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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
, Brothers Drafted
Indicted Into Army With 1871 Others From Wayne
County; Trio Natives of British Isles

Judge W walker, 4i4Os Grand Haven,
George Boiden. 12oss Dequindre, Ham
Prince A watkins. 1855 Dryden.
Fred b Marshall. 515i Casper
Philip W. Gordon 11s Kendall, Highland
Grover W worley. s45 Chestnut. wyan-
Thomas A. York 53s Ford wyandotte
Ted A. Dudzik. 2677 Trowbridge, Ham,
Stanley S Benkarski, SCI st. Johns wysn-
Harold W. Weaver. els Forest. wyan-
James Boyoe. 1903 Perry wyandotte.
Anthony Wierzbovsd 1884 vinewood.
Andrew F. Polak. 1889 whaien. Ham
Frank ]. Anceleski. 1919 Twelfth. wysn-
Henry PodwaskI 274o rrovbrfdEs,
ri J, Narcotic. 1913 Biddle wyandotte.
Edward l. Duda 1915 Fourth, Wyandotte.
Charles p. Cowie l244 sixth. WyandOtte
zygmund J. Jurkiswicz. 23ss caniff, Ham
woodrow P san souci o44 Bidole. wyan-
dotte
Leroy Crlmp Jr.. 1744 sixth wyandotte
Clarence +. Dahlka. 2s76 Fifth. Trenton.
Danny A MenHs, 1856 Detroit Trenton
Wayne r McBee, 2S045 Wick. Inkster
Johnny D0mka 22S7 Hewitt, Hsmtramck
Joseph NJ Maciag 1850 Dequindre, Ham
tranck
Thsddeus zygner. 1895 Deqndre. Ham
tramck
TED c. Nowak. 12147 Aubin. Hsmtramck
John c Mullsn New Boston
David Provan Jr.. 3i12 Charles. Trenton.
George BIZ. 245i GrayhnF Hamtramck.
Harry G. Lavne. 3l04 John r.. Trenton.
Clarence J. Blanzy. Gaylord
Henry Klomp 2i705 Garrison. Dearborn
Henry S. Zaleski. 1885 ST. Aubin. Ham
Frank j vargo. 63i walnut wyandotte
Arthur A Klebbs. 22S4 Goodson Ham,
Stanley F. BielswsM. 1000 Biddie WAN
Justin T. Emerson. sn51 Goddard Rornu-
STANLEY J. Tuszynsh. 242s Holbrook. Ham
Frederick B Daniels IT., 1896 jefferson,
John Adamek. 1855 Botsford. Hamtramck.
Joseph szykuls, $500 Wyandotte. Ham
Andrew Petrovieh Fiat Rock.
Harley T. clayton $50 Brain Bellevlls
Lyle NJ Chenoweth, Flat Rock
Joseph j. Kozloi. r. + p. 3, Belevile.
Edmund J Aben. East lockwood.
Earl A. Wilkln 3401 Third Trenton.
Herbert s. wilkins 3Os01 Van Born. Ink
Joseph Menns. s5s Detroit. Trenton.
George F. RAIN 0ihrslter.
Michael Glsdehun, 1888 Gslmer Ham
Frank " Dumbsck, 7ss Orchard WAN
dotte
william F. Lang 1881 Goddard Romulu.
Stanley r. J. Griffin. 2220s East River,
RiehSrd " schan. 2ss4o Elwen. Benevine
Karl K Feldt r. r. d. J. Trenton
Lionel A Krupnow. 44050 Judd Beleyille
Leo J. Jezewski. 2eiO Belmont Hamtramck
Robert L. cauzillo Jr.. 1924 Winston.
John Novak. sos Orchard Wyandotte.
Anthony s. Wyszynskll 1872 Geimer.- Ham
tramck.
Nike K. Pnter s4s Eureka. wysndotte
lyde r. Lohr Jr., r. Y. D. Belevile
Leonard J. Rushlow, 2232 Ninth. wyan-
dotte
cecil f. Atkins Jr.. 1877 Davis. wysndotte
James NJ Gibbs. 223o West Jefferson.
stanley J wotan. soo5 Twenty-sscond,
Joseph s GoroWsh. r. F D. :. Benevme
Stanley F. Ahcki. 1874 Mckinney wyan-
Frank s. ochsb Jr. 22ol canIff. Ham
Joseph LlpInskl 1927 s.. Aubi1. Ham
Edwsrd '. smyk. 1888 Dequindre Ham.
tramCk
vernon cox R.F D. O. Romuius
Alfred }. Bajkiewiez, 2O3a Eleventh WAN
Joseph " Papuszhewicz. a235 Twelfth.
Wysndbtte
Continued on Page Eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

Three Detroit brothers were side
by side in the ranks of Uncle Sans
Army today, following their in
ductien here yesterday as Sc
lectees, along with 1S1 other
Wayne County men.
They are Ronald Nicoll. "a, and
his brothers, Eric. %, and George
20. Ronald and Eric were drafted
by Board No. 49, and George en-.
listed with his parents consent
All are construction electricians.
Eric and George were born in
England, and Ronald was born in
Scotland. All became citizens
when their father, James. also an
electrician, was naturalized. The
family. which includes two other
brothers, lives at 1874 West Park
way avenue.
OF 204 men reporting yesterday
20 were rejected. Six Negroes
were sent 10 Fort Custer and us
men went to Camp Grant, III.
Including yesterdays selecteeS,
1882 men were indicted into the
army at the Detroit station during
March. OF the $40 draftees re-
porting. 78S were rejected by
physical examination.
More than 1000 draftees will
pass through the local station dur
ing April from Wayne and 30
other southern Michigan counties
Today, go men reported from q
counties.
These Wayne County men were
indicted Monday:
Raymond F. Chavre. 14454 Rutherford.
Donald T Forsburg. i51l Cascade
Joe Miller 2335O Fenken
Alvin @. Culey. e7IO West outer drive.
John A Gilllkln. 1926 Blackstone.
John w Nettle 1879 Plainview.
Fred W Laube, 5000 Patton.
Fred F. Cook, 1888 Trinity.
James r. Dryden Jr., 1909 Burgess
William II. Kahli 126s4 Naushan.
Jack II Holland, 1885, Blackstone
Thomas II. owens. 1875 Stahelin.
Herman }. Buddenborg 1851 Parksde.
John II. Toner Jr.. l4057 Penr0d.
Arthur Knox. 1902 Faust.
Odin T. Olsen. 1912 Stout
Eugene w. Jiriki 1870 Trinity
LEONARD J. Fleming, 1898 Greydale.
Warren c. Burrows, 1881 Piedmont
Dick Martindale 1890 Bentler.
william l.. Griffin Jr. 1913 Westhrook.
william j. Hildreth Jr 1921 Auburn.
Ronald NJ Nichol. 1874 West Parkway.
John r Cowan. 1852 Chaplin
Car A. Zavicar i4105 Mansfield
Elroy =. Grandy. 1885 Kentfield.
Wifrrd J. Hancock, 1884 Second. Wyan-
Eric ID. Nieon. 1874 West Parkway
Richard J. Blair. 1871 West Riverdae
james J. Campau, 25os Twelfth Wyan-
Edward J. Mikolajswsk, 1927 OAK. wyan-
George W. Nicoif. i57t4 West Parkway.
William j. Irvine 1417i Westbrook.
Robert I. Bysrd. 1924 Twenty-seeond'
Alexander S Gutowski. 1915 Fifth. wysn.
waiter F. Marchei. 1867 Thirteenth. wyan-
Joseph E. Luaway il. 1913 First. wyan-
Cashier 1e J. Koneki. z7os Twenty second,
WyaudOtte.
Edwin T seneski. IA clinton. wyandotte.
Edward p. Przygoch, 27s2 Tenth. Wyan-
dotfe.
Henry J. rojewsk. 246 Maple wyandotte
Jack O. Theskston. 1852 Chapel
Charles A. Williams. 1904 Warwick
Francis J. Jonas ia Chestnut Wyandotte.
I.uzon II Nesteli. 500 Riddle. Wyandotte.
Leo y RakoczY. 1li4 Eureka Wyandotte.
Jack V Dahika. 383 Sycamore Wysndotte.
Kenneth o. Olsen, 1910 Eleventh. WAN
Marion p Modzeiewssi sa'1 Twelfth,
Earl W. " Jones. 1000 Fielding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

William Elders, 9, of 2243 STAN
ley avenue. is in a serious condi-
ton and badly SCARED for life in
Providence Hospital today from
burns received when he stuck a
lighted match into a can of black
powder he and companions found
in a neighborhood garage.
He and two friends, Donald
Erickson. u, of 2249 Stanley. and
Buddy Gillon, 10. of SAB Four
teenth street entered the garage of
POLITICAL, ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Blast Sears Boy
Sticks lighted Match Into Can of Ponder Which
He and Friends Found in Garage

Frank Bolle of 1922 Fifteenth
street.
There on a rafter they found
the can of powder, about half a
pound. They carried it to the
corner of Twelfth and Stanley.
where William applied the match.
1t exploded in his face.
Bolle told police he bought the
powder as a blood purifier about
10 years ago and that it had been
in the garage for at least eight
years.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

ON week days enjoy the two
pages OF comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sundays, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics in COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

CARSON AUTO SALES
1900 Hamilton Ave-, Hluhiand Park
HUGH edREY MOTOR SALES
HISS 6Fatlot Ave-. Detroit. Mich.
HAcoUoIt BUICK SALES
1911 Grand River Ave, Detroit Mich.
BUICK RETAlL STORE
Cas- ard Amsterdam. Gsnsfsi Motors Bldq
BARLEY BUICK SALES
s7s2 Cas- Ave. Detroit, Mich.
MOT0R CITY SALES CORP
B740 Mack AVENUE, Detroit. Mich.
MCGUIRE MOTOR co.
40ii fsnksli. Detroit. Mich.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
Laspele1las deanocheen Benjamin Field
Fkciles para Murrayy ell protegido
de la empresa

No Sc equivocaron los exper-
tos que habian pronosticado "a
victoria de Billy Murray, Ell jo-
vancito de Chic, sobre ell "apren
Iizote" local Allen McCorvey.
La empresa de Benjamin
Field present6 ell match y los jue
ces concedieron el triunfo, una
n~imemente, a quien 10 habla ga
nado.
Aunque Murray es una "estre
LA" de cuarta magnitud, Nc
Convey no pudo alcanzarlo con
sus ~puhetazos.
En- ell primer asalto Ell joven
tampeno cay6 a la Iona, abatido
por I'm derechazo de Billy. Sc le-
vant6, sin embargo, antes de
que Ell arbitro empezara la cuen-
ia. McCorway recibi6 una heri-
da sobre ell ojo derecho, en- el
cuarto round. Despu9s del quin-
to Sc lie vic a Murray I'm "chi-
ch6n" debajo del ojo izquierdo.
Ell vencedor gan6 no msnos de
sells asaltos y al derrotado Sc ie
concedieron dos.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10

5iSehOra: aqui la dejamos
en- poder de gentes honradas y
buenasl 70 vuelvo con mi gente
a la mar, dentro de unaS horas.
iSalud y fe, y a vivir! Y va sa-
be 10 que lie die, cuando la sal
vamos: aunque filipino de naci-
miento, mis- padres, que 10 eran
tambien ,llsvaban nombres y a.
pellidos espaholes: me llamo
Antonio Martinez y vivo en- Ma
Mia, calle de las Colonias, 202.
Por 81 va listed por ALI, y aun
podemos servirnos en- algo,..
que ell mundo es un pahuelo!
Jay, senior, cuantas gracias
tengo que darlel
ia mi, ninguna, sonora! IA
DiOs, TODD! 70 soy cristiano, CO.
mo los espaholes, y mas espahol
que ninguno de ellos. va que
en- Espaha nos quisieran y nos
recordaran como nosotros a us
tedesI--
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
OEPORTES
Ell CAMPEON SIN CORONA
CONQUISTO Ell TITULO
DE KEN OVERLIN

New York, mayo 10.-Billy
Soose, a quian los peritos llama
ban ell campe6n sin coronal, a.
noohe venci6 a Ken Overlin, 81
campe6n, en- la Madison Square
Garden. Y 81 titulo del peso ms
diano pas6 a su cabeza.
Los iueces votaron a favor dc
Soose, por unanimidad, pero el
pdblico protest6, estimando que
Sc habia comstido una injusticia
Los dos pelearon como prin-
cipiantes, perdiendo la mayor
parte de sus golpes. Los espec-
tadores gritaban en- todos los to-
nos imaginables, pero ellos ma
da hicieron digno de pasar a Ia
historic. Recibi6 Soose los vo
tos de los jueces Bill Healy J
Marty Monroe y tsmbi6n ell de-
arbitro Arthur Donovan.
Monroe concedi6 a Soose ocho
asaltos y 7 a Overlin; Healy O.
torg6 nueve asaltos a Soose Y
cinco a Overlin.
Algunos peritos opinaron que
unas tablas hubiese sido 10 me-
jor.
Soose do una pobre demostra
ci6n, r~ecordando SUI pelea del pa
sado mario con Ernie Vigh.
Pasado Ell combate, ell nuevo
campe6n dijo cue Sc habia lasti-
mado la mano derecha en- Ell sex
to asalto. iW
La gaceta., 1941-05-10

semi-sOmbra propicia al deScan-
so.
Pero, de pronto, ell ingeniero
Sc estremeci6 hasta la medula
de los huesos...
Una voz, una voz inconfundi-
blemente conocida, habfa CO.
menzado a gemir, desde ell lecho
grande y magnifico:
-i Pedro, Pedro querido",
Celia, hija mia.,., al fin, en-
Java, con vosotros!...
Pedro de N1hez lanz6 un gri-
to, un verdadero rugido, y sc
lanz6 hacia aquella CANA.
Maria de las Nieves habia
cruzado las manos tambien, y
critic, miranda a su primo;
Petrol. h., Ipero td oyes?...
/ Pero Ia ves?,..
De un impulse, Ia mujer De
Miguel de Guzman Sc lanz6 ha-
ella la ventana, abriendo las ma
dersS de par en- par.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10

dro!... Cecilia, en- Java, aqui, a
tn ladO!... Pedro, Psdro Eueri-
do, hija mia. en- Madrid. Isl
doro...., Maria, muerta, muer-
ta.... Pedro, Pedro!....
En- este instante penetraba
en- la casa la alegre tropa que
volvia de la excursion de la ma
mana cargada de abundante ca
"a, trayendo en- varias jaulas pa
iaros raros, de brillante pluma-
je
Ell viejo Rillard y ell patron
del sGmpdn pusieron en- autos
a los que volvian de 10 ocurridO.
Maria de las Moves, movida
q compassion, penetr6 en- la alco-
ba donde estaba la martir, sin
saber a qui6n iba a encontrar
Sc.
Pedro habia quedado. con Mi
guel y con los otros hcmbres,
reapetuosamsnte en- la puerta de
Ia slo0bita. dOndA rsinaha una
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
Los dos "trabucos' mayores jusaran anafana
casares piensa derrOtar a los cubanOs
La Unione estima que la victoria lie pertenece

Pertenecen al campeonato
Intersocial los dos desafios de
mahana en- ell parque de Gus
caden; pero Ell dinero que sc
recaude ira por complete, DIES
contados los gastos, al Fondc
de Leche de los nihos pobres
de las escuelas de Tampa.
La Liga I%ntersocial, por su
voluntad, acord6 ell aio pasa-
do destinar ell Dia de las Ma
dres de todos los amos, Ell Sc
gundo domingo de mayo, a un
doble juego de beneficio pa
ra los nihos y su Fondo de Lee
che.
Patrocinan los partidos de.
manana, junto con la Liga, las
sociedades y logias que COM
ponen la Mesa Redonda de
Ybor City. Todas las personals
que asistan a los juegos, paga-
ran su entrada.
Ell primer partido Sc verifi-
cara entire la Unione Italiana
Y los Caballeros Leales, a la
1870. Los peritos de la Unione
dicen que Salient ira a la linea
lie fuego y este, con los refuer-
EOS de las dltimas semanas,
significa que los Garibaldinos
Sc meteran ell triunfo en- la
chamarreta.
Jimmy White hizo algunos
cambios; pero la efectividad
del refuerzo tendra que ser
probada en- la acci6n.
Los dos mayores "trabucos"
de la Liga, la novena del Circu
10 Cubano y la novena del G.
Asturiano, jugaran ell segun-
do desafio.
Ell Circulo tratara de cerrar
todas las puertas, de modo
que la victoria no Sc lie escape,
y Casares recurrira a su va
lioso "Escaparate."
Sc han cruzado algunas a
puestas entire cubanos y astures,
a base de comidas, no de dinero.
I'm grupo de astures teudra
que pagarle un agiaco a la crio-
LA a un grupo de cubanos, 81 los
Mambises ganan; 81 los cubanos
La gaceta., 1941-05-10

to de sandalo y canela en- Malar,
y va Saben ustedes 10 que eS csc
estrecho.
Como ustedes quieran.
va vendremos por aqui
Esto es Zerizan, Ino es asi?
-Zerican.
-iYal 70 he estado aqui en-
otras ocasiones. Aqui es donde
existe ell faro de sol, Jno?
En- efecto.
-Si; 10 conozco. Una roca
natural, que hace relucir la luz
del sol como un espejo. He car
gado caucho aqui hace muChos
afos.
-Ahora Sc 10 llevan TODD q
Cherib6n, y desde alli a Bats-
via.
-iNo tiene que decirme!,"
va 10 sc a costa mia Los gran
DIES paquebotes han arruinado el
comercio y la n~avegaci6n de ca
botaie.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10

Ell ahijado de la empresa'
frankie Thomas, tuyo otra Pc
leila rebusaada y vanci6 por mo-
caut tscnico al sol1adO Ad1Iee,
de MacDin, que paenas 81 saoe
ponerse los guantes. Va.lanie' pc
70 NADIA mas.
Mr.. Thomas no deb: sentir;l
att facho y muoho menos Mr.
LaMarque.
Harry Leatherman, peso com
pleto ligero de Sarasota, reciolo
una tremenda golpiza, apIlcads
ror ell sargento Brown, dc Ia pa
2 de Orlando,
En- ell cuarto lie contaron los
diez segundos, cuando Mr.. Haf-
~ "se desmay6", d, cansancio,
no por efecto de las 'morradas'
Gel militar,
Young Chino, con un peso ae
116 libras, venci6 por nocaut a
wheat Adams, y Kid ScaA pu'
so a dormir a Young Quintero
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
HOY Sc CORRERA
Ell

Baltimore, mayo EN- Ell hi
p6drcmo de Pimlico Sc correra
hoy Ell Preakness, con I'm premio
de $4,000.
Los caballos favoritos, en- las
primeras horas de la mahana,
son Whirlaway, Out Boots y
Porter's Cap. Eddie Arcaro
montara de nuevo a Wihrlaway.
Our Boots sera montado por
Conn McCreary y Porter's Cap
por Buddy Haas.
Los otros caballos y sus jine-
ties, SON: Ocean Blue, montado
por Ira Hanford; Curious Coin,
por I. Anderson; King Cole,
Johnny Gilbert; Kansas, J. Har
rell, y Dispose, Carroll Brennan
La gaceta., 1941-05-10

pierden, tendran que darle a los
asturianos una fabada con to-
dos los ingredientes que Dios
manda.
Casares parece haber encon-
trade la "lave" de los "jilotes",
81 hemos de juzgar por los %
hits del domingo pasado.
Contreras ha prometido un
"jonrr6n" para manana, Fpero
no ha juerido decir sobre cual
de los jardines saltara la pelota.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10

Dice listed bien. Ahora, los
pobres no pueden vivir.
-Yo, amos atras, hacia exec
lehtes nagocios recogiendo mer-
cancias por todas estas costas.
Eramos muchos; miles de pa
trones pequehos. iPero hoy!...
Las mujeres, mientras tam
TO- en- la alcoba, habian lido des-
nudando a Maria, y poni6ndOla
sobre su cuerpo martirizado v
lleno de heridas, ropas y prem
das de JOsefina.
Ahora, la martir reposaba su
31beza dClorida sobre una al.
mchada blanca y fofa de mira
'guano.
va Sc d%isponian a lavar Ell
rostro de dolorosa de la desdi-
chaca' cuandO Maria de la Cruz
2omenz6 a delirar, diciendo en-
voz eada vez mas fuerte:
-tYa.4 81, ST.. PEDRO. Pc
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
Ell 0
MA DE BOXEO ANUNCIA
10 PARA JACKSONVILLE

Jacksonville, mayo 10.-El
programa de boxeo entire Soda
dos y marineros, anunciado pa
ra ell dia II de mayo, ha sido sus
pendido.
Els probable que Sc presente
Ell mismo grupo de boxeadOres
en- ell mes de JUNO 0 julio.
Tommy Gomez iba a pelear
en- ell bout" principal, teniendo
de contrario a Frank Poreda.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
LIGA NACIONAL

Los dos juegos que habia a :
nunciado para aver, tuvieron
que ser aplazados con motive de
la lluvia.
hoy jugaran los Cubs en- Gin
cinnati, los Dodgers en- Filadel-
fla, los Cardenales en- Pittsburg
v los Braves EN- New York.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10

No consintieron los duenos de
la casa que ell patron del sampdn
q simpatico Antonio Martinez,
tan amigo ferviente de Espaha,
Sc marchara de la casa 10 pronto
que el guerra; 81 y sus hombres
quedaron invitados a conner a.
qui, Y a pernoctar tambien 81
qu~erian.
-Gracias-contest6 ell vidid
marino, hablando correctamen-
te frances al saber que eran
franceses los duehos de esta Ca
sa, y ofreciendo a Rillard padre
su magnifico tabaco de Manila,
con el que despues llen6 su pi-
pa; hemos de hacernos a la
mar antes de la noche, porque
tengo diSpuesto un eargamen-
La gaceta., 1941-05-10

Para pintar mejOr 81
casa, compre la pintura
2. L. P, vendida exclU-
por Kin
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10

Ell patron no pudo seguir ha-
blando.
Maria de la Cruz Sc habia des-
vanecido.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
LIGA AMERICANA

Ell frio hizo suspender Ell jue-
go entire los Medals Blancas y
los Tigres.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
La Gaceta Folletin No. ATS
TONG SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
muerta. les una obra de carl

muerta. les una obra de carl
dad!
o
Rillard, su esposa y ~Josefina,
Sc habian adelantado, " entire
los tres, ayudados por varios
criados de la casa y por los mis-
mos pescadores indigenas, cogie
ron a Maria de la Cruz como en-
volandas y la trasladaron a la
casa de los franceses, instalan
dola confortablemente en- la al
cobita del viejo matrimonio.
Ell patron del sampdn Sc des-
pedia tendiendo su mano curti-
da por el sol y los fuertes vien-
6os marines a la deSdichada:
La gaceta., 1941-05-10

Los Browns vapulearon a Bob
Teller y los IndiOs salieron de-
rrotados. Radcliffe pogo un cua-
triangular por los Browns y
tambien dispar6 un tribey.
Cleveland &c, Oh, lie; S. Luis
&c, 11h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
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Evening star., 1941-08-20

olive tinged with yellow. Both have
short bills, slender, tapering toward
the tip, fairly long wings, brilliant
brown eyes and strong, sturdy feet,
buht for grasping slender branches
or holding fast to tree bark.
This bird is woodland lover and
specializes on the densely shaded
second growth of the sunny sides
of wooded hills. 1t even loves to
free the dense underground from
their enemies and may be seen in
specting the leaves of the noun
tain laurel.
1t is not much Of a songster COM
pared with many of its more musi-
cal cousionS. but its sweet little
song is a cheerful note, and its
knowing air assures you that de-
preston and gloom would not get
foothold with the happy hunter
The consort of this brilliant fellow
keeps in the background, and the
most we have heard her say is
"tsip!" Yet it was in such a de-
cided manner you had no doubt
she had ideas of her own. She
builds a charming cup of a cradle,
into which she deposits four beauti-
ful white eggs with tiny spots on
them. The nursery and its con-
tents seem more like jewels, and
truly the babies turn out to be
valuable to us.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

WarblerS are insect chasers. They
are industrious beyond belief, for
they never seem to waste any time
In play. Though it is true that most
of the warblers live in the trees,
seldom coming to the ground, a few
OF the members live close to or
even upon the ground. You should
observe how affected they appear
TO be as they walk about in a grace
full manner, apparently showing off
In the fashion of the pipit or wag-
tail. This "mincing" way of walk
ing is easily explained if you look
at their feet closely Warblers are
used to finding their food on the
trunks of trees and in the air.
Because these useful birds spend
most of their time in the trees and
among the foliage, we have hardly
realized how very beautiful their
plumage is. Once you know of their
habits, you may study the birds more
closely, though you must use field
glasses if you wish closeup.
WarblerS belong to America, and
1t is the second largest family of
birds. All of them are valuable
friends of ours. Their tireless zeal
in the search for insects, haunting
and often harming our orchard
trees, shows them to be actively en-
gagged in constructive conservation.
They are methodical, too. When
they take up patrol duty on tree,
they never leave an inch of it un-
inspected. The policing is thorough,
as testified by many who have
watched these birds 60 over every
Granny of the bark, check over
each leaf, scrutiniZe every bud and
flower and triumphantly drag forth
the hidden foe. The insect that
manages to hide from the gimlet-
eyed, determined monster is indeed
canny foe. Flying through the
air at terrific speed, the warbler
squadron picks up foes unable to
dodge their efficient enemies.
The black -throated blue warbler
is by choice stationed in the North
eastern part of Connecticut, the
mountains of Pennsylvania, North
ern Ontario and Southern Michigan.
northward to Laborador and the
shores of Hudson Bay. During mi
grafton the route is westward to
the base of the Rocky Mountains
in Colorado and New Mexico, with
sometimes few detouring to sight
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Deaths Reported

John A. Noel, ~, 25S Sth st. Sc.
Georgiana Brooks. "a, 4315 Sth ST. NV.
Edward A. Sullivan, rs, q. S. Soldiers Home
Hospital
Constant E LaVigne, 6S, 1349 Meridian
Dl. NV.
Louis D. Resor. IS. Potomac River.
William j. Finley, 55. 2S25 McGill Terrace.
Ia l. Lees. 81. 1890 Mount Pleasant street.
Thomas E. Hickey, "A, 1850 Wisconsin
avenue
Cohen, infant, George Washington Hospital
Addie Childs. 80. st. Elizabeths Hospital.
Jeanette P. Cant. SIS. 1923 T st. NV
Charles II. Rector, 54, 1928 Congress ct.
NV.
Foster T. Roper, So. Freedmens Hospital.
Emily Cain, 46, 1918 New Jersey avenue.
Pearl Ward. 25, Gallineer HOSPITAL.
Olga W. Harris. %. 126 Thomas st. NV.
Bealle infant. 500 3rd st. Sc.
Broadway. infant. GallinEer Hospital.
Green. infant, lib 21St st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Births Reported

Allen. Donald and Margaret, boy.
Bradshaw. Earl and Edith, boy.
Baardse, Richard and Marie, girl.
Conte. Charles and Angelina, girl.
Folliard, Thomas and Mildred, boy.
Haywood, Clarence and Beulah, boy.
Little, Guy and Mamie, boy.
Lsnyon, Alan and Maria, girl.
Miller. Walter and Gladys, girl
McCune, Norris and Kathryn, boy.
Ross, Leslie and Rozella, girl.
Slower. Hurschel and Naomi, boy.
Somples. Walter and constance. girl.
Wornson. Clayton and Lille, boy.
Williams, John and Mary, girl.
Blalock. John and Lucia, girl.
Boston, Everett and Edna. girl.
Colbert, Herbert and Charlotte, girl.
Fox. Israel and Grace, girl
Jones, Winnon and Katherine, girl.
Lewis, Kenneth and Eleanor, girl.
Marshall, James and Angeline, boy.
Marshall. Charles and Beulah. boy.
Nichols, Arthur and Mary. girl.
Rousey. Halle and Olivia. boy,
Slaughter. Walter and Eloise, girl.
Wills, Raymond and Charlotte, boy.
Williams. John and jimmie, boy.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
Natures Children
Black k-Throated Blue Warbler
(DendrOcia caeruleScens)

see in California. The winters are
spent southwark to the West In
dies and Northern South America,
where we are told they continue
their effective insect patrol.
These birds are about S inches