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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Deatb Rotlres

ADERHOLD-March 20, Lillian, beloved
wife OF Christ: dear mother OF Mrs.
Alice Megdan; daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Geschke; grandmother OF one
grand child Funeral from II. w. Ku-
hagen Funeral Home. i270i 0ratiot, Al
waltham. "Wednesday at p. m.
RIGGA-f;fafle--- eyed 70 Believed hfsbarc
Of the late Victoria: dear uncle OF Mrs.
Frank Howell and Russell La BruzEy. fu-
neral from the Van Lerberghe funeral home.
l3340 E...Warren, corner LakeWiew. Monday
at ?. m. Interment Gethsemane Cemetery.
TONER-March III, 1871. Edward p, be-
foved husband OF Dorothy tnee Powers).
dear father OF Peggy Ann. dear son OF
John, brother Of John. Joseph and Anthony
Toner Funeral from A, J. McGinnes Par
Tors, 1891 woodward. Tuesday At e;S0;
81. Benedict Church at 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

Now the Rosary sextet will meet
st. Ladislaus. best two games out
Of three, for the title. st. Ladislaus
is the defending champion.
Working with Helen and Agnes
10 gain this victory was Eunice
Rosasco. who hit the hoop for 10
points while playing a fine de-
fensive game.
Helen Mcbride and Alice Morrin
paced the losers with eight
markers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Fordham Will Play
Louisiana S. Twice

NEW YORK, March 24.-QNS)
-Fordham University and Louisi-
ana State University will meet in
a two-game series on the gridiron,
for The first football contests be-
tween the two schools.
Ford h m Graduate Manager
Jack Coffey said today the first
clash between the Bayou Bengals
and the Rams would be Nov. Z,
1912, at New York. Site of the
second game was not determined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
CY0 First Place
Holders

Fialkowski Five. winners last
year, dropped behind the process
sion today in the race for the
various C. Y. o. bowling titles.
Their 2535 was not high enough
for the first five in the team
event. Joe Vessel, team captain,
made only 1896, figure that kept
down the total.
George Hitler and Ray Weber
moved TO second in the doubles
with 1155 and Tom Bean and Joe
Donovan of ST. Mary's. Royal
Oak, to fifth with 1927. John Kis-
sell. Annunciation. annexed third
in singles at 619 and Steve Vigh,
All Saints. slipped into fourth
with Gil. Joe Kicinski. All Saints,
dragged second in the alI-events
with 1741.
The ranking leaders in each
event are:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
PROUD OF TROPHY

Dufour parading through Jeni-
son Fieldhouse. hanging on to the
state title trophy as any pappy
would clutch an infant Don
Macdonell., son of The Detroit
Times sports editor, as thrilled as
any St. Theresa rooter, although
Donnie attends Catholic Central.
one of the Pirates major rivals.
Ralph Osterman, ex-all-city ace
at st. Theresa, smiling and letting
il be known:
"AIl OF us now have played on
state championship teams"
RefereHce, of course, is TO the
presence of an Osterman on each
ST. Theresa title winner !.
Ralph played in 1886 and 1887
Bob was also on the 1887
five ~. and there was Donnie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
BIZ Y. VAN ALsTYNE.

BEN r. VAN ALsTYNE, Michigan State -
basketball coach claims he gained
pounds since the ended Speaking
also boasts that he has discovered
from oyereating trips The Spartan gives the
money FIRST believing they will cat less and then knock or
HARRY DAVIS, who first bsseman for CONNIE
BLACK 80 Oklahoma
Incidentally speaking Of CONNIE, hS boy.
assistant manager" with the Athletics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
New Yachting Haven

A new yacht harbor TO accom-
modate 400 boats of verying sizes
is under construction al Atlantic
Highlands. y J. II viii cost more
than 81. 100000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

Murray (Muzzl Patrick. the
Rangers 900 pound defensemau,
had passed his exam for the United
States army md expects 10 DC
called upon, perhaps before the
playoffs are over.
Only regret of the Ranger boss
son is that he just bought a new
car and had il shipped from De-
troit.
I'll have about 400 miles on
that Buick when l go marching
off with my musket," he said.
81 may give II to Lynn or then
on the other hand, / may take
II 90 camp"
Private Patrick will be driving
around in a better car than the
general II may come in handy
on those weekend leaves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

In New York they're saying LEW JENKINS
beat a hollow shell when he sheacked LOU
SANDERS in seven rounds Anbers who announced
his retirement Immediately after the bout. doesn't
want 70 quit the ring, hut is acceding 10 the wishes
Of his manager, AL WE'LL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

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CHERRY 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Scratches
InlernatIonaI New. ser,iee wIre
AT TROPICAL PARK

AT TROPICAL PARK
Weather, clear; track. fast.
FIRST Race--Miss shopper. Riveriass.
Good Play, Moonfui, 6offeespoon, ASK
Me.
second Race-Burnt Bridges, Miss
Ssngamop. Judfry, Aristocrscy. Trump
Fashion Lady.
Third Race-ADnie Alone, High Fin
ance, Discobolo. Alseieds, Mut'nous'
Gold Band.
Fourth Race-MIss Westie, Red Man
fIIIa-
Fifth Race--Pass Out. speed to spare.
sixth Race-Riccadonna, The Thrush,
Time Please.
seventh Rsce-Chsnce Ray, star
Hunter. SaNonian.
Eighth Race-Steep. Top Queen, CO.
= pin, Patsey Regnne, Petit IeAn-- AnrAenn.
Ninth Race (substitute) off.
OAKIANN PARK
Weather, cloudy; track. muddy.
First Race-Roysi Charm, Glad Fran
els, Sand BAG.
second observation-disclosures.
Fourth Race-kenyon G.
Sixth Race--Ooodness Sake.
seventh Raee-Double F1nesse, NelcI.
Ninth Race fsubstitutel DECLARED off
Field Horses: 3-Jimiofor, ttttsto~n,
Rodes X. 6-Trayis L., Maid Kathryn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

Mrs. Alex Motter wife of the
Detroit center. was the only
players wife TO watch the battle.
She saw Alex drive Kerr to several
brilliant saves. Young Jim Norris,
vice president Of the club: DR., 9.
L. Tomsu. club physician, and
Harold John. were other regulars
behind the bench.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
People i'm Sports

GEORGE ". WIGHTMAN, former tennis champion and
donor Of the web Wghtman for the international
England Will the
in colleges this the hope OF
developing net stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Funeral Directors
Male Help Wanted

A STEADY. GOOD PAYING JOB available
through a local store for a matured.
married man with car. Will interview men
separately between Q and IL Tuesday morn
ing. Apply 1898 Woodward. second floor.
Mr. Weaver
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
DIVORCES

Margaret Mushro from George.
Carrie Woodruff from Claude.
Lula Ware from Harvey.
Douglas BroAdus from Mable.
Gertrude Fernee from Frederick.
James Roundtree from Juanita.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Joe Smith Classy
An Agree That Star of Champion ST. Theresa Quintet
Was Tops in State Tournament
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

who played his usual bangur
game Saturday night.
Sturgis' third period rally against
ST. Theresa causing chills to run
up the spines Of even the gents in
the press box The undeserved
heckling of Joe Lessel, the De-
troiter who umpired the st.
Theresa tussle.
Michigan's prep czars-Charley
Forsythe of the State Association
and George Mead of the Detroit
Metropolitan League-huddling to-
gether Somebody asking Mead
when his" team again would play
In the state meet. and learning:
"We're going to play tomor-
row."
OUT OF SICK BED
Perry Deakin of Southeastern
and Lew Parry, one of his aces,
walking out on the Class A final
between Saginaw and Benton
Harhor."
IF that's Class A ball, I'll
play Glass b." Deakin declared.
Others concurring with Deakin
that the top Fighters in the state
were slightly off this year and
that st. Theresa and Sturgis stole
the show.
Daniel PaJesky OF Benton I1ar-
Dor hopping out of sick bed TO
play an important role in his
teams victory Leo Callahan
producing a State Class c cham
pion at Lansing ST. Mary's, his
second year in the coaching bust
ness.
Marshall Shearer, pilot Of Stew
ensville, the Class D king, drawing
tons Of praise from Jerry Krieger,
southwestern Michigan sport
scribe The swell gift the
coaches presented to Walter Graft,
formerly of Lansing Eastern and
now engaged in private business.
Only Bonnie Osterman OF the
collegiate coaches missing from
the scene He's vacationing in
Arizona And. incidentally
George Dufour of ST. Theresa Is
threatening to do the same thing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

Stanford foOtbalerS VIII be interested to
BURRES, husky,-eenter Of BIFF JONES Corn
editor Of the Daily Nebraskan. BURRUS explain
that he grabbed the job 10 euell romantic runnoI
about himself that had appeared previously in tn
society columns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

Eddie Martin Detroit Lithuan-
ian middleweight, will attempt 10
avenge a defeat he suffered sew
eral weeks ago when he meets
Dempsey MacPhail. Nova Scotia
Scot. in the eight-round headliner
on the -FairVieW Gardens fight
card tonight.
Martin believes the split-decision
given to MacPhail when they met
at Naval Armory should have been
III IT'S IdTc1
George Mericka. Port Huron
middleweight, a finalist in the
Detroit Times Diamond Belts re-
cent championship, will seek his
third straight pro win. facing busy
Ernie Moran in the siX-round
semiwindup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
BETTER JOBS

AUTO DIESEL MECHANICS. WELDING
ARC-GAS BODY REPAIR WORK
FREE EMPLOYMENT DAY AND NIGHT
MICHIGAN TRADE SCHOOL
$3.50 WOODWARD TEMPLE 1851
AcETYLENE Arc Welding = Individual
Ifaining. Crane Welding, ASS Crane
State Licensed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Wings Return
For Final

CONTINUED from First Sport Pagel
boss. who is not in the best of
health. did not max the jump
back TO Detroit with his boys.
Hes coming in tonight, along with
a carload of New York writers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
AT ONCE
DRIVERS WANTED

For commercial vehicles must be white.
over 81 years Of age and know the city.
Apply 1875 Michigan svenus. between 10
and .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Martin Clashes
With MdCPhdiI .
roNrGHrs rIeHr CARD

T0NfCHT-s FIGHT CARD
Eddle Martin Va. Dempsey MacPhail.
uliddleweights (s).
George Merieka W. Ernie Moran.
middieweights teD.
Johnny Martin vs.. Henry Martin, light
heaNirs t61.
Lash Brooks -. James Major, light
heayf~t 40.
Chuck Roberts vs. Bsiis NaeNAbb,
heaNies "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Male HeIp-Saiesmen
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT sci fst;ff- SERVICE BUREAU
620-2i-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES EMPLOYMENT - ais Beaubien.
Day workers. couples. porters, maids,
Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
RIvARD Employment-Experie .colored
maids cooks, laundresses, couples. 1897
Rivard. Terrace 2-9163.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
OUT OF SICK BED

Perry Deakin of Southeastern
and Lew Parry, one of his aces,
walking out on the Class A final
between Saginaw and Benton
IIov-k1,.tf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Moving. Storage, Carriage
Dine and Dance

ALPS CAFE -Liauors, DELICIOUS
FOODS, entertainment Johnny Cooper,
owner. es2T schssfer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

With this training You can work your
position. Visit our school. learn more
about us. Attend the tool show and
call al our booth.
THE ONLY SCHOOL HAVING AN
EXHIBIT AT THIS SHOW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
SANDWICH SPREAD

FOR A tempting sandwich
spread grind mustard pickles
with cooked frarkfurters. Es-
pecially good on rye bread.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Macaroni. Mushroom Sauce
Fine Saturday Night Meal

A DELICIOUS. CREAMY
macaroni loaf, topped with a
smooth mushroom sauce, is A
delightful combination for a
Saturday night meal. This loaf
$ made more tasty by the addi-
'tion of green pepper, pimiento
and chopped onions. You'll want
TO serve it often.
Maesroni Loaf
| package macaroni
/ cup milk, scalded
| cup bread crumbs
3 eggs
u chopped green pepper
/ chopped pimiento
! teaspoon grated or finely
chopped onion
| teaspoon salt
4 cup melted butter
Cook macaroni in boiling
sailed water until tender. Drain
and chill in cold water. Pour
scalded milk over bread crumbs,
beat eggs slightly and add all
ingredients. Blend well and
pour into creased loaf pan. Set
in pan Of hot water and bake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12

in slow oven 900 degrees). IN
mold and serve hot with Mush-
room Sauce.
Mushroom Sauce
! cup fresh or canned mush-
rooms
3 tablespoons melted butter
3 tablespoons -four
IL cups milk
y teaspoon salt.
u teaspoon nutmeg
Pepper, if desired
2 beaten egg yolks
2 teaspoons lemon juice
Brown mushrooms in butter;
add -four and blend. Stir in
liquid and seasonings; cook over
low heat until thick and smooth,
stirring constantly. Slowly stir
into egg yolks and lemon juice,
cook 2 minutes. Serve at once.
Evening star., 1941-08-05
the EyEHlA6'S HIGH LIGHTS.

WJN, 7:00-The former Court Of Missing
HsiH becomes Are You a Missing Heir! still
seeking 10 besiow wealth upon, as before miss
Ing heirs.
WlN, 7:30-" Auobat Author" comedy
about the lany life in Hollywood, written by
Carl Cas-, is the First Nohiers offering. with
Les Tremayns and Barbara Buddy The principal
victims Of the fmtown madness.
WINK. S00-NiHissippi is The honor State
which takes tonighfs bow on the weekly Sd
Lutte 10 the States program.
WJSV, S;O0-Burqen Meredith interviews
some more Of the people you ought TO meet
On Meet the People, with Mark Warnows music
ss punciuaiion.
WWDc, 8:i5-Bauingfon 5harma The East
Indian baritone, presents bfiet program
Of popular music.
VOL, 830-RaWnia Park Concert: Pierre
Nonieux, noted French conductor, leads the
orchestra, and Helen Traube, the Wagnerdn
soprano Of considerable note. is the guest
soloist
WISV, 830-Repof TO The kailon Topic
tonight is the new Federal fax bill and its
probable effect on the purse Of you and you.
with a note on the Increases that may be ex.
pseied in 1912.
WkAl. 900-Ssm Tsub and Bill Stern are
ti he rinoside for the action account Of the
wsrewsight battle beween lY Janauo and
tho Cocoa Kid.
Evening star., 1941-08-05
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

You know what great hand
Peter Rabbit is to stay out all night.
He did Just that thing that night
after listening to the twilight song
of Melody the Wood Thrush. Just
before it was time for jolly, round,
red Mr.. Sun to kick off his rosy
blankets and begin his daily climb
up in the blue, blue sky, Peter started
for home in the dear old Briar
Patch. Everywhere, in the Old Or
chard, in the Green Forest, on the
Green Meadows, his feathered
friends were awakening. As he hop
ped along, rty-lipperty-lip, he
heard those beautiful flutelike notes
Of Melody the Wood Thrush. Turn
ing, he scampered over to where
he had spent such peaceful hour
the evening before. Melody saw
him at once, and hoped down on
the ground for little gossip, while
he scratched among the leaves in
search of his breakfast.
IT just love to hear you sing, Mel
ody," cried Peter rather breath
lessly. Il don't know of any other
song that makes me feel quite as
yours does, so sort of perfectly con-
tented and free of care and worry"
Thank you" replied Melody.
I'm glad you like to hear me sing,
for there is nothing I like to do
better. 1t is the one way In which
I can express my feelings. I love
all the great world, and I just have
to tell it so. I do not mean to
boast when say that all the Thrush
family have good voices"
But you have the best of ALL,
cried Peter.
Melody shook his brown head.
Il wouldn't say that" said he mod
estly. II think the song OF my
cousin. Hermit. is even more beau
tiful than mine. Then there is my
cousin, Veery. His song is wonder
full, I think"
But just then Peters curiosity was
greater than his interest in songs.
Have you built your nest yet?" he
asked.
Melody nodded. ut is in a little
tree not far from here" said he,
land Mrs. Wood Thrush is sitting
on five eggs this blessed minute.
Isn't that perfectly lovely?"
1t was Peters turn to nod. "What
Is your nest built Off" he inquired.
"Rootlets and tiny twigs and weed
stalks and leaves and mud replied
Melody.
Mud" exclaimed Peter. "Why,
that's what Welcome Robin uses in
his nest
Well, Welcome Robin is my own
cousin, so, I don't know as there's
anything so surprising in that" re-
torted Melody. Now, If you'll ex-
cuse me, Peter, I'll get my breakfast
and give Mrs. Wood Thrush a
chance to get hers"
Evening star., 1941-08-05
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Evening star., 1941-08-05

WRc, 9:0O-A Date With Judy: And tonight
young Miss Foster makes things more chaotic
Than usual for her father by deciding 10 tsls.
brats his birthday while he attempts 10 enter.
tain a busineN aNotiaie.
WINK. 11:i5-finalists in the contest for
impersonafors, which has been a weekly feature.
will fight il out now for top honors, aided by
Don Bakers music.
Evening star., 1941-08-05
Fifth Set of Twins in Family

WINDSOR, N. c. tP..-Twin boys,
their fifth set of twins and their
18th and 18th children, were born to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Harrell. Harrell,
a tenant farmer, and his wife have
been married Is years. Eight OF
their children are living.
Evening star., 1941-08-05
POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

A penalty that is the natural
consequence OF an act teaches,
iUhile an unrelated one has little
influence upon future behavior.
Evening star., 1941-08-05
Not This

Mother: Please lie down and be
quiet. If I hear any more of your
laughing and playing in here I've
good mind to come in and give
you both a spanking"
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-13
Wheeler Says Approval Of British Aid
Bill Will Mean Open Warfare For y. S..

as the first witness. Chairman
Bloom (D.-N. W said he was pre-
pared to go ahead with the hear
ings despite an effort by the mill
tary affairs committee to win the
right to consider the bill. The lat
ter committee voted Saturday to
attempt to take the measure away
from the Bloom committee to
which it had been assigned. The
house will vote tomorrow on the
military committees request.
Bloom said his committees hear
ings should be completed Thurs
day, in which case leaders said
there was a possibility the house
might act on the legislation by the
end of the week.
In the senate, opponents were
talking of lengthy hearings by the
least three weeks. of debate in the
foreign relations committee and at
Continued on Page Three; Col. b
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-13
JAMES JOYCE, 49,,
AUTHOR, PASSES
Writer OF Ulysses Sue.
cumbs In Zurich Hospital
Following Operation

ZURICH Switzerland Jan. 10.
= (Monday) -R-James Joyce,
Irish author, whose "Ulysses' was
the center of one of the most bitter
literary controversies of modern
times, died in a Zurich hospital
early today despite the efforts OF
doctors to save him by blood trans
fCsions.
4 He would have BEEN SO years
old Feb. 2.
Joyce underwent an intestinal
operation Saturday afternoon at the
Schwesternhaus o Rotenkreuz
hospital.
For a time he appeared to be
recovering. Only yesterday his son
reported him cheerful and ap-
parently out of danger.
But during the afternoon the
writer suffered a sudden relapse
and sank rapidly.
He died at 2:15 am. 8:15 pm.
e.s.t.).
His wife and son were at the
hospital when he died.
Joyce was born in Dublin, Feb.
2, 1882, into a family of some
consequence but poor economic re-
sistance and before the author was
out of his teens poverty was upon
them.
The family's social deterioration
and some of the bitterness and
embarrassment Joyce felt at its
successive downward steps we're
set down in his first novel "A
Portrait of the Artist as a Young
Man. which appeared in 1916.
This novel revealed the beginnings
Of that experimentation in words
and technique which were to at
tain fruition in ULYSSES" and slop
over as most critics felt in the
chaotic passages of "Finnegans
Wake" his last work.
Joyce as befit the son of an
Irish gentleman who was also a
Roman Catholic, attended Clon-
gowes Wood college and Belvedere
college Dublin both Jesuit insti-
tutions and took his degree at
Trinity college.
He had a faint smattering of
medicine which served him well in
Ulysses" but his interests were
essentially literary.
Padraic Colum, the Irish writer
and a fellow student at Trinity,
said once that Joyce was notice
able among the students who fire.
uuented the National library at the
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-13
CARDENAS' LAWS
WILL Be REVISED
Special Session OF Mexican
Congress Slated To Be
Held Next Month

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 12.-R-
Conservative revision of much OF
the basic legislation adopted during
the Cardenas administration will
be approved in February's special
session of congress, legislative
leaders predicted today.
In calling the February session,
President Manuel Avila Camacho
made public a list of bills he will
submit for enactment.
Politicians asserted the broad
scope of the projected legislation
indicated the President had de-
cided to embark with little delay
on his oft-predicted conservative
consolidation" of former Presi-
dent Lazaro Cardenas' program.
Marked for revision were the
general law of labor, the civil SER
vice code, the law of national edu-
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