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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

w IEILE explorers have been busy penetrating the
" of-the-way places the Dark Continent fly
w ing to the North and the South Pole and reveal
ing the hidden mysteries of the Forbidden City In Tibet
there part this old globe of which knowledge
instead OF increasing actually diminishing Sixty 10
ago. the whole between southern Africa and
India studied minutey by the shippers Of the clipper
ships.
With the opening Of the Suez Canal sailing ships dis
appeared this part of the Indian Ocean and great
Of raversed not by
transcontinenta clipper planes In six months cruise
British warship sighted steamer in port and only
tramp vessel route.
very lonely island this part of the world Is Vengua
Rocks some 200 miles from Bombay. AS the place
soil the Indian Government recently sent several
fhploads so that the lighthouse keepers could make
garden raise their vegetables In Winter, when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Queer Things That Get Into
J Uncle Sans Mail Boxes Z

mail boxes in a certain district of Pitts
burgh.- This mystery was ultimately
explained by the owner of a nearby
taproom. Suspecting his bartender of
dishonesty. the boss marked quantity
of silver in his till every night. The
bartender. on his way home, separated
these marked coins from the money he
stole, and disposed Of the tell-tale sill
yer in the first letter box he passed.
The postman who collected the mail re-
ported this unusual find to the postal
inspectors who one night arrested the
thieving bartender red-handed.
In Norfolk when the door Of one of
these postal contrivances was opened,
out jumped a mouse. Chucked into this
strange prison evidently as a joke, the
little rodent gnawed and destroyed a
number Of important letters some Of
which contained checks
Another similar Joke" almost re-
when two Houston drunks posted"
e rattlesnake in a letter box. Standing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

box Pursued by the police he had dropped his lgotten
gains adroty through the letter slot and when appre
hended, had nothing discriminating upon him. Later when
the stolen property identified it turned to the
rghtfu by the local post office.
nearly week handful of loose silver all marked
minute in the nightly collection Of various
g 1871 by American Weekly. L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

fortune may drive
q ship out OF her
course and compel
the crew to take
refuge on one of
these deserted
specks of land In
the watery wilder
ness.
In northern Nor
way there Is q mar
row strait between
the Island Of Ma
geore and the
mainland. the ex-
tremity Of which
forms the North
Cape. This region.
bordering on Lap
land, is also bleak
and desolate In the
extreme. Here the
scurvy carries Off
half the people.
and missionaries
coming from the
milder climate in
southern Norway
often die within a
year. 1t Is a place
where no trees
grow. no vege-
tables reach ma
turity. and gales
from every quar-
ter Of the icy sea
beat the last faint
resistance out OF
nature. yet here
men will persist In
living. In apparent
defiance Of all nat
ural laws. How
ever. they have a
good excuse for II
in the marvellous
provision w hi C h
has been made for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

the seas are calm,
a weekly supply
ship carries food
TO the island. but
during the mon
soon season no
boat can venture
near the treacher-
Gus Rocks for four
months at a time.
The desolation of
this part Of the
sea reaches its eli
max in the Crozet
Islands. Although
as lonely, isolated,
and inaccessible as
can well be imag-
med, they occa-
sionally give sue
cor to castaways
fr ON wrecked
trading vess e s
bound to or from
the Cape of Good
Hope. In fact. on
Hog Island of this
group, shelter huts
have been erected
a n d provisions
stored in them for
just such emergen-
cies.
Hog Island is by
no means an un-
desirable place Of
residence. Besides
the huts and provi-
sions, there are
rabbits. penguins,
albatrosses and
s e a = elephants -
welcome additions
to the canned
stores IL one has
the means of cap
turing them. But
Heard Island, some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02


suited in a tragedy when Houston DRINKS posted
young and very live rattesnae in letter box Standing
nearby the fun they startled when the
collecting postman withdrew his hand from the box with
scream of pain rushed to the nearest hospital
jokesers confessed and the Government sentenced
them to year and day in Jail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

Great Britain Rights Reserved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
FIR. Pathe
Marks
.2jth Year

Twenty-Five years in the priest
hood will be observed by the Rev.
Michael Pathe. c. SIS. r., well
known Redemptorist missionary,
at 10 a. m. Sunday when he will
chant a solemn high mass of
thanksgiving in Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church.
Two brothers of the jubilarian
will be assistants at the mass. The
Rev. Timothy Pathe of Birming-
ham. Ala. will be deacon and
Gerald Pathe. a theological stu
dent at Notre Dame seminary in
New Orleans, La, will be the SUBJ
deacon.
Father Pathe. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Pathe of 1853 Cas-
grain avenue, was born in County
Tipperary. Ireland, and made his
early studies in his native land.
He came to the United States in
1910 and joined the Redemptorists,
being ordained in Oconomowoc,
Wis. July 2, 1916.
From 1923 10 1882 he was sta
toned at Holy Redeemer parish.
AT present he makes his head
quarters in Holy Name Church,
Omaha, Neb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Mission
Crusade
Opens

When the twelfth national CON
vention Of the Catholic Students
Mission Crusade opened today in
Rochester, n. Y. more than 40
delegates from Detroit were in
attendance. 1t was estimated that
the total delegates present eX-
ceeded 1000
Presiding over the convention
sessions are Archbishop John T.
McNicholaS. O. p OF Cincinnati,
o.. national president; Archbishop
Francis j. L. Beckman of Du-
buque national executive board
chairman: Bishop James r. Kear-
ney of Rochester y. Y, and
NSgr. Edward 4 Freking. national
Secretary
Archbishop Francis J. Spellman
Of New York. pTeSIucd- at the
opening mass this mornings. and
Archbishop Edward Mooney OF
Detroit delivered the sermon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
City I'd in b. 5.
SpirituaIists

There are more splrltuallstS per
capita in Detroit than in any other
city except Los Angeles. and .
1886 survey showed more than
$4,000 spiritualists among the reg
istered voters here.
This is the claim OF Arthur Ford,
honorary president of the lnterna-
tionai General Assembly of Spir-
itualists. currently holding a three
day annual convention I'm the Eng
lish Room of the Book-Cadillac
Hotel
There are more spiritualiSts
I'm the Great Lakes area and I'm
California aud Florida than in
any other sections. and with few
exceptions, all our outstanding
mediums have come from the
Great Lakes region" Ford said.
Pointing 10 the fact that people
rush 10 religion in times Of
stress. Ford said that current NJ
ternatonal conflicts, with tho re-
sultant increase-n deaths have
brought a renewed interest ~
SpiritualIsm and religion in gen.
eral.
Ford. whose home is in Holly
wood. said virtually an OF the 25r
attending the Detroit convention
are mediums They hold bushes,
sessions each morning and after
noon and conduct psychic demon.
Strations open 10 the general
public AZ $50 p. m. each NIGHT
in the English Room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Red Cross Sets
Housing Survey

Volunteer Red Cross workers
will make survey of available
houses and rooms for rent in De-
troit on July II As part of the
program 10 prepare for an influx
of defense workers.
The data. collected by approx
mately $1,000 workers in a block
by block survey, will be turned
over to the Homes Registration
Office at 3O0 West Foft street FOR
compiling by -NPA workers.
Results of the survey may af-
feet the federal-Government's de-
cision regarding new housing plans
for defense workers in this area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Fir. Sys 10 Get
African Post

Slated TO become a missionary
in the Uganda vicariate in Africa,
the Rev. Joseph L. Sys, a former
Sacred Heart Seminary student,
will chant his first solemn high
mass al 10 a. m. Sunday in st.
Margaret Mary's Catholic Church.
He was ordained in Ottawa,
Ont, on June 7. and is believed TO
he the first Detroit member of the
White Fathers.
Father Sys was born in Belgium
and came 10 Detroit with his par
cntS. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo j. ~Sys OF
5S76 Leidich avenue. when he was
6 years of age. He attended ST.
Demands and ST. Margaret Mary's
parish schools and De La Sale col
legiate before entering Sacred
Heart Seminary.
After two years at the seminary
Father Sys went 10 Belgium Ia
join the White Fathers. He studied
near Antwerp for two years and
then TO North. Africa for his novi-
tate and theological course. Be
fore he completed his course, he
was ordered to a new seminary al
EaStview. near Ottawa, Ont.
where he was ordained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Youth Assembly
Sponsors Rally

Bethel A. NJ. F. youth have given
over part Of their Youth Day OBJ
servance on Sunday to the inter-
faith committee of the Detroit
Youth Assembly. who is sponsor
ing an interfaith peace rally at
$50 p. m. in Bethel A. M. Z.
Church.
There will be a special 125-voice
chorus. led by Rev. Charles Roun-
tree. assistant pastor at st. John
c. NJ. +. Church.
Sermons will bc given by Harper
PoulSon of the Detroit Youth AS
Senbly; Charles Gainor, member
of BNai Birth Hillel Foundation,
Michigan State College. and the
Rev. Emory Davis. Bethel A. NJ. F.,
interfaith chairman of Detroit
Youth Assembly
4 special prayer far peace will
be offered by Rev. r. l.. Brady
Jr. of Second Baptist Church,
while Ward Baker Of Bethlehem
Methodist Church Will give the
invocation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
TripIe-Deck Society
Yes, Uncle San, Is Packing EN- in Three Deep
at the Naval Arn,ory-in Bunks
Continued from Page Three

receive eight hours of instruction, five days week.
-Four hours each day will be devoted to classroom work
at the field school, only short distance from the
armorV.
The balance of the day will be given to shop
work at the Board of Educatons airplane mechanics
school in the old BarkeyGrow hangar at the north end
Of the City Airport.
Rising at $50 a. m. the sailors breakfast in two
shifts, between $50 and 80 m, and then leave for
school They return for lunch between II 80 and 1890
O'Clock and then go back to school for their afternoon
instruction.
Dinner hour is from to p m. and the students
are then free until approximately 1880 ,p m If not
tagging his studies each student will be given liberty
every other night and every other weekend he will
receive 36-hour leave.
Aside from a Saturday morning inspection there
will be military drilling the students will do no work
around the armory except make their own hunks and
see that their personal belongings neat.
The maintenance Of the armory and the prepare
ton and serving of meals the work of group of 40
sailors who have been assigned to permanent duty here
as ships company"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
TO Lay
Cornerstone

Cornerstone laying ceremonies
for the new Bethany Lutheran
Church and seheel will be held al
3 p. m. Sunday, al East Outer
rrivc- and Gff,,ttt sne,fttiA IA avenue The
program. originally scheduled for
June ID, was postponed on account
of rain.
The festival address will be de-
livered by the Rev. Paul Gold
pastor of East Bethlehem LII
theran Church, while the Rev
Robert Smukal, founder and pas
tor emeritus of Bethany, Will read
the Scripture lesson.
Many Detroit pastors Will assist
Bethany's present pastor the Rev
Oswald c. l. ReisS, in conducting
the ceremony.
Cost of the church. school anC
parsonage will be SlS5 900. il was
revealed Buildings are expected
to be completed by next Janu'
airy |.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

The Rev. John Garfield Baker,
s. j., viii chant his first solemn
high mass Sunday at 1915 a. m.
in st. Agnes Catholic Church. He
was ordained 10 the priesthood
last Sunday by the Most Rev.
Michael j. Curley, d. D. arch
bishop -BattTuurr- attt-tttt~iiHg-
ton j. C.
Father Baker is the son Of Mrs,
Helen Baker and the late Walter
j. Baker, former prominent De
troiterS. The Baker family home
is now at jackson Heights, Long
Island, y. y.
The new priest was graduated
from ST. Agnes High School, De-
trolt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
.177th Artillery
Set for Air Show

Next in the series Of "Selectees
All programs from army camps
where Michigan men are training
will be heard at / 80 p. m. to-
morrow. over Station WJR.
This weeks program will orig
mate at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo-
and will feature interviews with
enlisted men of Detroit'S Nth
Field Artillery, one of the Ma
tional Guard regiments federally
modified last April.
The army camp radio series,
heard over WJR al ! 80 p. m. each
Sunday, Is sponsored by WJR and
The Detroit Times, and is designed
TO give Michigan Soldier-familieS
a behind thc-SceneS picture Of
camp life IN Uncle Sans 1911
army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Baptismdl Rites
AT Belle Isle

Temple Baptist Church will hold
its fourth annual open air meet
ing and Detroit River baptizing
rites at 6 p. m. Sunday at Belle
Isle
Following the ceremony. a choir
OF $50 voices. under the direct, 4
of G.. Beauchamp Wick, super. y
tendent OF Temple Baptist Church.
Mlll offer selections. The choir
will be- accompanied by 60-piece
orchestra, directed by Henry
Crawford
Or. J. Frank Norris. pastor az
Temple Baptist. has chosen, For
the Great Day OF His Wrath Is
Come; and Who Shall BE Able
10 Stand - as the text OF his
message for the occasion.
tn ease ef tain services be
held in the main auditorium OF
Temple Baptist Church, Four
ieenih and MaEQuetfe avenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Pick U. D. Engineering Dean

Dean Clement J. Freund OF The
University Of Detroit Engineering
School. has been elected to the
national council OF the Society for
the Promotion of Engineering
Education. Three L. of d. stu
dents. George r. Platter. Edward
n. Mroz and Paul F. Brinich, won
honorS for drawings exhibited Al
the society's convention in Ann
Arbor last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Outdoor Concert
Offered by
Violin Choir

Wyandotte Violin Choir, undt :
the direction of Jack Downing,
will present a free outdoor concert
in Michigan Memorial Park at 3
p. m. Sunday-rain or shine. The
park is three and one-half miles
west of Flat Rock in Huron River
drive.
Herbert f. Rupp will be at the
organ while j. b. Goss will direct
the ceremonies.
The program. which has been
Titled "Old Songs of the Church, +"
will include the following selec-
tons:
Organ solo Melody ~ Love.
Selection.-Abide With Me,
Seleetion-Stand Up for Jesus
Organ solo--Apdante Cantabile.
Observation-Disclosures.
organ SOLO Bcroeuse
observation-disclosures Melody.
organ solO-In Heavenly Peace.
Selection Fairest Lord Jesus.
Organ solo--IAebestraum
selection-~Lsrgo lNew World SYM
phony).
organ Soio--CRntienA
Selection--Old Black Joe.
Selection - JEANNE With the Light
Brown Hair
Organ solo--Serenade
selection-Prayer Song
organ solo Twilight Hours
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
'LutllerallS
View
Bible Film

The premier showing of the
Biblical motion picture. THE
Savior is Born" before a group
of Lutheran ministers and laymen
headed Il by DR.. Harold Yochum
president of the Michigan district
synod of the American Lutheran
Church. today Brought this com
ment from Doctor Yochum:
~ $50 great and so important II
our message that we must use
every means that will more ef-
fectively deliver that message
To our people"
A series Of such pictures are 10
be presented for the study of min
listers and laymens groups of all
denominations during the near
future in the Detroit area. This
area is the first among a group OF
10 that are being organized in
various parts of the nation.
Public presentation of the films
will not begin until next December
and the present reviews are merely
10 acquaint the heads of churches
with the idea. II is hoped that
the showing Of the pictures to the
public will stimulate church at.
tendance and promote a more
.clear-cut understanding of Bible
stories, according to Biblical Pho.
.toplayS, Inc, producers of the
films.
On Wednesday evening. the
picture viii he presented before Z
group al The Albion Summci
School, Albion, Mich. Methods
churches in this area participate
in the Albion activities, it wa.
stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
U. S. JUDGE Fines Chemist

Robert NcCliniock. so ann
Arbor chemist. today was ordered
10 pay a fine Of $40 and was
given three years probation by
Federal Judge Frank A. Picard
after he pleaded guilty 20 violat-
ing The Federal Food and Drug
Act McClintock was accused OF
selling So bottles ~ n remedy de-
Scribed as an and for digestive
& sorcers and di8betcs Govern
men analysis revealed the remedy
mad no curative powers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
NEWLY ORDAINED

pev Francis a Dolot 20 assistant. ST
Thomas the Apostle Detroit
Rev Clement = Esper. 20 assistant 81.
Stcuhen's Port Huron.
REV J william Griffith, 10 assistant. 81.
Roses Detroit .
Rev. Vincent Horkan. 90 assistant. 81.
paul's Crosse Pointe Park.
Rev Valentine 7 kaynowski 30 assist
ant our Lady Hclp ~ Christians. Detroit
Rev John G Herman. 20 assistant Nisl-
.tatiou. Detroit
Rev victor NJ. Kolasa. 20 assistant. 81.
Cuneguudis Detroit.
Rcy Donald r. KunE - assistant ~.
Narv Nardalen's Hazel Park
Rev Joseph = Labenda. ~ assistant
AruunCiation Detroit
Rev Gerald r Loewen 20 assistant. ~
loan Of Are St Clair shores
Rev Francis : Mahszewski 20 assist
ant 81 Thomas the Apostle, Detroit
Rev Arthur r Oldani. TO assistant. ~.
Peters Mt. Clemens.
Rev John Rozak. 20 assistant, st.
.Ladislaus' Hamtramck
Rev Edward r RucinsN 20 assistant
81 Casimir's. Detroit
Rev RAYMOND r Schlinkert, 20 ASSIST
ant ST Benedicts. highland Park.
Rev Edwin A. Schroeder, 20 assistant
st Amhroses Crosse Pointe PARK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Detroit Archdiocese
Lists ChapIains

The Catholic archdioca Sc of
Detroit today announced thai fro
priests ftom thi, area are npH
serving with tho United State,
military forces
The names and tmcf present
addresses ares The r., John r
Wagenef Naval Training School
Dearborn, the Rev Hilbert Man0.
Fort Leonard Wood No The Rev
Felix J. Clear Camp Grant ILL.,.
the Rev Stephen : Dzlcnis CaWp
Peaurcgard. la. ard The Roy f.
j. ParIvch. Fort CuslcI. NIcn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
ASSISTANTS

Rev Joseph +. Tompor. from assistant
St John Cantus Detroit, to assistant, ST.
Hyacinth's. Detroit
Rev Francis C. Byrne. from assistant.
ST Bernard's. Detroit TO assistant, Blessed
Sacrament Cathedral. Detroit
Rev. Howard g. Hungerford. from assist l.
ant ST Ceclia's. Detroit, 10 assistant,
shrine ~ the Little Flower. Royal Oak
Rev Francis McPhnhps from assist
ant 81. Benedicts Highland Park. 70 as
sistant. 81 Mays chapel Ann Arhor
Rev John A. Krause. from assistant.
our Lady Help Of Christians. Detroit. TO
assistant ST. Josaphats. Detroit.
Rev James p McCahe. from assistant.
~ Agnes Detroit, to assistant. St Au-
Rev ,'' simon p. schmitt from assistant,
st Augustne's LenoS, TO assistant 81.
Iosephs Detroit
Rev Harold J Assenmscher, from assist
ant. st Mary's. So. clair. to assistant. 81.
Bernsrd's, Detroit
Rev Cyul ] Heating from assistant,
Shrine NJ the Little Flower. Royal OAK. 70
assistant St Mays. 81. Clair.
Rev Edward J. Sobczak. from assistant,
81 Casimir's Detroit. TO assistant, Ascen-
sion Base Line.
Rev, Lawrence H Des1.onschamps. from
assistant ST. Alphonsus Detroit. 10 as
sistant. ST Mary's lockwood.
Rev Walter F. Grzybek. from assistant.
st Florans Hamtramck, TO assistant, 81.
Louis. Mt Clemens.
Rev Henry r Hengehold. from assist
ant Precious Blood Detroit 10 assistant,
immaculate Conception. Anchorviiie.
Rev Boleslaus Postua. from assistant,
St Thomas the Apostle. Detroit, 10 assist
ant st Floran's. Hamtramck.
Rev Louis + Fourier. from assistant.
Sacred Heart Roseville. 10 assistant st.
AGNES Detroit
Rev. George F. Gaynor from assistant.
st Roses Detroit. 10 assistant sacred
Heart Roseville
Rev Gerald TeVaSseur. rom assistant
s. Marv's lockwood TO assistant St
James Fcrndale.
Rev. Hugo r Noetzel from assistant. 81.
Martins. Detroit. 20 assistant 81. Ceciha's,
Detroit.
Rbv. CIVIL :. Rancour,, from assistant
50 reo's Detroit. 10 assistant st. Gem
ents. Dearborn
Rev William WEIGH. from assistant
s., Louis Mt Clemens. TO assistant. ST.
Rev John 1. Hubert from assistant 81.
Henrv's Lincoln Park 10 assistant ST
James Ferndale
Rev Edward F Kslinovksi. from assist =
ant Anrurciation. Detroit, 10 assistant.
81 Francis. Detroit
Rev sicismuud j. osmialouski, from as
sfstant ST. Josaphsts. Detroit TO assist
ant. st Aiovsius' Detroit. -----..
Rev Maurice " Vervser. from assist
ant Immaculate Conception. AnchorVlIle' 10
assistant Precious Blood. Detroit
pev John J Hardy, from assistant, 81
Peters Nj Clemens 20 assistant our
LADY OF Good counsel, Detroit.
Rev Edward J. stephens. from ASSIST
AMT Visitation. Detroit, 10 ASSISTANT, 81.
veronica Fast Detroit.
Rev Earl T. U-llman. from assistant-St.
Mary Nacdalen's Hazel PARK 10 assist
ant. our Lady 90 the Rosary, Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
ADMINISTRATORS

Rev D Edmund Perrin, from pastor 81
Jcsephs Erie, 10 administrator. st. MARI =
Monroe
81. Joseph's. Port Huron. 10 administrator,
ST Christopher's. Marysvile
Rev John A Mcmillan. from assistant
St Clements Des THORN 10 administrator,
ST Mary's. Manchester and missions. Gin
ton Irish Hills and TecumSeh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Fall Fatal TO Boy. 4

Four-year-old Hall a. Andreac,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Andreac. died today in Ford Hos
pltal OF injuries incurred when ne
fell from a second floor window
of the Andreae home. 5l5 Half
Moon road Birmingham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
CENTRAL INSTALLATIONS

Invitations have been sent 10
the 90 office bearers Of Central
Woodward Christian Church TO
mart lcipate in an installation Serv-
ice In that church Sunday morn
inc al II o'clock The installation
service Will be in charge of the
minister, the Rev. Edgar Dewitt
Jones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Trouah Hits Tavern; Out

Because the horse trough on
Lawndale avenue between Olivet
and Witt avenues interfereS with
the business Of a nearby beer gar
den. the Department of Public
Works has ordered its removal.
The trough was also used as a
water hole by the neighborhood
pbiIIpcp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
PROFESSORS

Rev. william r. Lynch, from assistant.
our Lady OF L0urdeS. River Rouge 10 pro-
lessor. Sacred Heart Seminary. Detroit.
Rpv-Pat r HeAhes- from assistant 81.
stephens Port Huron 10 professor, Sacred
Heart Seminary. Detroit.
.Rex--HenrY a Maraksa newly ordained).
10 prOfessnr. Orchard Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
~ Notes

Downtown Y. NJ. c. A. will in
augurate a series of weekly Sat
urday night dances tonight,
planned principally to provide en-
tertainment and recreation for
soldiers and sailors on leave. Dane
ing Will be from 9 p. m. TO mid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

Rev stanley Shafer from assistant
Blessed Sacrament Cathedral TO chaplain
Immaculate High School.
Rev Louis Micalef, from assistant, ST.
Josephs Detroit. 20 chaplain, Blessed Sac
rament Monastery.
Rev. Stanislsus C. Kaminski, 70 chaplain
Mercy Hospital, Monroe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Church Briefs
YOUTH AT EAsTMINsTER

The Youth Council will have
charge Of the service at Eastmin-
stcr Presbyterian Church. Sunday
a, : 80 p. m. H. Blackburn. presi-
dent of the Detroit Christian En-
deavor Union will be the speaker.
and The Youth Choir viii sing soy
gral numbers.