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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-04-18
~
from the
Democrats Pen

Well, Sir, I'd like for some of you
people to tell me why l should have
received the following clipping? 1t
was taken from Virginia paper, and
it contains a rather unusual story a
bout dogs. Strange the sender should
have thought l would be interested,
isn't it? Here's the layout:
Detectives L. A. Broughton and
B. E. Andrews of the Portsmouth po-
lice department were searching in
colored graveyard. They were look
ing for bootleg liquor on the strength
of tip they received via grapevine
telegraph" that some bootleg stuff
had been concealed in a cemetery-of
all places.
They had searched good part of
the graveyard and were looking a
round other spots in that very dismal
place when one of the detectives
CHANGED to spy something. At about
the same moment his companion Off
Ger also observed something some
what more than singular, as it were.
"Holy smoked" they calculated in
chorus. 'Do you see what 1 see?"
The two detectives started along
path toward a marble slab over the
last resting place of a colored citi-
zen who departed this mortal earth
some years ago. A dog had sudden
ly appeared from out of nowhere,
and, after a baleful glare at the de-
tectives skulked away. Didn't that
dog come out of that grave?" Detec-
tive Broughton inquired.
at sure looked like it," Detective
Andrews replied.
The officers proceeded to investi-
gate, pronto. Approaching the mar
BILE slab, they looked down and discov-
cred that large hole had been dug
under the slab over the grave. Bend
ing down and peering into the hole
they saw-believe it or not-a litter
if puppies near a hole in the coffin
in the grave.
"Holy moke!" the detectives ejacu-
lated again, only this time with more
emphasis.
The grave was rather shallow.
There was a large entrance hole in
the coffin. The puppies were whim-
pering plaintively. Down under the
marble slab, either in the coffin or
just outside of it, the little puppies
had been born.
The detectives had secured the
graveyard for the reported bootleg
liquor cache with no success, and so
they journeyed back to police head
quarters with this tale of "dogs liv-
ing in grave" Yeah, there were
puppies born in a grave, they said. So
they took an unbelieving reporter out
there to that very dismal place to see
for himself.
he saw ..
AS the two detectives and the news
paper reporter approached the grave
Continued on Page 81
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-04-18

Miss Elizabeth Payne, of Pocomoke
Inn, celebrated her 18th birthday
Monday at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Selma Camper in Nassawadox,
Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Pick Aides
Midget
Races

Technical assignments for the
loo-lap Midget races at the Coli
scum Saturday night were an
nounced today by Clyde Boyer.
Bill Mitchell, famous starter,
will handle the flags. Bill Temple
will handle the timing and scoring.
Chief pit steward will be Ray
Furze. while registration OF driv-
ers and issuing of pit passes will
be under The care OF Howard Jen-
ningS. former dirt track star.
The clay surface of the track
has been treated with calcium
chloride and other chemicals. in
surlng a smooth. dustless surface.
Boyer said he expected at least
so. possibly more entries. for the
race which carries not only a
81 500 purse but trophy emble-
matte of the worlds championship.
Art Hartsfeld of Detroit, Wally
Zale Of Chicago. and Ray Richards
of Highland Park, ILL.,. previous
l00-lap winners this year, are pre-
race favorites. but with Tony Will
man. Teddy Duncan. Jake Jacob
son and Bob Muhlke driving. any
one can win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lloya Amsbaugh, 81; Loretta Jscht 20.
Joseph A. Arnett. "a; Lucille A. Boseo. 10.
John r. Haine. "a; Anne Mcclesry. 81.
Herman Desmarais. "a; Elizabeth Pfeiffer,
10.
Roger Everaert. 20: Pauline Pfeiffsr. IT..
Herman Friedman. SIS; Sarah Akum. -.
sulo W. Mskinen, -; Dorothy L. Colombo.
10.
Ernest d Jones. %: Dorothy Barnwell, 20.
J. d. Hook. 20: Eleanor szafranic, "a.
Joseph Missikaitis, "a: Martina senessel.
is.
Rob.r, L. Talbot. %: Muriei J. Beck. a.
Arthur Bachman. 26. Lois T. Goodman. rs.
Victor Kotwicki. IS Ernestine Guzicki. IL.
Donald Z. Clark, 81: Maude X. schilz, rs.
Harry NJ. Denyes Jr., %; Dorothy Mat
thevs, ~.
JOSEPH Bieszewski. az: Helen Hsrdriej. ~.
Arnold see %; Terezita shirey. al.
Aubrey Phillips. 80: Bessie Pukys, u.
Chester NJ. Hsrdesty, "a; Grace 4, Unruh.
Gerald n Smith. 20; Msrsar., Topping. Is.
p. Earl wenman, IS; Theresa Loveouest.
Brady S. Brenton. %; Wilma 3. Preston,
Joseph z. Har,h. a; Emily Sweeney. 80.
Melvin J. Reinhard. al: Rhoda O. Koch. as
Martin VI switzer 2s Sarah Bermsn. e6
William F. Mecombs. %: Arvella seerist,
20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Stroh, Briskie
Set Pin Pace

Stroh stands first in the Paris
Sweepstakes today in consequence
Of 3053 total shot last night at
Palace Recreation, Cass Grygier
had games of 221-20l- 246 and SOS
to set the Stroh rhythm. but Eddie
Briskie of Ritefires coffered
233-210-21S for 672 and the tour
nament's high series to date.
In addition to the S20o-first
prize and a $50 trophy donated by
Bob Thyme. there is $500 addi-
tional up. all the entry money
going back into the tournament
except for the bowling fee.
Bowl-O-Drome. Mt. Clemens,
dropped to second place with
1916. Fort Boulevard is third with
2957. Ritefires' 2942 put them in
fourth and Chene-Trombly held
fifth with 1881. Twentieth Gen.
fury started with 1854. They
wound up with 1902. The Twents
had one of those nights where all
threw strikes but the pins got up
again.
Adolph Konapka of Ritefires
clicked for 629 with 256 as his
best game. The tournament ends
March 16.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
oAKLAWN PARK
What's the Answer?

TRUE or false magnum contains three quarts OF liquid?
Pin legend who was the twin brother of Romulus?
"a historical question: What countries made up the Triple
Entente?
Newspaper mention of the Victoria Cross brings the queen
of that name to mind Who her consort?
5-In yaw where is the nizzenmast located forward
rear?
6-What musical instrument does a tympanist play?
TEAM up the following length with the proper
countries: (a) verst; (b) Sc.
on Editorial Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

BOYS
Boys were born to:
Virginia Blsckman,. 1000 Christy.
Lucille Becher, 6053 Maxwell
Darlene Clements 22l0 sturtevant.
Victoria Chura, 4175 Oliver
vinabelle Curell. 2441 Stanley.
Mary Cunningham, 20050 Piccadilly.
Mildred Chircop, 1883 Leverette.
Kathleen Casselton. 1917 Birwood.
Angela Casey. 1890 Lumpkin.
M 4:5s PnSPop ssss t baso Maxwell
Ralpha Dunn. 3402 Baldwin.
Dorothy Embach. 1882 Greenwich.
Theresa Fancher. 1882 Heyden.
Evelyn Fouehey. 1881 Rad.
Amy Hllman, 1885 East Lafayetts.
Geraldine Harrow, 1858 Webb.
Florence Haas, $500 Taylor.
Catherine James. 1929 st. Clair.
Nancy Key, 26l Watson.
Hilda Kapanowski. 7i42 Edward.
Iqns KeR9 2sSs2 Reyn9s, j H1.. Park
Lotte Kulpa. 1884 stockton.
Mary McCracken. 2ss Msnistique.
Cleta Van Panel, l24ss conwiIer, Van
sophie Ryba. 5o5l Casper.
Janet Ray. 2o1s Florence.
Mabel Smith 1924 Kentucky.
Florence Starr. 227 Hague.
Gladys ST. Amour, 1919 Greyfield.
Thelma Sanders, 46e Henry.
Frances sawicki. 1885 Liberal.
BESSIE Tnomas, lfOOZ GODDARD.
Eleanor Thomas, 306s Fourteenth.
Lauretta fuller. 1877 Highland. Dearborn.
Hattie Travick. e2l3 Cameron.
Carrie Washington. 1853 East Lafayette.
Virginia Wunsche. 1882 Blake.
Stella Van Hulle. 10lss Woodlawn.
Elizabeth Wilson, 5000 Maybury Grand.
sigrid Weber. 1os20 schoolcraft.
Mary Wyka. 1926 Dwyer.
Norma Young, $500 Haverhili
Anne Yesta, 1926 Mackay.
Vera Zelenak. 1888 Wetherby.
Gertrude Zuver. $4,000 Avon.
Eos z esns 1 ssss M asmBor
GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Grace Bronson. 443 Massort, clawson,
Veronica Bortswick. 1921 Toledo.
Isabelle Brainard. 2704 Hogarth.
Cleo Campbell, q1s5 Philip.
sSs M... asi 5:eGss
Barbara Desmond, ais Bangor.
Mae Dubois. $3.50 Frontenac.
Florence Edford, e035 Marcus.
Shirley Earl. $40 Winding Dr., Pontiac.
Helen Forbes. 5lls Grayton.
Angela Galesky 1888 Ironwood.
Ruth Hansen, 5ol6 Parker.
Pearl Holland, 2O0f3 Northlawn.
Pauline lstrate. 9512 Dexter.
Eileen Jacobs. Gratiot Township.
Catherine Klein, l2722 Northawn.
Helen Kozara, 2e1s Montgomery.
Mildred Laney, 1921 Baldwin.
Esther Mays. 2o216 Kentucky.
Edna McLaughlin. 3ff2 Sheridan.
Oteai Ogletree. 10243 Delmar
Anna O'Connor, $3.50 Christiancy.
Virginia Ranno, 1721 Roslyn Rd., Crosse
Lottie Rostek. 1892 Norwalk Hamtrsmck.
Sally shaffer s721 Crocuslawn.
Martha scheuner 12943 Fielding.
irene Savage, 3646 F. Willis.
Eva Schultz, $50 Temple.
Rae schare, 1926 sturtevant.
Celia St John. 2009 Vinewood.
Marie Slaughter, 3s7t Scotch.
Frances Tatar. 1920 Lockwood.
Wanda udvars, 1885 Continental, Van
Helen usinSer.- h7o f. Saratoga. Ferndale.
Alice WIKI. 2l57 Belmont. Hamtramek-
Ethel Williams. 2o0i Monroe.
Virginia Young 1880 Appoline.
Rose Finger, 1883 Bradford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
DEATHS

Felix MushsIi. 562s Grandy, 81.
Nicholas sibineic, 1888 Concord, 81.
John McGovern, AM Avery, 81.
Joseph Hunter, 247l Parker, IS.
Lena Litman, 1is1o Ohio, so.
Rose Meier, 1l405 Mendoza. 65.
Augusta Ruehmkorf. 1882 West Grand
boulevard, So
Harry c. schstzlein, ei3o Lane, 81.
Adolphus r. Hayton, 1851 Blackstone, 70.
George Mines Nude, 500 Edison. 81.
August W. Taschner. 1873 West Porter. i6s.
Erskine McLeish, s72 Pallister, SO.
Jone Riback. 1923 Woodrow Wilson, IL.
Florence Lucy O'Gorman. 1889 Moenart.
66.
George Joseph Monarch. 13445 Sunset. 30.
Philip Lee, e46 Superior, so.
Helen Garrett. 1872 Lumley. ~.
William z. Tucker, 1853 Lumley, 70.
Feeble Efrom, 967 Theodore, 30.
Steve Pelak 5000 Grixdale, so.
Audrie r. Wilson. 1878 West Euclid, 50.
Josephine Bradley. Fort Shelby Hotel, 81.
Martha wolnikowski. 1887 Tillman, 80.
John J. B. Trx. 1851 Vinewood. IS.
Albert Northquist, s0so Mendoza, rs.
Fred I. Little. 6i32 Lovett, ~.
Sam Main. s1o3 Van Dyke. 70.
Mary Elizabeth Arteil. 1915 Chalmers 90.
Gerald Maletski. 6420 Clifton. 2.
Helen Marie McCartin. 154l4 Northlawn.
IL.
Jorgine Loren. 4s4 Cotton. Al.
Georgia woodall, 1887 Mclean. As.
Richard Jeter, lol1 owen. 10.
Joseph MadeJ 4s37 ST. Hedwig. 81;
John Nersesian. 1925 Trumouli. Highland
Hessein sadik. 73s st. Antoine. 50,
William E Tackabery, 2436 McGraw, u.
Margaret Ellen Green. sel7 Birwood IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Coach Wrong Again
At Least That's HoD 1t Looks As Dufours st Theresa
So Clears First Hurdle in State Meet
By GEORGE MASKIN

nament completed at Holy Re-
deemer Saturday. Yes-maybe.
But. there aren't very many who
will concur with Professor Dufour.
To the neutrals, class, and plenty
of it, enabled the Pirates to sweep
to victory-their tenth district
title in the last II years.
The same neutrals are con-
WINGED that if any team from De-
troit or the metropolitan area
pops down in front in the finals at
East Lansing a week from Satur-
day-that aggregation will be st.
Theresa.
Many can't see how the Pirates
can miss. They were in the finals
last year, losing to Traverse City,
and this seasons st. Theresa five
is considered a superior combina-
ton.
With 200 other survivors In dis
trict activity. st. Theresa starting
Thursday will step forth into the
regional phase Of the state meet.
The district kings" will be joined
by the Class A big shots" who,
because of their smaller numbers,
were exempted from contesting
last week.
On the Metropolitan front. the
regional spotlight will shine on
Fordson-where st. Theresa will
compete. and also Fordson, last
years Class A finalist-will bounce
into first gear with another strong
contender.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
BaVaridnsGiye
Their Stock
Big Boost

Bavarians trimmed German B,
20. in the seminal round Of the
City Soccer Cup matches. yester-
day at Solvsy Park.
The comparatively easy victory
over the German club makes the
Bavarians favorites in the final
match with the winner of the His
pano-Verhovay game next week.
The latter teams had to replay
their % tie in their first semi
final clash.
Emil Joseph was instrumental
in both of the Bavarians' goals.
He outwitted the German defense
and then shot quick pass 10
Fred Bauknecht. who scored the
first goal after Is minutes OF play.
Joseph was on the receiving end
of a neat pass from Bill Schirr-
macher for the second score.
The Germans seemed to wake
up a bit in the second half and
stopped the quick passing play
of the Bavarians. They made sew
eral drives on the Bavarian goal,
but the fine defensive work on
the part of fullbacks Joh n
Schmidtke and Paul Bohn kept
them from scoring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
WANTED

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for good paying position. Splendid oppor-
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Times Box B-s2os.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10

COLORED- or man capable com
piete charge small boarding house.
Steady; stay nights $50 monthly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10

Chapter one of the state high
school associations annual basket
ball tournament for 1941 has be-
come a matter of record.
And, so has George Dufour's reg
ular faux-pas act as prognosu-
Gator.
Professor Dufour, who's more
Familiarity known as Coach Dufour,
never has been known to call his
shots in respect to his st. Theresa
team during the state tournament.
"Why we don't stand a
chance" runs the Dufour line OF
chatter on the eve of each Mich
iPan meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
CYO Basketball
Results
CLASS A HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION

CLASS A HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION
81. Francis (Polish) 81, st. Florian IS.
81. Anthony 40. St Gregory 36.
CLASS h HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION
ST. Paul (Grosse Poinie) AZ, Visitation
81. David %. ST, Mary Masdslen tHszel
PARK al.
a. Our Lady Of Guadalupe Is.
st. Cecilia 30. St. Vincent -.
Annunciation Al, St. Rita 81.
ST. Catherine 81 st. Ladslaus 70.
Holy Rosary 80. Our Lady OF Sorrows II.
CLASS A LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISION
St Florian %. St Benedict Is
St John CAntius 40. St. Gregory 80.
CLASS p LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISION
St. Charles 30. Santa Maria %
st. Gregory 81 st. Margaret Mary rs.
Our Lady OF Mt. Carmel (DetroiD 81,
St. Edward 10.
Resurrection II. ST. Rose IS.
GIRLS DIVISION
st. Phillip Is ST. Gertrude II.
St Ladislaus 40, ST. Catherine IL.
ST. Rose 20 81. Paul IS.
St Casinr IS, St. Mary Nsgdalen II.
Holy Rosary 20. San Francesca p.
St. Rita %, 81. Gregory Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
YES. JUST LOOK!

Just look at our team" Du-
four annually starts out. Look
at II a couple of times.
Zone does-and also at the rec.
ords-and turns away convinced
Dufour has a powerhouse. one
which is bound to go placesO
THAT team we have has moth
ing to match the opposition we'll
face" Dufour states. Frankly,
we'll he lucky II they don't have
us on the sidelines after the
first game"
Maybe it was luck that carried
ST. Theresa right through all OBJ
stacles in the district Class B tour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Leahy Set
TO=Open
Practice
international News Service Wire

NOTRE DAME. II :. March 10.
Frank Leahy, Notre Danes new
football coach, will meet his squad
for the first time Wednesday at
the opening of Spring football
practice.
The first day will be devoted
chiefly to taking newsreels and
news pictures of the i941 squad
members, but -Leahy said he hopes
TO get down to serious drills on
Thursday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
DIVORCES

Estella Thompson from Allan.
Alfred Green from Joyce.
Harold r. Allen from Ethel.
Elizabeth Kramer from George ".
Mildred Govier from Joseph.
Betty Hatfield from Raymond.
Ernestine Bullark from Stanley.
Robert McTear from Sarah,
Samara Webb from Lafayette.
Lillian Dobeek from Henry.
Frank Smith from Ruth.
Dorothy Sanders from Charles.
George MCGEE from Velma.
Michael Philliparkis from Eva p.
Winifred stearns from Robert.
Hannah Schulman from Bernard.
Marie Aguillard from Henry.
Aida Oporto from Louis.
sherman Brake from Helen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
60 Boxers Called
As CYO Meet
Marks Debut

Sixty fighters have been called
for the first elimination program
of the sixth annual Catholic You'll
Organization amateur boxing tour
nanent tonight AZ the s.. Vim
cents Parish Hall. Fourteenth and
f1aiiZeiiiie.
Fourty-four Of the hattlers VIII
be making their debut as amateur
boxers. That number VIII paruci-
pate in the opening campaign Tor
the Glass c { h d m ? o n h p 5
Fighters in four weight divisions,
lls-pound through the li7-Pound
divisions. have been called.
In the novice or Class B division
Is prospective champions h {
been called. SIX lightweiehtS and
10 welterweights viii see action
IN that division.
The following have been called
for tonight -
- Il. pound H.. {iA'1 rrs1s7 n spS5rsS.
Georss Thomas s., Dominic Ralph sea
tor Blessed Sacrament Ear hsnzie u y
Feeeeney KID Croos s. Alphonsls Frans
Cough ir. ST.. Cecilia Johnny sApl'o' 81
i2s.pousd olsss-Jossph Malsr Guada.
iups Castor Ms-'3s. s.. 70" ard lanes
MARKHAM s. Mary ~ Redforc Barney
poetsch. HOLY Rsdeener. kusere sendiei
j. s. Dominic John Czytvrrok holy
Rssesmer F!don Price Guadalupe. pan
Tansisn s.. Alpnoonsus: George Woo1'
Jr 81 Le-. Don Wright - Luke A.
bert Ahee our Lady Of Help; John Ne
iss,p5an6 clsss--Jossph Walsh. st. Leo
Pa; Foley. s.. Lee. Tom b tns' aS,y re.
Az Bates Holy RsdsereI Lee Soeeel.
HOLY Redeener. HERNIA Holy Redesner
pArtei Johrs1n ST. Agnes John Hayes
81 Leo: Andrew knen. st Gabriel. Ainer'
o'Bryan 81. AGnes. Bob Phillips. Holy
isf-pound class-chArlss Carlson Jr.. 81.
Vincent Charles Barksdsle Jr SIS Peter
snd Paul william German, 81. Bernard
William KNOB ST Bernard Gene kon.
Holy Reaeemer; Ken Le~is 81 Aipnonse ".
Ausn MIler Guadalupe; Rocky Oliver. 81.
Fuzaheth. FaEe Price 81 Benedict Al
seeoro Epiphany. Gilbert Usher. Holy
Redeemer. Ntllo sensoH 81 Alphonsus.
CLASS y DIVISION
I3s-pound clAss-StewRrt kely, 81 Leo
Holy Redeener John Walsh. Madonna
Tom Anderson, St Cecilia; Richard Boyd,
Sacred Heart.
I47-pound class - Rufus Johnson. 81
Benedict James HALEY. Holy Rosary "a
Ridge Guadalupe DICK Schulz. ST: Al
nhonsus. George utter ST Joseph. Larry
Reauchsrp. 81 Vinoen; Tony Azzsro, st.
Aiphonsus James csrneght. ST. Elizabeth
JACK Gammell. St. Cecilia; Albert Dudley,
Guadalupe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10

EXPERIENCED man for all around green.
house work. Good propaEator. Lenox 1874
PLUMBER and steamh,teT with masters
license good references. Ieiepnons
Cherry 3ie6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Morton L. Friedman. IT; Sylvia L. Cohen
IS.
AsAlon Wood. Al; Pauline cacciapaIis. 81
Bruno WoznIak. 20: Sophie Tyl. 70.
Emanuel Rsichberger, IS. Blanche strick
stein. "a.
Frederick L. Gregory. s7i Ann Chadwick
10.
Lewis J. Krusell. 10. virginia Ksnipe. 10
Harry w. Olson, 26: Audrey Peterson, rs
Michael Joseph Muchmors. AZ; Marie Len
nox, IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
The knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA H. CONNOLLY

Can you tell how the following differ? a) corsage
(b) a cortege; (c) oortex
2-Wha are the first three words Of the preamble 10 the
Constitution Of the United States The second three The
last three?
3-Use the word SET in at least three different ways.
4-In what opera will you find: (a Sanuzza (b Gregory
0trepief (c1 Don jose?
b-Who the author of az THE Last Of The Mohcans"; b)
'The Last Days of Pompe c The Last of the Barons?
6-Who has said these words about marriage? a) Honest
marry quickly but wise do not ALL; (b) Let
not 10 the marriage of true minds admit mpedmens'
fc) Marry in haste, repent al leisure"
What would you be called t. You expert
puter of insurance risks (b) you Of legal age;
(e) you skilled in a mechanical art
ANSWERS Editorial Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Times Sweepstakes
Pin STANDINGS

CLASS A
stroh 1868
Chsne, rrOmbly Recreation sssI
Gofhel 1888
Lkhsrdt 1 Becker .s,e
SehIitr 2a17
MInett'. oIdbru zoos
Twentieth Century Recreation 1900
Woody Pontiac 2a77
Vernon 2sls
| -. Clair Linen 1908
Detroit Recreation fssa
X. Hin-Dodge Forge 1891
ssnter Five 2st2
Motor City Recreation 2sS1
Rainbow Tavern, Port Huron 2sSS
Budw eiser 1870
Pabst ASIA
sohulthei. Five 1898
Joe Bathey's Five 1891
/ >igismond 1H5S
BnI Born, Pirates 2sIs
3 Cottsr's DE Luxe 1888
Ford Tool and Die No. 10 1910
Unity Five 1903
Mack -Boulevsrd Recreation 1894
Northumberland 1898
Dept. Is tAW-CIO z7s4
CLASS d
Dodge Main Pirates 2fsl
Elgin Fiyt 1fl4
I Iernstedt Punch Press No. 2T4t
Ford Electrical 7fle
Gale Foundry. Albion 1893
Chevrolet support. Bay city 2sss
UAN-Loeal Ne. = spithres 7eas
Hicks stsE. springweils 1884
Fisher sedan 1891
Resdy Pover Service 1880
( CLASS z
Detroit Lubrieator Highlander LISA
Rainbow Recreation M. 1889
I.sdd's Five. Birmingham 1885
GoebeI 1875
Johnny's No. 2s20
sam Durkee't Five 2sl2
Dodge Hi-Hsts 7ei1
Tsrnstedt Stock and Transfer 1901
Currier Yam Dyke Office 25e1
Ford on and PANT 2sel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Scratches
International New, service wine
TROPICAL PARK

TROPICAL PARK
Weather. clear; track fast.
First Raee-Cherriko. Orcus. Rest
Awhile. Charming Sadie, Shore Leave,
Tee Gee.
second Raee-sir Quest. Ethel Blume.
Boy Baby. Bob's squad, NaIdina Jack,
Indian Penny.
Third Raee--Biushing Bride, Joe Pete,
Wee scot, Wise Dean, Villa Platte. Head
Sea
Fourth Raee-TBsak, The Thrush,
Taxes.
F1fth Race-HArp Weaver. Ringie, Miss
OUR.
sixth Race-Ah Post, Red Burr,
Brook Ii ndytiie.
Eighth Raee-Wooden Indian, Maspar
De salo. Geo. krehbiel. Redrock. Can
yen, Easter Holiday Cynte King.
OAKLAWN PARK
Second Raee-Broiler.
F1ftb Raee-Norma H.. Easiest Way.
Sixth Rsee-knee Deep
Seventh Raee-Cay sallie. Radio Wave.
Eighth Race-Frank c.
Ninth-sub Race declared off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Toledo Girls Win

TOLEDO. March 10.-The Blepp-
Combs girls defeated Maher Col
lege girls basketball team Of Kala-
macoo yesterday. 20 TO 4.