davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
Girls Club Presents
 Dance Revue Tonight
Impressive Patriotic Feature Arranged By Local Re-.
 cruitng Officers; Pupils in Program Tonight

Tho Annual Folk Dance FestiVG and Frolic of the Junior Members of the Physical Education Depart ment of the Waterbury Girls Athle- tic association, under the direction of Miss Kathleen Crowley, will be presented this evening at 6 o'clock In Temple hall,
 Miss Lucy M. Russo, physical dI- rector of tho club, has arranged m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
THREE SHIPS SUNK

Berlin, June 6. = CUP) - Ger man planes last night sank three British merchant ships totaling i5.eOO tons from c strongly pro- tected convoy off the Scottish east coast and damaged four other large ships, the German high command &aAd today.
 A communlque said that the uer- man aerial warfare against British shipping was continuing with good effect"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
Coroner Continuing
 Probe Of Tragedies
State Police Rounding Up Witnesses for Inquest on
 Fatal Auto Accident iii Prospect Wednesday

Coroner William B. Hennessy will hold a formal inquest tomorrow and expects to question . number of witnesses In the tragic deaths of two New York state residents which oc-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06

Arsenault, Betty Craw. Carol Hoad- ley, Gertrude DiBlasi. Catherine Dunne, Doris 0ladidng. Anna Con- way, Theresa Rayel. Evelyn Beesley, Hazel Rabtyw. Trudy Sullivan. Nat- allie DEick. Elizabeth German. Ger. aldine Mclean, Betty Dezinno, Dor- othy Willard. Elise Hicock, Doris Onogwyo, Mary Baker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
DAYLIGHT ALARM

London, June 6-(UP)-An afr rald alarm sounded in GogdOn this morning. It was the first daylight alarm since April a.
 The alarm passed without inci- dent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
SALT STICKS

Tn Che western Sudan, Africa, Is sold In stick form. made by crys- tailiKlng salt on stems of straw. The salt sticks resemble candles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
RATIONs TO BE LIFTED

London, June 6.-(UP)--Ration- ing of offals-parts of a butchered animal rejected as worthless--will be lifted Monday for the summer months, the food ministry said to- day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06

Seventh largest of the rivers of the world Is the Lena, with Q length of 2860 miles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
LECTURE GIVEN ON SOUTHERN NEGROES
Mrs. William McCance Congregational WOmen's
 Special Guest Speaker
MlDD LEBURY Correspondent: Nancy RileS
 Telephone A.ezie

Middlehury, May 6.-Mrs. William McCance was guest speaker at a meeting of the Women's Association Of the Congregational church of Prospect held on Tuesday at l o'clock. She spoke on Our Southern Negroes" telling of trip she re- gently made visiting schools and missions of white and colored peo- pie in the South.
 Mir ana Mrs. Albert Clark are entertaining Mrs. Clark's sister-in- law. Mrs. E. l.. Clark Of Los Angeles, Calf.
 A meeting of the Ladies' Guild of St. John of the Cross Church was held this afternoon at 2:30 in the church hall with Mrs. Ernest Welte as hostess. Hospital aid and sewing were done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

Gen. Hugh 3. Johns
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
PdyPd1tEnds
Strike Threat Of
Arms Workers

An agreement ending strike
threat by 429 highly skilled de-
Tense workers. in four companies.
Yves reached today IL was an
nouneed by Victor c. Swearingen.
state labor mediator
The men were employed in maxi
ing breaches, precision cutting
instruments, used for drilling the
barrels of guns and cannon. The
companies involved were the Co
lonial Breach Company the Detroit
Breach Company, the Michigan
Breach Company, and the Apex
Breach Company, all working en-
tirely upon armament orders.
Under the terms of the contract,
Swcaringcn saici-, the men wii-be
given automatic wage increases
until they reach the highest
bracket. on the basis Of expert
ence. Taking part in negotiations
were Harold f. McCrory, attorney.
and Ronald Gee, secretary of the
independent Breach Makers Bene-
fit Association, for the union; Le-
Roy w. Dahlberg. attorney, and
company executives, and Federal
Labor Conciliator William II.
COnklin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
FBI Here Asks
U.S. Action on
2Enemy Aliens

Recommendations In The nrst
two alien enemy cases TO be heard
in Detroit were Forwarded for a
decision today 10 Atty. Gen.
Francis Bidile. by the newly
appointed alien enemy board.
The cases were those Of Mrs
Anna Bonctio. o., Of 1850 Cooper
avenue. ana Airs. Rosa Sciacchi-
tano. Sc. Of 223I S. Jean avenue
Both italian nationals, they were
the only two women among IS
aliens held az immigration head
quarters bv order Of John s.
Bugas local @TBI head
tug6S sad res preparing -
more cases for immediate pre-
senation 10 the board. Mrs.
Bonello and Mrs, Sciacchitano will
be held until report OF Attorney
General Biddie on their cases
Members of the board are
Thomas r. Chawke and ISadore
Levin, both attorneys. and the
Rev John w. HoaC. The board
and the attorney general are the
sole judges of accused enemy
aliens. undcr- the wartime system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Doesn't Pay
Argument With Policeman
Reveals Betting Slips

| StANley J. Jafinski OF 1918 Edge
wood avenue, today should be. a
hrni believer in that old adage
that ID never pays 10 argue with
a traffic cop
JaiinSki was stopped by PATROL
man Charles Melton Of the motor
division, who said ne had been
speeding IS miles nm hour in
Gratiot avenue near French road.
JafinSki pat up an argument and
as the officer was writing out a
ticket JailnSki pulled out A pad 10
take down hlS badge number.
The pad. however, was not an
ordinary one, hut rather the kind
used by hookieS in writing betting
slips. I'm fact. Melton claims there
were 10 betting slips on il and
today Jailnski was taken into
recorders court on a charge Of
the state gaming laws.
lie pleaded not guilty and was
freed on $500 bond While awaiting
trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Excess Spending Ban
U. S. Defense Savings Chiefs Fight lnfIefion by
Urging Nation to Lend Surplus Cash for Arms

CHICAGO, Dec. Is UNS).-
Back to their home battlefrontS
today went 262 state and local adj
of the United States
treasury departments d fen s Q
savings organization, to launch
the nations war against "the in
sidious domestic menace Of infa-
ton"
The United States Is fighting
two foes. the Axis powers and the
menace of initiation, Secretary Of
the Treasury Henry Morgenthau
told the administrators in Chicago.
And, he added. the drive 10 per-
suade every American citizen 10
invest every available penny in
defense bonds and stamps is the
main weapon against the domestic
foe-inaation.
"Our major effort" Morgen-
thau said, "must he directed
particularly at those in all walks
of life who receive regular pay
from wages and salaries.
Imitation feeds on current in
come, rather than on the money
that now rests in the vaults OF
savings banks. IL may seem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Woman Driver
Guilty in Death
Copyright BY Detroit Times. All rIohh resAVed
DEFENSE SAVINGS BOND

Mrs. Annabelle r. Mulvey, II,
of 1898 Breton drive, today was
found guilty OF negligent homicide
by a jury before Traffic Judge
Thomas F. Maher in the traffic
death of John J. Murphy, 80, of
2072 Seward avenue, last Jan
uary q.
Known as "Carnation J6hn" by
his friends, Murphy eacT day put
a fresh white Carnatioh in h is
lapel in memory of hiTmother. A
food broker at death/he had been
five times candidaN for sheriff in
the Democratic primaries, was
former federal director of prohi-
btion for Eastern Michigan. and
served as an investigator for the
federal alcohol division.
Mrs. Mulvey was found guilty Of
going through a stop street at
Pine and Twelfth street, running
into the car driven by Murphy.
She was referred TO the probation
department, pending sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

heartless 10 speak Of excess
spending. on the part of millions
of people in the middle and low
income groups; but in wartime,
i'm the face OF a limited and
dwindling supply of civilian
goods, there is such a. thing.
"In wartime, excess spending
means the buying of any COM
modify that we can safely do
without.
Therefore, the most effective
course for us. as we have known
from the very beginning, has
been TO enlist current income
and TO divert excess spending,
TO persuade our people to set
aside n part Of their pay every
pay day in defense bonds and
stamps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Owners Union
30 Employers Form Labor
Relations Service Bureau

LANSING. Dec. reformation
of a labor relations service by a
group Of 30 small Michigan manu-.
facturers was revealed today AS
Arthur f. Raab resigned from the
state labor mediation board to
become its director.
This will not he a strike
breaking organization in any
sense" Raab said. I'VE are in
terested only I'm establishing
better labor relations. We in
tend to aid the small business
man in solving labor disputes
and negotiating contracts. A
research department will he set
up TO keep members informed
on all labor Developments"
Raab said the group was grow
ing rapidly. It's membership anc
board of directors will be an
neuheed- after january 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Buttons Identify Chinese

NEW YORK, Dec. 18-(INS).-
Because most Americans are
unable to tell the difference be-
tween Chinese and Japanese. >" the
Chinese consul-general announced
today that identification buttons
will be issued at once to Ameri-
can-born Chinese and TO Chinese
nationals in the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
All Civilians
Join Air Corps

The first day Of Detroit drive
to enlist civilian personnel for the
army air corps has produced All
men, Capt. Marley p Young. all
corps civilian recruiting officer
said today.
Thousands of men are needed
throughout the country to serve
in mechanical and clerical jobs
which will relieve air corps ground
crews for war duty. The drive Is
TO continue through Saturday and
is being conducted at the Wayne
County Airport where applicants
may apply.
"Many Of the applicants we.
talked to-" Captain Young said,
"are men with exceptionally
valuable experience or training.
After n few weeks training at
an air depot as learner
mechanics. many will qualify for
good positions"
Gen. Hugh 3. Johnso
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
233 Women Repatriated

Two hundred and thirty-three
Americana born women who lost
their citizenship through marry
ing aliens. under laws since re-
poalcd, were repatriated today in
citizenship classes before Federal
Judges Arthur T. Lederle and
Frank A Picard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Press Men Escape .Japs

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S GNS).-
Press Wireless, Inc. received word
today that its Shanghai staff eS-
capped the Japanese occupation
and is now on its way TO Chung
king.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

For the "InSide News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were Issued TO:
Sol Krakow, %: claire Eisenberg. %
Bernard Hayduk 10 Helen Wroblewski. Is
HOSE n Sabbath 80. Susie Tucker %.
Frank c. krasnicki % Louise Noce 10
Gerard-J, Godn "a Dorothy Priemer. %
Paul y. Davis. 80; Emily Milington, IS
William kAYAn-- - Geraldine Shaherr- is
Louis DeMers, %. Anne M. stefanovioh
20.
Arthur Piech. %: Marguerite Beaumont. 81
Casimir GluszeWski. u: Mary A Demo. rs
Eli Peinovich, Is; Alyce Jean Marhefka. rs
Edgar y stewart. 81 Jane Fsias, 20.
Edward Wssik. 26. Helen Contarski. 81
Richard PERCH, %; Clara ] Gugaia. %
simon Chspple rs. Dorothy y. Evans. ~,
Casper Castghone, 26 Bernice T. PERM
caro- %
Herbert J. sonneborn, 81; Janice sehless
IS
Esrl J. Goltz. %; Helen a Mitchell 81
Roner, = Reeves %. Rosalind Rucher. is.
J0hn TambeF % Mary Malt 20
Robert r. Goetschius p Janet Melby, 10
Wilfred Caldwell 20; Ruth NJ. Couch. IL
Leo r Magyar, 20; Agatha n. Gramlich, ls
cyril H. Gerard. % Anna Boyd. 20
Eugene Boucher. a. Anna NJ, l.. Roberts
40
Harold J Hengehold, %; Dorothy c. Dor
land 49,
Amerigo 4. Zuccaro. %: Mile Ricci 20
Andrew Marko. IS. Anna Holdlnski, "a.
Richard Becker 20, Phyllis Motson. 20
Charles n. Lauderdsie, %, Evelyn NJ
Gerald J.. Kogelschstz, %; Margaret W.
MCGrain. %.
Eddie l. TAYLOR. 20. Charlesetta Sellers Is
Wyatt r. Greene. p; Bessie NJ, Leonard
81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
BIRTHS
BOYS

Boys we're horn to.
Mary Arrowsmi,h, go Highland Highland
Park
Florence Arena. 1894 East Vernon highway.
Elizabeth Aiello, l2s72 Conway
AlViler Bonds. 1851 Lyman Place,
Bernice Brzostowski, 1880 Conley.
Frances Courreges. l6504 Cruise.
Helen Chapman, 1892 Canton.
Elizabeth Cubr. 1888 LaWtun.
Dorothy Colling 1927 Sixteenth.
Mary carr $3.50 Redwood
Loretta Carrier. 500 Notre Dame, Crosse
Pointe
Catherine Danckaert. 1851 Goulburn.
Stella DeFtlipi. 1903 saratoga,
/ Magdaline DeLorme. 1882 kercheval.
/ Mary DeSmet. ASH Tacoma.
! Evelyn DesJardins. 1924 Grayheld
Hazel paHayasr 900 Payne, peafeorn.
GLADYS Derrohn. si4 West Euclid
1 Ruth Donaldson, iS35 DevOnshiie.
Margaret Eagan. 1927 Ardmore.
Catherine Fullerton 4qi Ashland.
lEpalgline -KelilSSrp22q- Peteskes--
Eleanor Guilloz, 1851 Grandy O"lnsl
sarah Goldman 1915 West Philadelphia.
Dorothy Gill. $50 Watson.
/ Audrey Glover 32i2 Fenken
Sophia Hare. 1881 Hamilton, Highland PIX
Helen Herman, 1877 Richter. River Rouge
Bernice Thomas, 60i7 Brush
Lucille Jolly, 1891 Ellsworth
Virginia Kopietz. 1t0S Pine.
Lorraine Kinnelly. 203l Green.
Kaihryn Kelly, 1864 Gray,
Ruth krause, 24s4 Ford
Sophia Lech 1913 Superior.
Lorraine Lynch. 6Oss Barrett
Lillian Lewis. 1905 ST AntolnP,
Ethe Muchesky sl35 Chalmers, Van Dyke
Frances Monte. 1920 Goodwin.
Odelia Money. s755 Hosmer
Ellen Mink 1881 Maxwell
lCeneyieXe MnIiier- 1924 MARYLAND, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Navy Iiigghtens
EnIisfments

Following a conference Of Michi-
gan naval recruiting officials and
officers Of the state select've serv-
ice. Lieut.. Commander Carson r
Miller. L. s. y. today announced
change affecting draftees Wish.
ing 70 Join the navy or naval
reserve.
The change, which takes effect
September Is. prevents SelecteeS
from joining either branch Of the
naval arm after they have received
their induction notice.
AT present" Commander
Miller said. "a draftee can join
the navy any time mp ia the
moment Of his induction. Under
the new ruling he will not he
able Ia do "a. thereby eliminat-
ing much confusion and extra
work
"The ruling will not effect
college men eligible and willing
10 apply for training a. a naval
flying cadet or reserve officers
corps"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Iran Sewers Ties
With Axis Nations

TEHERAN Sept 10.-uNS)--
Acceding 10 all demands presented
by Britain and Russia following
the joint Anglo-Soviet march into
Iran. the lranian government to-
day announced rupture of dlplo-
matte relations with Germany,
Italy and other countries friendly
With the AXIS powers
German and Italian nationals in
Iran, except those who leave the
country Immediately and those in
the diplomatic service, will be
handed over 10 either the British
or Soviet authorities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edward f. Braun, %; Evelyn ReHey, 90
Gavin A. Thompson, 20, Jean DiBattists
II.
Edward Cyuja, %, Beverly ]. Berkich, 20
William r. Cox ~; Myrs l.. kuder. %
Duncan MacEachren. IS; Hazel Dickey. 49,
Edward Janiszewski. So; Blanche Cichocki
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
RIRTHS

While Paylor. 1913 Twenty NTH.
Willie Pierce, 1884 Harrison.
Elizabeth Petoskey. 1867 Winthrop.
LlWsey Powers, 1892 Central
Ann Primeau. l54si Linnhurst
Eleanor Pieper. 1915 kllbourne.
Luvia oisn, 1858 Drexel.
MariellA- Place l23ll- PetoskeY.
Willie Robinson. 1883 Goodwin.
EloiSe Shaneour. ll7l9 Asbury.
Gertrude Susalla, 99s Corners.
Rita Shomo. 81 Grove, Highland Park.
Alta snyder. 5O3s Van Dyke
Olivia solterisch. ITO Maryland. Crosse
Pointe
linda sslo. 2lls Ferry Park
Eugenia Smedley. 1853 Concord.
Margaret Thebault 34s5 Gladwin
Helen Tucker. Gil Home
Ruth Uhlar. 5537 University place.
Lorraine Valenti. 2Of47 Prairie
Frances zalewski. 1922 Gallagher. Ham
vf0ta zimmerman 1892 Driggs.
GIRLS
Girls were born 10:
Barbara Breen $500 Greenawn.
Helen Burke, i452s southheld
Catherine Bodegin. $685. r.. Hancock
Ann Baker. 232b Novak. Hamtfamck
Mary Bauer, i251O Hampshire
Irene Bayer 1878 BALDWIN.
Lula Boswell, 1924 ST Alberus.
Una Bonura. 2i47 F. Grand Blvd.
Jane Bernhsrt. 2l43 Tyler.
Fern Beach, 1928 Desoto.
Am Roehm, 1917 y. Savannah.
Rosa Curry 639 Adams.
Estelle Clayton. 22i5 Blain.
GLADYS Carlisle. "A Fsrrand Park. n PIX.
Willie Davis, 974 Ferry.
Helen Davis al73 Concord
Adele Denomme. s755 Beamsn.
Gladys Denton. 1925 Ferry Park!
Florence Duhu, 40 Amherst. Pleasant
Catherine Dillon. 1859 Princeton.
Magdaline Engel. 1927 Hamilton
Dorothy Flanagan. ss73 Clarendon
Josephine Flournoy. 552l Mckinley.
Rose Goose. 1890 Duane.
Aurelia Griffith. 1921 Averhtll.
Eiith Groves. 1900 SeyhuTn.
Mayetta Gassoway, 1902 Medhury.
Ernor Horst 1883 Psrdee lnkster.
Mildred Holland, $50 Woodland.
ICorrne Holmes 1855 Ninth St, Ecorse.
Betty Hefner. 62is Linwood
Roma Hickey 1851 Anderson.
Anna Wesley. 1861 Townsend.
Thelma Hunter, s776 Russell
Kathryn Irwin e72 Merrick
Sadie Jerome 6s0s Yacht Baselins.
Wanda Kuczynski. 6i25 Florida
Joan Kne, 1858 Lewerenz
Helen kretz. s0s7 Kenney.
Angcline Krzysiak 1881 Gable.
Mary kosienack 1853 scotch.
Helen Kotua, 277l Amazon, Dearborn.
Molhe Levin. 1856 Pingree.
lAntonette Leo. 1897 Raylis
Fseatrtee -tcat'ry',- ito -seyourr
Eleanor Livingston, l576a Washhurn.
Edna Litwin. 1918 Mckenzie
Irene Lawson, 1862 Trinity
Catherine Mitchell $3.50 Beaubsn.
Anne MiChno. iisl0 Rad
Aromel McCleese, 4453 Gladwin
Emma Masrtens, 64i Notre Dame g Pie
Ethel Moricr. 7s45 Orchard. Dearborn,
Ruin May, $685. Delmar
Jean Nielsen s074 American.
Pearl Nord 13545 AppoliDe
Stephanie Nowakowski, 2f43 Harper.
iVinreuzal Orlando. ESQ NJ ftttott
Margaret o'Rourke. 1859 Coplin.
May Plzzo 26i7 Hunt
Josephine Pionellb, 1863 Bewick.
Siephanie Pesch $3.50 81 Clair.
lDeiIah Pier 100 6 Gates
Marion Quinn, l2i5 Bland. Dearborn.
IGertrude Rickabus, 5000 Ten Mile Ri.
Centerline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Marine News

Up p, Cement 3i0 m Tuesday
steel King 4o5 stone. Ashcroft & 20
sstnolte i;45. Fay Brown. t55. Ishpe.
ming io Lake Chelan 20 sullivan
Bros 25; Brockton. Mexoil arrived O5
y n Taylor. sl5: Wolvin 2o: Jas
Davidson, $50: J. 4. McDougald. s so
Whitney Scahosrd 90 arrived q 90 Barlow
Frugehty arrived Donnelly arrived. Q as
Jsmes-Maida arrived pj5 MunisinE
II 30 W. @. Mather, II IS: Sam Mather
1904 WEDNESDAY Lehigh II IN
Ream u 25: A y Fiertz arrived ! 90
Cowan cleared i-21 Janray arrived / 80
Pam Schneider. - Regent arrived 3 90
King. Alpena. 80. RenvpNie artlve'
3 50 Nysndotte 40 Marta India ar
rived So, Humrck Louise arrived 500
Heron BAY. ga
down. Sosndrett. cleared 20 m
Tuesdsy J p Davidson 40. IVES
cleared. Maryland 49, saskatoon arrive
ai5 smith 30 Saucon. .t5
Bafkhamstcad-C Constitution cleared Willow
branch 8 To- Ford cleared Pontiac
go Mead cleared $50 AGleck 20
Queen Cuv 9i5. Mathiatt 60 Palmer
l0 00. Consumers Power 30 70. Refs
Bros 10 - Young arrived. MeNo
cleared 10 rs S0uoma cleared ln S.. Jen
kins. ~ 80; ). Holloway. ~ rs m
Wednesdat ID = Thompson Z -OU. ,Shen
ango j0. Green Island arrived . IS. G.
Reiss Is. CNcin Chief Humphrey
8 80 WAY. 4oa. la sale Hubbard TO
Connesui arrived ShaughnsssV ii3. Bat
low FrIgality cleared $40. Adams -
l.aBeue . 60 James MAZDA cleared 81
Findlay. 30, Angelina 6.it. q vs.
Smith 8 rs Sierra. s 80. croft s 5o
Marta cleared q So Dinkey 20; See
sndhee arrived $50, Mckinney. 30
House 90
>AULT SIr. MARIE
Up W @ Clyde. p y saunders u
s lo a m Tuesday J. kuias p G
Pope Q 30 n Robbins King 10 3u
WIN McLauchlan. II. s. p Leopold
80 m @ W Perkins " & Frick
Myron Taylor s. A T Kinney Pete
Whte - ~ Pust-=p- & 4 -FUruifnson
Manitoba f0 ~ ShIras 10 30. Coulhy
FGrtVldoc SieeUon H. J. > HW Frty
ID au Sherwr. ponnacons' p A S
CLARKE midnight Venus - go m
NednrSdat Col u Pickands Crudot
Rensselaer, ~ l. & smith s camp
bel. Col J Schoonmakef. 2 Ias Mors,
Louis Ha. Bens"n Fnrd S. Pathfinder =
Mlfrn, Magns
DoWN Capt wilson ~ J Conners
m Tuesdsy Mscouutey BAY
ION $50 Mitchell Presguesls
~ so. . " Gates . m n u WI
usms 81 Zeaps " O. Pollock go
" picnr a0 Ya'es calumet :
Harsatf $50. "a Fftn'7 M "a J.
Sw - FaH W.aH lht. Ctgnus
Will, Mrs m Wedresray vs. p
Dickson reaatGs 7 Gotham Florence
IS vs. \HoIovs saturn Zsrhfr
" schupp Finland Hndmsn. $50. y
cain. e.oaa,' ux,Jry sood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Taylor Sees Cardinals
Before Visiting Pope

VATICAN CITY Sept. 10. --
CINS)- Myron {. Taylor, specia
emissary from President Roose
welt, today sat in conference one
hour and 80 minutes with Car
dinal Maglione. papal secretary oil
lState,
Following this preparatory con
ference Taylor. who arrived from
America last night was due to be
received by Pope Plus this eve
ming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Bus Rider Sentenced
For 'BIindinq' Driver

Because hc pulled the cap OF 4
bus driver down over his eyes and
nose while the bus was IN motion,
passenger Joseph Merck 33 OF
1911 BuriTngame avenue, today
was given the option Of paying a
SIS fine or serving 30 days IN the
House OF Correction. Recorders
Judge Donald Van Zile passed
sentence
Erwin Judge Al Of 20l23 Dan
bury avenue. the bus driver told
the Judge he almost hit truck
at Burlingame and Woodrow Will
son avenues because his vision
was cut o Motorcycle Patrolman
Thomas Stahl. " no arrested
Merck. said he had been drinking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
DEATHS

Wimam Kelly. 7025 Renter. IS.
clifford J Dslka. 1883 Chelsea, ~
Clara /. Dobson. 4s74 EsstlAwn, So
sylvia Hoch. al4i Crane. s.
Lillian Pauline James sli Connors. u.
Alfred Favsle i345 Pallister 81
Annie Smith. 205Oe Northlawn. ~
Gwendolyn Ball, 1912 Dubois, months
Mary Ann Guest, 5O62 Larchmont 81
Margaret NJ Baker 1870 Forrer. IS
Jacob f. Christopher 1898 Whitaker. SIS
Edward Richardson. s743 Peter Hunt. IS
Charles Fredrick Krsuse, 1880 Wash
burn, 40
Daniel willis Lockhar. 57ss Beschwood
John Mcclure. 1880 McDougan. S.
Helen Harvey. ali wilkins, 2S.
! Julia Elliott 260S Vermont So
Sandra Carol Mye. 1910 Spruce. I month
Herman Fest 1891 Winchester. 50,
Marie Davis. 1898 Clinton. 80
Ruth C. Andler. 1925 Brooklyn ~.
John MinAsisn. 1928 Mohawk II
Sophie MAY Weaver, 295 Hague. ~
Charles Greuawald, AIS Commonwealth
IS
/ Morris Dushnik. ie4i Richton IS
Veronica Joan Godlewski. 2li3 East War
| rem 7 months
Fred Bytzko. 1859 Arlington court 81
George William Tyson, 1865 M. Elliott
50
ILudwika szewozyk 3407 Harper ST.
! Fred o Newgert 4se Meldrum 80
! Josephine Piotrowski. 307 Harmon. 81.
stephen Michalak ans Thirty-hrst 50
James Marion Lowrence. i2007 Twelfth 80
William Robert Gillette. 6l5 South SIX
! teenth. haywood III 5s
+ MARY EVELYN SinclaiE-l24A- HAEaing-kn-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Hail insurance Students

Seventy-thrce students, mostly
insurance agents who have COM
plcted courses in insurance
through tho University of Michi-
gan extension service, Will re-
ceiVe their certificates at the
forty-fourth annual convention of
the Michigan Association of In
Surance Agents in Grand Rapids
tomorrow and Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
World Labor Farley
Planned by Green

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 10
fINS) William Green. American
Federation Of Labor president, dis
closed today that he is trying 10
arrange for a world conference
of labor leaders 10 assure labor a
voice at the postwar peace table.
As a preliminary step. labor chiefs
from many nations and govern
ments in exile are expected 10 AT
tend a conference in New York
late in September. Green said.