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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
BROOKE TN FLAG DRIVE STARTS ON WESTERN TRIP
Pitchers Going Sour With Reds, Pirates, Cards and
 Cubs Ahead
P PAUL sCHEFFELs

United Press Stan Correspondent
 New York, July a (UP) - The Brooklyn Dodgers, staggering under four defeats in their last i've lstrts, begin their tIaird, and what may prove to be their most important, western swing of the season in Cin- cinnati today.
 Opening with two games against the Reds, the Dodgers hten 20 to Pittsburgh for three contests, stop of at St. Lruls for two and wind up in Chicago for three-all while the rlinner-up Cardinals are at SportSEnan's Park for Q long home stand.
 What lends special significance to this westward jinket is the Dod- gers current losing spell which has cut their first-place margin over St. Louis to e single game. It may be prolonged, too, by serious pitching trouble.
 Quite A Job
 Whitlow Wyatt and Kirby Higbe, the clubs two ranking pitchers, will have to be in tip.top shape and winning consistently from now on if the Dodgers are to put on a drive that will out-distance the charging Cardinals but neither appear cap able of such chores.
 Higbe was hospitalized Sunday with stomach pains which have since been diagnosed as appendix trouble. He left with the team last night but he was ordered to keep of his feet for several days. Even if he does pitch soon, the threat of Q sudden appendicitis attack will keep Manager Leo Durocher jittery.
 Wyatt's trouble has not been diag- nosed. The veteran righthander = he'll be g this September = has failed in his last three attempts to register victory No. IA. His 11-year major league career has been functuated with sore arms before and 1t may be that his arm is in for another spell.
 Then again, Wyatt's trouble may be just too much work. His last starting assignment against the Pittsburgh Pirates was his 22nd of the var and markde his 18th com plete game. On baseball,s yardstick, he is measured as an oldster and the strin of pitching very fourth dy may be too great.
 Kimball Hit Hard
 As Hugh Casey hasn't authored a full-time winning job since June 20 and Luke Hamlin has contributed only ike victories, this season, the Dodgers attempted to pull one out of the hat yesterday by starting Newt Kimball against the Pirates. But Pittsburgh was fooled by the bull- pen artist for just two innings and then shelled him from the box with a three-run spree which provided the Pirates with a lead they never lost the final score was S-3.
 Elbie Fletcher's two-r1a homer in the fifth inning of Mace Brown and Vince DiMaggio's 1lth homer of the year in the ninth inning, also with one on, of Kemp Wicker, fourth Brooklyn pitcher, sewed up
 Lee Handley, Bob Elliott, Maurice Van Robays and DiMaggio each contributed two hits to the 11-hit Pittsburgh total.
 Brooklyn trapped Ken Heintzelman who was credited with his seventh win, for 10 hits but was unable to bunch them for more than one run in any inning.
 YESTERDAYS HERO-Southpaw Ken Heintzelman, who followed up a four-hit job against the Boston Braves on July IS, with his seventh victory of the season, 8-3, over the Brooklyn Dodgers yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
Dial Doings
By JIM PARKER

you excitement Edith voice nigh at SIS there's @ very good one Within the next cOuDe her vacation in York hang Ssr way through more girl singers than you could shake ons a came up with contract to appear on cBs show 1ns Gross his Sunday afternoon OBS show at o'clock either this coming depend response should Of that @ SIX ya cs @ aae @ @ ter @ n GeDI ocal onI w No breaking the big tme wish the best of everything
 wATR-DBs features tonight ! Lewis 7:so s'is Edith saooo s Chicago Symphony. n nas analyst 11SO Will JOhnsOns Orchestra.
 Farms" Speaks will stars radio stage Every deserted the Os agriculti Speaks pn Farmers Association of America m and is proud n mem
 Between her the Voice of Feone musical Che days coang along her flowers and he garden and orchard
 heard Claudia Davd' Clauda mother and Harry" Although Allen radio work until Jannsen, radio London attempt
 
 An Ontheene broadcast from New factory turning out tonight os Fulton Lewis Defense presented cooperation National Association of anufac- tu This broadcast will originate in the Walter Riddle Co plant ply lines S' ~ p'1'' 'O'- v '-s ''S''-
 TOnights broadcast We the People" of guests including Carols Land
 Ss sS' Anss by S % @ x % America First Committee will have 1t out in public debate va VITO available wTC studios Cab caIoways ou1-
 woR go network next Sunday with WATR eaSnr . @ % n Ane ss'sS sS % G Club a D Wna sp MT M & S s n0on S G ssS S Mrs n M Robert Hurley wife of ccnnscicuts WATR tomorrow morning O45 Mrs Hurley who has just returned camp their a home. M N
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22

DScIS 4b ' A. 2 wrong time. for the "belting bar tender" is just the type of guy who would stop betting and sreply
 Coming up, sir
 There was g time when lots of people thought the belting bar- tender was the one who could give the business to Joe Louis, par- AA-.S-aT~s AAkA~ 1AA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
PROBABLE PITCHERS
(By United Press) National League

Boston (Johnson 4-7) at ChicaeI (Lee 6-I2). Philadelphia (Podgajny 5-6) ct Pittsburgh Butcher 9-7. Brooklyn (Hamlin 5-D ct Clncin- natl (Walters ll-D. New York (Carpenter T-O at st. Louis (White 7-3).
 American League Detroit (Trout T-B) ct Washington (Leonard e-iO). Cleveland (Feller ie-D at New York (Donald 4-0. Chicago (Rigney 8-6) at Boston (Newsonne i0-bl. St. Louis Harris 0-0 nt rhiladel' phla (McCgabb 5-7l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
FAVORED BY WRATIERn

The attendance record set hy the National Football league last aan- non wnS partly due 10 Che faol that only four games were played ln bed NoataeEs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
(Reg. U. s. Pat. Off.)
 BY HARRY FERGUSON United Press Shorts EditOrl

New York, July 22-(UP) - It would be too bad if one of the cus- toners at the flsticuR fiesta at Eb- bets Field this evening yelled 1.-two
 AAa~-u ak 1a a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22


 s that General Phan vzzabs the special fry admnt the whole the Egyptian serenade Let Senator Desmond something about that if he dares ANSWERING query why pillars the their business and
 Zoe Widener B unhappy, mighty sick in Philadelphia F. R. Bradley Belmont i'll as he will be Saratoga. doing well at his (Ed note-Fagh ballghD
 meeting Delaware Watch for him at he's long past 7O
 "GeOrge rarely a regular running which often Empire He will war-and PML
 civilian Empire City every day; too.
 Ambrose visits only steeplechase courses and then occasion Ed Nosd occasion being when his bowler is out of drydock)."
 Mrs whitney well attend regularly  "Deering is Saratoga goer.
 Robert Gerry lacks good horse to bring him out Ed NeWha town carp"
 @ number" Empire City and suo Downs nickel parlay would have made players rch
 WHAT PURPoRTs owdown the gambling situation at Saratoga given by racetrack regular the following from Delaware Park
 controls gambling during official believe splitting oce the past few seasons the swan places the Lake operated the robbed all the high patrons against the fixed operators that short and the the level like E. R. Bradley does at Palm Beach, They will on s sneak again unless the governor calls in the honest and cor rpbe police That kind of gambling than good cleaned rapidly stay whole month of August.
 Copyright 1s4l, King Features syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
Brooklyn Pitchers Approachs sAcid Test''

HAVING ALREADY WON the world series the Dodgers now 60 st tO settle the slightly cnOTs Of cnchng the Nacns indicate that they aren't quite sure they can make 1t And M would be to find itself without the horse on October i.
 dwnded from four meay the their mouths except a to eat yawn Brooklyn talk Yankees how to take success in stride
 1 @ S D so tis s Operations of ticket eSsoT o Hon rinsng among the rank and ne of faithful Dodser fans at exploited the middle of pennant light who nave been d around whether by the club or by the specs will park casualty claims both sides in the battle of propaganda bureaus
 DR HAROLD D. WARREN Richmond had settled down to Wednesday night something be arOyan for he told to the Lutheran inning driving ere he rushed his patient to the delivery room and by the to Ebes Field in time the finish the bali which the Dodgers lost
 ON THE VERY DAY asked why Col R. Bradley wasn't caterpia sixth Suffolk Incidentally me Empire City ganr R on Eddie like Eddie on his horse only heavier They don't like the way he is riding
 THOMAS C. DESMOND chairman of committee on affairs of cities the State Senate asked sports writers who boxing they think Athletic Commission deserves be investigated by the New York Legislature My opinion that in General John Pheian the New York State Athletic
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
THE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday (No games scheduled).
 Games Today Cleveland at New York (S:OO). Chicago at Boston. Detroit at Washington. St. Louis at Philadelphia.
 Games Tomorrow Cleveland at New York. Chicago at Boston. Detroit at Washington (night). St. Louis at Philadelphia (night).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
EASTERN LEAGUE

6sRmam Wommw8ew MeFantels at Hartford WtikeHs Barre ht Springfield, HInEhamlon at ElinIf@ Aib1ns at Wiillamnnofz. kI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
n.m.~ re..arvavx

W0Dfon HE tHItHHu.
 Now York at Ht. Louis. Hr0oklyn nt Cincinnati fnightl. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh tniEht)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
Games Tomorrow
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games To-day.

Games Yesterday Plttsburgh 8, Brooklyn 2. (Oniy game scheduledD.
 Games Todny Brooklyn at Cincinnati. New York at st. Louis. Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22

WATRMBS features, tonight T. Fulton Lewis Jr 7:SO, Williams. 85 Shep Fields Edith Chicago Symphony. TO- James Minine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22

Commission has-perod further my belief the eneralsemicolon @ there too in the acaari Other boxing commissions clamatiCn
 that General Phean vzzab the special fry adnnt and the who'll business the Egyptian serenade Desmond something about that if he dares
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22

YESTERDAYS -southpaw Ken Heintzelman, who followed up a four-hit job against the Boston Braves on July IS, with his seventh victory of the season, 8-3, over the Rrnoklyn Dodgers yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22

Totals ..... 35 10 27 IF a.Batted for Brown in 9th.
 b-Batted for Wicker in 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22

A MILLION TO ONE SHOT came through last 054 the ofcaI number" at both Empire City and nickel parlay would have made players rich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22

THOMAS Q. DESMOND, chairman cities the State Senate asked writers boxing think Athletic Commission investigated the Legislature
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
DEATHS

Maud Mary Smith. 221l Helen, 90.
Minnie Mangas. 4540 Beneteau. IS,
George II. Sargent. 1915 Lennox, IS.
Johanne Christine Hammelef, 1919 Lins
dale, 81.
Cornelius W. Murphy. 3i77 Munett, e5.
Helen Gallagher. 1919 MENDOZA, %.
Louise Upplegger. 1887 Sheridan, 81.
Alberta Citizen, 5i03 Ivsnhoe. 80.
Caroline Quinn, III Willis. -.
Gladys Singer, 2e7 Z. Palmer. %.
Willie Ella Ford. i445 Farnsworth. As.
Edward w. Bowman, oi04 Larchmont, oa
John Csatlos. 20 Minnesota. II.
Anthony Cieply. 4s33 Otis. SIS.
Andrew Kronk, 340i Livernois, II.
Jennie McEnigott 1890 Ilens, II.
Bernard sylvers. SAT vancourt, 80.
Joseph PrEewodek, 1340s Ryan. SO,
Joseph D. Bsnoit. 1888 casgrain. 50.
Florence McEachern, 1889 springwellsi so
Lucy H. Barbiaux, s73i Graham, Dear
born, IS.
John Battersby, 1902 Sixth. IS.
Herbert c. Strauss, 1912 Tuxedo, IS.
Anna Huts, 40O7 Thirtieth, 81.
Leta Neel 5ei5 Drexel. IS.
Quincy Marsden. 1889 castleton,. IS;
Harry p. Fisher 1850 Collingwood, 50.
I'd Crawford 323 z Palmer IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
WARES DISAPPOINTED

The Wings are certain TO go
over the 100000 mark in the re-
naming four games starting with
the Americans battle here Friday
night And 200 900 is the pay
off figure in most of the bonus
clauses =. Most disappointed Red
Wing is Eddie Wares. who counted
the houses enthusiastically all sea-
son under the impression he had
a bonus clause in his contract :. .
When he checked his contract
yesterday he discovered there was
none.
Most OF the Wings helped Jimmy
Orlando cut his birthday cake last
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Prideville. 2005 Oakman
boulevard D.. Jimmy's birthday is
tomorrow, but he'll be attending
a different kind OF party then
taking cuts al the Chicago Black
hawks in the Chicago Stadium
with his hliddipS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
Death Rotires

BARBOCR-Ftb. rs, 1871. Mrs. William
Carlyle Barbour Hattie Rood Graeel,
mother Of Mrs. John Mcneil Burns
Louise C. Rebecca c. ana Edward X.
Grace. Funeral service At chapel OF the
William r. Hamilton Co, Cas- avenue and
Aiexandrine. Friday afternoon at O'Clock
BIZ TLER-Feb. 25.-Wnliam. Of l2043 Bar
low. beloved husband OF Mary Heidi
Butler. dear father Of William +. and
Donald T., grandfather Of 3 grandchildren.
brother OF Mrs. Edward Morris and Mrs.
Charles Winter. OF Canada. Funeral service
Thursday I p. m. al A. H. Peters Funeral
Home. i2o57 Gratiot avenue
DINGEMAS-Mary, beloved wife OF Peter
dear mother OF Mrs. Louis vigneau and
Mrs, Mabel Kelly, Mrs. william Caplin.
rom r.sidence eoas Vermont, Thursday.
30. ST. Agnes Church, Q a. m. J. W.
UNK-Feb. %, suddenly. sargeant Earl.
Of 1885 Flanders. beloved husband Of
Adeline scheppler Funk. dear brother Of
I BeCKford PUNK. Funsrzi service Thursday
u D. m at A. H. Peters Funeral Home.
i2057 Gratiot avenue. Deceased was mem
her Of Zion Lodke. No. /. p. a A. NJ.
GIFFEN-February ~, John p, beloved
husband of Ethel. dear father Of John
and Margaret Ciffen Service from Fred
C. Marshall Sons parlors, 1892 East Jefter-
son avenue "Wednesday afternoon a. J, 80
n clock. Burial at East Orange, y. -
Friday afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Rodney @. AggAs - Ssllls Chalmers. p.
William s. Weddie II. - Asry + Jacobs.
20
Bruce r. Wilson. 81. Glory wallace. 10
Oscar L shapiro so Sybn Neisman %.
Prank Wiacek a jeanette Nykiel. IS.
walter J. schuisr. ~ Ruth y. Munger 81
Nelson W Stalker Al Evelyn Long, II.
Roy n. stslter. az; Anna Oiexa. %.
Clarence L. Viisf. 2s Julia Merritt ~.
Wesley Phillips. 10. Esther Aaron. 81
Alden Il. W.lmoh, 10. Dorothy j. Purdy
20.
George Brady. "a: Coidie PAt'sn, 10.
Henry ssisch. AZ Josephine ohsovski. ~
Raymond y. Robinson. is. Phyllis Brook
ing Is
John wailses. s2. Rose Krsssvich. &c
Otto kurczewski. 80. Gertrude Grsbowski
Is
william S Sears. %: Constance Freer. 81
Edward MichRiak, II Cecilia Kubinski. %
Henry J Gayk. ~ susan Tulllus. ~
Melvin Whi'fnrd 20 Mildred Suzich. 10
Joseph Prokopec. 40, Katheryn Djakuvich,
81
Nick Gsvrich 80. Mia ReIjin, IS.
Ralph + Reeves 10 Maxine Miller. 10.
Henry stosr-ki 20: Helen Ianusy u
Robert Bullock. Is Laura -1ovnsend,
james jackson. 30. Dorothy Bershing. 20
Anthony Hadas 81 Jessie Cunningham. 81.
Ephraim y. Hills IS; Dora May All. 81.
Rudolph Kozar. %; Stella Kulk. a..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

oden A. Wright. 90; Dorothy Coz, 20.
Harold Mortimer. 81; Muriel Tendon. "a.
Henry PoPp, "a; Beverly Koran: Is.
Hammie Rice. Is; Victoria Marble. II.
Basil csmilot, IS: Lois Guinther, IS.
Casmir Borczsk. SO; Mary Dopielski. 81.
Herman J. Yates, 40; Anna II. zyla, 81.
Claude Coon Jr., az Phyllis Boring, 20.
George 4. swestland. 40; Louise Naran'
Albert z Thompson. al; Virginia L. WI
John Romsek. "a; Betsy Ysnnior. "a.
Anthony Gorcxya 70; Rose Ciesla, 20.
William II. Mccioud. rs; Helen A. Simmer,
Arthur Beach. 20; Beatrice Richards. Is.
Maurice Mayer, "a; Fern Alkon. 20.
Robert H. Dudley, "a; boy Mae Hood. rs.
Samuel Rosen. ii; Mae Roth. "a.
Arthur cIendennin. 20; Margaret Dime
Thaddeus Gswronski. ~; Jeanette opoka,
Frank p. Evans. "a; Helen v Freeman. %
Lawrence C. Biskner, rs. Theresa Robert,
Ano. Mil,sn schus,er. 30; Lydia Z. Stern.
George Tsepke. ST: Louise NJ. scheu. As.
jo,.ph E.rr. y csti,tipt rl r.,arss 10
Peter Urbant, 80 Mary Favs. 40.
Harold silberblstt. 81; Betty HaioT rs.
George Banis'er. rs Virginia 7. pzisr'
James X. Arnold. 90: Dorothy r. Davis. 20
Charles l.. Pierce, as: Mary Halibozek. ~
Robert W. Suffer. %: Alice ID. Goetz. ~.
Raymond Ceriotti. 81; Julia YurgeIatis, IS
James r Morton. %. Ethel p. coons, ~.
Fred Chambers, al. Irene Wakefield. IS.
Noah Merin rs Berniee Miss 20
George Miner. %; Bette Havkhead. 10.
willard stanneid. "a; Ferne Brsbon. 20.
Joseph Lucas. a. Helen May. rs.
Duane r. johnson. "a; Mildred X. Walter
2s
Fred Manufacturing. 81; Eltrym Wilson
81.
Charles Lsnsford. 90; Muriei Lespersnce
20.
Wayne Rosenbsrry. 81: Betty Alexander. II
Anton Demos. So: Helen Nikolakopoulos 40
Allen G. oakes. 30; Dorothy Wallace, 10.
Glyn Williams, "a; Gladys l. Delaney. 10
Irving Gutter. 81: Pauline Peltz. %.
William T. Richardson, 50; Ann skidmore
so
Clarence G. NcQusfd, -; rftth ftatzeri n
Henry chat, 27: Miriam Zieve. 10.
Joseph Fortune Jr az Donna J. Press. n
Harvey X. Day. "a: Irene NJ. Hirtt. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
Wings Will Draw
Over 100000;
: 5Get Bonus
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

Five members of the Detroit
Red Wings have scored goals
where they count the most-on the
Detroit Hockey Club bankroll a..
They are Edible Goodfellow. sgd
ney Howe, Modere Bruneteau, Joe
Fisher and Alex Motter, all of
whom had bonus clauses in. their
contracts based on attendance at
the Red Wings home game this
season.
BY helping the Red Wings give
Detroit winner, these five play
ers have assured themselves OF
nice piece of folding money
They learned their bonuses were
certain when Fred L. Haner an
nounced that attendance at the
first 20 of the Wings "a home
games was 1874 400, which is IT,
1913 ahead of the entire attendance
for last SeasOD--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
DEATHS

Joseph 8. coughlln. l2074 wark. a.
Jacob W. NosWoTthy. 1904 Kentucky, rs
Charles Obery, 1921 Chalmers. SO.
Catherine T.. Kruse. 2e42 Monterey, 81.
Gustave Erisch. 2Oi0 Mcpherson. ~.
Robert Sherwood Biggs, Lake Orion, As.
Carl L. Olson. s5ss Whitcomh. 80.
Sarah Blackwell, $500 W Kirby, rs.
Margaret Ann Gray. si2 College. For
Wayne, as.
Fred =. Meidisin 1909 Avery. 81.
Ethel O. Watne. 1880 Forrer, ~,
Sadie McHugh. so Charlotte. IS
Joseph Beckman saums, 1888 Coyle. 80
Fannie Cohen. 4a5 Newport 70
George r. Andrews, 1880 Lueerne drive
IT.
chsriotte France. i7273 Moran, 10
Theodore James Drove, 1876 Nardin. 81
oliver Foster. 1858 Chestnut, 81.
Stanford crspa WasteH. Paul Revere Hotel
~.
Catherine Rouse, 1892 Mcclellan. "a.
Jorn MarsrKs, 3fos wiiiiar1s 81
George W. Beagle. 1891 Wsshhurn. -.
Nara Grochowsks. SITS Hollywood IS.
Frank Anthony Morck. 1898 Orleans. e.
Brigie NJ Regain, 1878 Priest. 10
LizSle Clark. 500 Z. Hancock. S..
Dorothy i.achman. $3.50 Michigan, 80.
John Kobiela, Sis Smart. -.
Peter Rukia 1923 Roosevelt. 80.
George NJ Ran,z 1853 Waterman, IS.
RUBY r o'Nenl. 7ioQ WHITAKER. 81.
Lydia VsnDsnmark, 47e7 Hoieomo. a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted:
Edward Lockard from Delma-
Felix Dziedxic from Genevteve.
Pearl Goodman from Thomas.
william Crothers from Corine.
Jack L. DAVIS from Jean.
Rose Branch from James.
Victoria Ditch from Peter.
Joe Gambler from Camela.
Margaret Burse fom Harry.
Helen Brobeck from Kenneth L
Harvey o. Davis from Clara.
Lillian =. Bliss from Harry T..
Frances q. Bates from Leslie II.
Jean v. Whetxsl from James X.
william Mars from Margaret.
Edith NJ. Holmes from Robert
Victoria Hyatt from Wesley G.
Lempi Peltola from Tiovo.
Rose Marine from Michale.
Jessie Mcqueen from Stuart.
Anna Teichmann from Paul.
Sslome Kukla from Stanley.
Albert 8. Eeyes from Jessie.
Chester Singleton from Margaret.
Irene Pearson from Charles.
Margaret Van Zant from Charles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26

At OAkI.AWS PARK
Weather. cloudy track, muddy.
Ilr.t Rae~--Au Line. Ny Day.
second Hare-- >igrette. MiHtson.
Third kace-hay Khan, Match Point,
Bun Ryan.
Fourth Raee--Mnimor.. Chubbins, Sir
Lsrry.
PUN Race Did. Biz Jack.
sixth Rsrs--irgFnds. -. h. Mullen.
seventh Rsee--Brresing Along, Lady
FEDERAL. Delaynot, f4nktills, Frank &.
Eighth Raee--Goodness SAKE, south
land Gem, Lerno.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
Death Rntlces

HECK-Feb. rs. Clyde. OF 1901 Corbett.
beloved husband OF Rose Eaton Heck;
dear father OF John c.. Mrs. Helen hinton
and Mrs. Virginia Poston. Funeral service
Thursday. 3 p. m, at A. II. Peters Funeral
Home l2057 Gratiot avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
Agents Wanted

SALESMAN WANTED by well known oil
company. Man over 80 preferred. Expe-
rience not necessary. Immediate steady
income for man with car. Write r. T.
Webster, 534 Standard Building. Cleveland,
Ohio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
AT HAVANA

AT HAVANA
Weather. clear: track. fast
FIRST Rare-N Rtert0~n, RsgTie DagJie.
Mr.. Hyland. Da,tshill. Nag0ld, Nie.ea.
second Race - Gay MOnsy, C0TOnsla.
Don Barr, Nedrano.
Third Race - Bubbieworih. Earisboro.
Bounty, Crsshaw, Ny Goodness. Miss
Martis.
FIFTH Raee-RaNenhur~f
sixth Ksce-Qseen Regnant. HelnDor,
SILK Covering, Vista Jane. Fieetor.
Silk Covering, Justa Jane, EJector.
streamrr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
BIRTHS

Cecilia Thomas. has Maryland. Crosse
Pointe Park.
Betty Tomlinson. 14437 Parkgrove.
Geneva Wheaton. 1893 Baldwin.
Evelyn williams 1473 East Willis.
MARY Zeitz. 223a BelYidere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26

SCIENTIFIC AsTRoLoGY by the famous
MRS "JOHANNE" r.
5o3i Trumhull. near Warren TIE. f-755o
SNOW White Health Studio, new location.
470s Cadillac. Upstairs Cast Forestl.
SUITABLE compensation will be paid for
information on Howard r. Meese. for
merry of 1884 Trumbuli, resulting in re-
covery OF 1888 Pontiac 2-door touring.
motor of 6-2i2713. 1870 license CF-9523
Call Mr. Beebe, Randolph $685..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY operators; good opportunity I
advance your income. Can salesmst.
Cherry 2Ts2 for an apt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
Educational
Situations Wanted-Femafe


EXPERIENCED GIRL wishes days. weeks
work, excellent laundress. cleaner.
Tyler 6-76f7.
NEAT girl IS years, high school graduate:
tipping and bookkeeping. full or part
time. Madison PALS.
NEAT colored. experienced high school
graduate, days: $3.50, carfare. Tyler
4-6l5s.
RELIABLE woman wants days work,
cleaning. laundry; excellent worker.
Trinity 2-si53
COLORED girl. experienced. days; cleaning
bachelor. employed couples apartments
Fitzroy 247e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cleaner; good shirt
ironer. plain cooking. references. Cherry
1888.
CoLoRED giri, experienced. wishes days,
part time: excellent ironer. Olive s5l4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
Employment Agencies

Al OFFII FOsI IO.No u ~
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
s20-2i-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES EMPLOYMENT 4iis Beaublen.
Day workers, couples, porters. maids
Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
NUMEROUS positions open for experienced
office sales and technical personnel.
MAC HENRY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
$40 Griswold Building.
READ Times Want Ads for pTotit-use
them for results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
Scratches
International View. service Wire

AT HIAIFAH
Weather, clear; track. heavy.
FIRST Raee--Aek Aek, IntrudtBg. Quick
Contest. Lady Clipper.
second Race >aFise. Bsrbed Hetort,
Nrenao~, Men Reeve.
Third Race commencement.
Flffh Raee--IIssp WEAVER.
sixth kac~-Hlliblond.
seventh Rsee-NigaI Fay.
Eighth Haee-Hon~y Chile. Chance
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