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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03
Church Members
Hold Seasons
Opening Social

Members OF the Woman's Relief
Society OF Latter Day Saint's 8
church were hostesses at the
seasons opening church social
Tuesday evening at the Desert
Woman's Club.
A wiener roast on the club
grounds was followed by a special
program and out OF door games
Those present were Messrs and
Mesdames William Ray. Roy
Wing. A. w. Spangehl. A. Y. Tiff
fany. Jake Chesley. Ezra Klien-
man. Mrs. Dave Johns. Mrs. Lor-
EMO Lisonbee. Mrs. Arthur Thorn
as. Mrs. George McLain and Mrs.
Bert Goodman OF Florence.
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New Agent Fills
Alabam Vacancy

Frank Cloverdale. former agent
OF Alabam Freight Lines here. has
been transferred to Phoenix as
assistant dock foreman. He is
succeeded here by Herschel Nc
Cleary of St Louis. Missouri,
who took over the agency last
Thursday.
The Cloyerdales left Wednes-
day 10 make their home In Phoe-
nix The McClearys. who have re
Gently arrived from St Louis. are
now settled In Coolidge with their
family.
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= Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Snider and
Mrs. M. c. Snider. Mr.. SnIder's
mother. left Wednesday for Taw-
hauska. Oklahoma. where the viii
attend the annual hunt OF South
western Fox and Wolf Hunters
Association conducted In the
hauska. Oklahoma. where they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Snider at
Purcell. Oklahoma and Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Taylor and family at
Calumet. Oklahoma Mr. Taylor is
Mrs. Snider's brother and +. G..
Snider is her husbands brother.
The Sniders plan to be away two
weeks
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03
Buffet Supper
Saturday Night

Jean Finney OF Showlow. Their
esa Akers. and Elfreda Nassau
We're hostesses at a buffet supper
Saturday night In the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. NJ. Cooper Jean. who
Is Mrs. Cooper's niece. IS spending
the winter here to attend Coolidge
High School.
After supper the youthful group
attended the moving picture show
Those present were Helen Bar.
rington. Betty Elkins. Kaye Jones
Warren Darlington. Burton Hanks,
Reed Chesley. Jim Elkins and EN-.
met Neighbors.
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Club Announcement

The October 9th meeting OF Cool.
idge Womans Club TO be held al
p. m. will be very brief, ac-
cording TO announcement of Mrs.
A. l.. NOVEL;. president Florence
Woman's Club Guest Day falls on
the same date and the meeting
here will be shortened so that
Coolidge members may attend.
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Q Della Lou Ware. sophomore.
returned from State Teachers Col
lege at Flagstaff last week 10 ac-
cept a position with Farm Security
Administration at IL Mile Corner
Migratory Camp.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03

. Miss Mary Jane French, who Is
employed in Phoenix, spent Sun
day with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
William Short.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03

OW. p. Perry. general agent for
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
was calling on his local agents at
Coolidge this week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03
Local Happenings

y russell Mahan and family left
Casa Grande Ruins for Ell MORO
National Monument, in New Mexi-
co, Tuesday. Mahan is relief ran
ger for the Park Service and has
been stationed in Coolidge during
custodian Bicknells vacation per,
iod
o Don Red" Barry, movie actor
with Republic Studios In Holly
wood. attended the high school
students dance Friday night at
tthe American Legion Hall. Ii is
said that he generously played
host to a great number of the
students.
o Mrs. j. B. Boone and daughter
in-law Mrs. Orville Boone spent
Sunday in Phoenix on business.
Q John Bergum, Delman Browning
and M. II. Grossmiller spent Sat
: urday afternoon hunting east of
Coolidge. Each bagged his limit
OF doves.
o Paul Ware, with the United
States Navy. is expected home
from San Diego. California. about
October 18th on 8 day furlough
o Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Harvey and
Jack Davis were business visitors
In Coolidge Thursday. The Har
yeys own the Service Station
north of the over-pass at Picacho
and are making alterations and
| improvements to the building.
which Is under lease by Jack
| Davis.
. Miss Nancy Crandall's parents
and friends from Prescott visited
her here on Sunday. Miss Gran
dali Is one OF the new elementary
school teachers.
o Jumbo" Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II.
Grossmiller's pet dog, was acct
IDENTIFY run over and killed by a
motorist Friday.
q Mrs. Ben Mirkin and the Mirkin
children Dianna Sue and Melvin
have been contending with severe
colds that confined them to their
home part OF the time.
. Miss Edna Breezy and John
Mitchell, both OF Superior. were
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. M.
II. Grossmiller.
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TEN YEARS ACC

The Garcia Building, Main
Street. which was damaged by the
storms recently. is TO be remodel
ed The south of the building
which collapsed when the base
ment became flooded and seeped
into the adobes. has been torn
down and the adobes that had
made the wall were used To fill
the basement.
The annual teachers reception
will be held tonight at the Wo-
mans Club house In Coolidge The
committee In charge of the pro
gram will be Mrs. n. w. Bollin,
Mrs. r. II. Prather. Mrs. T. w.
Moxley. Mrs. ]. +. Eisenhart and
Mrs. r. ID. Cochran Mrs. X. J.
Jones. president. of the club will
give an address OF welcome. Re
freshments will be served and IL
is reported that dancing viii be a
feature Of the program
Headed by a convict out on par
ole. small group OF thieves per.
petrated several successful for
ays in the La Palma district Fri.
day night, when ten lambs were
hauled away from the II. H. Mar
tin farm. considerable honey was
stolen from o. II. Bolt apiary. the
La Palma hotel building was dis
mantled OF doors and windows and
the o. X. Harding home was en-.
tered In the absence OF the fam.
lily and a general plundering fol
lowed
Mr. Harding notified the sher-
ifs office and deputy sheriff
Chester McGee OF Florence re,
ported. The trio captured proved
TO be Paul Turner. ex-convict, out
on parole. Herbert Bechtel and
Hubert Hatton.
Herbert Bechtel. is year old boy
escaped last week He was con
fined in the juvenile jail at Flor
ence and either picked the lock
or had outside aid in gaining his
freedom.
Mrs III. b. Steward and new
baby arrived home from Phoenix
hospital Tuesday morning.
Fred Slater and A. Nafziger
were business visitors at Tucson.
Friday.
Miss Lucille Jayne left last
weekend 10 resume her studies at
State Teachers College at Tempe.
A baby daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Goff Saturday
last The little Miss was named
Barbara Ann.
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Mrs. Frank Watson entertained
her mother and brother Frank the
past week at her home here. They
returned TO California Saturday.
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A baby daughter was born TO
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Goff Saturday
last The little Miss was named
Barbara Ann.
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. Miss Edna Breezy and John
Mitchell, both OF Superior. were
Sunday guests OF Mr. and Mrs. M.
H. Grossmiller.
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. Miss Nancy Crandall's parents
and friends from Prescott visited
her here on Sunday. Miss Gran
dali Is one OF the new elementary
school teachers.
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Q Jumbo" Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II
Grossmiller's pet dog, was acci
IDENTIFY run over and killed by a
motorist Friday.
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. Mrs. Ben Mirkin and the Mirkin
children Dianna Sue and Melvin
have been contending with severe
colds that confined them to their
home part OF the time.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03

Miss Lucille Jayne left last
week end 10 resume her studies at
State Teachers College at Tempe
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03

Mrs. III. b. Steward and new
baby arrived home from Phoeni,
hospital Tuesday morning.
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o Paul Ware, with the United
States Navy. is expected home
from San Diego. California. about
October 18th on day furlough.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03

Fred Slater and A. Nafziger
were business visitors at Tucson.
Friday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03

Q John Bergum, Delman Browning
and M. H. Grossmiller spent Sat
urday afternoon hunting east of
Coolidge. Each bagged his limit
OF doves.
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o Mrs. ]. B. Boone and daughter
in-law Mrs. Orville Boone spent
Sunday in Phoenix on business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

bly, be rated If a vote we're taken
TO pick the best catboat skipper
on the river. Valboe rates an edge
in a breeze of wind but Wood is
tough in any kind of going Wilson
used to be called Light Weather
Sam Then he gained weight.
Now he's at home in whatever
the weatherman dishes.
While the Edison Boat Club
team may lack the years Of ex-
perience of the d. Y. G. trio the
threesome Of Frank Lyons, Heinie
Schuck and Walter Greig, which
will sail Friday. know the whims
and fancy of the jumping and jib-
ing 22-footers.
All Of the nine shippers qualified
as team shippers in the weekly
races held at each of the clubs
during the last month. The three
leaders in the percentages auto
matically are given places on the
team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Lewis
Learns
"A Lesson

Promoter Eddie Lewis of the
Arena Gardens likely will stick 10
his knittin' as a mat impresarlo
from now on. Last night he
learned TO his regret that three
years out OF the ring is long time
and that IL is indeed most diff.
cult thing TO comeback.
Mango Singh was his teacher on
this occasion and the Hindu mat
sorcerer was a very stern instrlc-
tor Eddies nose and mouth were
badly battered TO say nothing Of
his mid-section and most OF II
came during the last two minutes
of their s minutes, y seconds OF
wrestling. fighting or whatever II
might be labelled.
Gorilla" Macias, junior heavy
king. mauled Sergt. Bob Kenaston
the ex-marine into submission In
14:45 and Walter Roxv took two
of three falls from Sir Dizzy
Davis substituting for Lord Fin
negan. who was reported suffering
with a bad case Of boil,. The times
we're Roxy, l4:10; Davis, 3:0S
anC Roxy. 1:1s. a flying scissors
by the Detroiter winning the bout
K. o. Ramos beat Harold Chaundy
and the Manolo Gomez-"Reb
Russell match was draw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Xavier Loses
To ST. Patrick

81. Patrick High defeated St.
Francis Xavier, 1913. to clinch the
Third Division Catholic League
baseball title.
Bob Kazava. ST. Patrick mound
ace. hurled the winners 10 their
fifth victory OF the year. kuzava
gave up Ave hits and famed II
batters.
In another game on the East
Side OF the Second Division. ST.
Joseph beat st. Lsdislaus, 1917
Sixteen errors were made by both
teams, the winners having six mis-
plays and Ladislaus 10.
Ed Michael and V alter Ster-
fanicsh both had home runs for
ST Joseph in the third inning
Michesls only collected one bingle
but stole Ave bases. Pete Borwski
had three hits for 81. Ladislaus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Leahy Fighting Frank at Notre Dame

suddenly broke out away down In
New Orleans, where two great
high school stars, Paul Limont and
10. j. Key, decided to seek educa-
tons. at Notre Dame instead of
their local institutions. The second
of these, Key, is practically the
equivalent of Chicago's great Bill
IDecorrevont, OF few seasons back,
so far as high school regulations
and publicity go. Tulane had
hoped TO receive both these mag
inifcent contributions, and the fell
charge, stealing" began to ring
through the bayous.
But the facts didn't back II.
Then there were sundry local
difficulties on the South Bend
front. The new coaching staff be-
gan TO drive and drive hard. This
apparently was something new.
NO CINDERELLA MAN
But II drove steadfastly on, and
started 10 make changes locally
considered revolutionary. First
the squad was cut to SIS men. This
had never been done at Notre
Dame. not even by Rockne. Wasn't
il tradition AT Notre Dame that
everybody could play football !
Then came secret practice. This
likewise was new, and a howl
promptly started.
All this adds up 10 some excep-
tional heavy duty and toughen-
ing, perhaps. disillusioning expert
ence for a new. young coach In a
national spot. II anybody wants
TO say the young man asked for
il. that's his right and privilege.
but the net result is football
coach who probably going TO have
10 be reckoned with henceforth.
Don't say Cinderella around Leahy
any more. Make II Fighting
Frank, now, and you'll be q lot
closer
Notre Danes opposition take
notice.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

Notre Dame post. brought charges
of ingratitude. double dealing and
the considerable likes. And then
came the matter OF those football
players.
The best freshman tackle at
Boston College, a young gentleman
named Bouley, suddenly suffered a
complete academic dislocation and
was reported in South Bend. A
couple Of potential All-Americas
in the Connecticut Academy OF
Indianapolis, commonly, and per-
Ihaps disrespectfully classed In
sports patois as "a Boston College
farm" were seen on the famed
Midwestern campus in tow of their
coach, gazing at the golden dome,
the great dornitories and that fine
athletic plant with shining eyes
that were popped out so far you
could have hung your hat and
overcoat on them.
That set off the dread word
"raiding" in New England and II
rang around the country. The fire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Thomson Fails
10 Qualify
For Open

A field OF approximately ITO was
duly qualified today for the Ma
tional Open golf championship at
Fort Worth, Tex, June ST, with
Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson
rated as the co-favorites TO cop
the big prize of the fairways.
Neither OF them had to play in
yesterdays qualifying round s
which brought out more than ], 900
golfers in quest OF the open places
in the championship proper, where
Lawson Little will defend the title
he won last year at Cleveland.
Hogan and Nelson were auto
matte qualifiers by virtue of their
finish among the leaders in last
years open and they, therefore,
were and are all set for the fire.
works that will determine whether
Little will do il two years in row
or De dethrOned.
DROP OUT
KY Laffoon and Jimmy Thomson
were the most notable club-swing-
ers shut out in yesterdays quail
flying play all over the nation.
Laffoon. until the last couple OF
years a leading contender in all
tournaments, and Thomson. long
est hitter in the history Of golf
missed out in qualifying play in
the East. Joe Turnesa. Joe Kirk
wood and Jock Hutchinson also
fell by the wayside.
The outstanding qualifyin
score ~as turned in by Cliff
Spencer of Washington, who shot
a 6S-69-137.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27


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rss individual ana team scores:
Thompson, ..a;.s..7i woodward. ti-4s-
IS D. cG Of b. 'f aiss es.o,-H.n. n..i-.,,
Cum: .s-.cIss; s's'off' 's'ti-s1i
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soathss.i.rn tssI,-.s,ros.r, .!-.s-s.;
Strong. 4e-41-s1. LaRoss, ae-@-es;
Msrpsy; Ss sI!,9,,, ,,e't,;S,., .iis
n.r astf-ss; cuiiiSsn' tt-sa-ssi Elliot.
Western u7O-pm. m.4s-ss; Roe. a..
5o-llt: vernier. s7-sT--ias; Lsvantrosssr'
Mscksnsi. (ssN-Evsns. 41.l7-st; Al.
len. .s-ss-ss; woodruff n'"s-s'; MI
d'. as-ts-ioa c
bel. N'r. ss.s"sT ' Ss,. team, ..sss1 b.s
Rroder. s2.4s-iio; Beuhisr. ts-auh-no
total
Psr,hinE mo team soorsb--Piilon. So
4-as Bessley. so-s3-io3; Klopman. Sc
Ss-1I5. -
Northern fan4l-wspinE. t3-ts-ss;
Granny tT-So-ef Crane ts-h-ioI;
rt e.n,r sf-''G osssS-Horercos .u-n;
Hsmb.rger. 4s-l2-eo, Merrill so-4s-es;
Hoiaway 50-S7--i07.
Highland PARK (sSol-ciark sos3-los;
Oberfelder, 5i-5S-los: Jackson. e3-te-
100. Finney s2-7o-i37
Hamtramck 400 Evans, t3-tT-e0;
Luberski. 44-4s-e2 Harrison. 3S-a2-loI'
Kygisl. s2.ss-iii., 1 .,sa..
Takachuk b7.5o--i02. Hercdla, es-aS-
100: sIymanski. so-se-i7e.
DENLY t3Ti1-Lawson, s2.fs-90; KeEei,
l3-42--s5. Dogger. ss.te-s3; hsross. A.
SS-i03.
chsdssy f4oil-warosI, is-50-es; r.
Currk 4s-sT-sS. W. ourski 57-ol-lo3i
Eena 81 53-ioS
Wilbur Wright N3Tl --r5oiemAk, Hii-
az. p Chapnsn. s3-4f-ioo n Chs pnnan
s5-Bi-1e4 Meirsr, 15-f7-ita.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Cunningham Says:
BY BILL CUNNINGHAM

Notre Dame wound up her
Spring football with full dress
rehearsal, next September's var
sity CALAMITY coming IN behind
TO quell the retiring seniors,
Frank Leahy. the tense and
moody young mentor with the &C.
'clesiastical mien. packed his bags
and headed east TO visit his fam
lily for the first time in eight
weeks. II nc didn't consider the
job good. he apparently considered
il as good as could be done, for he
said, Wen only lose a couple"
The young man har hardened
perceptibly in the hot fame OF
criticism. Whether the criticism
was fair or foul, is beside the point
at the moment. The main item
now is what sort of coach it's
going TO make out of Frank
Leahy, and the best guessing is
that it's going to make a great
one. If he lacked anything i'm
portant during his Boston College
career. il was decision and per-
sonal force. He always seemed q
little too professionally humble, a
little too awed by it all. Some OF
the captious considered it strictly
a pose.
But pose or not. it's all been
burned away in the weeks since
last February, for that young man
stepped into a white hot spot. and
although he may have been THE
Cinderella Man" going in. the
stroke of midnight has found him
looking like the captain of the
guard.
He's been through lot oil
shootin' since he left the Boston
scene. The breaking OF his freshly
signed Boston College contract, or
more accurately. his demand Of re.
lease from same, 10 accept the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
|HdmtramCk 9
Faces DENLY

With both teams striving for
playof positions in the East Side
Metropolitan League baseball race,
Hamtrsmck and DENLY mines clash
today in a crucial contest at Ham
/ tramck.
The Cosmos and Tars are tied
for second behind Highland Park,
each with five victories and tive
defeats. The winner appears GER
tain of a place in the Examinations,
since the regular schedule ends
Friday.
Highland Park, meanwhile, will
take on Miller. with a victory
needed to clinch a place.
Western and Cooley, unbeaten
in seven games. are scheduled
with Wilbur Wright and u. of D.
High. respectively, and should win.
Todays games:
EAST sIDE-Cass Tech a. Northern /;
Eastern az Northeastern; Miller ~ High
land Park; DENLY Al Hamtraniek; South
eastern At Pershing.
WEST SIDE-Mackenzie at Southwest
ern: Chadsey at Northwestern; Central A.
Redford Cooley a. U. OF D.; wilbur wright
at Western.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Charles Es(oe Wins
Stadium Coli Meet

Charles EScoe won the Walter
O Briggs trophy in the annual
golf tournament OF the Briggs
Stadium employees. He scored a
very satisfactory rs over the
tricky Hillcrest layout. Red
Moreau was second with 81 and
Red Mills third. one stroke be-
hind. Spike Briggs tied with Or
vile RoulSton az 81 About s.
players took part in the tourna-
ment and the door prize went 10
Frank Bonner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Cards, Cubs Fans Will
Hear Roosevelt Talk

ST. LOUIS. May FILMS
President Roosevelt's speech. to-
night will be broadcast to a base
ball crowd through loudspeakers
at Sportsman's Pork.
The st. Louis CARDINALS man.
agenent scheduled the loud
speaker broadcast. TO be taken
from the radio. as an added at
traction" for the Cards night
game with the Chicago Cubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

Last season the Detroit Boat
Club sailed away with top honors
for the season. ending long string
lof victorious seasons for Detroit
Yacht Club shippers.
Previously the Boat Club skip
pers had been In the ruck and the
the scrap was usually between the
Edison Boat Club and the Yacht
Club boys.
All three clubs have their best
lineups for Friday. The Boat Club
trio will be made up OF Andy Car
negie. who was their top tiller
hand last season. the veteran
Champion Finn and the improving
Larry Pace.
The Yacht Club will have Lean
der Kelly Wood. Per Valboe and
Sam Wilson, all of whom have
grown gray in the years they have
been sailing catboats. All three
are the other side of so, all three
have known the sweet music of
winning guns season in and out.
Wood and Valboe would proba-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
HaIId PAGES
Cubs in Golf
Victory
By EDGAR HAYES

Another OF Aunty Booths boys
entered the ranks OF champions
when Reid Halls OF the University
OF Detroit paced the prep golfers
in the annual high school meet at
North Hills. Mrs. Charles Hague
Booth. who died last Winter, did
much 10 change golf from an old
mans game 10 a contest among
the youngsters.
Halla. who plays al the Detroit
Golf Club, competed in Mrs.
Booths city wide junior tourns-
ment last year and finished sec
ond. Yesterday he finished first
in the high school meet with a
brilliant s. over the testing North
Hills course.
The University Of Detroit. with
team total of $40, was the cham
pions Of the high school league.
All four members Of the Cubs
quartet broke 90 TO give them a
new record low total. Gum was
second in the tournament just a
stroke behind Halla. Sieloff has an
81 with a sensational Al on the
back nine. the tougher half Of the
layout and O'Hara had an S.
Halla would have been in the
los but for one bad hole. the
eleventh. He had a fine drive but
his long second caught the trap on
the left of the green. Four times
he vainly hit the ball in an effort
10 get out before he finally real
lied the futility of his efforts.
Then he Clipped out of the back
Of the trap ending up with dis
astrous nine.
BEDFORD took second place,
seven strokes behind the Cubs.
Had Bob Kocsis been able TO play
the back nine as well as he played
the front. the BEDFORD quartet
would have been champions. He
was out in IS. returning in as. He
finished his round with 6, s, 7,
seven over par.
~ - - -. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
CatbOat Competition
Here to BE Red Hot
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

Scanning he list OF shippers
who will represent their clubs in
the race for team catboat honors
in the Detroit Yacht Club regatta,
which opens the inter-club racing
season Decoration Day. points TO a
bit of red-hot competition in this
Iliyeliest of all classes Of sailing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

Auto Parts and Wrecking
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

HIGHEST cash price for your car: money
waiting for you. fs005 Van Dyke.
HIGHEST cash prices for cars or equity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

JUNK CARS WANTED
Highest dollar paid. Townsend s-45tp
LATE MODEL CARS WANTED
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Income Bungalows for Rer

MANIsTIQUE 3OO3-5-room TO elderly
couple. Reasonable; near factories; lease;
1-room reserved.
WOODSTOCK DRIVE, 3iai = six rooms
stall shower; OIL; REFRIGERATION.
Removable. University 2-5it3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

NOW open to public: Mirror Hall, Finest
most complete layout OF any auditorium
In Detroit, for banquets. dances. enter
sE I THIS BEFORE pEcIpfNG, 2slo
Woodward (opposite Charlotte). Clifford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
CoLLEGEDALE
S2l Per Mo.

plus taxes and ins. buys B-roon bunsala1
airtemp furnace. rigid constyuetlon, IAN.
shower painted walls. Also other Wo1ola
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1919 ssufhasIA Road HEAssra 5U1o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

MODEL "A' Fords wanted: highest buyers
Lambert, 1908 woodward. TO. $3.50.
PRIVATE owNERsi WANT 1898 40,
ANY MAKE. Cash. Private. Tyler s-5ta5