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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Purple Orchids

The brides mother chose for
the occasion an aqua sheer silk
gown with a vestee and sleeves
of matching batiste embroidery.
Her flowers were purple orchids.
The bridegroom's m o ther
wore a classic gown OF petal
pink crepe and lavender orchids.
A reception for $50 guests
followed the ceremony at the
home OF the brides parents.
White flowers were placed on
the mantle and throughout the
rooms.
On the brides table which
was laid with a pointe de Venise
cloth were two low bowls OF
white blooms. The TERED wed
ding cake formed the center
piece.
The young couple left on q
brief motor trip and will be Al
home at S12 Jefferson Apart
mentS in Niagara Falls, after
July 10.
For travelling. MrH. Wheeler
wore a green printed silk frocb
topped by a green wool jacket
and a green felt hat. Her acces'
sories were brown and white
The white orchids removed from
her bridal bouquet formed hei
corsage bouquet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
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By Light
OF ConJIes
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sweetheart neckline and long
tapering sleeves. The full skirt
and train were edged with three
small ruffles.
She wore a shirred cap OF
point d'esprit from which fell a
fingertip veil OF white bridal
illusion.
White roses. baby's breath
and white orchids comprised
her bouquet.
Fred Wheeler came from
Pittsburgh TO be his brothers
best man.
Ushers included anoth her
brother Of the bridegroom, Rob
ert Wheeler Of Pittsburgh, Rob
ert Waite. also of Pittsburgh,
and Robert and WHY'S McCloud,
cousins OF the bride. OF Dear
horn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

Miss Mary Elizabeth Laprod.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
TuH10dAoz11q;

Mary Virginia Sullivan born June to Mr.. and Mrs Paul
@. Sullivan Virginia Roser)
John BourbonnaiS. born June to Mr. and Mrs. NJ
j. Bourbonnais Betty Breen)
CiariSsa Theen. born June 19 TO Mr. and Mrs
Walter J. Theisen Bonnie Cartier).
Elizabeth VanderKoot. horn June "a to Mr. and
Mrs Robert C. VanderEiloot (Cara Knudsenl
Ellen Lucreta OBrien horn June % 10 Mr. and Mrs
John .Rrien lE1eanor Iohnson Of LaWton Mich.l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

WESTRICK
Before her recent wedding
Mrs. Kenneth Westrick was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

Miss Irene Kyrshak before her
marriage early in June.
She is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Peter KyrShak OF
Glynn court and her bride
groom's parents are the Michael
Krithers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

MISS MARGE SMITH will
return 10 town the middle of the
week from Gratiot Beach. where
she IL visiting the Charles II.
CAROLS Of Santa Barbara ave.
nue., at their Summer home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
RUSSELL-BOOTH

A recent marriage was that
OF Miss Ruth Russell. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Russell.
and Norman Booth, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. +. Booth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

MRS. RAYMOND JOSEPH FoREsMAN
Jr. Of Washington road. became
tho bride OF Raymond Joseph
Foresman, son of DR.. and Mrs.
Herbert X. Foresman OF East
Grand boulevard, at a recent
ceremony held In St Paufs
Evangelical Lutheran Church
with the Rev. +. Poppen OIL
ciating.
Following the wedding a re-
ception was held at The Whit
tier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

Mrs. Joseph Schultz WAS Miss
Beatrice Zirbel.
She Ia the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Zirbel and her
bridegroom II the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Schultz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

MRS. KENNETH WESTKTCK
Miss Doris Rutter. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rutter OF
ST Jean avenue.
Mr. WeStrick In the son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert Westrick OF
Chandler drive.
They were married at St Ber-
nard Church.
STEWERT- HINGELBERG
Mrs. Edwin John Hingelberg
In the former Miss Marie Sic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

NhS. TBN IN ]. FiINJELbhFeV
vert, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrx.
Ernest Siewert OF Connecticut
avenue.
Mr.. Hingelberg II the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Hingel-
berg OF Highland Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
IDm 04uA 81asYI

Mrs. Douglas Hatcher Is the
one-time Miss Florence Hushin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Back at Custer,
Hank Says He
.LikedtheGdnnes
Time. stan Correspondent,

FORT CUSTER. July 3.-Hank
Greenberg is getting as great a
thrill in the army as he did when
he poled those long home runs in
Briggs Stadium.
Hank returned here yesterday
with the anti-tank company of the
2nd Infantry after maneuvers in
Tennessee. He helped uncouplo
"a 37-mm anti-tank gun trailing
behind his truck and then, with
three other soldiers, rushed the
gun over rough terrain TO its rest
ing place.
After sorting his laundry in the
barracks, Greenberg discussed the
Tough? I wouldn't say that
they were 40 tough. But then l
am speaking for myself. Re
member, ride In truck on
the marches because our unit II
motorized. I don't know how
the boys on foot felt about 1t.
but | enjoyed the maneuvers."
Fellow soldiers agreed 10 a mar
that Hank was "one of the boys.
They said his $2l monthly check
went entirely 20 treating ms
buddies in the anti-tank company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

things were until Butch came
home. He asked me to keep still
and he'd get an annulment.
I didn't know what to do. But
I found out he was still seeing
Irene.
"Then, Sunday, we were to
take the children for a picnic. /
wanted to wear my bathing suit
because Ii was so hot. He said
was too skinny to wear one, and
one word led to another. He
BACKED my eye and i broke the
windshield Of his car. That's the
last I've seen of him."
Said Mrs. Benjamin Rush o
7211 Cadillac avenue, Van Dyke
of Alex:
That's a terrible way for a
boy to act whose fOrefather
signed the Declaration of Inde-
pendence."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

Picket
City Hall

Two hundred fifty women rang
ing il. age from the 2oS to the late
Cos picketed the City Hall in gen.
eral and Mayor Jeffries in par
ticular today, protesting the clos
ing Of the WPA sewing project on
which they had been employed.
The pickets bore placards read
ing
Judges Get Raises To $751;
000-We Get Cut OFF WPA."
I'VE Raise Sons for Defense
and Get Kicked OFF WPA."
Tomorrow Is independence
Day-For Whom"
The women blame the mayor
primarily for the closing of the
project, largest in America. be.
cause he is said TO have stated
that the clothing they made was
no longer needed by welfare re,
Icipients.
As a result I he 1875 womer
staff of the project was reduced
10 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Sentence Motorist
Who Blamed Pills

Samuel 2. Gibson. -, of BIAS
Second boulevard, who did dam
age 10 seven, cars, today was SEN
fenced 10 serve five days and
placed on a years probation by
Traffic Judge Thomas r. Maher.
In addition Judge Maher recon-
mcnded that his driving license be
permanently revoked.
Gibson was convicted for reck-
less driving May g. He told police
he did not remember what hap
.pened after taking two stomach
mills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
CAN'T BELIEVE 1T
Joe Sfysfifed

Joe Louis today issued the fol
lowing statement on his wife
divorce suit:
II am the most surprised man
In the world. We've had our
family arguments. Most of them
have concerned my being away
from home 10 much. l have
tried 10 explain 10 my wife that
being heavyweight champion Of
the world demanded this.
Il never once laid "A hand on
her. I can't believe yet that she
II serious about divorce. Since
Marva married me she has never
wanted for anything, 10 my
knowledge.
II can't believe she can
honestly say that have ever
done anything but be good
husband. I'll bet that within n
few days Marya changes her
mind"
John RoXborough, Joe's mana
ger, said he didn't think Marvs
would go through with the divorce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Woman jailed
For Jdywd|king

Convicted as a jaywalker who
caused the crash Of two automo.
bles Mrs. Ethel Henderson, 81
of 1904 Hastings street. today wa,
sentenced 10 10 days n tho Wayne
ounty Jail by Traffic Judge
Thomas r. Maher.
II was testified that Mrs Hen.
derson crossed Gratiot avenue Al
Hastings street last February ~
against the red light, causing AT
automobile 10 Swerve and crash
into another. After hearing teSti.
mony OF how Mrs. Henderson
walked. Judge Maher also ordered
her not TO drive an automobile foi
"A wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Detroit Soldiers
Get Promotions

In Detroit'S 210th Coast Artil-
lery CAA) regiment. now stationed
al Fort Sheridan, H., "a promo
tons were ordered in June by Col.
Robert +. Glenn, commander OF
the regiment.
The following men will receive
new chevrons: To be first ser
geant: Tech. Scrgt Hubert B.
Fowler. To be staff Sergeants
-Sergts. William j. BssharTah,
Herbert. F. Cole, Michael T. Had
dcd. John Kordosh, Robert +.
Robb. Roy y. Stetler Wellington
Yaple and Corp Frank Forrest.
To be SergeantS Corps John
a Clack. Alexander 5. Carroll
William T. Colon, Jerome Donder,
James W. JalnkinS. John McDer-
mott, William p. Murphy Walter
G. Schulien; Pies. John +. Cody.
Kenneth 3 creedon, Raymond n.
Dipper. Jack Findlaier. Lloyde +.
Gail. NELL { Mckelvey, Edward
l.. Teninty and Pvts. Raymond p.
EsSell and Louis y. Malroit
TO be corporals Pies. Warren l..
Anderson. Joseph c. Brchmer,
James J. Craft. Alexander j. Droz-
dowski Samuel Failla. Sylvin j,
GiczewSki, Charles Greenbaum,
Paul w. Katus. Rex l. Mcqueen,
John r. Maurer. Samuel +. Robb,
Donald II. Roth and Pvts. Herbert
Blumberg. Richard c. Charlton,
Paul ". Engle. Foster l.. Gearhart,
George G.. Granger, Earl r Hart,
Carl j. Krause. Clarence f.. La
liberte. Bernard S. Lipschitz, Ellis
Lowen. Gerald J Polk, Carl SAT-
ronof Clifford r Sawher, Charles
Shubel. Leo T. Sines and Eugene
ID. Whiteborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Injured Mother S
Baby Son Dies

In critical condition in Henry
Ford Hospital, Mrs. Eleanor Nc
Donald, 25, of 24363 Princeton
street. Dearborn, was 10 be told
today her one-year-old son. George
Jr., was killed I'm the accident
which injured her and her two
little girls.
Police said that Mrs. Mcdonald,
driving in Monroe between Cleve-
land and Madison avenues. in
Dearborn. lost control of her car
and Swerved into a tree.
The two daughters. Gail, Az,
and jeanne, ga. were given first
aid and released. Surgeons oper-
ated on Mrs. Mcdonald for in
ternal injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Children 10 P| lay
At Fair Grounds

A complete recreation park for
children within the State Fair
Grounds, to open within 10 days,
was announced today by Bernard
y. Youngblood, fair manager. and
John Considine of the department
of parks and recreation.
The state will furnish two acres
of ground which the city will equip
and provide with recreation super
viSors.
There Is no reason I'm the
world why children should be
playing In the streets while the
necessary space for a play
ground exists within the Fair
grounds" said Youngblood.
The playground will also be Of
value during the fair which opens
August 81, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Fan .DOe'S Brow
Told That Maria Is Suing Him for Divorce, Champ
Misses I5-Foot Putt, by a Half an Inch

The news that his Marva is suing
for divorce made Joe Louis miss a
l5-foot putt
The ball started out nicely from
the putter OF the shocked heavy
weight champ, bat stopped half
inch short of the cup.
Huh >" said Joe.
A 60-foot approach shot from a
difficult lie had lifted nicely onto
the green. But that was before he
heard about Marva.
His wife charges extreme
cruelty in a suit filed against
Joseph Louis Barrow this rea
name i'm Chicago, reporters told
him. and wants her cut of $500 00C
in property and 100000 in cash
she says he has.
CAN'T BELIEVE 1T
Joe almost changed expression
He became voluble.
II don't believe It," said Joe.
He then missed the putt on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Butch Came Home
But, Says His Wife and Mother of His 3 Children
He Had Acquired Another Wife While AtDay
BY VERA BROWN

Alex (Butch) Rush, q. whose
great, great. great, great grand
father was one of the signers OF
the Declaration of Independence,
today is in lot of trouble.
Out in Mt. Clemens today be-
fore Judge Neil E. Reid, Butch is
asking for an annulment of his
on May "a in Toledo to
23-year-old Irene Pelath of TAOS
Hamburg avenue. Butch's wife,
Loretta, mother of his three chill
dren. who lives at 22639 Peters
avenue, Van Dyke, has asked
Prosecutor William +. Bowling
here for a warrant for bigamy
and then there is matter of nom
support in the Macomb County
court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
City Drafts Plan
To Force Lessees
.0ut Of BarIunn

Plans 10 force the Albert Pick
Hotel Company by legal action to
vacate the Barlum Hotel were an
nounced today by the city's COR
poration counsel, Paul 4. KrauSe.
The company, which has been
leasing the hotel on a month-to-
month basis for SO 500 was ordered
10 leave the hotel premises by
midnight July 5 by the City Coun-
Gil after councilmen became irri-
tated because the company wanted
the monthly fee reduced TO $500
for July and August.
"We will not renew the lease"
Krause said. IF the lessees are
not out by midnight Saturday
we will go into court Monday
morning. We should have pos
session 10 days later"
INSTRUCTED BY COUNCIL
Krause said he has been in
structed by the council to then
advertise for new bids. after which
the council will make a final de-
termination on whether TO lease
the building or convert II into a
city office building.
Krause said the revamping of
the hotel building and the city hall
so that all city offices would be
restricted TO four buildings includ-
ing the Water Board Building and
Police Headquarters would cost
about $750,OOO.
Krause said the cost had TO be
balanced against the service that
would accrue from such an ar
arrangement.
LONG TIME TO COME
This was attacked by the Pick
companys local manager, Robert
L. Othling, who said:
This will be a hotel for a
long time to come. We may not
operate IL, but somebody else
will. All this fussing around has
made IL impossible for us to
make even the normal repairs
which we think necessary.
"Our latest offer which was
just recalled by us because the
council doesn't know what IL
wants would have Melted the city
about $780, 900 over 2O-year
period and would have included
taxes, past and future, besides
rental fees.
"Remodeling the Barlu m
means buying new and speedier
elevators, more windows here,
less there, knocking out an en-
tire floor of plumbing and
wiring, and you still have a hotel
instead of an office building"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Bakinq Strike Farley On

Negotiations were 10 be re-
sumed today in the strike at the
Mills Baking Company called by
the United Retail and Wholesale
Employees Of America CCIO). II
was announced by State Labor
Mediator Victor Swearingen. Six
hundred went on strike, closing
the cOmDanV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

ninth hole of the Rackham city
course. Tcn-Mile road and Wyom
ing avenue
"Marva says you struck her on
January , and April 49," re-
porterS told him, looking around
for a towel.
II didn't" Joe replied. Then
he hcSltatrd. Countcr-DunChed at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
RULING OF JUDGE

The judge ruled:
ut seems we have been con-
Stunning an unreasonable length
OF time In talking. Only part
OF the remarks by defendants
counsels can be classed as argu-
ments."
Judge Lederle pointed out that
in three full days. the cases OF
only four of y defendants have
been reviewed.
His ruling came during an ar
gument by Carey which started
with the signing of the Magma
Charta (1215) and had progressed
in three and one-half hours 10 the
signing of the Declaration of In
dependence (1776).
The judges irritation resulted
today in a cessation of the fill
buster" and Carey and Gallagher
confined their remarks to the
facts OF the case and the court
record.
1t was sudden change from
recent sessions when defense and
prosecution attorneys fought Bit
ter word battles that once threat
ened to turn into fisticuffs.
Gallagher said today that the
government did not bring in evil
dence in the case of Mckay be-
cause it wanted the jury to
speculate Frank Mckay behind
the bars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Youths Snatch Purse, Flee

Two youths snatched her purse
containing So and ran up an alley
on John r. street near Orchestra
place, Mrs. Leila Cox. of 314 Mack
avenue. reported TO police TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Hit Me Twice,
.Mdrvd Insists
International News Service Wire


CHICAGO. July 3. - Marv5
Trotter Louis insisted today thai
she had been struck twice by the
heavyweight champion Of IN,
world, as she stated in her divorce
petition, but she indicated thu
real reason for their MARTA
breakup was that Joe just go
tired of being married
ut was grand to be the wife
Of the champ" she said at her
luxurious apartment in the six
apartment building which Louis
gave her. But he has neg
lected me. He has not been I'm
this apartment for six or seven
months. / guess Joe just got
tired of being married.
Joe never asked me to come
to live with him in Detroit. 1t
was just taken for granted I'd
live here. If he had ever
wanted me to give up living
here and move TO Detroit, I
would have taken the first train
there"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

lemon color. especially when
they're wearing their new yellow
ties or shirts. You might say yell
low is high fashion for the boys
IN sports clothes this season.
WORN on STREET
Shorts have been reported In
Van Dyke avenue. Crosse Pointc
boulevard and Grand Circus Park
Any male courageous enough to
wear them on the streets has been
the envy OF every other man in
sight
Men still grouse against tight
collars and ties when the mercury
hits 90, but they're the conserva-
tive group and there seems TO be
little 10 do about il.
Perhaps the army may start
something.
The navy knows the folly of
tight collars, and the army has
conceded enough 10 toss overheard
the stand-up variety of collar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
MlKdyAttorney
Gets Up TO ITS
lin 31-Hour Talk

Irked by "flibustering' of de-
Tense attorneys for Frank d. Me-
Kay and IL others indicted on
liquor conspiracy charges, Federal
Judge Arthur +. Lederle today set
a time schedule under which they
must complete their arguments to
the jury.
Over the protests of Eugene l.
Carey and William Henry Gal
Ilagher, attorneys for Mckay
Judge Lederle ordered them to
end their argument today
Other defense attorneys fol.
lowed Carey and Gallagher and
they must end their cases by the
close of Saturdays court session
There is no session tomorrow.
The governments argument vii
start at IL a. m. Monday and the
case is expected to go TO the jury
TUESDAY afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
SIMPLY HEART-BROKEN'

While police were hunting las
night for Butch, Loretta, whom
he married when she was 16, said
I'm simply heart-broken. He
went away and married this
other woman and then came
home and told me four days
later that he was in a terrible
mess.
"Then he took all the money
/ had and went into hiding for
a week"
Then Mrs. Rush No. 2 appeared
at the Peters avenue house.
"She was stunned when she
saw my children"
They are: Alex, 5; Patsy, 4, anc
Helen. =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

Gen. Hugh s. JOhnSO
americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

When il was given him again, he
admitted he had been in training
about that time and added:
II must have been doing some
shadow boxing"
FITS OF ANGER
Through her attorney. Sidney p
Brown, Marva Trotter Barrow. Is,
said in her bill of complaint that
the 27-year-old champ was given
to fits of anger" and that he in
tentionally stepped on her ankle
She wants return of her maiden
name and temporary alimony.
Now, she says she has only "a
meager income" from an apart
.ment building in Chicago which is
insufficient 10 support her.
The bill charged that Mrs. Louis
has been IN "precarious" state of
health and constantly under the
care Of a physician due TO the de-
PENDANTS abuse.
Brown asserted in Chicago there
is a bare possibility Of a recon
.ciliation" and added:
I'VE already have discussed an
Out-of-cOurt settlement with
JOe's lawyer in case the suit
goes to trial"
JOE Is MYSTIFIED
Joe had this 10 add.
III she wants a divorce what
good would Ii do me 10 try and
fight to force her to remain my
wife: / don't know why she
would do such thing without
letting me know about IL first.
We've had some differences, of
course, like all married folks.
hut they were always settled, 1
thought"
1t was learned that the last Joe
heard from MarNa was a wire that
AFTERNOON asking for her allow
lance.
Joe announced before saying
more that he would 60 to his farm
at Utica to see his attorney He
went, in a red roadster, blue Stacks
and a white Jersey sweater
Joe and Marva were married in
New York on Sept "a. 1885, by the
Rev Walter Trottep brother of
the bride. just before he fought
Max Baer. She was a stenog-
rapher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

his green-vizored cap and
scratched his head.
What was that last date ." he
asked.
When il was given him again, he
admitted he had been IN training
about that time and added:
II must have been doing some
shadow boxing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
BEARS NO MALICE

Mrs. Louis said she bears no
malice and hopes Joe remains
champion for a long time, but
declared there is no chance for a
reconciliation as long as Joe is
too busy TO hang around home, -
as he used TO say.
Last month she said she would
WELCOME Joe'S induction into the
army, should he be drafted, be-
cause she thought she would sec
him more often on furloughs than
she had been between title bouts
Joe has defended his championship
Is times in four years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Come Get 'EIn. Men!
Fashion Dictates Maroon Shorts and Wedges
as Well as Len,on-C olored Oxfords

II YOU encounter a young man
walking about the streets in a pair
Of maroon shorts. think nothing
of il.
II is just a new fashion, Mas
culine shorts came 10 America
along with tho Sarong from the
Dutch East Indies and Singapore.
and got Snaggcd in Hollywood for
a couple Of seasons.
Now they're sweeping over the
country. The men are buying
green, yellow. white. brown and
maroon ones for tennis, golf. BIZ
cycling and the reports from the
swank Washington boulevard shops
is that the men are sold COM
rletely on them.
SHOULD BE BOON
These new numbers are tailored
up to the demands of an Indian
colonial. are of broadcloth and
have neatly pressed pleats.
July golfers should find them a
loon indeed.
They're especially good with the
new sports shirts which have con-
cealed knitted pleats IN back 10
give GOODNESS and freedom of move
ment.
Now for the final shock
The boys have taken up wedges
and understand now why the girls
are devoted to them.
The masculine variety are
leather wedges of luggage tan
tops Of woven lneniSh material
It's like walking in bedroom slip
pers, only better.
The fashionables are going. too.
FOR the doeskin oxfords in a lovely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
NOT TELLING WHY

Asked about those blows which
the divorce petition filed yester.
day stated the champion landed
on her, Mrs. Louis insisted:
"He struck me twice. I'm not
telling why now. but when the
proper time comes I will tell
the judge just what happened
and also how ID feels 10 be hit
by the champion OF the world"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

% ONE WORD LED To-
"She said she'd never give
Butch up, and 1 said all right,
neither would 1, for the chill
dren's sake. That's the way