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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
BIRTHS

Martha Mash. 1926 cadieux
Lorraine May. 1852 East Ferry.
lMargie Maxi. 5Otf Montclar
Helen Nicholson 1921 Warrington drive.
Gertrude Mabestone. s275 Wisconsin.
Mary Mantz. 46f West Greendale.
Genevieve Malett. 1921 forrer
Irene Monahan a2te Msyburn
Elizabeth MixeJewski. 52Oi Talbot
Mary Miller. 1905 Dryden.
Helen Mandary. 1909 Minden.
lHcleu Mccombs. 1879 Dexter.
Lille Miller, 1919 Wabash
lC0ntetta NOVara, kS2s May
Mildred Otto. 4si West Goldengais.
Frances Oparka,S 2Oi77 Mackay
lLeona Pantaleo 539s Pennsylvania.
MARY Pollard. 1924 Brentwood.
Helen Quilhot, I'll North Atadena. Royal
vera Rowland. eIoa Nightingale Dearborn.
Gertrude Ross, 6435 Jim DAILY road, Gar
den CITY
Marie R1eszursk 1926 charest. Ham
| trAmCk
Rose Restum. 1873 Farrsnd Highland
Florence Rights. ana Campbell.
Eileen Reed 3s03 Kendall.
Ann Rakotz SO Distel
Donna Rheaume 2ii2s Rockford, West
Alice Riley. 1852 Rogers.
Eileen Smith, l0O07 Blackburn Plymouth.
Mary SAVING 1866 Garden. Royal Oak.
Francis simpson, 632 Barrie. Dearborn.
lGenevieye Scheel 1873 Inkster Plymouth.
Kathleen Smith. 1852 Wisconsin
lEustine shook. 2643 Third. Wyandotte,
IClArs shaw J003 Hardwood
Anne Shrager 1886 Gladstone.
iElIxabeth StHrrurd. go Edmund
Eleanor Sherard. POPS Dubois.
j LeOla Shaw. 1870 Patton
lClaudine Skinner. 1921 Hllger.
Naomi Scott, ss2i Kimberly.
/ Ruth frost 1868 Concord
Pearl Truskey, 1i3 Midland, Highland
| Park
MaudeHn Terry 1850 West Forest
Lenora Tutas. $685. Drugs
jeanette iddekinge. 1909 Lizier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
RIRTHS

Irene vargo. 1925 Westminster. Base Line
Bernice Ward, s555 Quincy.
Irene weide. 1895 Calhoun, Dearborn.
Ethel witt 1875 Indiana
Kari Warrack. 1887 Prairie.
Marguerite Walker 1892 Central.
Ruth Wilson. 1858 Ivanhoe
Ethel Webb. i50iO Madeline
Louise Ward SCI Oakman boulevard.
Josephine Why're, 97O3 Philip
Eunice Young, 637 East Warren
Betty Zaorski. 1850 Fifteenth.
Girls were born to-
Resale Andredge. 1850 Doris Fraser
Martha Arentz, lT6 West George. Hazel PIX
Alvina Butcher. Sac Gilbert.
Linda Buck. 1905 Keller.
Agnes Bentley, 252O7 Van Dyke, Cente
Line.
Dorothy Bissonnette. 1910 schaefer road.
Katherine Blank 1873 Westphalia.
Orelia Bolden. 800 Erskine.
Florence Braun. ssal North Clarendon.
Dameta Byks. 1885 Sargent.
Hannah Brewington. 66il Third
Marjorie Clark, 1893 Saratoga.
Jean Crookes, ga Emerson.
Floye coburn. 9i3 West Ferry.
llene Calleja, GALS Tuxedo.
Gertrude Cacaterra, 5l26 Lawndale.
Mary Czapla. 40l2 Junction.
Mary Cook. i0503 Dryden.
Marie Cardamoore, HIPS Cardonl.
Martha Crane, 1890 Ohio
Marion Charbonneau. 1929 West Warren.
Dorothy Cohen. 1856 Littlehed.
Edelia Canheld zoos Ferdinand
lThelma Coleman. 1864 Butternut
Verna crIttenden. 1907 Calumet.
Angelina Dalla Neechea, 1926 Longacre
Resale Daniel. 37s5 Carter
Dorothy DFHek-4sl2 Liherty
Anna Domke, l4i0 Coplin.
Helen Danosky. 1851 Kenney.
Ldrsne Davis. 1899 Vinrwuod
Mary Dziendziel, 20i Lawndale.
Annabelle DeBerry. 500 Lincoln
jeanne Dolhopol. 1s6is West Warren
Edith Emerman. 54i0 aCss.
Ruin Fish 1866 Weddell.
Mile Ferrera. 1854 MettetAi.
Doris Fuchs, 1912 lvanh0e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

Accused Gambler CheDs
Police Evidence

BY quickly eating a marked s.
bill, the evidence on which a dis
guised policeman was arresting
him as the operator OF a hand
book, Harry Roth, 80, today may
escape charges of violating the
state gambling laws.
Roth was arrested June 6 by
Patrolman John Palek of the vice
squad, who testified before Re-
corder's Judge Christopher r.
Stein that he had visited Roth's
alleged handbook at II West Con-
gress street daily for a week
dressed in dentists uniform
apron.
The day he arrested Roth, he
said he gave him a marked s. bill
for a bet on a horse and then sig
nailed police outside TO come in
and make the arrest As they
came in Roth picked the bill out
OF rolf of 1912 and started tc
eat il.
I'VE pounded him on the back
and shook him." Palek said. "He
choked n little and swallowed.
We tipped him upside down, hut
we never did get the bill back"
Following Palek's testimony the
trial was adjourned TO give Judge
Stein time To study a petition for
dismissal and TO rule as &c
whether the police used entrap.
ment in preparing the case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Raise in Milk Price
Up 10 Farley Debate

4 conference 10 discuss a pro-
posed raise In the purchasing price
of Grade milk from $40 70
50 = "A hundrcdwcight will be held
tomorrow morning between the
Milk Producers Associa-
tion and Detroit retail milk deal
erS II the raise is granted, milk
prices may advance TO l3 cents a
quart in Detroit
Producers claim that the in
creaseS are being asked now be-
cause of the unusual defense de
mands for cvaporalcd milk and
The seasonal drop In production is
affecting the market. The con
ference VIII be- held IN the aSso-
cation office in the Stephenson
Building 656O CaSs avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
- BIRTHS

BOYS were born to-
Marion Armstrong. 2l3s 1-swndale
Nell Bannasch. j070 Lawion
Winfted Bader, SO Elmhurst. Highland
Park
Josephine Bank. $40 Roemer Dearborn.
Lois Pullman, 25i5 Boston boulevard
Dora Bachman, i9n " GriXdae
Lillian Bsrden. 1885 Richton.
Mary Bujaki. qi05 Lyon
Helen Ball. 1859 Hamilton
Helen Berkaw. 1876 Cherrylawn.
Isabel Barrett. 6737 Goldsmith
Euia Bridges, 1893 Dequindre. Ham
tramck
Esther Crawford. 2o2i Dalzene.
Vera Capls. 1851 steel
Ethel Cline. 1ili Fernhill.
Mona Coiquhoun. 1896 Marlborough
Frances CrCciata 5g15 Field.
Mary cure, 1884 Chalmers.
Genevieve Cruze. 5f1S LaWr0u
Dora Carnage. 1924 PENNSYLVANIA
Helen Corley. 1891 r. Montcalm
Helen DuWd. 6i3S Cadet
Margaret Davis. Plymouth
Clara Depsmore. 52f5 Lemay.
Mary DeLuca. $500 Barlum
Madeline Dix 743e Guthrie
Margaret DeVolder. 141ii Glenwood
/ Ethel Danielson. 1920 81 Marys.
veda DAVIS. lOs3i stratman
1 Dorothy Eisenberg. 1912 Bedford road.
Martha Eason. 6j4S Ptttsburg.
Dorothy Fleming 1896 Mendoza Owinl.
shirley Fields. 1926 w Grand
Jane Juinon 36lS Shady Lane
Lucille Grlffn. SIS Emerson
Virginia Grfnaldi. s55i American.
I Irene Gemgnani. 1887 Hasse.
NARROW Gibson. ii05 Fourth.
Bessie Greisman 3137 Calvert
Laura Givan. 1851 Tweutv-eighth.
fula Higgersun 1911 : Liebuld
Elsie Hutchinson, 2lO0 Orpington Firmng
ham.
Virginia Happy 1886 Dane
EVELYN Han $40 Cortland Highland gsYk
Fiizabeih Henderson 1stchmunis
Margsretc Hamilton. 1908 Capital Lin
coin PARK
Mildred Irwin. 1852 1akepoinie
Caroline Jacobs iiSi Campbell
Geuevieve Kutney 1896 Michigan.
opehs Ksrg. 1922 larchmont
Katherine keyes. s3i2 Ellsworth.
Irene Krauss. 372g 81 Clair
Natbeia Kreger 1925 Andcrd0n
MaHl- Kramer l31La Chandler Park drive
Linda Kozlowski j56l McDougan.
Murid King. 1882 Binder
Cerelia koszewski Ii7H Evanston
Rernlcc kolasinski 22s6 Lyman place.
Dorothy Kasper I'LL Girardin
Ruth Loughesd. 200 Geneva, Highlan
BSrnce>I.ubbers 23275 Wagner Van Dyke
NINA TafsFH-- IJrT CHfrffar.
Zelda Lichtman 1864 Webb.
julia Lichtefman 1921 Rochester
Marguerite Iedford. 50 Kenilw0fth
Evelyn Ltskt. 1879 Charlotte
Therese iaportc. iifg Twentieth
EIesnor Lickfeldt 1885 Beeyhton.
Helen Laws. pg1 FutnEW
Madeline Loeb 1892 W0odiawn
constance Macdonald 1865 Mckinif,
Ruth Macdonald 2po77 orleans
MARY MieszczuT. 572i Calhoun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John A. Krogh. 80; olga r. Pelo, 26
Chye n. Bevens, 80; Velma Malone, 30.
John r. Kemp, so; Iva c. HiNUn, 81.
Ted r. Pochmsra, %; Angelina Franczyk.
10.
Major J. Robertson 81 Martha L. stub.
salvatore A. Matter, 90 Theresa Toeeo,
30
Raymond A. Foster, u; Rhoda A. Persen,
Peter NJ. Agtersae, 81; Lorraine H Bran
dsu. %.
Lawrence Mckay Jr.. Is; Charlotte
Spencer, "a
Joe Deakyne. u: kathryn Martin. 10
Henry Easterhouse. 20 Dorothea ksuseh
Raymond r. Hoffman, 81; Martha Ora
Carl Christensen. 25; Elda Gems. 25.
Emil Riutta, %: Elms Saarea IS
HARRY Reinke 81: Lottie Ososki. 25.
Harold b. Coe. %: Gladys r. Gersky, 20
Frank j. Koziol. %. Eyeline T. Kozlow
ski, %.
Howard Bruning. rs: Ann Mcintosh 80.
Sam Lombardo, 81 Mary Zurlo. u.
Edward A. Bercal Dc Ann Il Slapa. %
Daniel F. Neil. u, Patricia Flanagan 10
Victor II VanHslls, 80 Helen shelton, 20
Charles Wells. 80 Vernie NJ Baumeister
Joseph c. M,xsen 90: June L. Herring. 1q
Chester j. GOdlewski, - EleanOre Cap
Eric Jacobson. %: June A. I.aPierre. %.
Peter Piestrak, -; Clara Franczak is.
John c. Dobbelaere, q; Genevieve c
stoetzel -.
Arnold Wilson, %; Elizabeth Cichocki 81
Max 5. Sadowski. q; Lottie Sywak, %.
Leo DeBusk, % Betty Rafferty,, II.
Albert J Gardner. 20. Margaret Hahn %
Arthur Olszewsk. ~ Josephine Zowin "a
Donald Matte %; Frances Rourke %
Joseph +. McGrath, 80 Elsa NJ Blessing
%
John r Hamilton. 30: Elizabeth Me
DOwell. 30
Chester kaminski 81. Rose Madaeasz. %
CLYDE +. Bowar, Is. Ann Macdonald 25
Richard selley Jr 80 ophena Car
penier. 20
John C. Tracy 20 Margaret Schiller. "a
Edmund Grzelak. 26. Irene WawTzykow.
ski. 10
Roy NJ. Weaver 81: Lelsh Smith. 80
Russell T.. Massey ~ Geraldine y Mar,
liza ~
Thomas Mikeska 25: Catherine A
DOUGH, %
Roy Fry 20. Betty Joclson, IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Harry Hoffman
funeral for Attorney Set
for tomorrow

Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at , p. m. from the Ham
.ilton Chapel. Second avenue and
AleXandrine street, for Harry
Hoffman. 65. veteran Detroit at
'torncy. who died Monday at his
Pine Lake home He was a legal
aid of the Rackham trust fund.
He was graduate of Detroit
Central High School and received
his LIB. degree at the University
of Michigan in 1900. Surviving
arc two brothers, Joseph, of Oak
land, Cal. and John. OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
State Deficit
Drop Reported
Time, stan Correspondent

Ian SING. July 16.-At the
close of the fiscal year on June 30
the states deficit stood al S12,-
100000, Auditor General Vernon
J. Brown reported today.
Browns figures showed the
deficit had been reduced by S14,-
4l1.000 during the six months
since January l through Increased
sales tax collections. This con-
firms Browns prediction to the
Legislature during the July s and
9 meeting.
The deficit will continue 10
decline as evidenced by sales tax
collections during the first 10
days I'm july" Brown said.
There was collected more
than 100000 above a compare
bic period I'm 1910"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
John F. zaIewski
Son Heads Police Detail
in Traffic Court

Funeral services for John +.
Zalewski, ~. father of Lieut.. Her.
man ZalewSki. head of the police
detail in traffic court will be held
at 9 a. m tomorrow in the AS
sumption Grolto. Burial viii be in
Nj. OliVct Cemetery.
Mr.. Zalcwski, who lived at 1416l
Cedargrovc avenue, died of in
iIurieS incurred June II in an auto
mobile accident He was a veteran
'emplpye of the Midland Steel
Company.
Mr., Zalewski is survived by -four
sons. four daughters. 20 grand
children and five great grandchil-
'dren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Hopkins Of 10 Britain
To Gel Latest Data

WASHINGTON. July 16.-Dis-
patch OF Harry Hopkins 10 London
for p further checkup on Bri,ain's
urgent war needs was revealed to-
day a. President RooSevelt'S latest
-rr->frrffsr- increasingly strained
relations between the United
States and Germany.
An effort had been made %
keep Hopkins tour secret bat word
leaked out that The President
confident who IS administrator OF
tho S7OOOOOO 600 lend-leaSe pro-
gram, already was on ms way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Obituaries
James W. Glover
UNI. Professor Emeritu:
Dies in Ann Arbor
nna. stan Correspondent,

Times stan Correspondent
ANN ARBOR. July l6. Funeral
+ services were 10 be arranged to-
dav for James Waterman Glover
- University of Michigan pro-
'feSSor emeritus. who died yeSter-
day al ms home.
He was graduated from the
University in 1892 and after post
graduate work az Harvard re-
turned 20 Ann Arhor as fac
ulty member IN 1895.
As a mathematician he had a
worldwide reputation and was
.conSultant for the United States
and Canadian governments and for
several life insurance companies.
He devised the Detroit Street
Railway pension system. He
leaves his wife, Alice. and a son.
James Wchber Glover.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
u. S. Chart

Deiroii and Vicinity Partly cloudy with
scattered shoWefs and cooler today fair
Thursday, gentle 20 moderate northerly
winds
tered showers and cooler TODAY. fair ThQrs-
DAY
Upper Michigan Generally fair and
somewhat warmer today ard Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
BIRTHS

Carmella Palazzolo. 1925 Belvidsrs.
Mildred Parker. Garden city.
Ruth Phillips 1888 Delaware.
Ennis Rebeschini. 17l53 Marx.
Gertrude Rosink. 6Ofo Dubois.
Clara Reid D372 CharlevoiN.
Elizabeth Rice 205OO Ilene.
Lotte Renewicz. A077 Campbell.
Yvonne SILK, $50 Peterboro.
Annie Salisbury, 525 West Breckenridge
Ferndale
Alice Spring born, 1915 Vermont.
Theresa schmidt. 1880 Eigin.
Mary Sinelli. 1925 Puritan.
Mary sanctorum, 1850 Chalmers
Barbara stewart. 1929 Murray Hill.
Irene Suhy. 1915 East Ferry
Doris Schwanvitz, 1744 Townsend.
Audrey SiEgins. I'LL Rangoon.
Ann Summer. 1871 Hubbard.
Alfredo Sikora, 246 Holbrook.
Nellie Travis, 676 West Forest.
Dorothy Tell. i0lO5 Aurora.
Margaret Underwood 1925 Northlavu.
Lottie Williams, ilO25 Goethe.
Lois Watts i23S5 Mackay.
Mary Warren 1865 Stanley.
Anne Ungerer. 1895 Corbett
Leola WordlsW. 1915 Russell
DANIEL Warren, 3642 Brush.
Virginia White, 1903 Infantry.
Helen Zukowski, 1921 Helen.
Julia Zeinski. 2f2l Junction.
Ann Zalnier. 1925 Burnside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

ksSir1ur- los dsgrssf o. PhoeniN. nm
Alnlngn-fs degrees q. E.o-4 L0ekJuI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Better
Health
nv LOGAN CLENDENING. VI. ID.

THERE is an old and hoary
L miSconception which ath-
letes and athletic directors and
physical instructors help 10
keep alive. which IS the confu-
sion between big muscles and
good health.
We had occasion 10 speak OF
Sandow. the strong man, the
other day and pointed out that
in spite of his strong muscles
and appearance of eXuberant
health. he only lived 10 be 81
We have confirmation OF
that idea in a discussion OF
physical fitness which Is the re-
suit of the studies of two South
African doctors.
The question of physical fit
ness is most pressing one Just
now IN connection with military
service. There are limitations
of phySicianS'S ability 10 de-
termine whether a group of men
is physically TT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
MoDERNIZAIION NATURALIZATION
OIL MPING sToPPED
PAINTS. wALLPAPLR-fLR

POWER SEAL. raises compression 81 +,
Installed. Guaranteed 1921 Cass
Cadillac 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
PAINTING, DECORATING

CAMERON's PAINTS 1874 West Nine
Mile Royal Oak 6sl6. Du Pont Duco
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
x3,oeft .Se44Ecp DEzoc26M
BUYERS GUIDE
GENERAL INSURANCE

I W A. LEWIS Insurance Agency Specislik-
ing IN Automobile Insurance. Temple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL
FITNESS

The age when endurance Is at
the peak is about six. The onset
of adolescence puts a terrible
strain on the organism. After
running 500 yards the children
6 years of age recovered very
rapidly. while girls of rs were
exhausted for a long time. Girls
are more affected by puberty
than boys.
Tf we speak OF fitness and ef-
ficiency. we shall have to ask
Ourselves-fitness for what" A
man may he Mt to be a paper
hanger without being fit to
handle the destiny of a CONT
nent. A man without legs is
unfit for walking. hut may make
an outstanding fighter pilot"
In the mental field the same
problems arise. DR.. Arnold
Laird. the psychologist, recently
sent me a questionable TO try
to tabulate the causes of edu-
Gated failures.
Here is man who has had
good opportunities, good educa-
ton, yet he fails at every job
he touches--whv?
According to Doctor Laird the
survey showed the lack of two
qualities. One is stick-to-itive-
ness, and the other is friendli-
ness. And it is pretty hard 10
assess those qualities by a pre-
liminary psychological eXami-
nation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
FITNESS AND HEALTH

Doctors Joki and Culver found
a group of over 30 young men
of the white collar" class with
whom the board could find moth
ing wrong on physical eXamlna-
lion but they were simply no
good when il came TO the actual
test Of working They lay down
on every job and proved 10 be
failures
They had no major diseases
and seemed 10 be fit. but they
tired easily. took no interest in
their work and had colds or
headaches all the time. No en-
ployer would hire them.
In government camp with
regular hours, good food and
proper supervision they showed
great changes for the better.
The doctors have made 10000
tests on children between the
ages of s and 20. They came
from all racial groups. English,
native Africans, Jewish, Bantu,
Indian and Chinese.
They passed endurance tests
OF shot putting and running GOO
yards. and there was no diff
ference in endurance that was
based on racial difference. mo
more impressive evidence for the
basic equality OF man has ever
been adduced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
DIVORCES

Mary Nardo from sam.
Ellsworth BartmeSs from Dave.
Eleanor NJ Gleiser from Lester =.
Essie Bulliard from Victor.
Charles Thomas from Grace.
June WCchs1eF from FRED.
Mary 7. McCalder from Donald Ala
Mildred Su1ana from NICK
Leontyne Robinson from Charles.
Helen Massey from Roland.
Maggie Wright from Leon.
Hazel Helen Clark from James n,
Dolores LeClair from David
Grace Jones from ]. Herbert.
Lula r. Ege from Carl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

J. A. B.-"Would three raw
eggs day. beaten in milk, be
apt to irritate the kidneys? Is
it safe to give it to a 7-year-
old child"
Answer-No kidney irritation
AT any age results from this.
II is a good, nutritious dish.
y. a. ST have been gain
ing weight since the past Sum-
mer and decided TO cut down on
certain foods. | now find that
I am going 10 have baby and
! was wondering if l should stop
dieting ,"
Answer-lt is not generally
advised by obStctricianS that an
expectant mother should eat too
much An average diet which
is lust short of causing any
obvious gain in weight, so long
as il is nutritious and we'll
balanced, l. tho advised diet.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Answer TO Spot Your
Plane Question

Westbsund planes ny ~
even numbcrcd attitudes
1000. 1000. etc. willis easo-
bound planes ny a edd-nun-
bored 100 foot levels. W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

Cousin Voice and Cousin Benny
refused TO pay any more board
for The Pearl, while Cousin Tin
insisted on II.
FL Perla, confident of his cham.
pion. jeered:
"Y'all, gentIemens gonna he
mighty sorry when Palsie's
foots git well. whooo-wheee,
y'all be sorry den. Me an
Palsie'n 20 back TO racin' an
win n million dolluhs TO- Mistah
Tim. Jes To- Mistah Tim~
''Yerse~ said Fireman Dun
nevan, You take Roberts board
outa my half, Benny
"Okay, sucker. Cmon, let's
get hack TO town"
Whut we gonna do next,
Benny"
Plenty. Come on"
ITO be continued
Copyright. 1871, BY Frederick Hszltt
Brennan
Distributed ~ King Features eynd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
T u F F Y
EN- r Y
"Si. He fren' Of yours: He

"Si: He fren' Of yours: He
sheepwrecked, eh?"
The brain of Force and Brains,
Inc. tried a new tack.
Look, Angelo, howsabout you
buyin' Erin Go Bragh back from
I an TIM"
THAT horse:"
yeah"
"Please, no. ave not the
monny."
I'VE already paid you three
hunderd an fifty."
LENGTHY ARGUMENT
"SL yes-but no monny."
"How Gomez
al buy a leetle tractalr weeth
heem, the monnyv'
Seaman Linn spat through hi:
teeth.
Them elephants has pups"
he said. "Well, okay. We keep
the plug. How much bOsrd?"
This matter occasioned a lengthy
argument-the point being tha'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
KnowIedee Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

Copyright 1871 by King Features
Score yourself on each question.
THREE, you're perfect; TWO,
you're good; ONE, you're fair.
WHO was the faithful servant
(a) in "As You Like IT.; OBJ
Robinson Crusoe"; (c) in
David Copperfield"?
2-What river do you connect
with (a) the Lorelei Rock; (b)
the Grand Canyon; tc) the
City of Rome?
story (a) Is about two
doors; (b) is about two wishes;
(c) is about two years on a
boat?
4-What animals (a) shed their
antlers annually; (b) are half
mouse and half bird; (c) have
one horn on their nose?
0-GiVe the first name (a) OF
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SHADOWS DEEP

"You know I'd love to, but"
'But WHAT"
"Well, 1 did have on, all
right"
The shadows were deep In the
stable area at Del Mar and the
BRIEF twilight OF little gods was
passing into night, as Seaman
Linn, accompanied by Silent
Thomas. approached the Linn
Dunn Stable.
Cousin Timothy and Cousin
Voice had their heads together in
a berry harmonizing of Mother
Machree."
Seaman Linn grinned.
"CeIebratin' the victory, Mr..
Thomas" he said.
Silent Thomas nodded.
Tim and Voice struggled TO their
feet in fHbnt of the box stall.
"Okay, Benny, Of pal, OF
pail" said Fireman Dunnevan.
I'VE made the swish yersh
we swished the"
Cousin Timothey means that
Erin Go Bragh swished home To
glorious triumph, my dear
Cousin Benny"
Seaman Linn spoke with amiablC
haste. He informed Trainer Gar
vey that the Linn-Dunn Stable
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musician named Chopin; (b)I
of painter named Ingres; (c)I
of a writer named Boccaccio.
novel (a) by Gather is
set in Quebec; (b) by Hilton
is set in Tibet; (c) by Johnson
is set in Abyssinia?
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