petoskey.
Other Wayne and Oakland
County inductees were:
Harry N. Fulmer. 1880 Parkside.
wilfred r. Furay. i5745 Lswton.
Richard Y. Brown Jr., TITS East Jefferson.
Albert Dent, 1881 Holmur.
Homer Homer Il. curry. n as ,'s Merton '-'''
Giosue Matundois. 1894 Quincy.
Robert Y. Best. 1881 Dexter.
Eugene J. Hollway. 1924 Princeton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

Ebert J. Kesst, i542s Fourteenth.
James p. Riley, 1921 Bayhs.
Michael J. Hocholek, 4423 Thirty-third.
Julius zarankin. 1887 Quincy.
Lewis p. Dobson. 1892 Petoskey.
Harry A. Posioian, 1879 Log Cabin.
Edward /. Zack. 1882 Normapdy.
John r. Baks, 3269 Goldner.
Leo A. seroka. 4sss wesson.
John r. Bugola. 25ss Livernols.
Andrew A. Fedurek. 3525 Hammond.
Marion J. Ryba.. SSH junction.
Vincent J. Giorgio. 1901 Holmur.
Stanley J. Waikowski. 1855 Wesson.
James g. Chalmers. 1901 Quincy.
William 3. Tanana. 520t Thirty third.
william p. Mckinley. 1898 Quincy.
Bronisiaus A. Jaskot. 4002 Thirtieth.
william J. wieczorek. 1914 Thirty-second
Leo j. Corski. 1885 Scotch.
Edward J Laskowski, 1903 Wesson. r.
Fred J. Bujak. 1928 Linwood.
John J. Plawecki, $3.50 Livernois.
Henry p. Wslicki. $3.50 Konkel
Frank J. Mallon. 1889 Scotch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

tramck
William Kent. 2s4i Woodstock.
Benjamin Kaniowski, 1854 Dartmouth,
Inkster.
William I. schimmsi. 2s307 Trowbridss.
Inkster.
Cashmere J. szpakiswiel. 12o5s chsrsst.
Hamtramck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
cowfey Injured
As Bruins Win
BY International New. Service

The Boston Bruins. National
Hockey League champs. today
were given good chance of cop
ping the Stanley Cup if they con-
tinue the type of play that last
night enabled them to knock off
the Toronto Maple Leafs, B TO J.,
in the opener of the best of seven
series to determine the world 5
hockey champion.
The Boston center. Bill Cowley.
the leagues top scorer. suffered a
knee injury and Bobby Bauer.
Boston right wing. received a cut
on his left thigh during the hard
played game. Both men may be
lost for the remainder of the
series.
In Detroit the New York
Rangers. playing in the best of A
two out of three series. dropped
2 to l overtime game TO the
Detroit Red Wings. The Chicago
Black Hawks, in another two out
of three series. turned back the
Montreal Canadiens by a similar
2 to / score.
Play will be resumed tomorrow
when the Leafs and the Bruins
again clash at Boston and the
Hawks and CanadienS meet at
Montreal. The Red Wings will
resume competition with the
Rangers in New York on Sunday
night.
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State Inter-Churlh
Cage Meet TO Open

Five out-state cities will enter
teams in the state Inter-Church
intermediate Boys Basketball
tournament to be held at the
Northeastern Y. NJ. c. A. branch
tonight. and tomorrow with the
Westminster Presbyterian boys,
who recently won the city title in
the Inter-Church B a ket |
League. representing Detroit. Two
teams are entered from both Flint
and Lansing. while Saginaw, Ann
Arbor and Kalamazoo will send
one team each.