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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-18
Midoir Collision
Kills B in Navy

WASHINGTON. March Is. tUPl
Two officers and four enlisted
men from the aircraft carrier York
town were killed in a collision of
two naval planes during maneuverS
in the Pacific ocean yesterday, the
navy department announced to
day.
Lieut.. (J. c. Frank NJ. Robin
son. Springfield, Mass. was the
senior officer of the flight. His
body was recovered, as was that of
Ensign Kirby L. Berry. of the naval
reserve, Norman. Okla.
Others killed, whose bodies have
not been recovered. were:
Stephen K. Nyezso. chief radio
man. of Washington. D. c.
James S. McLendon, radio man
second class. Raleigh. N. c.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-18

Benjamin d. Christman. radio
man second class. Danville, Va.
Miller o. Dejamett. aviation
machinist third class, Drumright
Okla.
Lieut. Robinson is survived by his
widow. who resides in Lanikai. Oahu
Hawaii. Ensign Berry is survived
by his mother. Mrs. Henry H. Berry.
Norman.
No details of the crash were
given. The navy department did
not name the pilots.
Later the department announced
that Pilot Aviation Cadet Luther
w. Keplar Gage. Okla. was killed
yesterday during training exercises
at the Miami, Fla, naval air sta
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-18
japan Victim Of
Bio Oil SwindLe

The baron sent a chartered tanker
to Houston, Tex, only to learn
that the company he believed he
had been doing business with was
non-eXistent.
The japanese government spent
$4,000 to send a mission to this
country, so eager was it to con-
sumate the deal, according to assis-
tant United. States Attorney Max
well Mcknight.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-18
MINISTERS OBJECT TO
PHONE NAME DERBY

LOUISVILLE, KY, Mar. 10. CUPD
The Louisville Ministerial associa-
ton objected today to a proposal
to use the name Derby for an
exchange of the Southern Bell Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co. The
ministers described as "inappro-
pirate" such reference to a racing
enterprise
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-18
No harsh laxatives for me

ADLERIKA gives me proper action,
is pleasant and easy Used AD-
LERIKA past 10 years for spells of
constipation" "a. W.-VtD ADLE-
RIKA usually clears bowels quickly
and relieves gas pains. Get it Today.
CLEMENTS DRUG STORE
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-18

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

ment, he hates 10 be considered
theatrical" and | could feel his
arm stiffen beneath my grasp.
'You win" ne said softly. at
will keep till get another
chance. Now, out OF which door
do you wish Ia go?"
THE nearest" / said, not sure
yet OF my triumph, and not
wanting 20 risk its turning 10
defeat. But as we turned 10 il,
/ heard in his quick, low words
an assurance that for the
present AT least his brainstorm
had subsidized.
IF I give you my word that
/ will not start anything" he
said heSitantly. don't you think
IL would be better IL I came
back I'm, told Mother or Miss
Carew or-Or Mary--that you
weren't feeling well and asked
one of them 90 come out TO you.
IF came back quickly
enough, these people might
think really had taken YOU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Ohio Chevrolet Plant
Workers Pick Clio

Employees in GINS Chevrolet
plant in Norwood, o., formerly
represented by the ALL. voted 677
TO 1913 for the Go, in a labor
board election, il was announced
today by r. J. Thomas, president
Of the UAW-CIO.
It makes the eighty-first GM
plant to come under the JAW
Go contract. he said. Richard T.
Leonard. UAW-CIO West Side di-
rector, announced the Detroit Har-
Eester, $3.50 West Jefferson ave-
hue. voted Go, and Robert Wright,
International representative. an
hounced the Sherwood Brass Com
pany. 6331 East jefferson avenue,
went Go in other bargaining
elections
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
MADGE HALTs NOEL

MADGE HATS NOEL
ooh. hurry" heard Olga and
Nancy Carew breathe behind
me. and was dimly conscious
that Philip Veritzen had crossed
10 the side OF his young daugh-
ter-in-law. | found myself wish
ing vindictively that IT were
possible for him TO slap her
soundly.
And then I met Noel face e
face. and put my hand appealingly
upon his arm in such fashion that
unless he literally Knocked me
down. he could not pass me.
Noel" / said, in such muted
tones that no one else could
possibly hear me. II am 20 faint.
and everybody Is 80 busy. Won't
you take me out into the hall ."
II was lame enough. In all pur.
pose. and ] knew il did not de-
ceive him in the least But al
least il stopped him in his head.
long rush.
"You don't really mean that"
he said but with Difference in
the protest. you just want TO
keep me from killing that swine,
as / ought TO have done long
ago"
The concentrated venom in his
Zones sent a Shiver down my back
II mean IL enough that 1
shall swoOn In your arms In an
other second II you do not take
me out OF here Immediately"
I said steadily. AS for your
killing a swine. I probably shall
stand by and applaud. Only
don't do 10 30 Electrically, with
30 ridiculous an audience. Let
it wait bit"
Luckily 1 had hit upon the ono
argument which could stop him
Above everything in the world
probably because Of his environ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

OLGA'S FEAR had come true.
told myself, as / saw Noel start
across the floor toward us. One Of
the "unrestrained RACES" OF his
bar sinister royal heritage plainly
had him in its grip, vanquishing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

the gentler ma =
ture which was
his inheritance
I r o m h / S
mother.
/ could not
blame him. !
found m Use (
saying. even as
l rose from my
seat with the
feeling that ]
must do some
thing-anything
to stop that
on W a r q rush
which " oul q
end, I k n c W.
nnlu ntiAh q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

Only " II hUEIE bARhINUN
savage attack upon Stephen Red
field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
WILL KEEP WORD

Again a SILVER ran down my
spine. | had been able 10 dampen
that wild rage of his temporarily
but il still smoldered. ready 10
break into flame al any time Yet
| knew him we'll enough 10 be sure
that. having given his word to me
he would go through with his self.
imposed role unhinchingly.
II think that il a very good
suggestion, Noel" | said. land
OF course I'll take your word"
We had reached the outer door
and were through IT, l sat down
in a chair which stood in the hall
way Of the suite and motioned Ia
Noel TO 90 back.
Make as much haste as you
can" ] said.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

Is Washes lightly.
20-To supplement.
22-Bone
23-TWtrl
2f-Sipging voice
2S-Note IN scale.
26-HiEh mountain
30--tn what city is Westminster Abbey
32-Part ~ a church.
33-Fastened.
5S-Summit.
3s--Horn blowers.
4i--Who wrote Origin OF the Species
43-Golf term.
45-Upon
47-symbol for ttaniun.
4a-Ascehded.
So Exclamation 81 sorrow
5i-Walking stick.
b2-Eat
Settle Of respect.
bs-Lfase.
Sa-Meadow.
eO--Cunning
e3-symbol for lthium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
PITFALLS OF LOVE :: By Adele Garrison

out, instead OF II being the
other way. No use their glOat-
ing over something which didn't
happen-yet."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

HORIZONTAL
Native of Lapland
S-Australian ostriches.
Cut hair short.
i2-Above
Historian river.
it-Orientsi title
iS-what East lndisn poet received the
Nobel prize IN lsi31
IA sioth,
ls-Trap.
lq--Citrus fruit
2i-Certain theater seats
23-what Greek seaport was occupied re-
Gently by the Germans'
2s-Designs
2e-House addition.
3i-ROdent
34--Thst thing.
35--Obtain
37-Cooking utensn.
3e-Jumhisd type.
iO-slight bow.
l2--To soak
4i-Hangman's rope.
t6-By.
4s-Excused.
60--Bltter.
53-Tumult.
5f--StAtute
55-Has being.
ST-Short fishing lines.
6l-Cuckoo
s2--what Egyptian river valley IL ceis-
brsted for ns great fertility
s4-Eway drunkeniy.
65--JApanese coin.
66--Ireland
67-Remain.
VERTICAL
The wife Of what Biblical character
turned into a pillar Of saltf
2-Humming bird.
3-Wooden pin.
4-Lengthen.
h-Dun1 resin.
6-Ayself
7--What character IN spenssrE "FAins
Queen" represented truth
s-Canvas attachment for boat
e--what 10 Names principal seaport
i0--Curved molding.
ii--Noeturnal flying manpah.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24
Spouse Tourney
Grddings Stay

Leaders in the two divisions
of the third annual Husbands and
Wives bowling tournament re-
manned practically unchanged at
the finish of yesterdays bowling
at Mack-BnuleXard Recreation
Harold and Ruth Weinert moved
into third place in Class B with
9S2. The single threat to fifth
place in Class A fell short by II
pins.
Fred and Lelah Hunes of Mar
lette put up LII. but it was not
good for a place in the first FIVE.
Russell and Mae Armstead from
Bad Ave had 1897. The Weinerts
displaced Nick and Helen Zelenak
in Class B.
Mary and Kenneth Davis hold
the lead in Class A with 1,150 and
the top in Glass B is 1000 with
two couples tied, Harold and AIDE
laide Bell, Charles and Phyllis Nc
Glynn. The competition closes
March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24
DEATHS

Annie =. Armstrons. 1850 Cabot, 90.
George Wsgeoner. l40 Sibley, 10.
Emil A. Noftz. 6i75 Holcomb. 90.
Mollie Beckenstein. 1897 Cortland 80.
Helen Bedigian, 1885 West Grand So.
Charles Sexton. eo5e Beverly Court. a..
Herman +. Hartwig, 1870 Coran. 81.
Patrick J. O'Suliivsn, 17I5f Wanda. 81. q
George Deratony. 1885 East Jefferson. So,
Georgia Clarke. 30t Cadillac. 10
Frances Bethune Anderson. Montreal. Que.
20.
Lillian Robbins. 2sis Buens Vista. IS.
Agnes Bogedin. 5007 Jos Campau, 81.
Anne Shelton. 100 Parsons. S.
stephen Anthony Green, 1890 Maple
view. !.
Elma Goodar. 1910 Rochester. az.
Lenora Curtis. $3.50 Thirtieth. So
Charles o. wallace. 1908 Sussex. S.
Mary Culp Mccormick. Arnold Home. 81.
Stanley zuzga, 1887 Talbot, 10.
Josephine NJ. Green. 1918 Calvert, 70.
EmII P swanson 3oto Hosarth' SO.
Anna Metz. 10 Taylor. Is.
Andrew + Piett. 1851 Corbett 81.
Edward Hermsr 1851 Alfred, 3o.
Emma II. Fitzgerald. 37t3 Sheridan. IS.
Elmer " Hix. 50is Central, 50.
Edith p. Brink 1908 Taylor. 6s.
Catherine schrsder, $3.50 Miller. HAM
tramck. 81
Huda s. Schneider. 2iss Harding. "a.
Julyanna sroczynaki, 1928 East Forest, 70.
William. Chemicals 1890 colfax, 40.
Julia Buchanan carnochan, 5l2l West Chi
Henry Kubinski t57s Roosevelt, as
Clayton Sparks 70 Putnam, Grand Rapids,
Henry w Prange. 1879 Gienneld. ss.
Mary Popowicz. 1884 Piedmont. 80.
Veronica Kindred. 1917 Ohio, 10.
Clara c. Mckee. Piqua o.. 70.
Mary A. Wallace, 81 Harmon, as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24
Makeshift Team
Good Enough
To Tie Ios(o

Members of the Iosco Soccer
Club will be avoiding all soccer
fans and players. for their faces
are very crimson today after yes
terday's game in which Chrysler
and Iosco played a % tie at
Chrysler Field.
losco forced the game by claim
ing the automen were afraid to
meet tn m since they had
strengthened their club ChFysler
tied this supposed powerhouse by
playing a makeshift lineup that
had men who hadn't participated
in the game in three to 10 years.
Johnny McInnes, autom e MS
manager, took over goalies Dougall
Nelson's job and did a pretty fair
job considering that he hadn't
played for a good many years.
Center half Jim Goodfellow teamed
with retired Jack Gault at full
back, and JEFF Coombs. formerly
with the Celtics, played inside left
in the much juggled Chrysler
lineup.
Iosco started out as il they were
going to have a big day by scor-
ing twice in the first half. Jim
Cannon counted on a penalty shot
after five minutes of play. Later
in the period little Alex Murphy
kicked the ball high in the net
from 25 yards out. That finished
Iosco's scoring as Chrysler shut
them out in the last half.
The Hay brothers were respon-
sible for both of the automen's
goals. John. who hasn't played in
10 years. put the ball into the
net for the first tally on a nice
line drive from his inside left posi-.
ton. He corner kicked to brother
George, Chrysler regular. for
the last goal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24
Pirate s Keeps
Slate Clean

st. Theresa High. west side
first division champion. kept its
record clear by defeating Lourdes
last night in a Catholic High
School League basketball game,
1921. The Pirates led 2S-9 at
half time.
Don Osterman set the pace for
the Pirate scorers by counting
eight baskets and one free throw
for II points. Bob Truelove led
Lourdes with 6 points making
two field goals and two fouls.
st. James of Ferndale beat st.
Rita in another league game,
1922. At the half way mark St.
James led. 17-10.
Bob Kohn scored four baskets
and one free toss to lead the st.
James team. Carl Bogden with
two baskets and four fouls was
high for 81. Rita.
In nonleague affairs st. Bene-
dict defeated st. Cecilia. 36-16,
and ST. Mary of BEDFORD nipped
Catholic Central, 25-16. st. Bene-
dict held st. Cecilia scoreless in
the first half to lead 200 at half
time. Paul Hagan Tailed Ia points
for the winners. Norman Markey
led the BEDFORD team with 8
points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24
Detroit Squash Team
Is Beaten in Finals

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 24.-De.
troit's squash team of Joe Hahn
John Reindel. Jerome Taylor, Will
liam Croul and John King was
beaten by only one match in the
finals of national team champion
ship here yesterday by Boston.
H. Hunter Lott Jr. and Charles
Brinton, both of Philadelphia,
clash today in finals.
After upsetting New York in the
semifinals, the Detroiters took the
first two matches of the final, but
their last three players were un-
able to give them the one needed
for the championship.
In the finals Hahn beat Dick
Wakeman, 1911, SIS and 17-16,
and Reindell won from Kaese, 9-15,
1916, us, 1873 and 17-16. But
Boston's LOTUS downed Taylor,
1914. 1913; Spear of Boston beat
Groul, 1916, 1913, 1912. and Ware
of Boston won from King, 1912,
10-15, SIS, 15-7, 1876.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24
Chieago's Monarths
Defeated by Goebe|

Louis Burr's Goebel team OF the
Detroit Times All-Star Classic,
winner of the 1889 American
Bowling Congress championship.
defeated the Monarchs of Chicago.
winner here last year. in a three.
game match in Chicago Saturday
by one pin.T
Goebel shot 931-901-1030 for
1862 to Monarchs' 923-929- 1000
for 1861. John Crimmins spilled
212-237 in CAB for the Detroiters.
Harry Ledene having 634 for the
losers. The match was for 5000
which was donated by both teams
to the Red Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James Douglas Potter. %; Henrietta "
Lewis. "a
Frank Arthur casady. 10; Lorraine Bernie,
Hiror. IS s.t
Charles Bertrsm. rs; Helen Anna Tefend
81.
Arthur L. McEwer. IS; Gertrude A.
Frantz ~.
Werner johnson. 80: Vivian schuholz. 80
Frank Makzimiec 81; Muriel Rowe. IS.
Bruno Gasiciel. 81; stephanie Piotrowski
20
stephen H.. Arpin. al; Monsgrace Eisi,
Koneswitch, II.
Martin l.. Cpwan. "a; Cecilia Friesont, 10
Frank Maier. rs Linnea Johanson. "a
George Lanzi % Louise Fraschetti. 10
r Gordon Aldrief! IN Isone' Miliar, rs.
John Joacin. ~; Mildred Evelyn Brown
%
Jo11 A. Ahanson. rs; Virginia Kokinakis
%.
Borden HAYS Baumgartel Jr., IS; Doris
Mae McCrath. Is
Edward Burman, 10; Shirley schoensee, IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24
Doubles CHAMPS
ToFd(e Strong
Irish Pair

The luck % the Irish will be
stacked against the defending
champions as the University OF
Detroit alumni doubles handball
tournament winds up its second
round Of play al the L. OF d. field
house thus afternoon and evening,
. George Brescoll and Jack Hage-
nah. the 1870 utliSts. will seek
their second victory Of the current
elimin7tions when they meet Des-
mond Carney and Jay Higgins, a
couple Of good IriShmen.
b. Carney. chemistry instructor al
tine university, IS a former singles
handhall champion Of County Cork,
YOU know where. He brings TO the
tourney the old county style Of
play. with emphasis on the power
ful wrist snap drive. His partner,
Higgins. Is another Celt Who knows
how 10 swat handball.
Another standout match will
find Lefty Rothenberg and Sidney
Cohen opposing Stanley Gillen and
Austin Schimmel. Rothenberg and
Cohen. one of the favored pairs,
were impressive in beating Eman-
uel Guihani and Cliff Marsh, a
couple OF ex-footballers, the first
time out.
frs; Round-Georse Bresooli-Jsek Haze
nah defeated JACK NcDermoit Henry Ran
21-ln-21-a- Desmond Carney Lax
way. 1870. 1921. 2i-2o. Frank o 'ponnell-
Tony Shower defeated John ShAda-A
oliveto 100. 2i-1S Vincent Long Joe
Ysiao ds,ested John ht.Dos ErPeldins.
eefea;ed Marx oren-chrs schear,r, al
-. 2i-Ie. Hesiy shhrkey Frank kondrsski
defeated Bill Hsnmell.Phfip Philip. 2i-i,
2l-14 Tom Connen- Bill OHalloran de-
feated Don MARROW Charles Madden. 81
Jim shea Harold Hardies defeated John
lvory-John Walker. 2i-lo. 71-i2 Larry
ouiliani-cliff Marsh. ALTO 21-lI. Stanley
Gillen- Austin schimmel won on default
over Robert ousid-sn Dsirue Frank
Kirkie-Raiph Lau defeated William Daley
kyBIII Hayes defeated Riehsrd LutI-Al
Nahle. 2i-ls. 2i-5. Lloyd BralilEd Bar
bour defeated Joe cisslak Bill Kerwin, al
Dave staube-L. Flint. 2i,o,. 21-4. Larry
Dowd Scott Howard defeated Harold schim-
ner-Jos Bieson, 2l14, 2l-io. 1gnstius
Pupks- Joe Lucas won on default over Ted
and Tom Lemmer.
Second Round-Rsrnour- Brazil defeated
Burke-LeDuc. 2l-i7 1921, Pills.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
3o-sheA -Hardies VS.. Conneii o Hal
lorRn.
$50 Brescoii- Hagenah VS.. Carney Hig-
gins. Dowd Howard VS. Pupka Lucas
7;00-Rothenberg- Cohen vs.. GiIien- schim-
mel
so-sharkey -Kondrsski VS.. Sullivan.
Kiefer.
e:3o-Yelda-Long VS. O'DenneH- Shower
kitkie-Lau vs.. Hayes Herisy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24
BudWerner Tops
Legion Singles

JACKSON, Feb. 24.-Bud Wer-
ner of Detroit rolled games of
232- 1925 for 654 to take the
lead in the singles in the American
Legion state bowling tournament.
Tony Stadolo of Detroit posted
scores of 1SS-231-212 for a 631
and second place.
The 1176 total in the doubles,
shot by c. Macarthur and E. Hoyt
of Jackson a week ago, survived.
Carl Bluth and Bud Werner rolled
1895 to move into fourth position.
Bluth hit 163-202-199-564 and
Werner had 141-162-203 for sos.
II. Crunst and O. Sorenson of
Detroit spilled 1867 pins to take
fifth place. Crunst had 496 and
Sorensen 571.
Forty Detroit fve-man teams
took the alleys over the weekend
but failed TO Gust the Click team
of Jackson from the lead. The
Clicks shot 1852 a week ago. Todd
No. I, Detroit, rolled 1896 TO take
third place. and Detroit Hudson
Motor No. 3 with 24S4 moved into
fourth place. Detroit Faust No.
with PASS slid into fifth place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24
Badminton Doubles
Title 10 Detroiters

CLEVELAND, Feb. 24.-Jerry
Burns and Steve Warren of De-
troit captured the intercity dou-
bles title of the Ohio State bad
minton tournament by defeating
Seymour Cotton and Bert Winston
Of Cleveland. 1914. 17-18, 1910,
in the finals yesterday.
Ken Quigley of Cleveland won
the mems singles honors by beat
ing Bob Stille of Cincinnati, 1871,
$50.
Walter Kramer of Detroit, de-
Tending champion. was not on hand
TO defend his title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

j.
Boys were born to:
Stella Ardanowski. 1890 Lovett.
Rubie Archibald. .15461 Welland.
Greta Armstrong. 1927 fuller
Thelma Ball. 13ess Minock.
Marjorie Blackburn, 1855 Granville.
Mamie Beghtel, 1880 Biltmore.
Mary Bihh.- 17l8a OMira.-
Gladys Benson. 3o42 seventeenth
Georgeanna Cummings. 716 Chene.
Iris Casey, 1857 Alma.
Eleanor Cline. 1925 Massey.
verna Capands. 6210 Mitchell
Lilliah Cherkoian, 1927 Hubbell.
Cora Davenport. 500 Hague.
Jennie DArco. 1880 South Liddesdale.
Geraldine Dowd. 1905 Navy.
Joan Echols, ss4 Livingstone.
Petrolia Fells. 1914 Illinois.
Esther Friedman. 12060 Broadstreet.
Marguerite ellison. 1898 Cherrylawn.
Mary Hatcher $685. Mortified.
Gunhld Hauser, 3033 West Grand boule
ward
Clara Harrison. TITS Oakland.
Kioah Hampton. 70s East Congress.
Evelyn Hoffman. 1905 Puritan.
Monica Houn. 1914 Holmur.
Julia Holloway. $685. Marlowe
Fanny johnson, 1921 st. Antoine.
Elizabeth Kahl 1854 Stewart.
Lucille Kamyszek. 2727 Twenty-third.
Edna Kennerly. 1907 Melrose.
Alice Krosec. s657 Theisen. Dearborn
corrine Lackaye. 6i7 Oakland. ROYAL OAK
Clara Lane. s437 Jewett. Center Line.
Dorothy Landrum, 1895 Patton.
Pauline Lee, 1884 MaplelAwn.
Lucille Lee, 1891 Greenlawn.
Jean Lebioda 1888 Fenelon.
Margaret Mcdonald. 12206 Mendoza.
Virginia McElroy Jr.. IS Erskine.
Gertrude Mcmahon. 1898 Roselawn.
Loretta Martin, 1904 Rivard Baseline,
Virginia Marshall 2s0e Harding.
Ella Mathew, 1874 Paige, Van Dyke.
Beatrice Misenhelter. sos Temple
Eleanor Milan, 201 Highland, Highland PIX
Mary Moser 1927 Byron.
Virginia Mohr, 1905 Blaine.
Marion Mysliwiec. Ass Plumer.
Eileen Noble 2672 Whitney
Theresa Osicky, 676 West Alexandrine.
Dorothy O'Brien. 1880 Mansfield.
Margaret Olson. s12s Fulton.
Josephine Piesezsk, 35734 Norris, Wayne.
Frances Puzio, 36s7 Trombly.
Paul, 29l58 Senator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-24
Deatb Rottres
BArTERsBY-Feb ~, 1s41, John. h

BATTERsBY-Feb ~. 1871. John, hus-
band OF Sarah T. Battersby, at the
chapel Of the william r. Hamilton Co.
1915 Csss Ave, until Monday might.
Funeral services and burial at Brsntford,
Ont. Wednesday afternoon.
DURfNG-February ~. Mary.of 503a
Seminole. age - years. beloved wife Of
Paul. dear mother OF Carl and Walter
sister OF w Horak Of Rochester, N. Y.
Funeral service Tuesday At p m. at A.
X. Peters Funeral Home, 120oI Grstiot.
KELLER-Msry tnee Meier), suddenly. Feb
%; beloved wife Of Arthur j.. dear
daughter Of Charles Meier sr.: dear sister
OF Mrs Bertha McHale. Mrs Lawrence
Giampietro, Charles Meier Jr.. Anthony. Al.
Frank and Madeline Funeral from rest
dence 1889 stansbury ave. "wednesday
at $3.50 a. m, Church Of The Most Precious
Blood at 2.
PATERsON-Febriary ~. May. wife of
me late Bruce X. dear mother Of Ba--
bara. sister Of Mrs Ford Conway, Mrs
Albert Duquet ard Cherries NJ Phoenix
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Rice HOnOred
SulliUan Trophy Is GiUen
Former Irish Star
International New. servie. wire

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Gregory
Rice. former Notre Dame athlete
who set three world records in the
Smile event of the annual ma
tional A. A. U. championships
Saturday. received the James E.
Sullivan Memorial Trophy.
The award is made each year 10
the amateur athlete who has
done most to advance the cause
of craftsmanship"