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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Three AGAINST II? Gould Be

WYANDOTTE correspondent wants to know II we THINK
that Harmon Evashev and ingalls, could beat mediocre high
school football team We think three college grdders could
perform the feat would be the friend mentions But
high school boys very much passing and
ming would be too bad for the three that
against them. The odds little bit too heavy
G. Smith mentions meeting with Dutch Eber
wen of the atime grid greats at u of M Apparently
Dutch hasn't changed much with the He's modest
His friends tried him to talk about his exploits
the markedof greensward but Dutch had other ideas All
he wanted to talk about his 1yearold his personal
nominee for gridron headlines in about 1850.
The lads ST. Martins challenge assertion
that ST. Foan has the best table tennis in the CYO
They think should ST. Martin they're
disappointed the Hamramck club their regular
schedule Don't worry boys Just your division
championship and you'll likely bump into ST Foran along about
the playof finals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Sam Hennessey Is Honored

ANOTHER HONOR to Michgans No. fight referee.
Writing the New York Enquirer Billy Stevens rated Sam
Hennessey the first 10 ring officials in the country
Buck Newsom already at work Huntsville c. to make
this coming the best he's had The Tiger mounds
practices his delivery daily with Negro pal who's the only
guy in town that handle the great Bo-Bos fast
The of night clubs continues to be powerful
for exfghters and their Among those who
busy helping the tired business of Detroit relax
Jack McAuf Steve Nevada Charlie Beanger Karp
Gadudas Scotty Adar Tom Sawyes Jake Sherman Chuck
Woods Mickey Balabon Sammy Fnanzo Pepo Santon Kayo
Morgan, Ray Cooper Al DeNapo Billy Shaw Bert Lamb Eddie
Anderson and Tommy Long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Yes, Florida Is Wonderful

THE NAIL also brings pleasant note from Sammy Pearl
of Sid Barbarian Sammy has been down
Florida since November and he informs that it's great
spot which spend Winter We think maybe he's got
something Harold Scadron New York fight
is handling Benny Goldberg the portsded bantamwegh
Sadron intends book Benny for couple of the East
him for a show January 81
Fritz Crisler, Mchgans head football mentor foresees
upswng the noble of second guessing result of the
grid permits the substitution of player any
time
"Now the coach has become the quarterback" he
little daky. Hell be expected to send in with the
scoring play whenever it's needed"
Hanneman, who has played lot of football for the
during few coworker of
He selling advertising for The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Bob: !: !! q
IL BY BoS nlvtphy

IT'S ALL IN A LIFETIME Don't be surprised If the next
few years big boom in the fight game direct result
Of the present conscription act
throughout the country about 900
srptees hardened physically in the wholesome
training during the II months And of the
recreaons these will be boxing taught by
capable instructors
this doesn't produce crop of real rock emandsock
EN- ring what will? And where could expect to
find fighters they have your Uncle Samues fight
ing forces?
Mrs Johnny Mowers of Red Wings goale prepares
all unmarried lads Jack Adams club TO
when they leave their road trips. Which
help the fine showing the Red Wings have been
making this
Jack Connell writes in from Hsdale register mild beef
didn't the feats of Bob Foxx
Peel Volunteer the Sugar Bowl classic between
College He makes pretty good
boys Just keep the record straight Colonel
Murphns that Foxx and Peel just
good as Mr. Connel says, which is very good indeed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Skaters Aw all
Opening Meet
AT Flint
BY GEORGE +. VAN

Unless the weather man plays
them false again Detroit and out
state skaters will get a chance 10
race for the first time this season
when the Central Michigan cham
pionshipS are held at the Exchange
Club rink at Atwood Stadium in
Flint. Sunday.
Henry Logan. president Of the
Flint Winter Sports Club, says
there's good ice in the arena now.
One hundred and sixty entries
already have been received for the
Flint events which are listed. TO
start at 100 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

naval Armory:
1I2-POUND NOVICE
Bob Nelson. =. .Annunciation
15-James Owens. Brewster
24-Richard +. Valois. &c. BIS c.
30-David Boxer, J. Com. Center
Il8-POUND NOVICE
20-Ernie ChyZ. .... Chevrolet
57-J. Eichelberger, &c Boys {.
61-Widmer Londo, Holy REDEEM.
63-Joe Placido. 6. Tun. BIS c.
126-POUND NOVICE
SS-Cedric Flounory. Brewster
102-James Pankey. Chevrolet
1ls-V. Waling. G. Tun. BIS Club
127-R. J. SMITH,. Una. Flint
I35-POUND NOVICE
1fl-Harold Miller. -. ALLEN. Ind.
1i6-Georee Loupinas. Bless Sac.
Hillary Krim. Chevrolet
2S1-Tom Flynn. Holy Redeemer
I47-POUND NOVICE
241-W. r. Abromaitis. 81. Sac.
242-Earl Cartwright, Bless. Sac.
264-G. Schoeneman. Chevrolet
271-C. Paddock, Ecorse BIS Club
16O-POUND NOVICE
320-Eddie Green 49,. ALLEN. Ind.
324-Edward Camps, Annunc'tion
324-JesSe Ray o..... Brewster
360-Nelson Marsh No. Y. M. c. A.
175-POUND NOVICE
392-Luther Myers 80. Brewster
396-Victor hartman. Chevrolet
399-Michael Roman Chevrolet
439-Mitchell Stefanski. Franklin
HEAVYWEIGHT NOVICE
420-Lorenza Ross ALLEN. Ind.
42I-James Tucker ..Allen, Ind.
423-Chafles ]. Trick. Brewster
434-Elmer Evans. .Riv. Ro. c. c.
1I2-POUND OPEN
515-James Tanning. .. Brewster
5O4-Dick Bechtel. Chevrolet
505-Frank Cicala ....Chevrolet
507-Al Ellis .......... Chevrolet
1l8-POUND OPEN
501-Jim Nicely ......Allen. Ind.
516-John Rivers. 49,. Brewster
517-Peter Howrye 49,. Briggs
51S-Jimmie Phska ....Chevrelet
126-POUND OPEN
536-Arthuh Price. 80. Brewster
53S-Richard Garcia. .. Chevrolet
541-Nick Palise, Jr.. Dear. BIS c.
SPED. Peters. .Ecorse BIS Club
1S5-POUND OPEN
557-James Palmer. Brewster
55S-Prisco Nardone. ..... Briggs
563-Silvio Massett. d. B. Club
565-Gaff Harvey, High. PIX. Rec.
147-POUND OPEN
575-O'Neil Bell. Allen. Ind.
5S0-William Grier 80. Brewster
5S1-Bob Longston. 80. Brewster
584-Sam AMIGO. 1890. Briggs
160-POUND OPEN
604-Arthur Ahern. Annunciation
612-Lucien Taliaferro. Brewster
615-Charles Hayes ...Chevrolet
591-George Merfcka. -. Hudson
ff5-P0USD OPEN
64S-John O'Den ...... Brewster
634 -TonyNPlesha ......... Briggs
636-Leroy Lawson. &c BIS Club
637-C. HolewinSki. Ham. Elk. c.
HEAVYWEIGHT OPEN
646-Jimmy Powers. Annunciation
647-Alfred Brown. -. Brewster
$40 James Turner. 80. Brewster
650-Bob Brown. ..ChcVrolet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Hot State Five,
Wayne in Play.
Tonight
BY GEORGE MASKIN

Michigan's hottest" collegiate
basketball machine - Michigan
States Spartans-will attempt 10
bite off another heavy chunk in
Marquette University at East
Lansing tonight.
The Spartans in their last three
games have knocked off Creigh-
ton. Long Island University and
Temple-undefeated on the court
before humping into Ben VanAl-
styne's high-powered gang.
While State moves against Mar
quette on the Detroit front
Wayne University will hook up
with University of Buffalo at the
Central High gym, starting at Sis.
WAYNE STEAMED UP
Wayne. like State. is in high
spirits. In their most recent en-
counter, the Tartars won impress
sively over Dartmouth University,
champions of the Eastern Intercol-
legiate Association the last three
years.
States lineup will feature Max
Hindeman and Bob Phillips, a pair
of veterans. and Chef PetroSki,
sensa tional sophomore.
After taking on State. the Top
pers will come into Detroit to-
morrow night for a session with
University of Detroit at the Naval
Armory. a
Three-fifths of Wayne's starting
lineup against Buffalo is set with
John and Bill VanVleck at for
ward and center, respectively, and
Gerard Richards at guard.
Paul NuneZ. the Tartars' up and
coming sophomore forward, and
Len Myron at guard, probably will
round out the first five.
Advance in die at ions point
toward Wayne's enjoying soft
time tonight. Buffalo has had
/ little success this season. facing
for the most part second and
/ liiil u idtC Opi1oiiCii'S.
LOST LAST TO IOWA
Marquette will provide u. of D.
with its second major home test.
Three weeks ago the Titans bowed
before Iowa in the last seconds of
play.
University of Michigan faces
only headaches over the weekend
in its pursuit of victory No. l in
the Big Ten chase. Tomorrow
night the Wolverines tackle Hi
MIDSUMMER over Purdue, the ia
vorite-at Champaign.
Then Michigan switches its
operations to Lafayette for a
meeting with Purdue
Kalamazoo goes to Adrian and
Alma invadcs Ohvet in NJ. l. a. A.
DlaV tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
FIVE FROM PETOSKEY

Skaters are coming from as far
away as Petoskey. Clair Dean of
that town will bring down his son,
Clark Dean. state juvenile cham
pion last season, who is now in the
junior ranks, and four other
youngsters.
From Saginaw. where skating
interest is growing steadily, will
come at least 40 ice Founders who
expect TO skate away with most
of the honors. The contingent will
be led by such outstanding per-
formers as the Wrona sisters.
Helen and Esther, who tied fer
the state title last year at Alpena
and the two other Wronas, Agnes
and Victoria.
The Koinis family also will be
we'll represented. There1l be Doro-
thy, winner of The Detroit Times
Gold Skates last season, her sister.
Mary, now a senior performer, and
brother Jimmy.
TRUDEAU is COACH
The Saginaw Skating Associa-
ton is again being sponsored by
the Kiwanis club and Bert Tru-
deau is the guiding genius as coach
of the star-studded batch of
skaters.
Flint entries are topped by Bill
katzenberger. who showed such
fine promise in the intermediates
last year; Bill Neault and Helen
Hillman.
Wyandotte' pride. Ed Finnegan.
state juvenile champion of a year
ago who is now a junior, will per-
form along with Leo Wojtkowiak,
Don Vineyard and Gene Baird.
A red hot scrap for the mems
senior title is in prospect, with
Vince Bozieh, state champion, up
against a field that includes Art
Brown. Dick Russell and The De
troit Times Silver Skates winner
of l940s Terry Browne.
Girls from Detroit who wifi
skate are Muriel Bubbles Miller,
Dorothy johnson. Virginia Del
pier, Ann Cutter, Margaret Cook
and Mary Place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
BeIters Called

The following contestants in
the NOVICE and OPEN DIVJ-
SIONS called for tonight at
naval ArnorY:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

kaneIi eubl keudrch IT, -. Violet i.u
pamluiek Tursiewicl So Rose Krawiee.
william Theodore shaw. 81 VIVIAN Irean
EG@srs c6aae, $. ONCE Jr.. p; June
Josephine kiuge q
Willard ] Wood %. Julia Kielbass. H..
Stanley Sandei. p. Stella Cluk, -.
Jahn A. Fisher. p. jeanette Sim, %.
Albert Schneider Is. Sylvia Lux. -
Wendell Roberts JJsnkin. % Forestins
Frsak chrisiisn Nsif. %: EVELYN Mare
x1.a1n.and Nafkaz - saals Iaglelln. n.
Jack saucigr 81 Ann Philips 81.
Mfre New 80 Helen futchey, 81
John H. Rosseu Pr IS Ruth Hunting. "a
steven KIsh. p. Corhela Oiuia. 20.
Leon Dzoba. 25 Julia Iank. p.
Benjamin b. Law. q. Alberta !. Wick
william K. Gillette q: Virginia N. Sloan,
chester Kannooski p Wlnifred Hunt. p.
Edwin Gasloross ki "a. Doruth5 81. Boi.
Russo Lashbrook. 70; Helen Bernieee
oval PREY. 10. Minnie Van Loon. o.
.Naicoim Mcdonald Kidd. p Marlo'ie Am
NIKE poIlskie. y. Wanda shugue p
Marie Barduca. 30. Helen A. Tafaskie"iez
cedric , coates -. Insz BETTY MFtz. 81
Alfred Richard kiink. % Margaret amilh.
Asehlhala hAaxAza WALLER II. IL Johanna
James $ Bennett. %. Margaret +. carab
FIorindo Gigho,u. 20 Stella Lsrabelle. "a
Joseph sehodowsk, Is, Helen hfynski' 20
William r. Leach. "a Aarceua "i'''Siis
lAo,d e. Dinoe -. Lucille Sweeney. p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
DEATHS

Mcndel Werthergher. 1878 f.lnNood %.
Jacob Fe,soi. 1888 Tyler g..
Bryan r. Dell. Centeriine. o..
&ettye N Kuhn. s3u LaWtan Sc
Thongs II. Petty. u Edmund ppce 50.
sophie n. v. vismostsd. sos West GreFn.
c. Hayward Murphy. Crosse Po.nts shores.
S.
Albert A. Paquette. 1871 Fielding -.
Mary Bertrand. 1922 GiadWtn. So
Hector Tally. 2577 Manist,Que. a.
Violet Theresa White. 1888 spnngie -.
Dorothy Moore ii245 Fast Werner. q
Fdtth MaEenEcnXanZ-- l2bA4- lgEneL-2 dals
Arihur NcEnroe, 81 West Grand bpuie
Martha Himson. ,22as wilkins. as
katherine Plies. 25af West Grand baais
ward. 90.
Bertha Barker. 30o7 Lakewood 70.
Della sloan 24f4 sheridan =
Wesley James Corbett. Eight Nile. Redfnrd.
John X. schulz. 1890 coningwood. Is
BsbY Boy Wallace Birmingham, dafs.
Mrs. Betty Rossen. POSI- Fullerton. -
George Kszmierczak, 5aa2 Dubois, ! month
George Fouger. 9S5 Franklin, -
Hester r. Farrow. Piqua. o.. -
Roy Johnson Hoover. 1920 West Lsfa
BABY Boy Periman. $40 Rochester. DAYS
August Paschokst. ls6J south LiddesdsIe
Is
Annette Eean 2si Grand. Highland PARK
Thomas p. Weston. fss5 seaborn. n.
John Louis Dir. e346 WoOdside. %
WladyslaVa L. Kubik, 1851 Thirty second
80.
Frederick :. Author. 1903 South Al'sdena
kathleen Nee Isrsh. 57i5 Seminole. ~
George y Brsdt. 1850 Monica. -.
Dr Harry q KnoWlson POSI- Helen 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Detroit Warned
To Aid SedWdy

The people 81 Detroit Esd f.
Great Lake, region 81 ia.
day by ". C. Covlfa chairman
Of the Detroit Greet L 81
Lawrence Sca~ay COMMITTEE e
wire and write thcir con zmcn
in favor Of thc project or brightly
organized local lobhes rsaf eut-
ing selfish interests 0lll defeat
the project. now pending ~ Con-
greSS
Official government SURVEYS
show that the seaWaN would inn
mediately benefit 30 000, 600 per
sons In the inland empire living
in about 20 STATES on or near the
Great Lakes" CowlIng said.
To-day Michigan docs the
largest export trade OF anN state
In America. One-~eNenth Of
Michigan's total pay rolls depend
upon foreign markets and 500
Michigan industries do business
overseas
High a. this ratio il. il could
he made still higher II Michigan
enjoyed the tremendous adVan-
tage of cheap water rates 10
those export outlets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

NI.HAm Thomas Lee. IS. MafEait. -.''
y,5'am L. Kurlaia. ~. Rats salonsn %
PAU otto Hrschbergef 20. Bernioe Rosa
rna1d Youngs
Thomas hen. go. pa Erasi -
William Fismins - MafiaH Ltaa " i
Aifrss j-.erp H,.rgan. - kane %
theresa Laarcaf ~
clarence A-nald Ns''sor IS par.ea cer-
rrsat r8srsWks q sells Kfsa p
Frsne asaWi1f - Anne i saaTt
,asrse zassy. 10 Wanda Ievaaan~sF'
4n,saay woRsvie1 =; 5a,spH'7s psrsn.
l.sae H,a.e' 81. Nra Arlens s-sna -
Frsas Nachsiss q Anna raN'owssa. ~
J5bn stsnisy Tesgan. 30 Margaret susanne
sullivan. d
citse strange ~ Eyelgn Bel %
iorn Boedsu 80. Hay Ryan
Mtche KotoVss. 3. Aivins EecsiuErr
ress-3I Gord,n. y pose seesny 81
rrefercs NJ J. Lshby % Agsts Pistero
mona. Rraa.y Nar,eo % Aesh y eur
raas- lee weight a Eeeya Myrle Por-
,desra Joseph Neos,'' III vss.a.'
ner-. seymour zams,-s ?. luns Mare
s,dss. # BsHev. g Time Frsnen -
So man Peter Frde IS Mar4a Leah
1870 NJ. Arthur d raeen N fletcher
wen " Jones q Rsasb lean Msr- -
Iulea Jotsfezys. p Wanda f. -nurqssti
"a
isrs. smith ~ Nsgsere' Nao
, -tfg, g-9ktss ~ cleo rItI.t a
frane. Biesah - Eafahefh Aon faanr.
Io5a. Armand Ha,.sa 2s rauaa. ia
>musa- Le.asa ~ Ns--a-f, H7sns7o
'Ps.nsna Anderson q irene RICHARDSON.
Htag sypniev.st - Eeeh Noease.1
Josr coaas y Jess. p stewart.
FI5st rou.sss p Rum Hays O.
John ". Jackson. p Rose Agnes Pouch.
F Marine 20 Ida Drake 40
Harry D. samson. p Olive z. Benedict
Heay Easea. Kearaa % Mar Barasss
cas.msr. ysszes % Irene soboslnsd -
tdmaad sieke % Geraldine p
Cornelius Hoshdaerfer y Eise W. Russ
p
Lavrenee lams. singer. % Io.. Helene
Evans 20
Anthony Mskief % Josephine Wisn.euski.
p
Edward C1aezkovsh p Margaret "a.
Bada ~
FIosd C.. LuHdberE -. Regina Louise Bur
manek -
Thomas Vans q MARY pueH. 10.
Louis =. McKeuna 23 Janet Arsttas IS
'."arer ho'fen. 70. Julian r. snoczak -
William Albert Moore Jr g. Lourert
SeIda Crocker rs
Alfred Roy shulare 81. Mae Margaret
Barnes So
Ann Garoer % Anna Rose obranovic
10
frank Tpohs 20. EVELYN Mae CarusH 90
Richard Hoohef - Minnie Rerus u
Cparies Lemgel Aackay. IS Ne.ie-M
Holmes 20
Joseph 6. sanzsNsf 20 Msrraret n
Bush. n
Gordon c. Deuean 81 Doris Beaudry g.
Benjamin Peter GufEew g Ruth Virginia
Gafufher. -
wafer Dvisnskl. IS. zra Demo. a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
gitiveGunman
Brought Back

Frederick Van AsseFie con
voted shotgun bandit was re-
turned to Detroit today 10 face
sentence almost two years after
his dramatic escape by dropping
20 feet from the second floor Of
the Recorders Count Building
For the last 10 months Van
A>sche worked as pay roll clerk on
. government arsenal project in
Lakewood. Md. handling thou
nds Of dollars under police pro-
TTTfI0U.
HIS capture came When E-i},+
men in Washington. Identified
hngefprints taken because he
worked on the defense Job Known
there as Fred Bethany he con-
tossed Identity and waived extra
ditlou.
Van Asschc. - years old WAS
enc Of the notorious Dale Saund-
i----l4at etft4 ssaftE5,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
Rows

BOYS
Bo.s were born 10
rs1seea A.cathie. 1897 stees
lfsre Boil 1920 Lansing
f4.ssH Haaf1a. 1890 Naf~ts e.
.l.sr Brown 1856 Mclean
Naffs Cummings. 3ifa Heiceibefe
isssie Cunsldine 1893 West ses
Okla caEfass iss0 salIns. Dearborn.
ff0u4 Dew 31ff Monroe.
gsrtuife pettorre. 1892 LasaHs
sHrr Es 1881 Fielding
Marie Fffe Warren Township p.
Dorothy FROST 2a2i Centre
Kathryn Finnersn 93s7 Manor
eathcriae Fitzpatrick. 1905 Tuexooo
wanda Hartman 1881 Thrty-first
eye'yn Have i1l7 West Thirteen Mle 80
l4s.e1 johnson. 5o37 williams
Eutn Kehas s0B7 Weatherhy
Beatrice Knight 1875 Rackdais
Heree Kares 2fi5 SKI street
.as..e kaseutx. 1882 sunny knot Hfrfef
virginia LILY, = East Grand avenue H.sa-
and Park
eHraIa law 1855 Flanders
NarfH MadFen. 1912 Nadswurtu.
4rF Maarh so2e Duncan.
fsne NaFIn. 71aa Webb
0H NeSeely 80 Crawford.
Ruth Magic 1858 Epworih
p 4se Neuman. iae3s ga aEhsr
Stare Prince 1882 TVsnfy-fffh street.
EteIyu peschke s216 Chamberlain.
Hatel Flrman 1890 piersou
Ester Patterson gl2 Theodore.
louise PeiHe. 1873 Linnhurst-
cara Ramsey 2io31 Lahser road Sau'n.
MARION Renauef. sa0s South NeWberry.
FeHe sanderlin 3e3 South Luther
Roth smith s3Z5 Terry
a.z-e--- SklhA- A41- L-a2-ts-f
anita sharon. al East Euclid
psrr Ice Traum 1878 Promenade
fucuie Trombiey. sos American
Patricia Trivcrs 1881 stratford road.
Beu'ah stith. 28T East Philadelphia
Ruth TerbenegEen, 4l6i BeaconsfleI1
= zaheth Tesch. 22726 Columbia. Wesi
Dearborn
Blanche VIck 1921 Fourteenth
Nancy Veenstra. 1889 Tlene
Frances whale h7e3 Cooper
ArrIna Wehrmetster 1880 G1bcFf.
ThcIma wallace 5s55 Fourth
josephine Wright 1882 LRwioH
Pauline Wilson. 2070 Pineree
Befihs Winer 1887 santa Rosa drive
Ella Mae Wilson. $40 Theodore.
Joyce White. 237 Leicester
Fula Williams 1910 Lsbeie
Iro'a Wilcox. 1878 superior.
Hsie1 Wright 2is0 Princeton. Berklet.
Emily Zarka. 2s27 Ninewood
tlarln Zspll 1857 Fleming. liant annex
Martha ZaIewski 1851 lockwood.
Alice Hempell 1857 Grant. Lincoln Pars
Helen Zimmerman. 1920 August
Girls
Girls we're born 10
Agnes Avakian. ~ south sofvaH
GLADYS BENJAMIN 1878 Reac0nshe
BeruaaAue CLARK Ia154 Wash'enaH Crosse
WINE Fiousr, ls2e Elz. Hs,.i PsrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
A Kentucky Mother
Elected Best Of 1o41

NEW YORK. April Il ,1NS)
Election Of Mrs Dena Shelby
Denl ot DanvilIe Ky. a the
American Mother Of 1871 was an
noluccG today by the Golden Rule
Foundation.
Mrs Diehl is a widow and the
mother OF four children, and by
marriage great-great grand
daughter Of Isaac Shelby. Revolu-
Hoaafy War hero and first gov
noc q Kentucky The founda-
uou annually elects an American
mother rs representative OF The
best in MOTHERHOOD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Marine News

up G Williams cleared. as p. m.
Wednesday. Ericsson. Holley. 80 MOODY
= .35. James MAZDA arrived. Edmonton ar
rived D. Bethlehem s:t5 Tonan. lseiin.
arrived. s.25. s. G Taylor. go: Ram
macher. 8 so. Coralia arrived, 80 Ma
coubrey T.s5; Maine. 1885, Bennington
s.2G. EAds-i37. $50. Martha Allen 10.
Aipena 10 30. Butler 1910. Pollock.
II 81. Saunders Jr. 1l.50. Trmble. 30
a m Thursday: Wood. ?; Pilisbury. 2.05
Jenkins. 2:2O. Conway. 2 80. " G. War
ron. 2.a5. Crescent CITY Hrrtv~ft.- ~ttreses,
$40. Weed. Gallagher 315; Cambria.
80. Dalton, I4:l5. {. 4. Thompson.
f.35; r. II Brown. $50; McDougai
MARSHA, $40: Gary. s Fink. 6;40i Fitch
arrived. 735. Dow Chemical, Trefnaine
arrived. 7.4O. Brown Beaver. s.35; J. b
Richards. S IS.
DOWN sherwin, 20 p m Wednesday
Kendrick Adristic. 3:25 Morgan. $50
Lackawana. 3 IS. Collins, 80. Angelina
$40. Lebanon. Conneaut cleared. Gehm
3,5u: Coalhaven. 4. Taurus Adams. 40,
Joliet, AIS. W ID. Crawford. Canadoo,
2 20. Vandoc, Fort WilldOc, i.25; South
PARK cleared Bricodoe. 40. Seilwood
35 Superior cleared, 4:45; Ball Bros
Pegasus Utica cleared. 40, Walters
4 So: Prindoc. S. Black. 5.25; H. W
smith. 5;55: lily Ford arrived, no
MaunaIos SOB James Davidson $50.
Lake Chelan cleared. 10. MaeNaughtpn
1905. Corana cleared. 1870; Mead cleared,
II Is lanes MAZDA cleared. L IS N
Thursday. Oskwood arrived 1.25; Briia-
fnoH . Crescent City cleared. g. ". r
white. T.4O. C. A. Rsiss. : 50. Hanna Jf.
: 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
SALT sTL- MARIE

Up Eugene Thomas A r.. Cornelius
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
DEATHS

Naff Tuud4uist a25s Fisher, 90
William S Feiton. 23Q Marsfun. st.
George. r. Hll. 1867 FIefzou. Is
ETues kryska. 1908 Horton A.
John Matyniak st3s Pittsburgh
OttIia b. Mlddeldqff. lif25 Ohio ~
John sirier COX Birmingham 4h
Frederic - HeEwaag a5sa Nanc1ufer a-.
Harry T carver Sr 26lI Mesf Grand
boulevard. 70
Albert ID .Soti-s- oFe.4srd Lake. So.
nr Edwin y Forbes. eHf PalIsfsH. 90
BanY Anne McFHH. 1fs03 Nelana. % days
Flora NHcerI 1881 Theiseu Zf dHfs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
SLABS RED TAPE

Engcl in a prepared speech. de-
clared that the lndiantoWn Gap
camp was costing S1T956 OF. or
$40. BOG, 600 more than originally
estimated He declared that 81
276,000 of this could have been
saved except for excessive costs
Of lumber and other material ara
the fact that camp is beng con
Si4a4cted- an -hlllN- EnGl-A- Land -
1.-THE army apparently still
wraps itself up ia red tape To
such an extent that il becomes
a. helpless a. an Egyptian
mummy TO act quickly IN an
emergency" Engel charged
The HOUSE naval committee
which retained Toiand, former
,44nsttl- far 4he National Labor r.
lationS Board investigating com
mittee. will be divided into various
subcommittee TO study aspect, ri
the naval defense program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
~ AND BUYERS GUIDE
ROLLER sKATING RINK

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