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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Meadowbrook
Honors Shave

Ernie Shave, Meadowbrook
Country Club pro. has had what
was a novel experience for him
and most pros. After looking after
members and their friends there
for five years, he had them wait
ing on him, figuratively at least
yesterday
Tho occasion was a special day
honoring him for his service. Be-
sides being the clubs pro. he also
took on the duties OF manager and
course superintendent this season.
Because OF an arrangement 10
keep tn lie competitors from
complaining about high scores on
the windy day, no scores were
turned in. A dinner and floor show
were held in the evening.
Slaves long connection with
golf is only natural lie was born
near Augusta. Ga. on a site that
IS now a part Of the famous Ma
tional Country Club. The property
then was occupied as a tree and
plant nursery. When Ernie was )
years old, his father, Herbert
Shave. for years az Oakland Hills,
became groundkeeper at Glenview
in Chicago. Ernie began caddying
there when he was 9-and has
been in golf ever since.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

stutz, 30.
Credith Decker. 10: Dolores shaver. II.
Peter Maser, 70: Marie Friefenstein, 66.
Charles Z, Herman. 20, Agatha II. Lawni
czak, "a
Edward Forbush. p Ruth Yancey. 10.
Joseph Tamoshunas, 20, Jsne Kantrow, Is
Chauncey Eewbound. 81. Sonia Danyiuk
%
Claude @. Curry. 2i: Laura Carreker. 20
Roger s. Milllgan. "a Alice Fl. Corey, %
Leonard W. Kuczynski. 49, Eleanore A
Calais, 81.
Alexander Postmnoy. ~; Helen Rausch, ~
Bonnie w. Clifford, 81 Ann Dedlnk. IS.
Isaac samsky. 25 Bernice Israel, "a.
Robert Dean, "a: Helen Aiello, IS.
Dave Cornell 20; Owen Smith. 81.
John Kortas "a: Marie Kehoe. II.
Frank witkowski, 20; Helen Os'rowsk Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
MI Il By
VT CHE look Leu Walter

waiting face view OF Frank Barbara,
fight that Army haircut
the first
about 90 Something familiar
be o Barbara enterprises
when the
full friends of James Fair went right Premier Mitchell Hepburn
the turfman whose
n a queer Hepburn
said horse racing going be mixed with politics
Pulling the strings Nichgan The word that Jockey
Euclid Leblanc suspended for putting nail horse that
believed been touched the
meeting will hop back the saddle day the Detroit
rdce track No. that hop wasn't intentional Euclid
nice yongsr tangled the wrong people We think he'll
keep clean
He Take IL: Nels stewart hockey the
Montreal MarOons Canadien and Americans didn't lose his rest
which turned be the which C."
at Detroit and Iadde Ring Chicago Nels couple
other horses Falls
club in the Ontario Hockey Association Johnny
Mowers old
All out whac Hitter Champion Joe his roadwor
ac day empty handed back picks up
while jauning along Gotta beatiha Hitler too says Joe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Trouble Piles Ur
AT De La Sale
BY TOM HARPER
Heavy, heavy hangs over my

Heavy, heavy hangs over my
head"
Bob Keene, newly appointed
pilot of De lie Sale High School,
Warriors, was not the picture o
IA happy man.
Keene has quite a job cut out
for him in the Catholic League
East Side First Division football
contest Sunday at La Sale Field
Keene's boys must tackle st
Benedicts in the opener. st. Bene.
diets lost to ST. GATHERINGS, TO, in
their opener last Sunday.
Two of Keene's regulars will be
out of the lineup due to injuries
Matters were not helped any by
the failure of Ernest Marcelt, last
years all-city tackle, to return to
school. Marcelt has taken a de-
Tense job.
"Jim Feighan, regular center
Is definitely out with fractured
wrist" Keene said. "Fullback
Don Belkney Is laid up with a
bad make and may not get into
Sundays contest"
At present, De La Sale appears
strong in the backfeld, with Bernie
Sloan at quarter, Reinhard Kuy-
pers and Don Piatt at the half
back positions and Bob Povlity at
fullback. All are veterans.
A newcomer who might break
into the starting lineup is Tom
Addy. sophomore, who probably
will see action at left half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
DIVORCES

Doris FrazIore from Robert.
Betty Bakrian from Albert.
John Casey from Clarahelle
Esther Johnston from James.
Helen Miller from william,
Dorothea Dumster from Frank Jr.
Theodore Miller from Juanita.
Hazel Koss from John NJ.
Mary Smith from Patrick.
Florence Colby from Jeddiah y.
Katie Johnson from Russell.
Lillian Bond from Herman.
Evtea Naumoff from Mary.
Bessie Foster from Charles y.
Clyde Beetley from Moreno.
Gaines Hall from Matilda.
Lulu McfJnden from William.
Clara Figaro from Charles.
Frank johnson from MALTA.
Peter Lamb from Ruth.
Gloria Cooper from John.
Dallas Aud from Tavern.
Ann Wilson from Leo.
Cora O'Donoghue from Edmund.
Boris Boshkos from Velika.
Martha O'Donnell from Earl.
Lila Thomas from Elmer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Deatt Rotlres

ALGER-Loren j.. September -, age IS
years: beloved husband OF Luella. dear
father OF Harry L., Mrs. Fred Roster and
the late Carl; grandfather OF seven grand
children and great grandchildren; brother
of one sister. Funeral Monday from res
idence. 4i50 Bellevue avenue. at p. m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20. Walter, dear
father Of Mrs. Charles Mclean. Hervey,
William and Alfred Knudsen. brother OF
Mrs. Henry Hoist, Mrs. Peter Andersen
and Mrs, Hans Barslund. Services ut the
Armstrong Funeral Home. 10000 Puritan.
Saturday at p. m.
la CHAPEILE - Sept. %, John c., OF
1885 Fordham. beloved husband OF
Mabel Beaubian La Chapelle: dear father
OF Clayton A. and Blanche Louise dear
brother of Mrs. II. II. Bradley. Merrill.
Irving and Gerald. Funeral service Satur-
day, l p. m. at A. H. Peters Funeral
Home. 12O57 Gratiot avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Owen Evans Goinq
With Irish on Trip

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. rs
QNS) IA squad of 35 players, in
Guiding Owen Evans, ace left half,
was ready today to entrain for
Madison where Notre Dame will
clash tomorrow with Wisconsin
Evans was named by Coach Frank
Leahy to make the trip although
he is not likely TO see any action
because of his injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25


Home. 51i4 McDougali. cor. Farnsworth,
Friday, $50 A. NJ. TO ST. Hyacinth
Church at 10. Burial in Mt. Olivet
sCHULTZ =. Sept %. Frank. OF 1000
Whithorn, husband of the late Catherine (;
dear father of Mrs Gertrude Traeder, Mrs
Dorothy Grams Mrs. Mabel L. Geller,
Mrs Laura Peterman, Edward Schultz
and the late Florence Lamb: grandfather
Of seven grandchildren; brother OF Louis
Schultz. Funeral service Saturday. .
D. m, At A. X. Peters Funeral Home,
l2057 Gratiot avenue.
tsmith)-Joseph r., died
Sept. %, 1912. beloved husband Of Anna
tnee Kryza), dear father OF Arthur. Rich
ard, Joseph j.. Robert, Patricia, Barbara.
Ann and Norman. Funeral Saturday morn
ing from residence, $751; Molena street. at
$50 a. m. at parsonage OF ST. Joseph
Church. corner OF Georgia and Raymond
streets. Of 10 a. m. Interment Mt. olivet
Cemetery.
TALBERT - Sept. %. Edward. OF 1924
Glenheld, beloved husband Of Anna A. ;
brother Of Charles, Mrs. Florence sconeld
and Mrs. Katherine Psltz. Funeral service
saturday, p. m, az A. II. Peters Funeral
Home, 12057 Gratiot avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Two Indiana Backs
Out Of Butler Game

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept
25, (INS) 1.-The Indiana Hoosiers
will do battle against the strong
Butler Bulldogs tomorrow without
the help of two big backfield per-
formers, Capt. Robert White, full
back, and Charley Jacoby, right
half. Both are key men in coach
30 McMillin's offensive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Slicey's
666 Tops
Rainbow

Chester Slicey OF Pabst is high
man in the Rainbow $40 Classic
today with 666. Pabst. with Rain
bow, Rainbow Doubles and Mara
thon are the four strongest in the
10-club league. Bernard Belk, last
season with Roadway, is with
Rainbow Doubles, one of the new
outfits.
Another new team is Ideals,
made up of John Klimek, Edward
Author, Jack Neff, John Clapp
and Marvin Witzke. Knecht's Five
includes Zeke Tody, Carl Carlson.
Angelo Della. Joe Stemmer and
Art Knecht.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Doubles 'Semis' Set
At Hdmtrdm(k Park

Tennis conscious Hamtramck
can't get enough of the game and
tomorrow offers another oppor-
tunity. The semifinals in the first
annual Detroit district inter-
scholastic doubles are on the fire
at Hamtramck Park.
James Jankowski and Eddie
Matysiak of Hamtramck oppose
Fred Otto and Bob Kleinsmith ri
st. Paul of Crosse Pointe. Mon
roe's Al Hochradel and Tom Culp
oppose Douglas Mckenzie and
Tom Ireland OF Crosse Pointe.
The final is Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Rams 10 Face 2OO-Lb
BoiIermaker Wall

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. q
uNS). - Despite heavy losses by
injuries, the Purdue Boilermakers
were assured today of putting q
line, averaging better than zoe
pounds, into the field against the
Fordham Rams tomorrow. Latest
casualty was Herbert Seidell
promising sophomore guard. Alex
Leugo, center, will be acting cap
tain in the battle with the Rams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
a Iowa Sophs Face
'Huskers in Opener

IOWA CITY, Ia. Sept. Is (INS)
-Four sophomores were likely to-
day to invade Iowa's starting
lineup tomorrow when the Hawk
eyes meet their traditional rival,
Nebraska. They ere San Vacant
at quarter. Forrest Masterson at
center. Dick Hoerner at fullback
and Burno Neidziela at left tackle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Bloomfield, Roxy Top
Mat Card TOniqht

Jackie Bloomfield will furnish
the opposition for Walter Roxy,
Hamtramck's athletic director and
former light-heavy champion, in
the main event of tonight's wres-
ting card in st. Joan Of Arc Hall,
Mack and 81 Mile roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
BIRTHS
GIRLS

| GIRLS
Girls were born TO:
Marion stansen 1850 Thornton.
Fay ALBANIAN, 1882 Thompson, High
Josephine Mazaitis. 1859 McKinsiry.
Luella Schneider. 1867 Franklin.
Irene Benin. 1915 Vermont.
Zenda Eidelman. 400 Clements.
: Jennie Cain, 1867 Hubbell.
Frances Xix, 1850 Berkshire road.
; Caroline Perry, 1877 Duchess.
Gertrude Bielak, 5000 Gallagher Ham
: Grace Huetteman. go North oxford road
Crosse Pointe
Adele Pensler, 2701 Doris.
Elizabeth Bergman. II Richton, Highlsn,
: Park.
Margaret Illig. Hookstown. Pa.
Margaret Buchanan, 1888 Robins.
: Muriel Mum. 1866 Porter
Grace Weimer. $685. Priest
Leandra Castillo $500 CABOT.
lMuriel Rooms 1928 Rowan.
Wanda Sapp. 230is Carlisle. Hazel Park.
Helen Parker, 26ii Southwestern highway
Plymouth.
Helen Abramson, 1862 Roselawn.
Lydia Karvola, 1905 Monterey.
Gladys Smith, 1904 Thompson. Highland
Park.
Dorothy Turkel. 1886 Calvert.
Mary Tavano, 1856 Pennsylvania
Viola Petrucco. 414 South Bayside.
Mary Mcmillan, SAFE Lane
Ruth Either, 1888 South Liddesdale Gwins)
~ ~ ,,niti' '~""" A''N" 4V"u' ''ee4"''
Dolores SCHUYLER 1893 Green
Betty Haywood, 1902 Cooper road
Eileen Lobb 2l2s Junction.
Lillian KeetOn. 1924 McKinstry.
Mildred Dudek. 4104 Dodge
Josephine Golembiewsk 1909 Sargent.
Rose Chapp, 512S McDougall.
Rose Zscrowsk s066 Manila.
Lelah Jacobs, ASA Baldwin.
Grace Furitano. 1891 Miner.
PHYLLIS Trombley. 1921 Hart.
Virginia Coke, i20lS Minden.
II Doris Huxley. 1892 Meyers road
Elizabeth Nesechon Sis Vanderbilt
Elsie Hnizda, 1905 Winthrop.
Mary Foley. 573 Engle
Loretta Thompson $50 College, Adrian.
Alice Rochowiak. $3.50 Grandvile.
Valera Edick. GAS Floyd.
Laura SOusa, 1i7i TWenty-third.
I Helen Hoffman 1904 Winthrop.
/ Helen Krawcke. 1853 Cavalry.
Louise Bare. 1873 Palmetto.
Eileen Van Gruenigen, 1892 Danbury.
Edna Mahar. 1882 Trinity.
Sarah Schmidt 99s Conner
oueenie Mcqueen. 4ilp Riyard
GenevieVe Davenport. 37fi East Fort
Anna Wood, 1885 Goddard.
Alexandria Moody. 5l6s Twelfth
7 Irene Hin, 1920 Woodrow Wilson.
Leokadia Thomas. 1862 Dotemus, Ham
MsriRei Logic. 3t7 g. Marshall. Pontiac.
sylvia Mercer, 3o2o6 Beaconsheld. Nj.
L Clemens.
Margaret Jambriska 1921 NJ Elliott
Lourine Murphy. s7s5 Mason place.
Genevieve Hulk. 1924 Proctor.
Phyllis Hesek 552f Helen.
Mary Sable. 1890 wade
Mibdred Edwards. 1912 Lakevlew.
Anna simmons 5lOs Calhoun, Dearborn.
Anna ToHan. 7A21 Kern.
Gioris Van CauWsnberF 9377 Sylvester.
Emily .Welke. 1917 Trombley.
Anna West. 1880 Coyle.
BOYS
Rows were born 10:
Genevieve Bitten. 2T00 Twenty third.
sarah Malsano, 9iOO Erwin.
Matte Young SIS Napoleon
Stella Provalenko. $40 South Leibold.
Eleanor Pugnockt 17463 81. Louis
Doris Pntten. West Long Lake road.
Bloomfield
Mary Cummiskey. Bingham Lake, Bir-
mlneham
Kathriue Richardson. 75I BATES, Brming
ham.
Helena Doyle, si5s Fourteenth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Scratches
BY United Press
BELMONT PARK

ny United Press
BELMONT PARK
Track, fast.
First Race-Super Service. Robert r.
Fly Whsk Neb, Headoverheeis. Old
Sarge.
second Rsce-war Melody. Scotch
Broth
Third Rsce-Firy Fifty. Air Marshal.
Sixth Race-Zaca Gray. Rodney, Fair
Crystal, Don Bingo, Col. Teddy.
HAvRE DE GRACE
Track. fast.
FiEst Race--Cream
Second Race-June Quest. Miss De-
tense.
Fourth Race-Kansas.
Seventh RaCe-Dingmans Rough Co
ing Hazel w, uva1e
Eighth Race-Residue, Canmeg.
HAWTHORNE
Track. fast
First Race Starcress, Transbye. Al
visa, Chigre Elder Jock. Manila BAY
Second Race Black Fire. Camp Lib
erty, Fine Broom. Recsliin, Tip Your
Hat super Justice
Third Race -Valdina Marcs Malsco.
Selann. lmpshi, Joy Tonic Shadoon.
Cross. soverton, Flo Brstten, Old Maud.
Fifth Race Dogrose, My Mommy.
Kiosk. Mani Leonai, orphan Toy. sun
bonnet sue
sixth Race-Latcn,. weisenheimer,
Sweet Sukey
seventh Race Adams Needle, Torch
Marcher, Miss Nutmeg.
Eighth Race--Goid supply. Nogrin.
GRAY Mystery, Spanish Fire, Goochie
Babe
Ninth Race (subsutute), declared of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Uses Old Putter

Johnny Alberti, New Jersey
golf professional, uses the putter
with which Willie Macfarlane won
the United States Open champion
ship ar Worcester in 1925.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
10 Handle
Bucks Passes, Kicks

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 25 INS)
After making a last minute
check on offense, coach Paul
Brown was confident today that
his Ohio State Buckeyes will give
a good account of themselves to-
morrow when they meet the Fort
Knox soldiers. Paul Sarringhaus
was expected TO handle the Buck
eyes kicking and passing chores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

Hardit Singh Malik, trade COM
missioner for India in the United
States, wears a snow white turban
with gold underfilet when playing
golf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

J. J. MIlleTT'S "' ' ~ I'yii, AVE-
10 Alleys. open BowIins From : A. N. Until
p. N. and After q p. N. Al pfy Saturday
LOVES REC. 20 20 s sSrL,sS ALLEYS 4.stY:
1925 East jefferson at Esstis~s
LUCKY STRIKE s Isr G stxoi F Tst ,,s St
Open Bowling Today Until p. NJ and After
80 P. N. ~ Brunswick Centennial Lanes.
Visit Our kew and Beautiful Cocktail Lounge
MT. ELLIOTT REC. 1880 Nv VT : ELLIOTT
Open Alley, From A. N. Until 2 p. ". and After
w. Visit Our Cocktail Lounge. Excellent Fosd.
t NEW FAlRYlEW 1859 9.sI I Jefferson a,5I
n t.sSu, opsnlno TONIGHT at sP. N.
NEW GARFIELD ~ 4 .7,t cnast a.,
Few Choice Reservation, left Indirect
tluorsseent ll0h;lno. 20 sirsamlinsd Alleys.
1 OLYMPIC REC. . VAT Al GO. slyes
optn so-iins Az Day Saturday. and sunday,
PALACE REC. Ss'' G =, 10, AVE.
op,p Bo~lins Uu,ii $50 p. N. ard After 10 10
Hafold Alien. Instructor. Cocktail Lounge
PALACE. ScHOEkHERR d sosn =. .;'s NJ.
Tree distinctions osiiy on the Paul MobIsy
Ssf'in'tfuetor. Learn 10 Bowl Correctly.
PAL MFR plpH nesicHOLs 30. Between
SAmLH ' MIN woodward and iebp n
+ 70 s-22s2. Air Conditioned - p,,,'.i,,
A''s'. COMPLETELY Modsrhilsd IRE, Psrsins
'PLAYDIUn "7 JOS. caspAU
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RITZ REC. '''; g, ~yoalSc
opsn Bowling rrsr 10 N. Until JPN.
snd Arg ~. Beautiful Cocktail Bu.
! SOUTHEASTERN 81: IAN a cHARtEvolS
lSSSl"GNV'Ni lH NJ. 1854. opsn Bouinu All
op Saturday ard sunday Ffee Iutiructiors
By sn Grace Huibreeh, rBssdsyt Is 3. ~
eTlTE FLIP 1860 WOODWARD TO. sy1l7
iNF'L Hhl At State Fair Gsrludt
I Op,s tisSs To-day hrv SSo Tps Isstfueiian
weekday titsfnaoti ~ Tale Phoss RsssrAuoni
II anna REn 5000 VAN DYKE,
lIT"VH "Ie' TW. i.09D0
op.a so-iins An Day Saturday sad Sundays.
"s.t oan Until 9 p. ~ Oar bcIoinns
/ WASHINGTON BOWL s soo..sHo, s5ss
opss Bosiias From 10 A. n 20 y ". ssd
After %. Az psy sslsr6sy. sundss O. $50
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
BELMONT PARK

HEADovERHEELs. Teta Maud, Wa
pan.
2--LANDSLIDE. Anytime. War Melody.
3--COMPASS ROSE. Cortesano Circus.
wander on. Spirit. Adventurous
5---TANUT. Bosto1, Jane Blenhelm
6--DEVIL DIVER, Zaca Gray. Col.
Teddy.
HAPPY FAMILY, Yankee Party.
Hubbub
Sex hydro. Recognize. Eros.
BEsT-DEvfL DIVER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
NOwICKI - A

NowICKI Arthur,
Pvt. r. c.; suddenly.
In Fredericksburg. Va. (;
beloved son Of John and
Helen Nowicki. dear
brother OF Harry. paul
Inc Joyner. Angeline
Bull aud Patric a.
Funeral from Il. Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

FIRST RACE
SECOND RACE
THIRD RACE
FOURTH RACE
FIFTH RACE
SMITH RACE
SEVENTH RACE
EIGHTH RACE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Ed Curley's Selections
by International New. Service

BELMONT PARK, n. y, Sept
Is UNS). - The following are
choices for the eightzeyent pro-
gram here today:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Fur Coats--Repairing
Special Notices


AIRCRAFT TRAINING
IFEDERAL--4se6 CD. RIVER-TY. $3.50
INTENSIVE training for war workers.
Great Lakes College. TO. s-53oo.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
|WPB Places Ban
On Civilian Helmets

WASHINGTON. April 30 (INS).
The War Production Board to-
day issued an order hating the
production and sale of civilian
helmets. a war-born industry.
Under the order. no helmets can
be produced or sold except on
order by a government agency or
by one OF the other United Ma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

the "Nips" are so close, in fact,
that they can almost see the
whites of each others eyes, for
this is the southernmost tip of the
japanese spearhead and the north
ernmost United Nations outpost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
.Japs Getting the Worst of il i'm New Guinea
Lose Th Zp Under Relentless Blows y Australians Poetic o6K

the war of any of the lands pur-
Joined by Nippon.
This, of course. would necessi-
tate combined air, naval and land
actions. But my impression here
is that the United Nations forces
are equal to the task, or soon
will be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

run out and the natives come
back 10 the plantation TO work
two more years for more knick-
knacks and wives.
LOOK FOR JAP HEADS
Now. however, they are looking
toward to decorating their huts
with strings of japanese heads.
The next step under Gen. Doug
las MacArthur's announced policy
of pushing the enemy back would
be to drive the Japs off this islano
entirely, and don't be surprised il
that is done soon. marking the
first recovery since the start oI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Sets Maritime Day

4 WASHINGTON. April 30 (INS)
President Roosevelt today pro
claimed May % as nationa
maritime day. May p is the one
hundred and twenty-third anniver'
sary of the sailing of the steam
ship Savannah from Savannah
Ga, on the first successful trans
oceanic voyage under steam pro
pulsion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

tons. The step was taken. II was
Explained. to prevent waste Of
critical materials and the manu-
facture Of helmets not conforming
to safety standards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

ordinary times is just commonp
tropical island of New Guinea
where this dispatch Is being writ
ten.
IL Is here that American and
Australian airmen are trading
heavy blows daily with the Japa-'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
$50 More Cadets

WASHINGTON, April 30 (INS)
The House military affairs com.
mittee today approved a bill
authorizing appointment of 53t
additional cadets to West Point
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without C.lomel-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Morning Karin 10 Go

The liver should pour pints OF bile juice
into your bowels every day. IL this bile 70
not flowing freely. your food may not d.
gest. il may just decay In the bowels. Then
Rss bloats up your stomach. You get con-
stipated. You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
IL takes those good. old Carriers Little
Liver Pills TO get these 2 pints of bile how-
ing freely 70 make you feel up and up"
Get q package today. Take ss directed.
Effective IN making bile fov freely. Ash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

neSe and where Australian troops
are holding the Japanese invaders
back across a narrow strip OF
mountains.
The United Nations forces and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
LIKE TO FIGHT

These natives like TO fight and
carry umbrellas.
Hundreds OF male natives on
the plantation I visited were all
trained TO kill "Nips." They are
all indentured for two years, draw
ing four pounds OF pay during
that time. then eight pounds when
they are through.
With this they buy pile OF
knock-knacks for their wives. But
they have convenient rules per-
hitting them TO trade wife in
if she is unsatisfactory. and get
their knick-knacks back.
But the knick-knacks always
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
By RALPH JORDAN
Init New, Ssr,tc. stan CORES

AN ADVANCED UNITED NATIONS BASE IN THE SOUTH
PACIFIC that would he worth book in
the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

THE BLA(kOUT
o The Detroit Edison Company will of any
lights except I'm iis properties.
Much publicity has been given the test blackout
to be held soon, and we have been asked many
questionson the best method of turning off lights
etc. Here are a few suggestions gained from
experience in other localites
Do NOT pull your pair electric switch In your
home, o. office buldng.
Turn OF your Hshm nj the regular wall switch In
the the when you retire for the
night. This b In sceordsnee with local policy Of
the OAsee Of Civilian Defense.
OAeek each section Of your building for lights left
On seeidcrsaiy, including attic and basement,
lighted hoeseu~rnbev nlshilisht., etc.
Co 10 your nsAa+isht refuge with radio.
As-n ior In. ABcJe.r ,rcn . the An-Cesr signal
redo broadcast
and lights in the lghttght shelter room need con-
tinuous electric service during the blackout.
This is impossible if you pull your main s,oi,ch.
Also it may be difficult or inconvenient to restGrt
devices which need continuous flow of electricity
to operate their control mechanisms.
Serious trouble can be caused to certain equip.
ment if the electricity supply is turned Off Clocks
heating systems, temperature controls, refriger
ators. elevators, pumps and many other devices
may require adjustment before restarting
If YOU prefer to sit in the dark. have someone sit
close to a light switch TO avoid accident in loca
ing switch when the All.Clear is sounded.