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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
TYRONE POWER HEADS CAST Al
 10TH CENTURY
Brigham Young, Story of Mormon Migration 10
 Utah, Being Shown

Daryl F. zanucks production of Brigham Young by Louis Brom- field, is one of the most stirring films ever to come from Hollywood, , The 10th Century-Fox film opened yesterday at the 20th Century Theatre. Tyrone Power is starred Linda Darnell and Dean dagger, as Brigham Young, head brilliant featured cast,
 Magnificent in scope and spec tacularly filmed, the picture tells the epic story of the Mormons and their courageous l800-mile trek from Nauvoo, H., to Great Salt Lake in 1846.
 When Brigham Young realizes the Mormons must escape from the intolerance and persecution that has besought them at Nauvoo, one of the greatest mass migrations in history begins. Twenty thousand people go on the march across end less miles of trackless wasteland, until their search for freedom ends at what is now Salt Lake City.
 Cast as the chief Mormon scout, Tyrone Power has never been better. Lovely Linda Darnell excells in the role of the out sider." Handsome, rugged Dean dagger, from the New York stage, turns in a sensational performance in the difficult role of Brigham Young.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09

BUY DEFENSE BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
COLISEUM
GABRIELS0N MEETS
 WITH 5p0RTSMEN

Back in Juneau today was Dr. Ira Gabrielson, director of Fish and Wildlife Service, who has been in Wrangell and Petersburg the past two days on a shcrt trip on the fisheries boat Brant.
 At Wrangell, Dr Gabrielson met with a group of sportsmen, inter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
FLIGHT ANGELS"

ested in new varieties of pheasants which may be introduced for hunt ing in Southeast Alaska. Already, Mcngolian pheasants are proving successful as an introduced bird here and experiments are being conducted with Kalege pheasants
 At Petersburg, Dr. Gabrielson spent day inspecting the services Experimental fur farm, recently taken over by Jim Leekley, new manager
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
Gruenings Entertain
 For Visiting Nurses

In honor of the three nurses who are in Juneau for the first an- nual Territorial Nurses Examining Board meeting, Gov. and Mrs. Err nest Gruening entertained in the Governors Mansion last night. The guests of honor were Mrs. Mar garet Dunnigan of Fairbanks, Mrs Helen Hendricks of Ketchikan and Mrs. Lola Walther of Juneau.
 Other guests at the dinner were Mrs. Dorothy Vollert, Mrs. M. D Williams, MT. and Mrs. Raymond L. Wolfe, MT. and Mrs. Walter Scott. pr. Noble Dick, Robert Bragaw, Stewart Morrison and George A. Parks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
Gardening Group
 E:|e(ts Officers

Election of officers was held yes- terday by the Home Gardening Unit of the American Women's Voluntary Services when they met at the Governors Mansion. Mrs. Wellman Holbrook was elected president of the group, Mrs. H. L. Faulkner, yice-president, and Mrs. Harold Smith, secretary treasurer.
 The members of the group com pleted arrangements for their af- filiation with the Washington State Garden Club as well as hold ing an open discussion on garden ing problems Speakers were Mrs. Flourine Housel and Garrison Turner, landscape gardener from Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
Returns
 From Wesl

Arriving here on the Alaska early this morning was Clarence Olson, fisheries supervisor in the Fish and Wildlife Service, who has been at the Westward the past two weeks.
 Olson attended the annual fish, cries hearing at Cordova but did rot travel to Kodiak for the fish cries hearing there, remaining at Cordova on fisheries business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Cut FareCruise
To Cedar Point

A cruise to Cedar Point and re-
turn, at special low prices, is
offered for Friday, when Steamer
Put in Bay will sail from the First
street dock al IL a. m. on an ex-
cursion that Will cover a total Of
16C miles IN picturesque and his
toric Detroit River and Lake Erie.
The steamer is scheduled 10 be
back in Detroit at 10:45 p. m. the
same day.
To take advantage Of the low
rate, S. cents for adults. 40 cents
for children, 5 10 ii, clip EXcur-
sion Blank from an Ashley a.
Dustin Steamer Line advertise
ment, such as appears in this issue
oi this newspaper. These blanks
may be exchanged for tickets,
upon presentation of correct fee,
al the Ashley az Dustin Steamer
! Line office, foot OF First street, or
az The Detroit Times Travel Bu-
lreau, 1870 Cass avenue. Also in
. tho-adpertiSemeHt blanks
emitting holder 10 special low
price admission TO specified rides
land other Cedar Point amuSe-
lmcntS. This advertisement also
win appear in the Times tomor-
row and Thursday.
Steamer Put in Bay will stop
2 hours and as minutes at Cedar
| Point. Persons who wish 10 do
7 so may stop for SIX hours al Put
in Bay. Both resorts offer bath
ling and other paStimes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Civil Pilot Students
To Enroll on Monday

EnrollmentS for the Summer
session of the Civilian Pilot Train
ing Course will be accepted Mon
day through Friday of next week
at the Detroit Junior Board of
Commerce office in the Penobscot
building. it was announced today
by Harry r. Guest, president OF
the organization.
Students who enroll in the COM
petitive phase Of the course will be
eligible for 10 flight scholarships
offered by the civil aeronautics
authority. Applicants must be be-
tween 10 and 70 years of age, must
take a physical examination and be
legal residents of Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22

Championship hieh,-Gross: Jack IA
Rose.Al Daghmt IS walter HaEen Mrs.
p J Jenries Jr Is Yves Powsll-Ed Matt
son So Net "a Thompson-w Hernirg.
ST ia: Nike DetE-Mr n Dalzeil
si.s-7s Far Hope Mrs. George Welt
FIRST UiRh'-Gross Psul o'Hsrs DICK
Wibel - a Dietrich Mr. georre
Naghislse s3 jim Fr0gner- Dick Young
"a Net NJ And Mrs. NJ joyce.
ss-12-78 e Russen.E c Roberts.
$40. = Archie McLeuand Bob McLel-
lam Soils
Secon1 -g4eRt-- .3s.sss {esvs Walton
Howard Walton ss Robert yelling James
Zuckerman s. Rud Stroster- Bob Le sun.
81 Net Pow Bryant Marie IL AArssno,
s7-l3-74 Lenard Bridge Mr. A. Frysl
&c l3-75 r seymour-Nrs c. l.
Brosseau sq.I7-7s
Third fIgnt-Gross. Pred Laurence
Nrt Ruth Resm. s. w r Badge,t. Mrs
" e lAcox SIS Gordon Aiken Ton
crews - Ne, Mr. and Mrs james
Fletcher a2-fs-74' Dave Kennedy Mrs.
Grace newton. a2-ts-7e MI. and Mrs.
q p Sfucker % is 70
Fourth night Grosst Hush RAIDER Jr
Wrv Hush RAIDER % William y kerre
Nfrs vs. pave o. pn Combs Mrs Heller
Nerker q7 Net John Lacey Mrs. q G
F.rih % % IS Harrison Johnson Mrs.
s. Petsrson 100 - -. I'd McNary
Mrs q 3 NcNary. io3-2t-7e
PREF Gross-Jos sommsr' rs JONI
eabo. ~. Net MAX Beltsirs, es-26-75
Al Ursn. io2-2s-7A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
5 More Boston Grid
PLAYERS Join Stars

NEW YORK. July PINS
Seven of last seasons undefeated
Boston College grinders have ac-
cepted invitations 10 play with the
eastern college all-starS against
the New York professional Giants
in the annual charity game,
September 3. officials announced
today
Charley O'Rourke, halfback. and
Henry FF'oczyiowSkr, quartrrback,
previously had accepted bids and
have been Joined by Chester Glad
chuk and Walter Dubzinski, CEN
tiers Joe Nanzo. tackle, and Joe
Zabilski and George Kerr, guards.
bringing tho total 10 ID Of the IS
-Whn Will make Nd the squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Kenneth II. shouts So Lola D. Honole
40.
Anthony Laurino. %; Lena Bash rs
Thomas smleleVski. 80. Helen Dolores
Ms.-tes
/ Anthony Ciotts. q. Patricia Marine. 20
Paul Sink, %. Elaine wrobleWski. al
Francis Palumbo. 81; Veronica MoshAns
I 81.
Frank LopiceoIo. 2s Giovanni a. Peraino
rs.
Darwin A. Washer "a; Dolores N. Kur.
Fred Kaufman. 81: Alice NJ. Reliant. a.
Dennis Browneli IS Gertrude FrAiey. 10
John Vickey 40 Edna Hayes -
James . Reilly. 81 Lillian keefe, q
I.ElVood Johnson. IS. Eiisla Kemp -
Raymond Rama 90 Helen WhHney, ls
John Mcintosh. rs Norms Msioney p
Leonard Grice p Dorothy Kumsr 10
Marco Bdmmarito, -, RosAhA Asia %
Edward W. KAY Jr 81. Mary Ps,rilll 90
Walter Jss,rzembski, IS. Jennie skubs
Mitchell Pasztk. Is. Edwards Topor. a.
Donald II. curre, Is. Jean Wander Linden,
| 10.
Joseph Drronek. %; Helen Mrorsk. "a
Arthur y. Brown, 81, Anne Quinn. u.
Roscoe Bevard IS. Rosina Ellis. IS
Robert J Higgins. - Helen Fritz IS
James WhIteman IS. Marilyn Porter u
D
Aipis DeClerCq -; Juiienne Depreitere. 20
Theodore SkalsN. Is, Irene Maxi. %
Sfanlef JahinsAL 20, Rita Calnsk 20.
Howard .,s ,, Date e. Be,,y s'oi, 81 -
Michael Edward Pelz. 20, SOPHIE Patricia
. SadZeVskL ~
James Grammar 80: Ruth DOMINIC. q.
Adam BroIek. 70 Irene Fltl. q
William r. Lillsrd, %, Betthy Z. Hsyer,
4 a.
Alfred Reed Jr.. al: Clarce Cheney. 10.
Robert J. Robinson. 81; Marjorie J. Page.
Floyd Albert Jr. % Mary cuort. 20.
S+aH4-,- f5-.tr-7-ftt11 ~ M r.
tOlver swanson. ~; Lucille Lava az
Arthur Fisher "; Mildred A. Swanson. IS
| Louis Kollasczyk. as Clara Chwirut, 10.
Ralph Kohn. n Lorraine Buehler 81.
George Boileau. II Julia Magyar, II.
/ Floyd Schebsl, q. Neva Jean Hodges. H.
Marvin Swift q jeanette Guindon. 20.
Leon Urban. 81 Ida Lupo. "a
Richard Harold WILCOX, 2s Hazel Hsnlon,
Edward Pablo. %: Goldls Pearson. 10
Thomas KAramanos, is Katherine Chritop'
FORD Harm. u. Mildred Cory 20.
Bonnie Kohosh. 80 Vera Lucas. %
/ Donald Jewell. Is. Geneva George. -
Russell Weishuhn. I'll, Rachel Humerlck.
Roeer, george Msronsn, a.; Lorraine
/ Holhrook. y
Charles Kosmyns. 81; Josephine Klosow
/ ski q
Charles W. MCGUIRE, 81; Margaret Tess
! mer 20
Charles Wendell Schwartz. I'll; Ruth Lar.
sen. 20
Paul Elsesser. 20. Marie Caroline Love.
! lace 20
RAYMOND T Pele % Gsnsyisys Nlsmieo
~
Joe Mize. %; Bessie Phelps 20
sam r. Pearsall. 30. Edith Dautremont 70
John s O Bricn. 26 Beatrice Deuips ~
Thomas stephen O'Connor, 81. Virgins
/ Grace D0wney 81
Frank Jackson. %. Lucille swain. 20.
Alan Francis Byrnes. 20. Catherine Amy
! Stewart, Il
Robert r Hopkins. 20 Virginia Hartford
! 81
Maurice Goldman. Is. Betty Ses'eldre. 10
Harold Oliver Dell. 81 shirley Alice
/ Sappinston. al
OTIS Eugene otjens. % Martha Ann Kelly.
J Il
ICyrl Pannecouk. -; Elizabeth SAmra. 30
Hervey Maisonneuve. %. Nvette Rouleau,
2s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Favor Burman
Over 7Bettind

NEW YORK, July PINS
Chick Meehan. successful con-
tractor and former nationally
known football coach. who has
gone into competition with Mike
Jacobs as a boxing promoter, VIII
stage his second show at EbbetS
Field, home of the Brooklyn
Dodgers. tonight with Red Bur
man and Melio Bettina in the
feature battle.
Burman was established a 6 to
s favorite over the southpaw ex-
light heavyweight titleholder in
their hereunder. Lee Savold, DeS
MONIES heavyweight, was 6 TO !
over Solly Krieger, ana Pat
Comiskey was ? TO l over Henry
Cooper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
BIRTHS

Sophie wirtsn.n, 5s3s Trenton.
Helen Zakuty. 6562 Aather.
Boys were born to:
Geneyieve Buda. 1888 Proctor
Frances Byash 42io Riopells.
Sylvia Bieber. 5545 Allendae.
Mamie Barnes 1880 Cameron.
Helen Brilla. 5s49 Parkwood.
Mary Chamberlain. 37i9 Maybury GranA
Dorothy Caiappi zoos Hoicomb.
Josephine chirco 1878 Pennsylvania -
Helen Chapo, 1871 Casgrain.
Dorothy Duffy. l2772 stoepel
Hazel Donovan. rs oakman boulevard.
-Highlaad-PsEk
Anna Foust 1871 Manor.
Ruth Felt e1f2 Counile.
Estelle Gesinski. 1922 Lumpkin.
Mary Jackson, 1891 Williams y
Helen johnson. 202 LaPlsza. Royal kA
sally Kendrick. 572l s. Aubin,
I,ibbie Loeb, 1922 T1lnan.
Marie Macleod, 516l Winslow.
Vera MaePhee, 1928 Turner.
Martha Malnowski. 1929 Buffalo
Vera Martin, $40 South Harrington
Olivia Mitchell. 2976 Brush.
Helen McGm. 5g4s Hazel, Inkster.
Constance Navarro, 1921 Burnette.
Emily Mig, Auburn, Ind.
Mary O'Reilly,. 1900 Buena Vista.
Rose Olszewski, 1927 Central.
Helen Post. 1854 Peiouzs.
Dorothy Pramo. $3.50 Ashton.
Norma Palnglemeir, 1864 Centralia' Nsd'
Evelyn Price. 1921 Eighth.
Elizabeth Rudnik, 1925 Raymond.
Edna stackpooe. 1928 Hurlout
Elizabeth sOtesz. 1895 South Edsel.
Libby schippling. 5000 West chicago oous-
Ella Stevenson. 27l2 Hogar,h.
Isabelle shilakes, $3.50 Twenty-fourth.
Marion suchon. 1851 Ridgewood.
Hida sutton, 1925 Lathers Farmngton.
Jean sabin, Algonac, Mlchigan'
Elizabeth Thompson 1880 cheyenne.
| Irene Troianowski. 7il3 West warren.
Stella Notruha. 1928 Lumley.
4! Petra Suclan.- ii20 -PorteE--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
BIRTHS

Girls we're born 10,
.Genevieve Bankowski 60l5 ColfaN
Minnie BermAn 1895 Monterey.
Blanche Glenn. 1902 Twentieth.
Helen C0rso Dos East Lantz.
Lillian custer. 2iS6 Canton.
stephanie' Doody 3i26 Sixth
Ruth FfStF 1GiO Glyun court
Elizabeth Griffore 1907 Leisure.
Barbara Kaan. 42s7 Clements
Frieda Kessler. 1929 Lambert
Eunice KniEely, 74i5 Middepoint, Dear.
horn
Mary Leginzoff. 1877 Dean
Elizabeth Lille, 1885, Trinity.
Mary Lisak. 1925 Chapel
Gertrude Lindow, 1926 Braille.
Ann MacKercher, 3206 blaine
Margaret Never 1902 Pinehurst.
Margaret Miller $3.50 Regular.
Hrnrbirbr Montella. 5se7 Lonyo boulevard
Adellne Nawiagt 1919 Anglin.
Irene OlEak. sas7 L1mpkin. Hamtramck.
Margaret Ososke, s056 purnette.
Julia PerusIeh. 23s Midland. Hlghlan'
Park
Mary Shamus 1922 West Forest
Eileen stephan. 10000 West outer drive.
Mary svrcek sOs2 Terry
Agnes Nichunas 1850 Keystone.
Anna Wentzel ss4a Traverse.
stella Wharton. $3.50 Middlebelt, Romum'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Brokers Data Yields
$4,000 Delinquent Tax
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. July 22.-Study OF
records of customers of two De
troit brokers by members of the
states intangible tax division has
resulted in collection of $1,000 ir
delinquent accounts during the last
two weeks, Tax Commission Chair
man John w. Libcke said today
Operations of the department
i'm Detroit are under the direction
of Spencer F. Finney. Access 70
brokerage records is gained by
subpenas issued by the tax COM
the first. of which was
issued three weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Blowers, So, Cdddy
For Stars, Is Dead

MORRISTOWN, n. j. July
%. - QNS) -- Clayton Blowers
veteran caddic, who during his
career toted golf bags an cSti-
mated $4,000 miles, was dead
today following an operation.
Blowers, who caddied for many
of the nations stars, including
Bobby Jones and Lawson Little
during the past 20 years, never
played a round of golf himself
The veteran caddie worked princi-
pally at the Knoll Golf Club in
Boonton, N. j., and the Hollywood
/! Country Club in-Qrance- Brook
Fla, where he went each Winter
He was SO years Of age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Firms Claim Fall
of Pitkderdnta
Newport, r. I.
International New. servic, Cable

HELSINKI, Finland. July %
Capture of the strategic town oil
Pitkaeranta, northernmoSt large
settlement on the eastern shores
of Lake Ladoga, and a resultant
seizure of 10 Russian locomotives
and 100 cars, was announced early
today by the Finnish supreme
command.
Taking OF Pitkaeranta, which
was Finnish territory until the
last RuSso-Finnish war. was hailed
in Helsinki as the first important
capture of a Russian-held town
since the beginning of the present
conflict.
The town is 80 miles west OF
the strategic Russian rail line run
ming from PetroZavodsk in a
line southwestward 10
Ieninerad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Duane Carter Wins
Midget Race Feature

Duane Carter. midget race
pilot from Los Angeles. continued
his winning ways az the Motor
City Speedway last night when
he led the field across the finish
line in the 20-lap feature event.
Sam Hanks was second and
George. N.Iizrnan tA,Ed
Mel Hansen edged out Chick
S'aplcton IN the Australian pur-
suit race while Eddie Ostwick
heat ont Chick Barbo in the con-
ISOLATION race in 2:292s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Craig Wood, Ghezzi
To Play for $500

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. July 21.-
(INS)-Craig Wood. United States
Open golf champion, and his pro-
teGe, Vic Ghezzi. rscent winner OF
the Professional Golfers AsSocia-
ton tournament, will meet in a
72-hole medal play match for
$500 August 2 and 3 at the Ma
honinG Country Club. Peter Well
man. course owner and prize donor,
announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
PhiICons Drive Anew
For SoftbaII Crown

PhilconS battling 10 regain the
leadership il held during the early
stages Of the second half schedule
Of the Detroit Softball Associa-
tons major league. will meet
Fruehauf in the feature of three
game program in Mack Park to-
night. The game starts at 9:15,
Another major league tilt pairs
Briggs Manufacturing and DeEnur
AZ Gas while the Hudson and
Chene-Trombly girls clash at s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
SiIversfein, Bruins
Arena Mat Winners

Rufcheck Silverstein Of Chicago
and Bobby Bruins Of New York
were the winners in the wrestling
doubleheader az the Arena Car
dens Bowl last night SilverStein
defeated Bert Rubi and Bruins
trimmed Charlie CGorilla) Grub
mlcr
Stanley Buresh kangaroo-kicked
Wild BIZ Brooks into sub
mission Frankie Hart Won on a
foul from Rel" Russell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
DEATHS

Frank Anthony wyrybskowsh. sss ss-
John Henry jackson. 1907 orleans, "a.
susie Bulandk. 25s Colorado Highland
Henry = Nisdsrnhoefer. 1882 West Grand
neteres" stspeSsAf- 1925 B~y.t- 40
Margaret MeInerney. 1899 seebaldt, 80.
Earl Milns.- 26Qa -SturtsYant--3l--.--
Frank SaleWski, 1871 Cedargroye ~.
Emma Augusta Gersabeck, 50f0 Parker. ~.
Alice sWlrid, 225i East Nine Mile road,
John INC G. Van Van Lo Dry 7ss Concord. IS.
Helen I,nch 1882 WanAs. -
tNTzStIe Een0t 1887 TWeIfth street. So.
Helena $ Pienta, 1851 Wisconsin. ~,
George X. Gartman. 1913 Mur.And, ~.
IJohn Pnfer 2ia0 Iroquo.s 80
Dante B!agini. 6io3 Crane. 90
lAninnln- nelaSaHaro, 1898 MACK, IS
Thomas J. TVrcOi, 11275 Keystone, ~.
benjamin Durham. $50 hedbury. ia
Joseph Kuia, 21i2 Floridan. Hsmtrsmoh.
Mabel r.eo,a nm. 1852 virsin. Park. "a.
Cecil u Davis 1920 Brooklyn. a.
Marie c. Dohrmsn, 1888 Harvard roads
! Crosse Pointe s.
Anna Marie Hyvonen, 1922 Holden, so.
Minnie sweeney 32es Calvert 10
Belle Fora Wright Keith, l7iii Muirlands
johanna Zimmerman. 4o5 y Pethuns. 70.
curt p. Agnew. 1851 Carson. so. IL
Florence RusscrAns.- f5sa- yinswood 50
Bertha Gascoyne, 800 Whi,more. 90. =
| Thomas J. Williams, 1908 C0yls. Is
Elizabeth MscLsan. 43il Virginia Parh.
| 10
lJohn Canaan. 37ei Northwestern. s7
Maria GArrisi. Sos Vin'ou, ~
IGae,nna Ferro 1894 Meidrim. IS
Anna IaRocco pf75 Pe'erhunt, rs.
Enen stsdlsr 1929 Beylck, 81
lMary Put'eiEer 40s5 Lsmay, N.
| George wagner. 34l9 50. clair. 81.
! Florence MisccX.- 1918 -Bftle, -HyAndotA.
a.
Gladys Frederick. TUt Harrison. xonro>.
| a..
oscar N Mcpherson. Romeo TO-
! Ma,si1A slgswor'h. 1909 Grand. 50.
/ Percival Almond, 1873 Stanley, 80.
sarah Margaret Hsrwood. ASA sseonA
boulevard 40
John Kraft 1885 Coyls 81
Robert - White, i2fi Owens IA.
Charles n Belts. 1924 Northlawn IS
Msshgoisn Hmaysg, 533 South Hsrrina-
ton. as
Charles o. Ross. i73ts Russell as
Minnie Marlin. $40 Miller. Dearborn. 50.
Frank Aniklevioz, 2si3 canr, Ham,
! tramck
Michele Nike Arer, 25oe ElnYood 81
57f17 o. faioott, II Mclean Highland
PARK al.
Verna shinneman 1909 Chens Sc
{ Conrad Eick. 4ibi River road Utica -.
Mildred n. EAds, 2244 Tventy-third "a.
Fray w. Dohhs, b4il Commonwealth, 81.
Ruth Nicholson issip Mendoza. as
Max Ssndles 2fs7 Puena Visia So.
Lasssr Klein. 1891 P-tosksy. 81.
Charles II. Taylor 1854 Diekevon. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
u. 5. Ship Speeds
To Stricken Vessel

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil.
July p. - (INS) - An American
freighter today reported she was
rushing 10 the aid of the stricken
British vessel Richmond Castle
and the American vessel Banga-
lores which collidcd near Para off
the Brazilian coast The captain
of the 7.79S-ton Richmond. Castle
reported that his ship was in dan
ger OF sinking.
CLloyd's register does not list
an American vessel n a m q q
BangaloreS although a 6067-
ton English ship by that name
is listed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Ben Hogan Favored
In ST. Paul S Open

ST. PAUL, July PINS
Ben Hogan's victory in the $4,000
Chicago Open today made him the
fevorite 70 take first money in
the $500 81. Paul Open golf
tournament which will begin
Thursday and run through Sun
day
Other competitors include Dick
Metz, Harry Cooper, Let Mattson,
host pro; Sam Snead, Jim FOULS.
Horton Smith, Gene Sarazen. KY
Laffoon, Ralph Guldahl, Denny
Shute and Lawson Little.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Better Health
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. NJ. d.

after the job was over. Now he
wears the carpet sneakers all
the time, Winter and Summer.
Every one says he will get fiat
feet, or injury his feet per-
manently. He never complains
of fiat feet"
Answer: 1t is the policy of this
column never to interfere IN
domestic debates. but l will make
some general remarks. If your
husband is getting fiat feet, he
will probably know il. In fact
the sneakers will pro b b y
strengthen his feet, as moccasins
did the Indians feet. After a GER
tain period in life it is healthier
to let man have his own way;
he probably will have il anyhow.
has seven par - reh car be oa:
tanned 10y readers. ~nch pamphlet sells
for 10 cents For any one pamphlet de-
sired send 10 cents in coin. and a self.
addressed envelope stamped with a 3-cen,
stamp. 10 DR.. Logan Clendenng, in care
% this paper. The pamphlets are Three
Weeks Reducing Diet " Indigestion and
" Reducing and Gaining
Infant Feeding - instructions for the
Treatment Of Diabete Feminine Hygiene
and The Care Of the Hair and skin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Famous Ball Players
Write How 10 Play

"How to Play" giving instruc-
tions on the fundamentals of play
ing the various positions on the
diamond. as well as batting, Is the
latest addition 10 the baseball IL
brary produced by c. c. Sphinx q
Sons. St. Louis, publishers of The
Sporting News, national baseball
weekly.
Instructions on pitching are
given by Paul Derringer; on catch
ing by Ray Schalk; on batting,
playing second base, shortstop and
third base by Rogers Hornsby; on
playing first base by George Sisler;
on playing the outfeld by Joe Di-
Maggie, and on base running by
Bernie de Niveiros.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Scratches
At DETROIT

At DETROIT
weathsr ciear. track. fast,
Ninth Race Declared ~
FIELD HORSFs
Sound Wave Wise Bun Ladislat.
M,.masoo, orphan Toy. Destiny
Imperial Queen, su,sy stump
Town pgftess
At ARLINGTON PARK 80
.WtaiASr -rtcar..frAck. fast
FirsL Race kArispAr Sweet Olga.
Alpha Bow Transformer. Loeb Ness,
ss,S-a Race .csre Race Mino'irs.
Lees. MINNIE. Pa'saA. Hope Diamond,
Foar'h Rae, GREAT Occasion A.
ssts Race PfaHs Dos scarls, In'co,
ss,ents Race Lonely ROAD
FlcNfh Race Conrad y Tppiiy. Must
c. Gay Hour. Mghty Fine. Brilliant
ninth Race Declared of
At ROCKINGHAM PARK
weather clear. track fast
F.rsi Race Cross Vine, Winter Sea,
Jane Nifo Liberty Torch
Second Race speedy Josie. ARIEL Trip
sixth Race RI, Baby
seventh Race FpltQr,
E4ghth Race Tiny Trick LADY Roma.
At EMPIRE CITY
Wssfhar clear. track. fast.
FIRST Race Nofk River.
Second Race RH n.
Fourth Race. SPARE the Rod. First
Family. cash Bsss Lanceron. sea Lord,
CommNion, CAdenza,
.-+sth f2s----fS- " far Hand $40
Glove A'cin0s Comendador II
seventh Race short Distance. Ahys-
siria BABY TAX Count Snee1y. MI
rlscf7u, Cortez IN Sticks. Mantagna.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-22
Legion Teams Clash
In PIdyoff for Title

RooSe Vanker and Pittenger
posts resume their playoffs for the
district American Legion baseball
title today, clashing az Northwest
ern Field az 4;3o p m.
Vsnker holds the edge. entering
The game unbeaten. and a triumph
today VIII move j. into the re-
EIonal playohS Should Pittenger
win. The deciding contest viii be
played al the same place tomorrow