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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Marine News
DETROIT


Up Bsrkhamstesd- Constitution arrived
3 . m. Wednesday. Harvey. IS Brown
Beaver Maine. Kulas 4.I5. Bsckbsy
Bartelme, go. Tsmpco arrived. as W
10. Corslia arrived 1920, c, s Robin.
son. AlgonquinS. 735: House 500 Bar.
rslltnn- Frugelity arrived $40 Wyandotte
g. Bethlehem $50: sellwood Fitch ar
rived 1878 L. C. Hanna. lO:45. j. a
Campbell, II IS: Gate. midnight: T R
ouarries arrived i2;l0 a. m. Thursday
Collins. ~. 35 Ben Ford cleared. l2:iO,
Perkins .o5; Pegasus. rs: Yates, / so
Buttercup-Pleasant arrived. ass windso
Wood. as: NJ. s. Norfolk arrived. $50
Prindoc. 5 Mccullough. s:25 Black. s.35
Asorail so: Saturn. 81 Fleetwood ar
rived, 10y Dunlap, 7;t.; Pontiac. $40
5a Dow s.,e b., 1919 $50 u
~ "sw H6il6way. 40: Ire.
maine cleared. g. D. NJ Weir. 4:f5: We
roma. 5i5. Morren. 5:35 Gary. s; J. l.
Reiss $50, Algowsy cleared. s.4o& Al.
pens cleared. $50 Glenelg, 7:25 South
PARK cleared, 80: Reiss Bros. $40
Hooson. rs; Uhrig, s.25 Ericsson -Holley,
$ -: Ball Bros e:1o coralA cleared,
9 so; Paisley 1920. Poughkeepsle. socon,
cleared. Ceius IL steel King cleares
II rs; Hatfield. IL SIS Geo Crawford q
q m Thursday: Peter White 100 Phi
Minch. So: Fitch cleared 2 Barkham-
stead Constitution cleared. Frontenac. 10
Way $40 Frantz. $50 whttesey.
o r. 80 7.iO. Cornell 40. Davis ar.
rived, 7:ij; Markham. $40. Roberts Jr
: 80.
sACLT STE. MARIE
UP n y Thompson 80 n
WEDNESDAY: n Ream " J.. Olcott. q
Col J Picksnds 10 D. VI Clemson 10 30
Mcpougau. g NJ Humphrey. II lannon's
noon J. II Maooubrey. sta"khouse, A
Farrell. 1890 p m Iocolre WIN stew
arr Harvard. g stephenson Manila
= Epson. 30: ElWood Manitoba
3. Norway. Prescott steel Vendor 4
smith. 3. c Adams 6 p Cowle 30
smith Thompson 6. Algosieel. 80 r. w
Sargent. Steinbrenner Wits King $40
r r Taplin. F. Y Townsend r Watson
International 10. II scsndrett. Yose
mite, II II Brown II 80. n johnson
Thursday: Zenith City. ! = m; Adriatic
80 Msunslos. 2 A. r Nettleton }. r
Budd Bryn Barge. 4 Fulton. 80 NJ
Gallagher. Mindemoya. s. p L. Ford
$50, z W. Mudgs, Malietos, C. B
DowN~Amazon. $50 = N. wedne.
day Augustus. y. Kerr. Lsselle, $50
G. o. Jenkins. A =. Heekin, 1890
Princeton noon; Cart y. secord
hins Elbs. Red Crown. Beaverton, 2
n Croft. Crescent CITY. $50 W n
Mclean. q W. p Palmer a. j. II
shesdle. w a. Irwin. s. p Mitchell
Rensselaer,. s. Jupiter. Grand Island 80
p Wolvin. Houghton. b r Jones
Assiniboa. { SoodOc. $50 3 r Afheck
A II. Ferbert. G. r Baker. ~. WIN
Connolly Sarnian, II Odansh, 30 M
Thursday; c. l. Hutchinson. Chss Huh
V. Massey. NJ q Farr W II Wolf Cor
neaut. 4 J MacNaughton, 10 F. I
Davidson. 5 40. ". A. Reiss. Angelpe. :
d Fast nchf ciotldy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
,Rigney Request
Not Unusual

WASHINGTON, June 12.-
lSelective service officials said to-
day there was nothing unusual
about postponing induction Of
John D. Rigneyl pitcher for the
Chicago White Sox. who sought a
draft deferement on grounds com.
Ipulsory military service would
work an unusual hardship" upon
him.
Rigney's case been appealed 10
| President Roosevelt by Illinois
draft officials who criticized the
action Of a local Chicago board
(which granted the pitcher a CO.
day postponement.
Washington officials said A re-
port on Rigney's case is now
under consideration" by national
headquarters. Brig. Gen. Lewis 3.
Hershey. acting director of So
lective service, had no immediate
comment 10 make on Rigney's
case pending further study of the
Chicago report.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued
Lawrence J. Hills, 20; Fiossie Mae Ingison.
Charles Henry Melvin, "a Agnes Grace
diamonds Is
Mitchell oscar Insels. 10: El,i. Mary De-
Harold Iosline 40: virginia Abshs zen. 20.
Harry c. veryser Jr.. 81. Lorraine Del
phins steckley. 10
joseph Arrchscki. rs; Jennie Josephine
James seros. 90 Ann Manter.. ~.
John Wells Prohaska, 30; Nettie Grace
C;ooishy. 81.
vslen,in. conkoin. "a: Jocc. Ball. rs.
Peter Rozaczek. -: Olga Baworowsky. II.
Richard Perlick. ~; OLGA Budnowski. n.
Umberto Lanzillottl. 81 Mary Csrrsto, 20.
Joseph Grsczyk. rs Helen SAX rs.
Eueene J. Kubinski. n: Wanda Gawronski.
waiter Cor.cki. %: Anna Knitter. ~
Alexander V. Paprosy. rs Shirley Ann
Alfred Nspiiiisno. %: Victoria Mieen ~.
Nathan Valentine. ts; Artina y. Anderson.
John sale. 81; Marion Carolina Horninr.
Joseph John Schwartz. %; LsBet,y Dob
son. y
Paul n Rosemann Jr.. IS Frances Boo
cia. vs.
John Grino 81; Murie Hancock. II.
Edward oszust ~ Joan szapns. 20.
Charles Richard Helwig, 10 Vera Kath-
Harold Putnam punning. al Helen Jean
Mstihew Aro. Hough,on. %; Jane Eiir-
vivian MIA H 49, knsps. q. ot'a's osiss-
Archibald Jameson Thomson. -; Helen
Lucille Long. 40.
Theodore stsisrcryk. al Gsneviev. Krp-
Harold r Ludwig, 40; Frances ,.
chris Krishensky. IS; Mary Elizabeth Glib
Leo Dres.ler. %: FAY. Ru.inon. 20
Vernon Louis Woodwork 20; sara White.
%
Ralph subastisn. 20: Rita Mari. Posk, ~.
Leonidss J. Lsnsmme. 81; Helen Ber-
nard %
Eric Hewlett. 70: w. Geraldine Elliott. 10.
Fred Luchsy Jr., ~ flsbsth Wilmweit' r..
Ernest Berlin Jr %: Dorothy sswkin. 81.
Vincent Brys Jr. p Bridget Ratsiezak.
20
Frank r short. % Marian J. Thomson.
David W. thinner. 30: Myrtle Cole. 30
Ray Jeyewsic Is; Sophie Chojnowski, III
Alfred J Gardner. ~ MARY q Rtter. 30.
Albert Gendei y Prsda Abrams. 20
Thomas Clesnd. 25 Margaret krivsnek.
Thomas q. cornen. % Betty MARKS. n.
William MeTin % clede Mae Jackson. 20.
Rene v Card 81. Leors Nelson, -.
JOSEPH John schreufnaele, %. Helen Caro-
line Helig. ~
Frank Thomas Pisrson 20 Helen Mar.
Earef I01inskl. Il
Joseph John Hermsuozic,.. %; Angela
Zabelavlc. %
James Edwin Howell - Irene wilkins.
%
Carl n. Nero. IL: Christina r. wsIlsth.
IL
Carl George Amyoni 20; Ks,hryn Mae
LLOYD. %
Tirrothy Love %: Ann Elizabeth Lewis.
/ IS
Georee Henry smock. a.; Rhss Isabels
Davis -.
Peter pou1s IS. Rose Rixzo. ~
Marvin . Gersaback 81 Martha d.
Schultz. IS
Irving Roland soimonson. q May hshsr.
20
clifton l.. johnson. 81 Msiree Bsrsn. -.
Bernhar Supnick. % Elaine Rssmusssr.
p
Robert s'srreu % Ida NJ Brooks, 40
Alfonso Troplsno. IS. Mary W. Feusns
"a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Fishing Prospect
Poor, B|dneLdte
Run Of Sme|t
BY DON GILLIFS

What's wrong with fishing in
the Detroit area?
Prospects for The coming week
according 10 Everett f. Tucker,
local conservation department
supervisor. are not very good.
Maybe it's the late run of smelt
keeping hungry mouths satisfied,
or il could be many other things.
Smelt continue plentiful in the ST.
Clair and Detroit Rivers Many
are being caught with hook and
line
Fishing Of all kinds failed 10
Improve IN Saginaw and Wildfowl
Bays and along the shore of Lake
! Huron from Port Austin south 20
Port Huron during the past few
idays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Connors Looms
As Dark Horse
Mitt Card

AS far as the Motor City fight
fans are concerned. Joe Connors
is the unknown quantity on the
11-bout charity fight card which
the %" Club Of the University Of
Detroit will present at u. of d.
Stadium Tuesday.
Connors will make his first ap-
pearance in Detroit ring when
he opposes Bob Burke. L. Of d.
football player. And il looks as
though Burke is in for a busy
evening.
For although ConnorS is new 10
The Motor City ring wars, he has
put together an impressive record
in amateur tournaments in the
Upper Peninsula during the past
year. Leo Jones, his fight coach
at Chevrolet. rates him as one of
the most promising battlers he has
ever trained.
Connors started 10 learn how 10
box under Jones guidance last
Summer He trained faithfully for
three months and then enlisted in
the CCC in the hope that he would
be able 10 put some needed pound
age on his lank frame He thrived
on the outdoor life. and is now a
full-fledged light heavy. at l76
pounds.
The Houghton Lake CCC tour
ney gave Connors his start in anna
teur boxing. He won that title
and went on 10 smash his way 10
the light heavyweight champion
ship of the Grand Rapids Golden
Gloves meet. He has never fought
in the novice ranks. starting in
right at the top against the eX-
perienced BOYS. He has done all
right. too, winning nine and los
ing one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12

compared with 1855. 812 900 in the
like 1910 week, an increase OF III
per cent, according 10 the Edison
Electric Institute.
Output in the week ended May
81 totaled 2.924.460000 klowatt-
hours. revised. against 2477 689,-
900 in the similar 1910 week, an
increase Of IL per cent. and in the
week ended May "a came 10 SOIL
754.00 kilowatt-hours. compared
with 1855. 82l 900 IN the CORE
spending period year ago, an
increase Of 1873 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Gemmer Dividends
On A, B Stocks Voted
ENRY

Gcmmcr Manufacturing Com
pany has declared a dividend Of
Is cents on Class a stock, payable
July | 70 stockholders Of record
June 20. The frp also voted a
dividend Of 40 cents on the Class
3 stock, payable June % 10 stock
holders Of record June 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Ball Fans TO Hear Fiqht

PITTSBURGH. J.ne y. GNS)
Fans attending the New York
Pittsburgh ball game AT Forbes
Field on the night Of June IS will
hear the blow-by-blow radio DO
scription Of the Joe Louis-Billy
Conn fight. the local ball club an
nounced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Electric Use
Up II Per Cent

NEW YORK, June 12.-Ths
amount Of electrical energy dis
tributed by the electric light and
power industry Of the United
States for the week ended June Z
was 3042. l28.00O kilowatt- hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
At LINCOLN FIELDS

WeafheT clear fFaCk muddy
Second Race Electric Heels. Naidina
Weidel Chic Prince. Pairfort. Mssella
Sssensi0n
Third Race Merry WAYS sally 7 .
Mountain Air, Deepdene, Buss, Lady
Memphis
Fourth Race-Its CO. Which Wise
Fif'h Race War Tower.
SIKH Race Df Rones
seventh Race Split SIX Camsraderie.
Eighth Manatella. Lady Brilliant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
DIVORCES

Iohn Rogers from Mary.
Thomas 1srgovich from fswslns-
Edna Leedey from Artsuv
Glen Sihole from Dora W
Jim lee Bennett from NOBLE.
Eleanor shields from panieiA
Leona smith from Deiber' N.
Marie Douglas from lance l..
Bailey Lott from Geraldine
Geraldine Hyslop from William ".
Amy Mc$aily from William Z.
Fannie . Niece from CIarence y.
Frances Hurst from Joseph
Earl Everef' Updiks from Louise
Wands Conmsn from Guy Wesley.
Marvin y Tsnt from Psva.
Theodore walters from Th~-ss
Geraldine NiikeTson from Roo<rt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
A FILTH DISEASE

Typhus fever is an old dis
case which almost died out IN
the eighteenth century. II was
called Jail fever" or ship
fever" or spotted fever 1t
is spread by lice and is natu-
rally a disease of filth, fam
inc and over-crowdlng.
The doctors who came to-
the medical meetings are. diff
ferent. TOO. Fifty years ago
they came by horse-drawn
buggy. but this year they
come by automobile or plane.
so there are more OF them and
there is more interchange OF
experience.
II seems hard TO believe that
in 1916 at the University OF
Buffalo. Doctor White raised
a storm of protest throughout
the state. and indeed. through
out the United States, by in
PRODUCING a course of demon
stration OF clinical midwifery
into the college course. II had
never before been attempted
in this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Dividend Of Il Cents
Voted byAIIen Electric

Allen Electric and Equipment
Company declared the regular
quarterly dividend of pa cents.
payable July l to stock of record
June 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
At CHARLES TOWN

weather. drilling TRACK fast
FIRST Race pefe's Box MYRTLE NJ.
LADY -LnnEen Frank -Galnp.
fitan RFT0d4F- Pirate
Second Race Traveio. Paper Girl. Ann
Gtoucher. Briar Bird. Rowing Miss.
kindle
Third Race Tavaslu blu Mist Hawk
F'rnbrske. Irish Mirth, Buds KING,
OuntY Cork.
Fourth Race Deodo Rrinki0W, Little
schley Stealing Home Red Go Shoot
ing Scout
Fifth Rsce-Miss Mud Misprin, Mr..
Jim. Lady Andy Eagles Hope Grist
sixth Race Delhi Dan. Duces Wild,
Oddree
Seventh Race Hasting View. Last
Scamp, Charming, Alameda. Fritz W.
BlON
Eighth Race Land NJ Smiles Sea
Finn Palkin. Never Idol, Jean c., Miss
Pilgrim
Nnth Race Declared Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12

weather, Clear, TRACK fatt
First Race-Irish Luck. secret Chatter
Talico star 81 Dondra.
Second Race Mattapony, Whisper,
One strike. Prim
Third Race Rodes X. Bounding Main,
Wise Ida.
Fourth Race Maetran. All Even.
Hunting Home Chance Run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
TOMORROw's PROGRAM

10 A. VI.
Novice open jumpers.
Hunters under saddle. $50 70 $50 pounds
Working hunters ~ 10 over 80 pounds.
Working hunters $50 ~ $50 pounds
Touch and out sweepstakes.
10 =. VI.
Hunters under saddle up 20 over $50
pounds
Michigan bred hunters
Hunter under saddle (amstsurl.
Knock down and out.
Ladies hunters
Handy jumpers
Exhihsion Of stations.
Pairs of hunters
Hunt teams amateur.
Exhibition Goehel eight horse hitch.
Hunters for ladies' side saddle for
President Trophy
Pairs of hacks.
SkyscFaper. At feet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BOYS


Boys wsr. born to:
Josephin. Ronin, H32 frankfort court.
Frances Rybak. 1922 Nashville.
Helen Auolsir. 5000 courviI.
Margaret Aldrich, 1A5i Hampton road.
Crosse Points Woods
Emily Bell 22s LsBslis Highland Park.
Olive BarieI 1923 West Windsmers, Royal
Emily Breskey. IoOsI Beechdsls
Margaret casteleyn, 1912 Packard ttWin).
Jean Cooper. SITS Harvard mad
Evelyn Dempich 33ii Seventeenth.
T Eans p SSss. a ,sss s SssS
Hertha Robert l2Os7 Promenade.
Phyllis Rsynsk 2222 Goodson Hamtrames.
Dorothy ssllow 1890 Trinity.
Tiiiis snyder 34O2 Atkinson.
Ruth slsyton sss Eimhur,,. Highland
Helen stevens. SOS. woodhan.
Rsva Sheriff.. 1928 Baldwin.
Virginia sullivan, 1883 strsthmoor
Margaret stump, 1921 snowden.
Mary Tringsli, 1880 Devonshirs.
Jennie Tucker 4is3 Russell.
Frances vsconti 53ii French road
Mary Ming-sn40 Tumey-
Anne Walter. 1902 Flanders.
s Ssns W %SSs 'i ,ss7 Y Ms Eliot THss
Ruth Wade. 1914 Maple
May Whit. ISIS Mspl.hurst' F.rndsn.
Celeste Whyts. si20 East Jefferson.
Marion Williams, 1882 Turner
Mary Weber. 22ssf Magic. Van Dyke.
GIRLS
Girls were born To.
/ Hlds Adkins 35i6 Second
ora Brown. SIS Harper
Esther Bruke. 1901 f. Forest
Frances Brockman, 33f7 Lothrop.
s1ttzsbeth BrrrIr1an- tshf6- Monica
Dorothy Book. 4223 Avery
Margaret Casteleyn. 1912 Packard Ctvin1.
ann conezs, f717o Bradford.
cleo Cain. 3OO7 Maxwell
Helen Cousino 1888 Wark.
Rose Crstelli. 1883 Hubbard.
Ermna Dagastino. 1857 Anderson.
Marie Disler, I7lso Runyon
Marie DALEY. 1917 w. Lafayette.
Leona Eicher, 1910 Pomona. BEDFORD
| Township.
Mamie Economy. 7s1s Pit
Anna Forsyth. 1882 Euclid ".
Dorothy Furrow. 35is s. Bassett.
lGrae. Frost. 1853 Fernwood.
Patricia Farrell. 52l7 Argyle.
Alice Fuchs, 3s72 Lillibridge.
Arbor
Delta Grubbs. HOPS Goethe.
Mildred Gibson. 204 W Summit. Ann
Martha Harrison, 2ss Florence, Highland
Rh.s Hicks. 272s shlawsssee, southnsld
HAITI. Hockaday. 1912 Begoe
Elizabeth Hunger. st563 Pennsylvania.
Dorothy Hinkie. 1881 Gladstone.
Helen Hodges $40 Blaine
Florence Jsster, 1919 81. Mary's
Mary Kotcher.- 1007 Bishop road Crosse
| Pointe
Helen Kubiak 522s Sixteenth.
Evelyn Kais. 3sos w Warren.
Edna Langan. a30 Continental.
Bernce Morris. 1859 Clements.
Eva Miller, s63 Sherman.
Evelyn NAV. 1857 Maryland. Crosse Points.
Ruth McCleary, $50 w. Chesterfield, Fern
Il dale.
Estelle Matthews. 4i53 w. Warren.
Catherine ~Miiitelio. 37s3 Mcclellan.
Winefred Pol, Cranbrook court, Bloomfield
I Hills
Louise Page. 2sii7 Eton. Dearborn.
Udel Rvard. 1899 Beniteau.
Providence Rendazzo, 1891 Sylvester
. Viola Ranta. 1899 Burlingame.
: Josephine Reiss. 1924 Chalmers.
Mary Schmidt. Dearborn
Pauline Smith. 1898 John r.
Marjorie Sparks. 1913 Montross.
Ruth Seybolt. AS Field.
Charlotte Schoolcran Hazel Park.
lVincenua Trovato 957t Bessemer.
Vera TAYLOR laa2S Made
Katherine Thomas. $50 Alfred
iAntonette Vanderennet, l5f7 Butternut.
GLADYS Wengren. s125 Lakewood
Geraldine Watkins. 1894 Bellevue.
, Clara Woods, SIT w. Alexandrine
Mildred Wilson. ass Z. Chesterfield, Fern
dale
IGladys Watt. 1918 w Warren
catherine Zuccarini. 772O r. Canheld.
Ruth zeeh. i747 Seventh road, Crosse
Ponte woods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
At DELAWARE

Weafher. dean traCk, IasI
First Rsce-Steel Beam. Upsetting
BABY Dumping. Spectator. Air Spring
slsirsc
Seventh RACE Woodvills
Eighth Race Knitts Playmore Min
End say Judge shans. Italian Harry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
At DETROIT

weather, cloudy. TRACK SLOPPY,
FfTyr Face 0hbfn Hp1t0- cap
Second Race Ina Dear n Vic. Purple
Wrack
Third Race Shaksmak Cash Deal
Fourth Race First Drsftee. Big
PARADE.
Fif'h Face-Avav
seventh Race sting Ray. Pal o.
Sweep Opoca
Eighth Race MADAME chsns. Grandi-
oso NanperIy.
Ninth Race Declared Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Prudential INVESTING
Declares Dividend

Prudential Investing Corporation
has declared a dividend OF 3 cents
payable July ! 10 stock Of RECORD
June 20. The previous payment
was 2 cents paid on April l.
For the Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
TODAY'S PROGRAM

-
0per JInpFrs, frnCFs suuur frrt niEr'
Model hunters
Horses suitable m become hunters.
Thoroughbred horses suitable 70 become
hunters.
other than thoroughbred horses suitable
20 become hunters
80 r. VI.
Touch and ont Swee PSI axes.
Open Jumpers (amateur).
thoroughbred green hunters
Other than thoroughbred green hunters.
best green hunter
Charles II. Ainsworth trophy for the
best green hunter
Ladies' hunters fams'eurl.
Pairs ~ jumpers
Thoroughbred light ght hunters
Working hunters (amateurl
Exhibition Goebsl eight -horse hitch.
Other than thoroughbred lightweight
Hunters
Thoroughbred middle and heavyweight
hunters
other than thoroughbred middlsweight
hunters
other than thoroughbred heavyweight
hunters.
Open Jumpers Fences AZ feet inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Horse Show
Opens Today

Competition for the Charles II.
Ainsworth Trophy for the best
Green Hunter will feature today's
opening program of the seventh
annual Detroit Spring Horse show
which will be held through Satur-
day at the Bloomfield Open Hunt
Club.
Jumpers. too, will have their
first taste Of competition over
4-foot and u foot fences in addi-
ton 10 the touch and out sweep
stakes. held each day of the show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Scratches
AT AQTEDTCT
At SUFFOLK DOWNS

Weather. cloudy. track. fast.
Second Race Head sea.
Fourth Race Dolly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12

g. Stroock a. Go. declared a
iiVidend Of 81 payable July p
n stock ~ record July 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Better
Health
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

/ AM writing al the time lof
i the meeting Of medical So
cieties and the national socie-
ties. / have been attending
them for 30 years OF more and
have always found them slim
ulating. progressive and in
telligent Naturally there has
been some change in things AS
time has gone on. / would
like 10 quote from the New
York State Journal of Medi-
cine as follows:
you will never operate
under a carbolic acid shower"
doctor Lister. who intro
duced antlsepsis. did that and
surgeons followed the practice
for many years) You will
probably never carry a cath
eter In the swaziland OF your
hat.
You viii never see tan bark
on the streets around hospitals
To prevent noise or bales Of
oakum and peat moss in hos
pital corridors to be used as
over-dressing for infected
wounds. You will probably
never see 100 cases Of typhoid
in a row or five in one family
die OF diphtheria in one and
One-half hours"
Forty years ago typhoid
and diphtheria were among the
the commoneSt OF diseases and
we were then just beginning
10 learn 10 prevent them. Now
they are things OF the pastI
OLD DISEASES CROP Up
AT our 1911 meeting I'm
Buffalo YOU will not see sin
gle tracheOtOmy demonstrated
or one case Of diphtheria in
tubated. Yet at the time OF
the eighty-first NEE ng.
O'Dwyer's tubes were the
surgeons hope. or his expe-
riences. Jacobi wrote: Nearly
5000 tracheotomies, 1900 ter-
minated in death Fifty-four
years"
So those old diseases will
not be seen but we must con-
tinue to work 10 prevent them
because nobody knows when
danger will raise its head. We
have conquered the water
borne diseases. but We must
continue TO keep the water
clean.
Insect borne diseases are al
ways likely to crop up when
filth and disorder recur in the
world. ! read in the news that
Red Cross doctors having de-
loused Serbia and thus pre-
vented the ravages OF typhus
fever, have gone over into
Spain where typhus mot ~
phoid) is said 10 be epidemic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-01

r5nn ~ f1sst. sass ctins5ia o.
fsils tsotfF tk1r Aasres -,
IL. $500. a. *: !. !. 1890 sI-s.s
1shgtife Ak4kns ~ l. Ns4en -
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Afrf hes4 vi h arAhs Hlea 81
Agss resssps ssrzal i7ff fsr1ss', sals
sss1 KAN. .esa te.Assss. ~
MkAs Nscaft tfsf 1880, y.
f-fseaf cf,seF 49, tsrsks -
AnfssF ossLsts Asafsto4 IeFee 1s.ss
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