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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

Waily ZaIe Here 20 Defend Laueis in f00-Lap
Fe0tsrs at Stats Far Colosseum SatrdxyssA..

national Bcundary Outbdsrd Mo-
torboet race frczn Marysvilje 70
D<tTost last July.
Bogtr ANNOUNCED the race fro-
gram wOSid cDnsist n ousIifytng
trials starting Al 7-30, q fouF-lsp
dash between the four fastest cars.
and 25-Iap Class B event 10 be
held pribr 10 lhe fsise eyeHt.
Because ef The refusal Of any
driver to 0crHpy thirteenth posi-
ton in she linelp. Boyer said Ne
expected 10 hs~F either y or IA
carr on The track when the roo.
lapper starts
The fcaFr-lap dAss WI Be given
an insertsss Start That, Is, the
kiowest III the four fastest quail
flying oars will be il frpnf. the
fastest II, the rear The inverted
start requires exPart driving TO
prevent eractsip when the cars
even up with one another usually
On the first or seccud lap.
The Glass B championship viii
Be staged arr,ong those drivers who
fsii 70 quality FOR the lOo-isp dAsh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Donald. S. Munro
For 20 Years Tfeosuref
81 Temple Theatet

Funeral services for Donald
Sutherland Munro. ST. OF 1l64s
MartindaIe avenue father OF for
.rner assistant prosecuting attorney,
FieEbcrt +. Munro, will be held 81
$50 b. M tomorrow in the William
IN. Hamilton Company Chapel, 1915
CaSs avenue.
Mr. Munro who died yesterday
in hrs home. vas horn in Owen
Sound, Ont and from 1900 until
1890 was treasurer Of the old
Temple Theater In Detroit Later
re was an auditor for rhe STANDARD
OH Company and other Detroit
firms He YVES a life member OF
the Detroit Lodge No. 2 VI. and
"A. M.
BesFdes fiefbert. Ne IL survived
BY two ether sons, Elwooa and
Donald W and . daughter Mrs.
Christine NJ. Currie of Salem,
Affeh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Eugene |. Nieol
Veteran curly ErDloYe
Prominent II Masonry

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
DFTRorTERs LEAD

With one excertsasl Etefruttes,SS
fop every 3iyislon. Deirnh eiaskes
leads tfae rsg2kar fftEsrfsafl With
2oSe Coal lIeavers The hccsfeTs
ulth 174b I'm Gardner ard waller
NefxEor K " asKihie~ witt LA
and raYl ksrs Fen the sls4ssienis
~ith 1877, ia f4aasen n Fcsl,lss
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Marines Are Beaten
By Briggs Putkmen

I'd WisnIepsitrr twp goals tn
The final per3od gave Brtegs s 5
To 4 win OVER the MARINES last
night ii Class "A Night Hockey
League game al Mack Park In
another game 10 fle ssrns iesgue,
Dearborn strut nui the Cardinals,
5s to
VITA Bad ktoNs S60THsg four
goals and JSahn BeFYlosld three,
Arthurx t.aofheS de4eatfd MI
Clemens, le "a p m . Class IA
contest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

Nf.S YEsFaK. Jan. ~ ms l---
Because VI = EsriifFh. president
,of me Anae rarau Professional loot
hsll League Il III ~ith gineilnlortR
id fsohit1shsls IA the lcaaues aSI-
.n1al meeting rsrttaied kFye for
tesrorrpS asa Sunday has been
gsaftpoma 1iafsl February ! and
2 Ii NEas Atsnourfred tosay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Senate COP Mis
ToBIolk Sniping
Gove'rina
BY DON GARDNK4si
Tlme. st.s cevr,spssAtl

LANSING. Jan. ~. ~ dr~plt.
within rcyolts developde& Ian
sing today as Republican. nators
became incensed at. the shtinual
sniping of COP HouselmSnbers al
the bill of Gov. Murta&,p. Van
Wagner TO reorganise 1siepart-
ment Of agrica,tyre. ID
The senators intend tf3Qin with
the Senate Democrats and defeat
a Republican substitute biAlil which
would put the poYex ~ appoint
the commissioner - r$<s4lture in
the hands of then board OF
agriculture. thus, reFHoyv IL from
the governor, .Nl1
UP TO SENATE aEBELs
The House RepAlrtEals intend
20 pass their own Mil and send
IL TO the Senate, wterf. if the
Republican rebels have anything
10 say about il. it willSte defeated
A typical comment came from
the COP floor lead&T Earl w.
Munshaw. who with SENATORS d.
Hale Brake and He[TNah Dignan.
is leader in the relseilfbn against
his party colleagues, in The House !:
II refuse 70 play the brand Of
petty politics displs5t3d In tbes
House and think teesIgh 0fns
feel the same wsxf6 defeh this
hill. They are sSwtpf things
too far tSesuit Us. siyee there Is
nothing much wrskg with the
governors bill."/ f.
Van Wasoner's bsy SHOULD create
a bi-pSftisan cornpsss4ion 10 adj
minister the Department OF agri-
culture. thus permitting long
range iand continuous program no
mattd who is eIectSd governor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Cg Eric N. Iubetk
-ExS sldier Mes L Z ad
Ate Industry

Tsaxt fxze4 Nor Col. ETC ~.
L.rhyssl ] \ Il = < ,ae&sEap <rfnsn
'Sof6seY sud - bIssTaEis III the Auio-
motsy u1ltstry FOR 30 years. weTe
10 be kkia ~ 2 p M today In the
CurtiS Funeral Home. 300 East
Jefferf5n avenue. The SeFn1 o n
was I'd ke giTen By his brother ms
law. a. Kfv N. S, EiderkiH of
Akrons 10. The body win be Gre
mated AZ Nopdnere Cemetery
Colon Il Isglbeck diad Wednesday
at NetfA1s Hospital Allen. Park.
where he rad been i'll FOR 4 year
and asfssH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Hairy Wilson
aef1l Rife s Tomorfow
Scr yeferan Dfvgoisf

Ntne1al ssrvicts arc n b. Reid
tAsFrow for HAIRY Wilson. S. OF
i4e5 Fiahtsiers avenue FOR IS
yc31k 4 borkaEathic siriaggist and
drlx stare owner. vho died rinex.
% edls last night Sevefces viii
bakkcid at ] 81 m IN the "A. III
PTHs FUneral Eduse Al i2057
GTssict zScnle, Burial In White
ca 81 Crnstery
NJ. Wilson wss raEn1ber Of
tho glni1r Greer al the UDiteG
Ans taran MechAniex. he Is Mlr-
VIVID by his ulifc. Mrs. Hazel Ed
niuisS wilson: son. Howard: a
da.ff ster. Mrs Ilon Miller three
William. Alfred and Earl.
and Intir grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
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BAD tmrsm P

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24


tlsre RACE Of the
night. Was ske
first driver 10
arrive in f0wn
II mir Ny fos,r
others have rp-
tered cars IA.
the qualifying
trials
The 100 zap
feature as in-
poftant 10
midget racing
as the 500 -
20 big car driv-
erx. Is ing
pree nkrd by
Clyde BoyeE
veteran rniiEef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Omaha Wins Cane
lnOyerfime Period

KRNAs CITY. Jansf IA
Cinass farm team of thepetroit
Red WsrN defeated Kansts City.
3-2. x Fan Nsrtirne American AS
<ocikhr5n ho.&cy game sbcteF last
nigfV Ksussh CITY had & I'd the
scofs n 2-alINfth = paiftoi goals
IN M fhTd PERIOD IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
7 Traffic Deaths.
Send Toll 10 II !

/ Ts6 .niore .ffaais deaths rert
RecorEied roda,. hrlnt the cisyiS
asa toll 10 II.
Charles Bykowski 81. 81 ash
Piq1etie avenue a pedestrian. we
killed last night when he ws
strlck b. q car dsiTan BY josef,
n HiIl q, Of io5R East tsrasd
boulevard. At Rast Grand he.tss
ward and Piqueite. hin was hg3i
ION Investigation u Degliget
hoinlcIde&
Arthur Nelson, 10 81 MI: CissI
ems, injured 10 q two car cnlls<
January I al Schaeter road
james C0Ozens highway, died n
night IN Mi Carmel Mercy "A
.pital.
Last year AZ this time there
bern ~ traffic deaths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
TitangDppose
..NesAnAvee

A,sssrds -of ipFing has.
ketbsiI plsy tors stional Uni.S
vsrsity oil Skkp citystpps off in
Detroit tak 80 msyt University
of petfts9 csgers ~ Naval
Armprss 81 tipoff - at SIS
O'Clock 4, f.
I School explanatory b&Ve> cut
down tht pEectice sestspt \of the
Titans ID a lrnnHnun1 tpts week.
MT tbejssr hopeful ~ scoring
Their sixth ttcfory III eight Starts.
The Nskfan egg se Son has
played syefJ night this week. but
has stobd. hpHell d tSe grind.
They hsse tsst clevfpnnm, and
u9iiie yicslStes on The F2r have
been scsno4. thev Usually but up
good baetzs -
Coach lloyd Brazil is pected
10 starE his regular lpeup of
Frank Fs43 % and Charles p'Pliep,
forwards Charley Adams center.
and Gspi Henry Lundgfen and
John ksrt5a. guards
In d preliminary. the IL oftD.
Frush take 90 estefrs State
Teachers, Freshmen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

After 4 year Or more atsepce.
the baby eas.b1e4ies viii roar
around the State Fair Coliseum
dirt track again Saturday night
as midget racing returns 10 Detroit.
WaiEx zsle az Chicago, defend
ine chan1pinn in the 100. lap fea..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

For the inside News
Washington, Follow Paul n
Ions Column IN the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
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ssTll l..

SAD Join
"a ent COM
ng NJ
breaking
en She'd
N Rattle
~ riday
IghS6fM Mrs.
who has
inception.
grown ~
n 1894. 81
light rites.
1rize money,
YES fran Al
III s!lear for
Detroit Rec
G Of - cities
i the 100 teams
/ "a frona Battle
Of here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
BASIS

asons. tbe u1eeS
on = class basis
arlc averages "
ass B i36 10 $50.
1875 and CIass n.
AZ first time. Us
This means four
funds
. seven Detroit out
Re 81 from Lansing
nd Rapids. Marshall,
! Battle Greek. rolling
ID They are: Marjorie
wscnty Grand ard Mary
@ rand River u ixerrpis. IN
M ..l1Fasfsne Sproatx Lord
lass 3 Elizabeth Cath
/ slrna EfiifS Blhe Bel
md z and Mary Roinnas
elyn Szunaigala s Michigan
g d. 1 and 2
al Rapids pinnien win take
in the mems state AZ BSl
M ery'S spartan RacreRtiof1 il
Jng tomorrow ard Sunday
NJ III whsrFi ~ are regular being
y AduIrCss FnRr Detroit fives arsc
1 o from Flint. AZ koossey. aiss
"a hilIed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
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The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1941-05-16
PAA To Build
Air Field At
DeaSe Lake

Pan-Ameriean Anyways will build
an airport on the south end of Dease
Lake and a crew of men under the
direction of Joe Morrison of TeIe-
graph Greek is now at work clear
ing the site. according to word to
The Sentinel. Present plans are for
a one runway field. the operation
tying in with PAA's direct flight
route from the States TO Fairbanks.
It will also serve as a link to the
coast route via the stikine river.
Pan Americans Seattle office all
SO announces that its Alaskan oper-
alton. as carried on under the name
Pacific Alaska Always, Inc. has
been transferred to Pan American
Always. Inc. The name Pacific Al
aska Always will be discontinued
This merger was recently approx
ed by the civil Aeronauties Board
The Alaskan operation of Pan
American Always. Inc, has been
SET up as a new division and viii be
known as the Alaska Division OF the
Pan American Always System.
The transfer of Pacific Alaska
Always. Inc. into Pan American
Always Inc. is purely a formality.
as it has been generally known that
Paficie Alaska Always was a Who'll
y owned subsidiary of Pan Amer
lean Always. Inc.
No changes in personnel or oper-
4
and further development o. the Al
aska Service will continue as be
fore
The one-day schedules for service
between Seattle and Fairbanks be
came effective with the first trip
today. May 10Th Hereafter four
trips per week will be flown in the
new Loekheed Lodestars, instead Of
two trips per week as at present.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1941-05-16
BRIDGE PARTY HONORS
MISS RUTH GAUGER
WHO IS LEAVING SOON

Honorine Miss Ruth Gauger
Wrangell Institute teacher. Who is
being transferred and next year will
teach in Oklahoma. Mrs. E L. keit-
hahn and Mrs. Lloyd Ripley gave
a progressive bridge party Wednes-
day night. Four tables were in play
in different apartments of the
teaching staff To which the players
progressed from one 10 the other.
Mrs. Frank Barnes Won high
score prize with Miss Helen John
son low and Miss Byrdie MeNeiH
Won the travelling prize
Invited guests were: Misses Har-
riet Caldwell. Geneyieve Mayberry.
Helen Johns II. Marie CarIquist,
Irene Coulter, Louise Davis, Byrdie
McNein, sue Smith Marie AleXan-
der. Agnes Breen and Mesdames
Harry Coulter. John Coulter, H. B.
Thornquist. Frank Barnes, Morris
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1941-05-16

Rain. E. C. Anderson and II. {.
McKoWan.
At the close of the evening a
luncheon was served and Miss eau
ger was presented with a lovely 60
ing away gift
Miss Gauger has been a teacher
at NraugeIl Institute the past
four years She formerly taught IN
Oklahoma Leaving here as soon as
school is out. she will go to North
Carolina and ohio to visit relatives
before going on to Join the staff of
the ghelaeo Indian School to which
she has been assigned Her many
friends made during her residence
here sincerely regret her transfer
which VII take her SO far from
NrangeIl
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1941-05-16
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids in riplieate viii b,
received at The office of the Com
missioner of Education. Juneau. Al
aska until 1000 o'clock M Mon
day. June :. 1871 and then pull
liely opened. on the transportation
of pupils ON the Nrangell Institute
=Wrangel Highway Route to am
from The Wrangell Public Sehoc
for the school bienniam 1941-1g4
beginning September = I94l spo
eifications and bid forms may h.
obtained at the office of the Com
missioner of Education The right
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1941-05-16
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
PURCHASE GASB0AT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 6baf
Jhs BeIIusham Canning Company
I5a3 smith Tower. Seattle Wash.
ington. intends IL purchase the gas.
boat GYPSY. of Nraugeu Alaska
official No 24oe79 owned by Wal
ter F. Gampben. WrangelI Alaska
This is intended as notice 10 Henors
or adverse claimants.
BeIlingham Canning co.
by II NJ Miller. agent klaWoek
Alaska.
First publication MAY . 1871.
Last Publication. MAY %. 1871.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1941-05-16
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3 FIKS NOTES =
= s. s. = = 8 s. = s =
~ HTBFRT WELL0NS

Wraugeu opened lis heart to the
call sent out by the lodge for pen
MES fer the Orthopedfe Penny drive
b. not giving pennies but dollars.
This was proven By the wei at
tended card party Six tables each
of whist ard bridge was played.
Mrs. Howard Hungerford took high
for bridge with Mrs aAIiekt' shain
trailing. Lew Williams copied the
high one. Editors note. Il was
marked Ladies' but Or John
had 10 be content with The eow s
tail With the Whist players Mrs.
George Bidwell won the high tie
from Mrs. Ray Wheeler and Mrs.
John Gallagher of Tacoma won
low. Bro Walter Walters again
showed us up by taking mems high
Bro. George Sumption low Door
prize went 10 Harry Williams who
for some unknown reason decided
not to announce it,
Receipts cannot at present be an
uounced as donations are still com
ing in. but orchids to Chairman
Curtis and To all who assisted.
To carry ON this good work dur
ing the year. il was decided to
place containers about town for the
collection OF tin and lead toil Sc
PLEASE SAVE THE FOIL
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1941-05-16
SINGER SEWING MACHINES

Singer Vacuum Cleaners. Maytag
Washing Machines, Ironite Ironers,
Maytag l10-yolt AC light plants.
Terms $500 down $500 monthly.
j. II. Anderson. Box 1Ol. juneau,
Alaska. Distributor. 38-tf
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1941-05-16

reserved u reject any or all bids
Signed JAMES G. RYAN.
Commissioner of Education
Publication Dates May 9. Ii. =.
1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Racing Fee
Bill in Senate
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, May ia bill re-
quiring a totalizator at the De-
troit race track and creating a
three-man racing commission. will
be considered by the Senate when
it reconvenes next week. The bill
has passed the House.
The bill empowers the state
TO take from 3 to 4 per cent
from the pari-mutuel betting pool
instead of the present system OF
a daily license fee of $500. The
state administrative board would
determine whether the govern.
ment cut should be 3 or 4 per cent
but in either case the Detroit
Racing Association would be com.
PEELED TO guarantee $500 daily
10 the state.
Total take from the betting
would be 10 per cent plus the
breaks compared to the present
"a per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Foot Position

Careful attention is given the
position of the feet in weight
bearing-toes should be pointed
straight ahead and weight car
ried on the outer borders of the
feet. which is their strongest
position. Turning the feet out
ward not only breaks down the
arches but throws the posture
out of line. Picking up jacks or
marbles with the toes or walk
ing barefoot with toes curled
under are good foot exercises.
In some instances, relaxing
exercises are stressed. Tension
through the muscles sharply in
creaseS the discomfort from
arthritis. To begin with, the
patient frequently needs to learn
to differentiate between tension
and the absence OF it by con-
tracing and relaxing certain
muscle groups.
You will get the idea by
clenching your hand. then allow
ing tito drop of its OWN Weight,
heXing the arm, then letting it
bangle Imply. Any one can
learn to avoid tension by being
on guard against unnecessary
muscular contraction and by
using only the muscles that are
needed for routine activities.
Rheumatoid arthritis CORE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
New Recipes
For Tasty
Desserts

THE LATEST cookbooklet to
be released. entitled Two Hun
bred and Fifty Delectable Des-
serts. viii go on sale next Mon
day, May 10. II contains all
your old favorites from apple pie
to chocolate cake, besides new
and unusual treats which will
top off any meal.
II you are troubled with des-
sert problems this latest cook
booklet will drive your cares
away. 1t offers such a wide
variety Of tasty dessert it's
bound to please the family.
This cookbooklet is tn G
twelfth in the series of 20 re-
leased by The Detroit Times at
lie rate of one each week. Pre-
hls releases are still available.
~ information on them please
consult The Detroit Times
Women's Department.
A handy binder which will
hold all 20 of the cookbooklets
is also available. The price of
the binder is 40 cents if called
for at our service counter in the
lobby of The Detroit Times
Building, or so cents by mail
Cookbooklets are 10 cents
each if called for and IS cents
each by mail. When ordering
either the binder or cook
booklets, please address your
request to The Detroit Times
Home Institute, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Yeast Crullers

5 tablespoons sugar
teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons shortening
] cup scalded milk
II yeast cake dissolved in
~ tablespoons lukewarm water
= cups -four.
Add sugar, salt and shorten
ing to scalded milk. When luke
warm, add dissolved yeast cake
and ! cup -four. Cover, let rise
until light and add remaining 2
cups flour. Turn on slightly
Toured board and knead. Cover.
let rise again. and knead; repeat
Pat and roll y -inch thick. Cut
in strips 8 inches long and "a
inch wide. Put on board. cover
and let rise. Twist several times
and pinch ends together. Fry in
deep hot fat C375 degrees) until
golden brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Booklet News
hy paugherty synlcate.

ARE YOU planning on taking
out life insurance? Then you'll
want our booklet, WHAT YOU
SHOULD KNOW ABOUT LIFE
INSURANCE. 1t advises on
the various types of policies j..
how TO invest without straining
your income and explains endow-
ments.
To obtain this booklet, send
FIFTEEN CENTS in COINS 10
The Detroit Times Home Insti-
tute, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Rural Legislators
Aim Tax at TIGERS

LANSING. May 17.-Irked be-
cause only Wayne County legis-
latorS receive season passes 70
Briggs Stadium, rural legislators
have introduced a bill levying a
10 per cent tax on admissions to
professional baseball. hockey and
football games and theaters. Spon-
sors of the bill admit the proposal
is directed against the manage
ment Of the Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Sales Tax Helps
Cut State Debt
Times star Correspondent

LANSING, May 17.-At the end
of the fiscal year on July /, the
states deficit will be reduced to
S20,000,000, Auditor Gen. Vernon
]. Brown predicted today.
Increased revenues will result
i'm a surplus for the year of be-
tween $4,000, 900 and $1,000, 0O0,"
Brown said, (which will have cut
the S3O,0OO,000 deficit one-third
i'm the space of two years"
A particularly large gain in
revenues was recorded by the GEN.
trail accounting system during the
month of April, Brown reported.
when sales tax collections broke
all records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

troit, TO the board of managers of
the Michigan Soldiers Home,
Grand Rapids.
Howard w. Mordue, Detroit. and
p. c. Jaezewski, Hamtramck, 10
the board of pharmacy.
Harry F. Miller, Mt. Clemens;
Joseph Henk, Centerline. and Rob-
ert Kulthoff, East Detroit, to the
Macomb County Board of Jury
Commissioners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

spends TO one form Of old fash
toned rheumatism and it seems
to be reserved for the person Of
40 and over whose habits of pos
ture are bad and whose weight
varies greatly from the normal.
Diets to normalize the weight
are also suggested when needed.
1871. King Features synd.. Inc