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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12
Educational
Situations Wanfed-Femois

Situations Wanfed-Femois
AVAILABLE for children; evenings, sun
DAYS holidays; complete charge. Call
week days only 1912 Tyler 5-26oi
BUNDLE family washing, ironing. 5s27
Malcolm tHarper Chandler Park. olive
643e.
BUNDLE family Wasnmg. specializing cur
tains blankets, shirts, silks delivered
Townsend 7si02-
BUNDLE family washing shirts special
izing (chiidren's ciothingl. reliable de-
livery Townsend 6-i66s.
EXPERIENCED coiored iaundTess wishes
day work: excellent ironer. references
Tyler 7-15j6.
EXPERIENCED girl wishes steady DAYS:
excellent references: -. cariare. Auan-
tic 2742.
EXPERIENCED girl wishes DAYS part
Time excellent lsundrsss. cleaner. Madison
QOS5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12

sUPERFLUoUS HAIR permanently de-
stroyed by Famous Wizard Stick: ONE
SIS treatment does the work no needles
root and follicle: particulars by mail.
Mack Company. 1921 Virginia Park De-
troit. Appointments Madison $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12

Al FAMILY washing, half flat. everything
/ ironed. i0c pound nendinE free Wood
ward Grand Laundry, Cleaners. Townsend
$4,000.
Al LAUNDRY--i5 pounds all nat ironed,
90c; all finished. lOc pound shirts an
ished, i0c. Central Uptown Laundry. Town
send s-207I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12
Help Wanted-fnstruction

AMBITIOUS men who would like TO be
come expert welders: We will train you
quickly in spare hours 20 qualify for Jobs
IN aircraft shipbuilding and other essen
tial industries. men .rained In gas and arc
welding have steady work. 'op wages
training includes actual shop practice .
free placement service wnte Tor facts
Utilities Inst. Box B-655s Detroit Times
IF YoU LIKE TO DRAW. SKETCH OF
PAINT. write for Talent Test (no feel
Give age and occupation. Box B-S556
Detroi, Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12
Employment Agencies

JONES Employment tI5 Beaubien-
Wants day workers: couples; porters.
maids. Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
RIVARD ENPLoYMENT-Expe col
ored maids, cooks. lsundresses. couples.
1892 Rivard. Terrace 2-9i63.
sTENoGRAPHERS AND BoOKKEEPERs
Both Junior and Senior for imme-
date openings. Apply az once
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
62O-21-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12
RRY $500 FOR DETROIT "QUCKACT0N WANT AID RESULTS
Personals

PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working
Doctor De swarte Rectal Clinic. 5O05 Cas-
avenue. Temple 1-2124.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
To Adriondscks

The young couple left on a
motor trip through the Adiron-
daCkS, the bride wearing a suit
Of coin green silk faille with "A
fitted Jacket. She wore chic
brown straw hat and accessories.
A corSage bouquet Of orchids
pinned 10 her shoulder com
plcted her costume.
The newly wcds will be max
ing their home in Pittsburgh
Another northend gIrl to
speak her vows i'm June IS Betty
Hoffman. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Earl J Hoffman of Eason
avenue.
Her marriage 10 Herbert &.
WoolSon is scheduled 10 take
place Thursday evening al $50
o'clock in the Woodward Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Herbert BeeChcr
Hudnut Will perform the cere-
mony
Parties for 'he popular young
bride-elect will continue right
up til that important date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
-Four WCTU Units
Meet This Week
CMsx Habrecht

FOUR units Of the Women 5
Christian Temperance Union
have meetings scheduled for
this week.
Excelsior viii hold business
meeting Tuesday al 80 p. m.
i'm the home of Mrs. Ella West,
Of Scovel Place. 10 be followe
by a program of music.
Mary r.. Hudson Union viii
close IT'S membership conteS' AZ
a luncheon meeting Wednesday
~ 1890 p. m. a, the Northwest
ern Baptist Church.
Puritan WOman'S Union viii
he entertained az luncheon Tues
day AZ 1890 p m by Mrs vii
liam J. Macdonald OF Outer
drive.
Anna Gordon Union. following
a luncheon Friday ~ II 30 p. m.
a. Mrs Stanley Bales house IN
Steel avenue, will hear an ad-
dress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

She wore her mothers veil Of
ivory bridal illusion.
Her bridal bouquet was Of
gardenias and lilies Of the valley.
Preceding the bride 10 the
altar were six attendants all
dressed alike in ice blue mar
quisette. The gowns were made
with drawString necklines and
bishop sleeves The skirts were
full and were attached 10 fitted
lace girdles.
Miss Helen Cheviron was her
sisters maid Of honor and Mrs.
Vincent Thompson was matrnn
OF honor. Bridesmaids included
the Misses Gertrude Sheridan,
Isabel De Clercq Mary Frances
Ward Of Syracuse, ~. Y and
Marjorie Gibbs.
The two honor attendants
wore large garden hats which
distinguished them from the
bridesmaids who were wearing
modified poke-bonnets.
All carried SheafS of red roses
tied with American Beauty saiIn
StTeamerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Cheviron,
Waller
Nuptio|s
BY THE DOwAGER

nUCHESSE satin in a deep
- ivory shade fashioned the
bridal robes of Mary Louise
Cheviron when she became Mrs.
Edward j. Waller. Saturday
morning in Gesu Church.
The Rev. FIR. Thomas Moore
read the rituals before an altar
decked with white larkspur and
delphinium. Palms and foo"
candelabra lined the chancel,
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian j. Chevrion
of Pontchartrain drive, and Mr.
Waller, who makes his home in
Pittsburgh. Pa, Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r.. Waller
of Sioux Falls. S. ID.
The rich ivory satin worn by
the bride was made with a high
marquisette yoke outlined by a
Bertha Of imported GhantilIy
lace. The basque waist flowed
into a VOiuminouS skirt worn
over a hoop and falling into n
peacock train caught al intervals
with OranHe blossoms,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
William O'NeiII Best Man

Mr.. Waller was assisted b
William O'Neill A hest man.
Guests were seated by Vincent
Thompson. Richard BuSken. vii
liam Morehard Robert Ellis.
William Sante. Michael Brennan
and Arthur BreSlin.
The brides mother chose for
the ceremony a gown OF mauVc
with a matching lace bodice =
mauve hat trimmed with match
ing flowers and veiled In a soft
green. Her flowers were green
orchids.
Mrs Waller was smart i'm n
rose marqulSette gown and
rose hat Her corSsge also was
comprised Of orchids.
Immediately following me
ceremony reception and break
fast for $50 guests was held at
the Detroit Golf Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Anita Louise With Tom Harmon

Tommy Harmon greatest hero for these last four
and lad who has brought fame Michigan through his striking
personality and ability football rlghuly
the B. NJ. o. Con his last night.
Anita Louise OF the who seemed be orybook
princess myea brought back 10 life and presented TO Tom
added the Prom
If cared forget that she really there for publicity
purposes SheS be Toms leading lady the
Harmon Of Mchgan) believe that this the
happy ending successful young who made good
because he his all into his taskand the highest honor
We told you Of all the committee members and their guests
last Hubert Wedman chairman escorted Ruth Gram Bill
Elmer and his wife the Maya Gzh Of Crosse Ponte
stepped the they furnish all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Decorated in White, Blue, Gold

Others Mr. and Mrs George Nader Grace Topping and
William NolmeT Virginia Barrows James Lau Phyllis Beck
With and Paul Rogers Keller Joe Johnson Phyllis
Waters and Fred DannenfelSer
Modern o-thepointedness was the theme in decorations
lengthy. almost stretches blue and
10th adorned ceilings Indirect lighting
the snguariy of 1t but striking
Young Detroit people who jgged the school
good numbers Many students imported dates from the big city
From Tr-Delt house the following gals escorted thus
Jane Grs~od by Jack Berner Betty rwod by Bob Nenroe
lcanorc Lobhan by Burt Weiman Sonia Pooway by Gerry
Martini Ellen Rhea Karl kee Miller by Ed King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Pi Beta Phi Girls With Detroiters

The P Beta Phi gals with Detroit phone numbers also
We noticed Pat with Joe Chaser Marsha karn
Bill Nichols Helen
Doris Mcrker Clyde Conn Annabele Van Wrinkle and DICK
Adams CSsre Reedl with Dllman Marge Mahon and
Dave Shellsy<and Betty Whitley with Port Brown
Alpha Phi house demonstrated usual popularity with the
male following representation kaufman with
Boo Boyle Janet Une with Langley Nok Grace Proctor with
Max Pitcher with Jack Emmett Joe Davidson with
Reed Hopkins with Charlton Rea, and Mary Mustard
Clark.
The Theta CHI boys and their dates Jack GraceY and
LII Bob Ethel Smith, Harln Frauman and
Keaey Hardy Kay Albe Gordon Dunee
Shirley IaSsard Jack Thomson with Jean Krise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Miss Roadstrum
A Recent Bride

A RECENT WEDDING was
that of Miss Margaret Road
strum and William Pankhurst.
The marriage took place at
Grace Evangelical and Reform
Church. Crosse Pointe. and was
followed by reception AT the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Gayer in Mckinley road.
The Gayers are. the BRIDE
groOm's foster parents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Engineers Wives to See
City Git During Convention

Greenfield Village will be Wis
tied on Tuesday and that eve
ming a banquet will be given
when the 1871 Morris Lehman
memorial prize will be awarded.
DR.. r. a. Firestone, professor
of physics at the University Of
Michigan, will give a lecture on
Tricks in Speech and Song, +"
using "A noYachOrd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

MARION MILLER, daughter
of Mrs. Sidney T. Miller Jr. OF
Provencal road has returned
from New York where she has
been visiting Nancy Randall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
1u1IAg SH1M

3lERs. FRANK WEBER MUNGER. wife of Captain Munger
IVA her flying visit home from camp Harve de
Gras Md. declared that she for army life She
enthusiastic about going with army Pacific
where Captain Munger will be in charge Of servicing
hti-aircraft guns.
Asked why the enthusiasm, she replied:
THE whole post is lots of fun love the social fethe
o and tennis and bridge the parties the officers club
he talk For the first time in life am able to relax
The Benjamin c. AddisonS collect miniature bottles Of
spirits and hare dozens and dozens of them grouped
little bar IN their lime green and rhfc HrRg
White mp her jauut to Florida, tbc Hrelg Florence
odded Sco 10 the collection Uhich also includes
numerous TIM bottles Of beers and 0lcs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Campus CaPers
Senior Prom Provid es
Final Fun at II. Of M.
ANN ARBOR, June q.


rs HAIL farewell the Class of 94l Thousands OF
III marched soemnIy to the platform old Ferry
Field Saturday night and received their walking papers
- from the University of Michigan
But they did leave without last grand fling at
fun In the of parties they have enjoyed during
bade goodby
for the last held the 1ntramura Build
where Glenn Miller did his wngngest provide the rhythm
list Of Detroiters endless. Not
but pndcassmen their best Summer regaa
and troed the hall 1t dance which left lovely memory
for those who the OUT and for those who hope
Fall join the Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
And Lots Of Independents, Too

We lots Of Independents The following clique started
the evening with party nearby Emile Gele managing
Michigan Daily, Frances Mendesohn; Irving
and Bud Dober Phyllis Present, Tom
Grcn and Marjorie Teller Bob Grekn and Shirley Zeuhtn
and Heryie Iiaufler with Charlotte Watkins.
comrade the good-by evening lie
had throughout
and i been a real gathering
items and sending Sc 10 you.
But for all say Hail and farewell"
We nope well be seem va. BETTY COED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Chrysler Guests

The women are 10 be guests
of the Chrysler Corporation,
Monday. at a luncheon followed
by a sightseeing trip. They
have been invited by Harper
Hospital to accompany the men
10 a lecture-demonstration, Mon
day evening, Of 'Gectronics in
Medicine.
The Edison Institute and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

WHILE their husbands are at
" tending sessions of the an
nual convention Of the Institute
of Radio Engineers 10 be held
June %, "a and 3 in Hotel
Statler. wives of delegates will
he seeing the sights of Detroit
and going to- luncheons and
teas.
Mrs. A. 3. Buchanan, wife of
the convention chairman, is
chairman of hoStesses. She is
assisted by Mesdames George
w. Carter, II. T.. /. Lee. r. G..
Denstaedt, Fl. l.. Byerlay, r. j.
Schaeffer. Paul Frincke, Elwood
Ryan and Mckenzie Cottrell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Play in Afternoon

A tour of Bloomfield Hills dis
trict. taking in Cranbrook.
Christ Church Cranbrook and
the Church of the Little Flower,
has been planned for Wednes-
day, with luncheon at Devon
Gables.
Tressa Way Merritt has in
vited the group 10 a special per-
Torrance, that afternoon at the
Will-O-Way Straw Hat Theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
|KovaIeski Meets
Hoffman in City
Tennis Tourney

The singles final of the Detroit
Junior Tennis tournament won't
be held until tomorrow. but the
title itself will, in all probability.
be settled today at the Tennis
Club of Detroit.
That's because Milton Hoffman,
University of Texas letter-winner
and seeded No 4, is in the same
half of the draw as No. l seeded
Fred Kovaleski, the defending
champion. They clash in the SEMI
final today.
Kovaleski reached the semi
finals by trouncing Len Who'd
arczyk. Dearborn youth, go. 6-2.
yesterday. IL was the first time in
the tournament Fred had yielded
game. Hoffman reached this
stage by eliminating Dick Haz-
gard, 81, 60.
The other seminal will match
Wally Preston. No. 3 seeded and
teammate Of Kovaleski at Ham,
tramck High, with Don Mckay.
upset winner over Harry Witczsk
and Jack Hinchey. Preston de-
feated Ben Siegal. Ga. 90. yester-
day as Mckay squeezed by Bill
Henig, rs, Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
EVERY WORDS FINAL

And that's the way it goes until
the reporter sees by his watch
that the edition Is gone and knows
that the presses are turning. II
might be- an hour. It's seldom any
moro. usually less. His Job is 10
get As much in that first edition
rs he possibly can lie has 10 be
fast he has 20 bc right There
no chance 20 reflect. 10 back up
10 rcwrtC and only a slim one OF
correcting a mistake Every word
iS as final and as permanent as if
it were carved IN marble.
But that's only the simplest out
line of the mechanics. The actual
job Is always much harder. Some
times the battle ends in a wild
furry of confusion, as in the recent
Louis-Baer fight in Washington
What was Aucil Hoffman doing in
the ring You say he claims
LOUIS hit Baer after the bell
After WHAT bela Hey Referee.
REtEREF what's the trouble
NhaTS r'C official explanation ?
What tho basis of tho ruling
We're they fighting under New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Les SIdtferY Upsets
Dawson at ST. Louis

ST. LOUIS. June Plies Stat
terry, st. Louis. who is playing IL
his second major tournament. up
set George Dawson. Illinois State
champion OF Chicago, and 3. ir
the third round Of the Trans
Mississippi golf tournament
John Barnum of Chicago upset
Art Doering. the defending cham.
pion, also of Chicago, 2 and ]
Other results:
Bob Cochran. ST. Louis, def Percy Gill
Roila Mo and ? Howard Zachritz ST
Louis, def. Glen Oatman. Kansas City
IL and 5: r. r. Stranahan. Toledo, def
Joe switEer St. Louis, and 2 Johr
Kraft. Denver. def. Charles sheldon. Miami
2 and 1 Jonas Weiss. St Louis def $40
Solomon. ST Louis. / up: Vince Fehlig
81. I>o1is def. Elliott Whitoread So. Louis
z and 1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Tigers TO Sign
Wakefield Today

Dick Wakefield. the University
OF Michigan slugger who quit
school 10 become a professional
baseball player, was TO arrive in
Detroit today with his mother.
Mrs. Howard Wakefield. 10 sign a
contract to play with the TigerSN
Young Wakefield. he's only 2dS
had repeatedly been offered a
bonus of $40, 900 by Larry McPhail
TO sign with the Brooklyn Dodg-
erS. So il is expected that the
Tiger offer was greater. possibly
as high as the $4,000 Connie
Mack gave Bonnie Mccoy 10 sign
with the Philadelphia Athletics
after he was declared free
agent
Nothing definite yet, but We
hope to have things cleared up
before the day In over" Jack
Cellar. Tiger manager. declared
today Wakefield was secuted
by Wish Egan. who numbers
Barney McCosky among his dis
coveries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Barnard Is
is Low Round

William y. Bonthron Of the
homo club furnished the surprise
in the annual tournament of De
troit Club yesterday at Bloomfield
Hills as Thurman L. Barnard o.
Detroit Country Club showed tht
way for a lineup of 35 players
with rs.
Bonthron delivered a 81. his best
round in competition. and with hi:
district handicap OF 19 had low
net honorS with 81. Barnard
whose handicap is II, was the only
player 10 score under so.
In Class A, F. l.. Scott had 81
for second low gross and John S
knight followed with "a. E. w
Ross S0-l2-6S won low net ir
Glass A. J. L. Lovett and r. w
KeyScr tied for second with
Bonthron was followed in Class
y with s. A. Hill who scored sc
and Joseph Hinshaw with 90. w
G. Lerchen won net honors in
Glass b with S7-2o-67. followed
by w. NJ. Meek with 92-22-70; j
B. Moran, 96-24-72, and A. G.
Wilson, 98-26-72.
Other scores:
cor,,r, tOs as-7s. G NJ Culver.
oil .ts-75 G. j. Graham. ql-I6-75: c.
T Bush. IO7 -2s-7e c. G. Chapman. 90
i0-s2: j. G Hamblen Jr., 100 ls-sz
J A Fry. q6-Is- rs. J. r. Frazer. lO4-
12-q2 s " Utey Ol25-76; Nc
Pherson Browning. iO1-26-s1; c. n.
Hodges. se-I3-s6; c, Grouse ~
14-S4 X MCMILLAN e7-2O-T7, s. X
I livingstone. ii7-3o-s7. l.. J. Farley.
1I6.2S-sS s T stAckpole. e6-71-I5:
J Phelan l03-2S-7s. @. d. Bailey
eS -22-76 6 n. Daume. 96-l3- IS; Neh
Mcmillan j. lOn-14-ss o. T. lds. lo4'
25-7e. and l.. l. Bredin, no card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Wrist
Hurt. Joe
Reveals
!tern siIonsI a,~, Phst!


NEW YORK. June 2l.-Joe
Louis damaged his right wrist in
successfully defending his heavy.
weight title against Billy Conr
more seriously than believed al
first, according 10 the New YorE
Daily Mirror. and X-rays will h
taken Of il in Chicago today.
The Mirror will state today:
Louis said the pain was 20
intense Thursday night that h-
was compelled TO summon q
physician to inject nOvacsIne
into his hand and enable him to
get some slumber. Louis said:
Il am anxious to fight again IN
September but IL is up to the
doctor 10 decide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21

York rules. or District rules? And
so on.
The crowd is milling and yelling
and yammering. OF maybe, as on
the historical night when Firpo
knocked Dempsey out of the ring,
they're actually charging the ring
side. breaking into the press pews
for a closer look. to seize souve-
Mrs. 10 shrek thousand ques-
.tionS. Through this a gentleman
is trying 10 compose himself q
piece Of writing. getting all the
pertinent facts accurately graded
and documenied in their order OF
importance, and 10 be bright,
breezy and informative.
About the time he hits his sec
ond paragraph and is trying 10
recall how many times the victim
was knocked down. the cops move
in with shouting and showing 10
clear the aisles. and the semifinal,
which is really the poSt-final.
moves into the ring. So then a
fellows trying 90 write about one
fight while another is going on
Just above him, with the crowd
yelling and showing and shouting
in back.
What an author auths under
such conditions is the true test of
what he's got Maybe it's just
as well not 10 let anybody know.
II these big fights shut down. the
toughest yardStick will be broken.
I'm not TOO sure that | care.
Distributed rs tinted Feature synd. Ire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21

deserves 10 he crowned and
don't mean with a chair
You might even say that what n
man sends from one Of those ring
sides is the trucSt measure Of him
as a master Of his guild. A lot Of
gents Just can't do II and don't
even try. Others who can author
a perfectly beautiful piece of daily
literature. gwen time 10 tear up
and start over 10 re-read and
X-out 20 60 get a drink OF water
and look up some classical alluSion
IN the rnorgue freeze into a solid
with that wire open beside them
and their Office calling Hurry
Hurry What's happened 10 YOU
Those disciples Of Wordsworth
VINO serve the morning papers are
right up against their headlines
when tho battle is ended They
sit there with their portable type
writers Shucked and ready They've
taken such notes as they can a
telegraph operator alongside has a
wire open and waiting The Office
has al decks cleared on the other
end
As soon as the O knockout count
is ended. OF the decision is given,
the, sports writer starts 20 tear
HIS fingers flying as fast a. ne
knows ow 10 drive them be
writes a couple Of paragraphs
rips them out Of Tho typewriter
sfft4 hands iitt-Ht 20 fhr operator
While The operator IS wincine
those two across The wires the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Army Calls Meter :
On Eve Of Journey

KALAMAZOO. June 21.-Capt.
John Vandermeiden OF the West
ern Michigan tennis team won't
be in the National Intercollegiate
Tennis tournament. Winning a
place among the first II in singles
in the regional tournament last
week at Northwestern University.
along with Gene Russell. brother
Bronco. Vandcrmeiden is forced "a
give up his last collegiate tennis
with orders from his draft board
N hold himself ready for induction
into tho army ncXi Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
By ELL CUNNINGHAM

II could he that the Louis Conn
fight is the last example of big
banyard nocturnal opera of that
sort wen be seeing for while
j could be. I said, depending, OF
course. upon how seriously we get
tangled up in that bad business
overseas. The Feds are already
talking about cracking down on
night baseball IN order 10 save
electricity. and il doesn't stand 10
reason that they'll cancel bulb
baseball and not likewise douse
mazda mayhem.
That doesn't mean necessarily
that boxing would 60 The old
fashioned way was 10 fight EN- IN
daylight I'm no MethuSelah. yet
7 covered three afternoon Soirecs
Dempsey vs.. Gibbons in Shelby
Mont: Willard W. Floyd Johnson
and Johnny Kilbane vs.. Eugene
Criqu wasn't it7) in New York
SOME DON'T TRY
II the outdoors evening perform
ance Is suspended for a while, IN
parting. or in passing. I'd like "a
pay my respects TO what. by any
means OF measurement. Is the
toughest literary assignment IN
The entire field OF belles-lettres.
Never mind how good or how bad
. sports writer's piece reads from
GaE.h -sAHAeF those gl4As. fl he ste
occds m saying anything whstso-
ever, in the English language nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
II-Star Ford Local
Ten Faces Midomdtit

An all-Star team selected from
Ford Local 600, will oppose the
Detroit Softball Association Major
League Micromatic 10 in the fea-
ture of a twin-bill under lights in
Mack Park tonight The game
starts AT 9 o'clock A game be-
tween the Stoll and Paris girls
teams will open the program
81 Z 20