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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-03
In The Sick Room

Mrs. James p. Cosgrove has re-
turned from ST. Joseph's Mercy
Hospital. Ann Arbor, to the home
Of her daughter, Mrs Bernard
stitt. Her condition is somewhat
improved.
Harold Conrad, who 'or five
weeks has been IN a hospital at
Fort Slocum. y. Y, with rheumatic
fever is able to sit up Tor short
periods.
Mrs. W. c. Conrad. wLo as been
very i'll, is now much improved.
Mrs. Anna Ely is recovering fol
lowing a stroke She is with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Ely.
Mrs. Fred Dupont, ST, broke a
bone in her foot when she STUN
bled in her home.
Leland Gorton and daughter, LIE
lanel. futile Hill. returned Wednes
day evening from Kalamazoo where
they we're called by tle serious
illness of Mr.. Gorton's mother, Mrs,
Adeline Gorton. who suffered a
stroke Monday. Mrs. Gorton. who
had spent the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Alfred Halstead,
there. was taken to a Kalamazoo
hospital and is in a semi-conscious
condition
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Some Progress

New York, APR. Sup Soft
coal operators and miners returned
to conference at II a. m. today, hav-
ing made some progress" at a
night session toward ending the
work stoppage' OF 100000 miners
in II states
DR.. John r. Steelman. head of the
Federal Cancellation Service. an
nourced tie progress" at 12:25 a.
m. when the night session ended
He is participating in negotiaHons
-het1TeeFi-Fe eRtatt*es- of 81
soft coal producing associations
and the United Mine Workers Of
tHeric1 tCTO) which called the
men from the mines when its two
year contract with the producers
expired April /.
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Legal Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN, In the. Cir
cult court for the County or WASH
tenaw In Chancery. ....
Royal +. Garter, Administrator OF
the Estate Of Josephine cary ue-
ceased, Plaintiff vs. Cicero MillinaS-
ton, Thomas NJ. Town. Abigail Mill
ington relict OF Abel Milllngton'
Norton y. ,kowley. samuel hllP g',,-
rick, Co. nelius, McGarty Cornel US
Everett Sarah Hawkins. Sarah a.
Hawkins. Wolcott Lawrence. AdiSou
Fletcher. Addison Fletcher. or their
unknown heirs, deviseeS, legatees
and assigns. Defendants.
At session of said Court held IN
the Cou.t House in the city of>Ann
ArDor In said County on the 5lst day
Of Marci1.- A. b.-is+l,
Present: Honorable George W..
Sample Circuit Judge.
In this cause IL appearing from
the affidavit on file. that the where
abouts Of the Defendants, after dill
gent search and inquiry, a. e un-
known. Thereto. e, upon motion OF
William De HAN. Attorney for
Plaintiff IL is ordered that said de-
PENDANTS and their unknown heirs.
devisees, legatees and assigns cause
their appearance to be entered IN
this cause within tn. ee months from
the date of this order, and in de-
fault thereof. that said BIZ of Com
plant be taken as confessed by the
said defendants. their unknown heirs,
devise :. legatees and assigns
1t is further ordered that within
twenty days plaintiff cause copy
Of this order TO be published in the
Npsilanti Daily Press, newspaper
printed. published and circulated in
said county. said publication to be
conducted therein once In each week
for six weeks in success sion.
George ". Sample, Circuit Judgc.
Luella NJ. Smith. Clerk Of the
Court
TAKE NOTICE. that this suit in
which the foregoing order was duly
made. involves and is brought TO
quiet title to the following descrih-
ed piece or parcel OF land situated
and being In the city Of Npsilanti,
Wa shteuaw County, Michigan
The west half Of Lot $50, o. iginal
plat. CITY Of lpsilanti Was htenaw
County. Michigan
William be Ham. Attorney for
Plaintiff. business address: Ypsi-
lanti. Savings Bank Building, Ypsi-
lanti Michigan.
Adv l-5I5
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Poultry

Detroit, Mich. Apr. Poultry:
market steady. Hens SIG lbs up. lSc;
under 5i2 lbs. 2Oc: leg'orn hens, 3
lbs up, lie; cocks, 10q12c; stays,
lie; rock broilers. 2ia lbs up, &c;
leghorn broilers. Ia lbs up, COO;
CT pons. 7 lbs up. Zee; under Z lbs,
23c: ducks, white. lbs up, l9c.
No unloading of poultry efore 7
a. m. or after 3 p. m. Saturdays, no
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ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR
HEARING CLAIMS

40. ulboo
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro-
bate Court for the County of Wash
tenaw
At session Of said Court, held at
the Probate office in the City Of
Ann Arbo,. in the said County. on
the l1trN day of March A. D. 1874.
Present, honorable Jay @. Pray,
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
Evelyn Diekerson, Deceased
1t appearing to the Court That the
time for pres entation of claims
against said estate should be limit
ed, and that a time and place be APP
pointed to receive. examine and ad-
just all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court.
1t Is Ordered. That creditors Of
said deceased are required to pre-
sent their claims TO said Court at
said Probate office on or before the
2ith day of May a. d. 1871. at
ten o'clock in the forenoon. said time
and place being hereby appointed
for the examination and adjustment
OF all claims and demands against
said deceased
1t is Further Ordered. That pub
lie notice thereof be given by publ
cation Of copy OF tAis order for
three successive weeks previous TO
said day of hearing, in tine Ypsilanti
Daily Press. newspaper printed
and circulated in said County.
JAY G. PRAY. Judge of Pro-
Adv 4-4Os
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IN WALL STREET
STOCK MARK EFT
OPENS HIGHER

New York. Apr. SINS The
stock market oDere1 higher to'ay.
In cont nuation Of yesterdays
late recovery.
Trading was moderately active.
and blocks of 1000 shares and
more occurred in opening transac-
tons in y. Y. Central, Pullman and
Socony-Nacuum.
Bethlehem opened a point high
et in better market for steel
shares, and DUPONT was up almost
as much.
Atchi2on appeared frequently on
the tape in rails at slightly high
er prices. L. 5. Rubber also was
active and up frac;ionally. Amer
lean Telephone slipped a fraction.
Oils were firm.
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WAR CABINET

CONTINUED from Page One)
protest before State Department
replies had been issued to the
FIRST ones. and by the German en-
bassy's action in releasing the
text of its original protest
;. Sir Arthur Salter, British
shipping expert. was due today. He
seeks to hasten the transfer #
American me chant ships to Br.-
tain under the lend-lease law. OF.
ficials forecast early transfer Of
American tonnage.
6. No details were known here
but considerable significance was
attached TO conversations in Manila
between Air Chief Marshal Sin
Robert Brooke-Popham. commanl-
er-in-chief OF all British forces n
the Far East, and high L. S. Army
and Savy officials. Observers be-
lieyed general discussion Of
British-American cooperation in
defense OF joint interests in the
Far East was in progress.
:. Isolationists fears that the
United States might soon convoy
supply ships to Britain were e.
hected in the introduction OF sew
eral bills in Congress to forbid
conveys.
S. Further efforts 10 weld strong
Western Hemisphere defenses
were seen in the Navy Depart
ment's invitation 70 naval chiefs OF
II Latham erican countries to in
spect L. :. naval activities.
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YpsiLanti Briefs

each in municipal court Wednes-
day evening from Kalamazoo where
Keith Williams. -Hillsdalei Ralph
Mckee. Allen Park Miss Mae
Hlavin. David Harris, Npsilanti;
Francis Schonholer, Dearborn;
Kenneth Htrschiieb, Plymouth.
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Lewis Coleman Opens New
Furniture Store in CITY

Lewis Coleman today Is announc-
ing the opening Of his new furn
ture store at 81. y. Huron St. NJ.
Coleman has had considerable ex-
per!ence in handling home furnish h.
-Ings.
Furniture made 90 order VIII je
-festgFe- efr-ltis-A tfstnrSs ana NJ
announces that customers my be
taken direct 10 furniture factories
where selection may be made.
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RIO DE JANEIRO-UP- The
Italian freighter Himalaya arrived
today and according to port au-
thorities it had come from CHS
imaio, Italian Somaliland.
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LONDON-AP- The admiralty
announced today Indian warships
had reinforced the British Indies
'leet Landing troo7s and supplies
IN tn Eritrean coast and doing
patrol work.
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ST R|KES

CONTINUED from Page One)
signs reading Let's Make Ford
American and other slogans.
Suffering from arthritis. leaning
on a cane. Dewey received news
men IN smoke blue hotei room in
Detroit. seven miles from the EN-
battled plant early this morning and
announced the outcome OF last
nights negotiations.
we had a very friendly confer
ence for several hours. he said
but we have reached no conclu
sions on any matter in dispute as
yet because a considerable part of
the time was consumed in discuss.
ing some con usion that arose over
the agreement made with Governor
Van Wagner that the plant would
be closed during mediation and that
maintenance and office people
would re called back to work. These
matters definitely were straight
ened out
He said that about 1900 office
workers and maintenance men
would be admitted to the plant dur
ing the mediation period by agree.
ment with the union.
Dewey said he and the state me-
diators got into" the fundamental
questions of the cause of the strike
and what agreements are neces.
sary t. get $4,000 workers back to
production lines.
Some matters were discussed
that the company will think over
during the mig t." he said. His
next meeting with the company was
at II a. m. today, and with the
union, at p. m.
Police Patrol
While the mediators talked to
the disnutants. 200 state policemen
patroled the two,square-mile River
Rouge plant area here. Company
spokesman said nearly 5000 EN-.
ployes still were in the plant, sleep
ing in improvised barracks and fed
on foodstusfs run through the block
ade yesterday by the freighter Hen
ry Ford II, The freighter's skipper
loaded the food at Toledo Tuesday
night when he was informed of
the strike,
Lights in the plant went out late
last night and the company said
it would not attempt to continue
production II is working on a large
order for Army "blitz buggies." tiny
armored reconnaissance cars. part
of 1854, 10000 in defense orders
held by the Ford Company as
whole
Dewey had cut short his efforts
to bring about an understanding
between Ford and the union last
week to go to his Chester, Pa
home to get his arthritis treated.
When a strike was called Tuesday
night and fighting reached riot pro.
portions around the plant yesterday
he flew back.
Governor Van Wagner paved
the way for the efforts OF Dewey
and a three-man board-Thomas j.
Donahue chairman of the Michigan
Labor Mediation Board; John d.
Lynch. regent of the University OF
Michigan: the Rev Albert Poet
ker, dean OF the University OF De
troit.
Obtains Pledges
Van Wagner had obtained these
pledges:
From the union: To call off
massed pickets and refrain from
automobile barbados around the
Rouge plant
The company promised to make
no attempt to reopen the plant
during the mediation period"
Both promised-"To cooperate
with the Michigan State Police
In maintaining law and order dur.
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AFL Protests

Detroit. APR. 3-INS-Seventeen
labor unions affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor to-
night protested to President Roose-
veit and the office OF Production
Management the action of r. J.
Thomas, president OF the UAW-CIO.
Who asked that future defense con
tracts be diverted from the Ford
Motor Company.
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SAIGON. French Indo-China--
APP The last japanese military
forces remaining in southern In
do-China will depart tomorrow,
Japanese authorities informed the
French Indo-China government
today.
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Butter and EQus

Detroit, Mich, Apr. 8
Blu best creamery In tubs
.33634c.
EGGS - Current receipts. zoe;
dirties. 1Sl2c; checks. lSAc.
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COUNT TE[EK|
CONTINUED from Page One)

All Hungarian schools were
closed in honor OF the departed
statesman.
The Catholic newspaper Ujuem.
-zedek commented:
Count Teleki gave a wonderful
example Of self-sacrifice His per-
sonal tragedy becomes the tragedy
of the whole nation at this mo-
ment."
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Fruits

Detroit, Mich, Apr. 8
APPLES- Mcintosh. No. :, 1880
l50 bu.; Delicious. No. :. $1.40O
10 bu., Jonathans. No. /. coca
Sl25 bu.; Northern Spies. No. /,
$l50ml.75 bu
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VEGETABLES

Vegetables
Detroit, Mich, Apr. 6
CARRoTS-No. l. 70GS0c bu.
CABBAGE--No. ]. S1.2511.60 bu.
BEETS-No. /, 40660c bu.
POTATOES New No. !. 6599Oc
In.
oNIoNS-No. /, dry, 9ocdSl.25 90
lbs.
RUrABAGAS-No. /. 500 75c tu.
PARSNIPS-No. l, 6Oq75c bu.
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ORDER APPOINTING TIME ron
HEARING CLAIMS

STATE OF MICHIGAN The Pro-
bate Court for the County Of Wash
tenaw.
At a session Of said Court. held at
the Probate office in the City Of
Ann Arbor in the said County. on
the Fist day Of Ma. ca A. ID. 1871.
Present. Honorable Jay G. Pray.
Judge of Probate.
In Ne Mntfnr ~ thn Eatnta Of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-03

MANILA-UP- American mill
tary and naval chiefs held a full
dress conference on far eastern de
Tense situation today after pre-
liminary talk between American
and visiting British chiefs Sir
Robert Brooks-Popham, British
commander in chief in the Far
East, first conferred with Adm
Thomas c. Hart, commander in
chief Of the American a static fleet.
and Mai. Gen. George Grunert,
army commander In chief.
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le matter OF lue EsSthte OF
Hannah Evans, Deceased

II appearing to the Court that the
time for presentation of claims
against said estate should be limit
ed. and that time and place be APP
pointed TO receive. examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court:
1t is Ordered. That creditors of
said deceas ed are required to present
their claims to said Court at said
Probate office on or befo the
10Th day of June A. II. 1871. at
ten o'clock in the forenoon said time
and place being hereby appointed for
the examination and adjustment Of
all claims and demands against said
deceased.
II is Further Ordered. That pub
lie notice thereof be given by publ
cation of a copy Of this order for
three successive weeks previous TO
said dar of hearing in the fpsilanti
Daily Press. a newspaper printed
and circulated In said County.
JAY G. PRAY, Judge Of Pro
bate.
Ia a
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Completes Training

Completes Training
David r. Gauntlet, 2o9 summit
St. has completed his advanced
pilot training sponsored by the Ctvil
Aeronau Authority at the Uni-
versity Of Michigan. Before he lett
the University 10 enlist in the Navy
Mr.. Gauntlet was enrolled as
Junior in the Architectural College
Of the University.
Drivers Pay
The following motorists paid 81
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Pleads Guilty

Ypsilanti state troopers Fred
Bavids AMI Wallace H. Teddy Ned
nesday arrested Max Fingeroit, To-
ledo. d., in Ann Arbor for possess.
ing indecent literature. He pleaded
guilty before Justice Jay II. Payne
there and was fined S35. Fingeroif
had been peddling his Illegal wares
around schools in Saline and other
Washtenaw towns. He was finger
printed and released on payment OF
his fine His materials were con
fisCated
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Daily Market Report

Grain
Detroit, Mich, Apr. 8
WHEAT-No. : req. III CARROTS,
SIC.
BARLEY-No. /, feeding. soc; new
mailing, JSd CSC.
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Before the voter leaves the cleo
ton booth he-should fold the ballot
in such a way that the initials (
the inspector may be seen on the
outside.
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BIRTHS

Alvs TAYLOR. 1928 wilkins.
GLADYS Todd 203s Halleck
Ruth Troy, s3s McDougail
Berfice Talluto. 2735 East Vernon hwy.
Helen White. 9i1i LYON.
Dorothy Wick. 2ls Division. River Rouge
Mary Wynne. 1900 Frankfort. Z,
Rernice Wapinski. 7f37 Kern
Dorothy Wruna. a6l East Wills.
Bernice WOicik. 1900 Central
Rernice Watkins. Asi Erskine.
sadie Woods 1927 Saratoga.
Birdie August. 2242 Blaine
Beatrice Adams s637 M Elliott
Mary Barry. 1887 Tuxedo.
Jane stratton. 62i7 Calhoun. Dearborn.
Catherine nIrchan. 1890 Sarena
Marian Beckwith. ma Rossiter.
Grace Bayer $40 Palmer.
Clara Charron. s054 Burnette
Isabelle Gayley s66h BeeChwood
Helen David. 1873 East Canheld
Esther Dalton. $500 Romeyn
Harriet Emerich. 1896 Colingwood twinsl.
Esther Frady. Ia Sihley
Mary Frank. 22f25 Tenny, Dearborn.
Caroline Green. 1886 Maxwell
Madeline Georges. 1905 Dean.
Stephanie Grezlk. 3s44 Junction
Laura Herbert .lO725 Mckinney.
Mary Hoyer. 1889 Wayburn Crosse Pointe
Florence Jensen. 1893 Hasse
Mary Kirby. 1852 Helen
Mary KorandA s06l American.
Mildred Kaiser 1922 Marlowe.
Helen Ludwig i2es5 Wyoming
Sarah Mckee. l2035 San Jose, Redforc
Township.
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). Red Tape
.Bd|ks Delaney

Al Delaney's appearance as an
opponent of Roscoe Toles July %
at the Arena Gardens Bowl is con-
tingent upon sanction Of United
States immigration authorities and
Boxing Commissioner John J.
Hettche.
Delaney was 70 have appeared
at the commission offices yester-
day for Hettche's sanction, along
with Toles. Toles appeared. but
the Canadian heavyweight cham
pion was detained al the border.
Delaney. il appeared, had over
stayed his leave in this country
while boxing in New York some
months ago. He claims 10 have adj
iusted his difficulties Detroit
border guardians have wired New
York for confirmation. and, If II is
SubStantiated, he may be admitted
Wednesday.
"If Delaney u out ~ shape,
I'll order him 10 train here for
at least 10 days before the bout"
HettChe said.
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Powers Wins
Pave|e(

Jimmy Powers. 250-pound An
Inunciation Slugger pounded out a
|three-round decision over Ted
IPavelec. former University of De-
Itroit tackle in the feature bout on
the Dearborn Boys Club benefit
show last night at Fordson
Stadium.
Pavelec started strongly, but
Powers Strengthened him with
hard rights near the end Of the
first round and held the advan-
tage the rest of the way.
Knockouts were scored by Len
Crimson of the Dearborn Boys
Club. who stopped Ed Dean of
Highland Park Recreation al the
END of the first. and Tom Flynn,
Holy Redeemer veteran. Flynn
was given a technical verdict over
Earl Cartright of Chevrolet, who
protested when Referee John
Weber stopped the fight in the
second round.
Other results:
13s pounds-Frank Wright. Chevrolet.
defeated Don Tasehan. Dearborn Boys
Club.
100 pounds--Ioe Thayer. Holy Redeemer.
defeated Barney Latore. Ann Arbor A c.
1875 pounds-John Cipoione Dearborn
BOYS Club. defeated Herb sills. Ann Arbor
"A. e
$50 pounds Butch o'Hara. Dearborn
BOYS Club defeated Jesse Ray. Brewster
1A7 pounds Tony AZzaro. Dearborn
Boys Club. defeated Nick MaraheaS. Dear
born BOYS Club
1875 pounds-Donald Doneran Dearborn
Bows Club, defeated Al Walsh, unattached
il2 pounds--Jerry Famaleri Dearborn
Roys Club. defeated Billy Stokes, Dearborn
Bows Club
ltion. defeated Ted Pavelec. ". OF u.
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BIRTHS

Katie Moore. 1857 East Fort.
Dorothy Neibel. 1880 Manning.
Emily Nash. 5000 Baldwin
Helen Norkavage. 1885 Trumbull
Marion Ruthenberg 5041 Radnor.
Nettie RAveschot. i3404 Chelsea
Mildred Rice. 2fs40 Bennett
Catherine Snitgen. i774 Robins
Helen Sifven. 60f Nlnewood WyandOtte
Mary schmid, 5ls2 South MAr,indaie.
Ann Vance $50 Continental
Mary Woodwork, 1882 Sixteenth.
GIRLS
Girls were horn 10.
Thelma Ayotte i26as Filhert
Helen Andrask 1882 81. Auhin. Ham
tramck.
Helen August, 2sOsi Hendris, Huntington
Woods
Dorothy Blythe 1853 Indiana.
Mildred Booth. 1859 Csss
Julia Barron, S6aS Winfield
Jean Bennett. li06s Essex Van DYKE
Helen Chasssr. 1909 Coplin
Matte Csjar 1898 Madison.
Lena Caniso. 3Si4 Willis
Louise Doster, $50 East Willis
Lucy Durkee. lis West Chesterfield Fern
dale.
verna Duvam. sOii Duncan. Inkaer.
Ruth Dean, 7247 Hupp, Van DYKE.
Zelda Eisenberg. 3275 Glyun court
June Fleming. i7742 Dix highway. Melvin
Msriiyn Fox. 52i2 coplin.
Estelle Grisham. 1888 Patton
Margaret Griffin. else Goodwin
Camilla Krumm. 1850 znoW Hamtramck
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BIRTHS

Marssrst Freshman, Martin on The Lake
St Clair shores N
Cordelia Gregg AL McKinstry.
Jeanne Goeschel 1920 East state Fair.
Anna HuiKdOs 1885 Jane.
Cecilia Heck $500 Lemay
Virginia Henderson 2s95 Waterloo
Mary Hicks 1892 Leland
Clara Hsnna seas Appoline. Dearborn.
Helene Hathaway, 1851 Edmore drive.
Frnestine Justice aO36 Delmar.
Pearl johnson. i2s5s Barlow
Nuella Klinkman. 1913 Beaconsfeid
Priscilla Kaeseman, 1888 Troester
Esther Kolh 26i2 Hardwood
Regina Kadzynski. fOi2 Thirty-Finh
Casmira Kurkierewicz. l250l Stringhan
court.
Virginia Kararian,s 1892 Roosevelt
Ethel Lewis. gte MedhurN
Eafline LoNeless, 1881 Cameron.
Helen Lewis. 500 West Milwaukee,
Edna Marah. 1903 Boniteau.
Bertha Munson $500 Berkshire
Martha O'Connell. $3.50 Sixteenth
Dolores O'Rren. ast East Forest.
Marion O'Guin. 2ii9 Hart
Sara Opperer, 2060 Blaine.
Anne Parker. 1912 West jefferson
Henrietta Preuss, 26O4l Helene ROYAL Oak
Fiossie Pyles, 1921 strlnghsm court
Jean Rubin. 1S6s7 NorthlaWn.
Cecile Reich, 1895 Superior
Beatrice Smith. 2325 East Grand Blvd.
Catherine Siabnsu 1855 Addison.
Victoria Sikora. $3.50 ogden.
Albina Sabine. 1872 ST Clair.
.Tessie Szmlinsh 1885 Grandy
Hazel seimm, $50 West Vernon highway
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BIRTHS


Elizabeth Godstein. 1888 West Phn.dsl-
pha
Dorothy Groehsls. 743S Cashmere. Ham,
tramck
EVELYN Hamilton, sOs4 Parkdsl.. Royal
Oak.
Loretta Hunt, $40 West Ten Mi. ro.d.
ROYAL Oak
Virginia Isanhart 1880 Brains.
Lola Jenkins i7s5s Hull
Alice Johnson, 1873 East Lafayetts
Mildred Korn 5000 Blaine
sophie Kosciussa $685. Michigan
Eleanor Lukasik. 1899 Iowa
Helen Lyme '7O6 Mohawk Dearborn
VITA Lipari. 2645 East Lafayette
Hedwig Markley. 1873 Warwick.
Annie Martin, 1927 Twenty Fourth -
Mary MENDOZA 1892 Cameron o.
Willie Macon $50 West Milwaukee.
Elsie Motley. SOS Farview
Kathryn MacInnis i5O65 Evanston
Betty Wander Muellen, 1885 Batavia Royal
Oak,
Mona Niebrsnd. 2o37 Magnolia.
Elizabeth Nowak. 1926 Thirty-Fir
Doris Piette. 1854 Pennsylvania
Marriannia Pelino, 522 Fraser. River
Rouge.
Edna Rajkovich. 3s77 Manis,iqus
Beatrice Reese 1891 ST. Aubin.
Marion RYAN. 5l26 Fourth.
Lottie RybarL 1883 Orleans
Estelle Redmsn 1922 East Forest,
Bertha Rogeeman. 41fl Neff road.
Martha shirley 92i West Philadelphia
Dorothy Schweikle 1923 West Hancock
Frances Smiley. 81 Woodlawn. Royal Oak.
Dorothy Simm, 37i7 Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
WhirIdwdy Ready
For $4,000 Special

CHICAGO. July Is GNS) -
Trainer Ben Jones today pro-
nounced Whirlaway. king Of the
three-year-olds. FIT for his initial
1871 Chicago track appearance in
a $1,000 special event tune up
for the $4,000 Arlington classic n
week from Saturday
In todavS milo and an eighth
whirl. Whirlaway VIII compete
against Dandy FoN. a Calumcnt
Stable tcammatc. To n Tee Daily
Trouble and Cadmium.