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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14
HOT-ST0VERS POUR ON THE
 WINTER COAL
Off=Seas0n Baseball Cos sip Fuels Fans Until
 Spring
By PAUL SCHEFFELS

|
 New York, Jan. l4--(UP)-Sparks from the Hot Stove league:
 Best hitting pitcher" in the National league is a title to which Harry Gumbert of the St. Louis Cardinals can lay claim. Harry's .292 is tops for twirlers in 100 in- nings or more of pitching for the l941 season. Harry had pair of home runs but the homer-hitting crown for pitchers was divided be- tween Whit Wyatt of Brooklyn and Claude Passeau of Chicago. Both Whacked out three.
 If manager Joe Cronin of the Boston Red Sox becomes bench- warmer next season, he will have three candidates for his short stop berth. Johnny Pesky of Louisville, voted the most valu- able player i'll the American asso- ciation; Eddie Pellagrino of San Diego and veteran Lamar New some. Pesky is a left hand bat ter who specializes in singles rather than extra base hits. He led the A with 195 hits and all but 31 were one-basers. A right hand batsman, Pellagrino hit only .273 as compared with Pesky's .325 but packed more power to his drives. Both are alert felders but Pellagrino is said to have the better arm.
 Jimmy BloodWorth, new second ha S nf fhn lot rVirore. was the busiet inf1elder-except for first basemen-in the majors last season. Playing for the Senators, Jimmy handled $40 chances in 132 games for an average of GA per game.
 Two Firsts for Adams
 Ace Adams, New York Giants pitcher, holds one record which might some day be tied but won't be beaten. .. He was the winning pitcher of the first major league ball game he ever saw. It was the 194l Season-opener between the Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers.
 Some of baseball'S stars break in with home run and a big parade. . Others you hardly know are around. April 22, 1887, the Cincinnati Reds rallied in the ninth. .. Pinch-hitter Spud Davis singled. Bill McKechnie put in a pinch-runner, who never scored :. In this humble guise came the first major league boXscore ap- pearance of Johnny Wander Nicer whose successive no-hitters are baseball history. Two days later, in Pittsburgh, a tall kid played the last three innings sub ping at second base. His first appearance i'll a big game. :. You'd never guess that three years later this same chap would be playing first base and voted most valuable player in the National league. Name Frank Me- Cormick.
 The Junior World Series, played annually between the champions of the International league and the American association, dates from 1904. when Buffalo heat Co., lumnus vwu-ouJ-ui-tfree for tte Douole-A crown. Back of the plate on that historic date of the tirst game, Sept. 30, stood a man destined to be back of a lot of plates in lot of crises during the next 35 years William P. (BilD Klem
 Murrell Jones, young right handed hitting first baseman bought by the Chicago White Sox from Shreveport not only led the Texas league with 24 home runs but made two home runs in game twice, hit two homers with the bases filled, made four hits five times and five hits once. Lou Boudreau. new manager of Cleve- land, hit 10 homers in 1941-five off southpaws and five off right handlers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14
Sport QUESTIONS Answered

Have you a sports question you want answered? Write your ques-- ton clearly, sign your name and address and mail your query to Sports Fan Question Man, Sports Service Bureau, The Waterbury Democrat, 1913 18th Street, Wash ington, D. C., enclosing a 3-cent postage stamp for personal reply.
 o. Under the no foul rules, can . referee award bout to a boxer who cannot continue because Of in- jury?
 A. Yes: he may disqualify a foul fighter who has been repeatedly warned and refuses to heed the cau- tions.
 e. Who was awarded the John Prentiss Poe cup at Princeton uni versity in 1941, and what is It's origin?
 A. Bob Peters, captain of the 194l mated fin 1916 as memorial to Poe football team. The award was orig (clas of '95) who was killed in the World War.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14
Crosby, Naugatuck
 TangIe Tonight

Naugatuck, Jan. 13-A ding-dong battle is expected tonight when Crosby high invades the borough to face it's old foe, Naugatuck high on the basketball court at the "Y". The Waterbury team as a fine record and Naugatuck has been improving with each game.
 Naugatuck now has record of two games won and one lost in the Valley league, and is out to con- tinue it's record. Crosby -Naugatuck games usually produce a fine brand of play and the tilt tonight is not likely to be decided until the final minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14

Attention! Wafby
 Basketball Teams

"The Naismith Memorial Executive Committee, which is in charge of the Golden Jubi- lee of Basketball Campaign, wishes to emphasize the fact that all basketball teams-ama- teur and professional; club, high school and collegiate - are eligible to play Golden Ball Game in the interests of the Golden Jubilee. All that is necessary is to designate one of their regularly scheduled home games as a Golden Ball Game, the receipts of which will go to the Naismith Memorial Fund. The institution should send in it's name and that of its OppOn- ent, together with the date and place of the game, to the Naismith Memorial Committee at Springfield, Mass. The money will be used to erect a Temple of Basketball, which will house a modern museum and Hall of Fame"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14
Civitate Rolls l92,
 473 As Brooks::des
 Feature Mercantile

Brookside Dairy and its Tommy Civitate was pretty much monarch of all they surveyed in the Mercan- tile league last night. In shutting out Matzkin's Furniture 80, the Brooks not only rolled 673 team single, a 1917 total, but Civitate clicked off 192 single which could easily have been 200 or better with a bit of luck, and to that, he aded strings of 143 and Al for a great total of 473 and high three honors. Some woodworking, eh sport?
 Metropolitan Cleaners dropped a notch when Speedy Parcel won one of three games while Fulton Mar kets won over Mohicans 2-1, and Verriker Painters blanked Brock Hall 80 with the aid of Jack Schvenski's 160 single which bal anced boss Bill Verriker's not Su nifty 97 in the final game. Scores:
 MERCA NTIIE JEtCI-E
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14
UCONNS WIN THREE

Storrs, Conn, Jan. IA -(UP)--. The University of Connecticut bas- kctball team won it's third straight game here last night, defeating New Hampshire, 57 to 36.
 Monica, visiting forward, was high scorer for both teams, with 13 points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14

"" club. along with star fencers throughout Connecticut and Massa- chusetts.
 The matches will get under way at l:30. The general public is in- vited to attend. There will be no admission charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14
SPRINTER RETURNS

Philadalphia.-Re Return of Edward Hueber, brilliant sprinter, who un- able to compete last year because of illness, has strengthened Univer- |sity of Pennsylvania swimming team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14
Other Scores

Other Scores Thomaston 42. Canton 32. Central 2G Bassick 14 Fairfield 30, Norwalk 2S. Shelton 42, Danbury 90. boardman Trade 3G, Commercial West Haven 25, Branford Trade Bristol 43. Weaver 3S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14

io'aio .ofU o00 5gU High Single - Dente and Healy. 158. High Three-Lucarelli and Zucca. 390. Ne."' High h Team Single = American Brass, 642.
 High Team Three American Brass, 1841.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14

BASKETBALL SCORES university of Connecticut ST. New Hampshire 36. Trinity 55, Union 37.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14
BASKETBALL SCORES Maine 50, Bowdoin 32.

Providence 55 Springfield 47. Rhode Island State 98, North eastern 60.
 Connecticut 57. New Hampshire 36.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14

Totals ....,. $50 53l High Single-Cfvitate, 192. High Three-Civitate, 476. High Game--Brookside, 673. High Team--Brookside, 1917
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

Ladies it's no secret that you get
the smartest, warmest, long-wear
ing fur coat in town, at the low
competitive cash price OF only
$4,000 on easy budget payments at
Franklin's during their daring 18th
anniversary sale. Here is very
special offer made I'm a drive for
500 new customers. A smart new
pair OF shoes or a clever new hat.
value $500. absolutely FREE. with
your purchase OF a new l943 Lux
ury Fur Coat. priced az only $500.
They're better. finer. Luxury Furs.
beautifully lined. tailored and styled
TO the minute. Just $500 down re-
serves your Fur Coat Take your
choice Of the friendly Franklin
credit plan that suits YOU best.
with up 10 So weeks TO pay Right
now your old outmoded Fur Coat
Is worth up to $500 in trade No
red tape. no delay. Hurry and get
your FREE hat or shoes during this
drive Use your credit as always
at FRANKLIN'S DEPARTMENT
STORE. 316 Michigan Ave. Shop
any evening till Q o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
District No. 70 Tops
List With Total Of
81 New Inductees

Fifteen Wayne County draft
boards hsve indicted 26S more
men from this district. Board No
rs with SO inductees, leads the
list.
Other boards sending men were
Nos. 2. 3. S. 6. z. 8. Is, 10. 70, "a,
25, rs. n and 81. The list:
WAYNE BOARD No. Is
George riilis.. III Westminster.
George Weaver, AS Holbrook.
BENJAMIN Fox, Windsor. Ont.
Leroy wInford. 2s40 Brush.
Charles Bailey, s4ie Russell
Joseph Moody, 2S6 Edmund Place.
holiis. Hofils. r., No. ?. Urbancreti OHIO
Herman Adams. 7l53 Antietam.
Charles Scott. 2s5 East Willis.
Lester Terry, 5i3e Inward.
Benen McWhorter, as Napoleon.
William Ansley. IS East Palmer.
Lee Davis, 2710 Brush
Charles Ring0, 75i5 Melrose.
Emmett Moultrie 264 HOlbrook.
Nelson Seymour. lf7 Alfred
Herbert Blaekmon Isss Howard.
Hoiian1 GRIM ss. ass ass' w s1ssP'
Warren Brsnnon, $40 Adams
Milton Robinson. cas- Gratot.
ssilss FarrsE. 17i2 Brush
pDavid Gibson. 2225 Brush
Hillary Baldwin, 1910 Richmond.
Manuel short. 40 Wilkins
Elmer Jones. 40 Clinton.
William Morrftg 14ii Brush.
WAYNE BOARD M. -
AIcarde J. Brsceful, 303 T. Forest.
John Pollard, 4Slt John r.
William Dunbar, 32s Hehdries
Thurston Mckinney, $50 q. Adams.
John A. Steele, 1850 Brush
Joe n. Andrews. o62 H. Garfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
GiIjaa b "Mature's Medicine"

Gillian In n scientific mixture OF
the juices Of IS health giving herbs.
banks and roots from the Good
Earth. Druggists AL over the State
Of Michigan say they never saw
Giljan's equal. They report that
many men and women VINO have
used Gillian are coming forward
with statements describing what
Gillian did for them and urging
others 10 Try this great natural"
medicine that brings Health Prom
The Good Earth"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
Clio Wins Election

The UAW-CIO has been de-
clared the winner OF a National
Labor Relations Board represen-
tation election at North American
IAviation's Kansas City. Mo-, plant
il was announced today by Rich
ard T. Frankensteen, director OF
the aircraft organization drive
The vote was rs per cent for the
JAW, IL per cent for the AL
and ID per cent for no union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

Peter J. Egnotios, 1905 iSth.
Dennis J Kslble 3O5s 10TH
Joseph , LeNandowHki 2N5S iTth
Arthur r Ball. 1852 18th
Jesus Gonzales 1908 Bagley
James McAleese 1895 14jb
Calvin }. simmons 1928 2oih
Fred y. Black. 1915 25th
stephen A. Feeny. 2320 i2th.
Ole CaraaK 207i iith
Walter +. Cole 1914 i5fh.
Vincent J Costa 1898 18Th
Homer Coleman 1892 6th
Clarence n LAidlaw. 3iO Grsnd Blvd "
Poster G. DAILY 20i5 25,h
Vim. y. A. Proctor. 25S Grand Blvd W
Michael J. Regan. 1853 24th.
Gordon l. Scales. 26ii 18TH
Norman r. Rice. 1865 18th
Samuel Cauch 2723 Harrison
Charles V. Stulie. 5I02 Roosevelt.
Louis Kumerow, 1885 Ism
Vincent 3. Kuzynski, 1854 Myrtle
Henry s. crab,res. as W. Grand River
Otis c. Cooley. 1861 24th
Murray J Garrison. 2iO6 Bagley,
Eliza A. Runner $50 9Th
Ernest r.. Hale. 1855 22nd.
samuel T.. Wilson. PISS i4fh
AIonEo r. Powers 1914 18th
BaroId y. ByerH. 2ii4 Michigan
Robert J. Armstrong. 4Ifi Commonwealth
Bernard J Casillos 1913 20'h.
Salvatore Minton. 154l Porter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
IL Wayne County Boards Send 268 More to Army

Thomas Martyniak. 1888 Roosevelt.
Walter hisiak. $40 Manhattan.
Norman L. Schultz, 1880 East AleKsndrlne
wilhelm SleEak. 3s3s Evaline.
Edward Lessek, 1907 Miller.
Alfonso Borysewicz, 1857 Hanley.
Felix hazurek. 1887 Moran.
Paul WIKI. 5OsS Tr0wbridge.
John Wesolowski asa Dorothy
Chester Kotowsk, 1893 MeDougau.
Theodore Rodic. ii77s Dequindrs
Nichal Krynicki, 2s42 Evaline.
Joseph Gvz1l. 1911 Yemans
Thsdeus Wolanin, 1884 Dorothy.
Edward Sobczak,I $50 NOrwalk
Anthony Brzoski 1892 McDougail
Thaddeus skladanowski. 322s Trowbridge
John Oiejniczak 26s9 Edwin. ~
Victor Cook. 33ls Norwalk
Walter zaluck 3i52 Holbrook.
Wayne Board No. 2--Chester J. Ochab.
Wayne Board No. 3-Petsr J. Glinsk.
Wayne Board No. john Pstrovich.
Wayne Board No. 6--Jacob J. Stefanlk
Wayne Board No. John G.. Dubrovin
Wayne Board No. s-Alfred A. Romer
Wayne Board No. christopher N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
Gillian Acts Quickly

Gillian, the marvellous new medi-
cine. N taken shortly before meals
because il mixes with food at once,
helping TO eliminate the poisons
that foster stomach trouble, and
aiding the liver and bowels In their
proper functions. This new, mat
ural kind of medicine" tas we call
it, will assist in bringing out gases
and impurities Frequently with
the first dose) which may have
been inside you for a long time.
and which were the real cause OF
your days Of misery with head
aches. dizziness, and tired feeling.
II In important to note that GHtan
will cleanse your bowels gradually
not drastically or severely as
they were never cleansed before.
Thousands prefer Ciltan because
IL serves as diuretic TO sluggish
kidneys and helps flush out the
impurities that cause backache.
rising at night. and sharp burning
pains. And by removing potsons
that have become damned up In
the Kidneys and bloodstream. GIL
Jan relieves the agonizing pain OF
rheumatic affection.
A special Gillian representative,
known as the GILLIAN Man, is
now at Cunningham's Drug Stores
Int 1124 Griswold ST., and 1865
Woodward Ave-, Detroit. Here he
In meeting crowds Of interested
men and women daily and
introducing and explaining the re-
Imarkable healthful properties OF
the "nsturally-made" Gillian Com
pound. Gillian Is recommended and
sold by all Cunningham's Drug
Stores throughout the state OF
Michigan. Help yourself to health.
Start today by buying n bottle OF
Gillian. One bottle will convince YOU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

Louis G BAsso Jr 3ls East Euclid.
Floyd l.. Turner 81 Vert Euclid.
Gerald NJ saarAnen. TOO West Befbuns.
WAYNE BOARD NO. 81
J0nis Zadas. 40 gibley
Norvell A. Trombley, s93 Gladstone.
Marcel J Richer. 1899 clAirmount.
Roland X. Pellerin. Ss5s Brush.
George w. Medley i0i35 Sylvester.
George J. Thorp 50 East Philadelphia
Angus W Morrison. 1855 Broadstfeej.
Thomas q. Hubbard SOS Blaine.
Theodore Schneider ESQ Blaine.
Laurence L Hayward Flint
Lawrence V Ryan 1853 Lawrence
Charles J. OMEN. So Delaware.
James A Morrow, 1880 Caivert.
James Atwater. I'll Leicester
John l.. Wellman, l546 Calvert
warren y. Wngo. 1851 West Dawson
l.orne NJ. GrOeneyeld, 2is West Bennett.
Gordon " Reynolds, s720 Third
Carr NJ PeAIcyr 327 HeibFook
Ralph J. D0bsOn. 1910 Lee place.
Nicholas Figel 800 Belmont
Richard X AcWiiliams l7A9 Coilingwoo
John A. Bradshaw eOs Calvert.
Jack r. Powell. 62s Blaine
Richard g Gray. s7f Chicago Blvd
Iheophile c. francois. sO4 Burlingame
Marshall ". Foster. si4 Gladstone
Henry G. Carr. los. clAlrmOnnt.
Thomas y. Harris 1874 Defer
WAYNE BOARD No. ~
Jesus Andrsds $3.50 Ragley
Thomas " smith. 1920 18TH
John p o'conneh. 1881 Ferry Park.
Clarence =. Ryan. 1893 Vermont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

Robert jackson, 3g36 Brush
Charley Arnold, 1904 Aonnlg O..
Burtan A. Robinson ~. $3.50 John r.
Dennis Pre,er. tie2 Brush
Harry AcclaTin. l6i4 John X.
solomon A. Dam Ga Hendne.
Clyde Thornton. 274 Y. Hancock.
Thomas Williams, $500 John II.
Calvin sewell. 81 Josephine,
Allen Butler $40 Mack.
solomon 7. Dunlop, asa Frederick.
Elmer v. Taponen.
Thomas Ads.
Thomas A. Sparkman.
Marion A. koberth.
WAYNE BOARD NO. rs
Lloyd r. vandervest. STA 81 Paul.
Jesse M Watkins, 43e Piquetts.
William II. Mills. 5s2s John n.
Curtis sims. 7O6-Frederick
Edward X. Carter, Az Medbury
Frank wakefield, zoe Farnsworth.
Walter West, ass Laiceser
James u. knight. asa =. Farnsworih.
sS spSsG H. william wiiiSn.' 81 ass p.aas1is
Randolph Roberts. ass Hendrie.
Boney Grant Jr.. 5sio Brush.
George l.. Wilson, 20o Medbury,
Curtis l. DUNCAN. 2l3 Hendris.
Jessie r.. Ammons, 2sp Medbury.
Joseph Stroller. 265 Theodore
samuel Johnson, 524 4. Adams.
Benjamin Stokes. 52S2 Hecis.
James Fesihsrstons Jr:. s'e Medbury.
Alfred Bostick. 5f02 Brush.
William n. Wilson, 1898 Monroe.
Robert y. Brown, 2l5 Y. Palmer.
Chester Floyd Jr.. 5937 Beaubien.
Forney Washington. 45e Theodore.
Edward Fulger, 2e5 Hendrie.
Ebert Glover Jr., 3727 Brush.
Henry p. Paige. 4I2 Frederick
Cornelius II. Grams, sob Brush.
William Blakely Jr. 2i4 Medbury.
Robert White, 5S15 Brush.
Vernon l., Thompson. 5ia7 Bntsh.
Chralie Johnson. 312 Garfield.
clifford w. Brown. ass Theodore
Thomas J. Jackson, s039 Beaubien.
Henry G. QuarIes. ass Theodore
BENJAMIN saffold, 3l0 Fsrnsvorth.
Floyd r. Hin. 77S Hendrie.
Alfred j. Collins. 256 Medbury.
Frank Page, $50 p. Palmer.
Lamar T. Smith. 42e Bepdris.
Grover Kennedy. $50 Palmer.
Bertram c. Williams, 42e Piquet,e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
GIVES OUT SECRET

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
Navy EnIistmen+s

The navy has picked up
another 1l2 men in its cam
paign 10 enlist 1000 from
Michigan before December Z.
Latest figures show.
Wednesdays enlistments 142
Totals since Nov. 7.....1.278
Still needed. ...........2.722
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

n 10 reakzy remarkable To see
how many men and women, who
have suffered for years from the
ngoutes Of stomach troubles, d.
Eesttve disorders. and their ac-
companying aches and pains, come
FORWARD with statements Of praise
and endorsement for this marvel
saa new medicine, Gillian, which Is
now being introduced daily to
crowds OF Detroit people at Cum
udngham's Drug Stores. And Mr..
Eriftn's statement, while unusual
IN many respects. ia merely typical
~ what scores of others have TO
lpay In praise Of Gillian Read IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
Wmnt Able To Sleep"

e have suffered from stomach
eroubse due 10 gas bloating for
about a year. Actually l felt like
n stuffed toad and would have
pains in my stomach. and heart
burn most of the time. had no
appetite, in fact it made me sick
just To look at food. Besides that,
q was constipated, had To get up
frequently at nights and wasn't
able to sleep because of my acid
stomach. j had headaches, felt
rundown and lacked energy. After
Making Gillian no longer have
those terrible gas pains. my appe-
tite Is better and I'm able TO digest
my food. / also sleep better be-
cause / don't have TO get up 30
,often at nights. In short, feel
hflre q new person and give all the
credit to Gillian"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

Hamhlin, Joseph J.. GaTagiola, Roy w.
Kemp, Donald J. Brooks. Carmine Taddeo.
DOZEN l.. Weir. Harold w. Mcleod. Melvin
r. Warner.
ser, Edward ,. Corby. Joseph p. Dagenais
The following were sent direct 10 Camp
Custer: James p. Kirk Chester J. Fedor.
Arthur J. Rajewski. Alex J. Chick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

Charles T. Douglas
Beldsn L. Thomas 2t2 y. Palmer.
WAYNE BOARD No. 20
John Thomas Cast. 1909 Field.
william kolts. 23iii Arlington.
Morgan r.. Hansen, 1928 West Grand Blvd
Philip q. Goldbach. 54ss Lincoln.
sydney s. Bolhoyer, 1852 Virginia Park.
Joseph W Aeehan. 1921 stoepel.
James huir. 26i5 Pingree.
Vim. r. VanOvermeer. iTl11 Chandler Pm
Thomas y. Rowling, 324 East Euclid.
Emmett n Flynn, Rochester Hotel.
Thomas Marvin, 37lt Helen,
Melvin n. Lindgrew, 72i0 Kingsley.
James w. stahl. 1912 Seward.
Lloyd @. Berriman. iO3i5 Byron.
John r. oueilette, SIT Virginia Park.
Alfred l. Kim. 1888 Hamilton.
VIM. A. Schmidlin. Box ~. North End sta
Ernest J. Kalfas 5000 West Grand Blvd
Linden 7. Edwards. 100 East Euclid.
samuel j. Williams, s44 Lothrop.
John Kushner. 433 Smith.
seymour 5hulman. 1647 Pingree.
Mike p. hamula, i01 Horton.
Morris Waits, 1t49 West Euclid
Calvin b. Hargett. 5000 Joy road.
Jacob Kovala 1884 West Milwaukee
Roman J. Novak, 3033 W. Grand Blvd.
Alfred A. Keranen. 2i3 Melbourne.
Henry j. galloway. 500 Lothrop.
Leland H. Moore. 1922 West Milwaukee.
Carl ". White 1910 West Grand BLVD.
John Mckenzie e2i4 John r.
Carman n. English. 3if Melbourne.
John Madison. asa West Baltimore
George w. Kotzhauer, ll29 w. Milwaukee
william A. Pekkala, 9f7 Lothrop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
HEART BURN
ACID STOMACH And
els NMTMe MADE
7 MISERABLE

Mf.JsysCCrsHn, 3340 Mag
bury Grand, Detroit, Says
x Ha Fest Lske A Stuffed
TosA-The Very Sight OF
Eood Made Him Sick -
Hsd No Energy, Couldn't
Sleep Feels Like A Diff
fsrent Person Since TAX
ing Cd JAM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

Louis T., Torbeck. 1873 Howard.
Raymond h. Lille, 2i20 haT1ntetts.
clifford II. Jordan. 33i Horton.
Lawrence J. Higdon. 7171 Henry.
Albert j. Coleman 1888 18th.
Leopoldo q. cristoba
Charles r. Paesm. 1877 i2th.
James Green, 402 Melbourne.
Joseph Liro, 1884 nth.
Harry T. Andrew, 1918 Church,
Anthony 3. Baron. 1911 Leveretts
william A. Cristeln, 204 Grand Blvd. W
Fred Byrd, 1855 22nd.
James M. Jenereaux. 1871 Beeeher.
BOARD NO. 81
(HamtramckD
Jekome Kravcxyk. 3O52 Lehman
Anthony Lswandowski, i2110 Charest.
Walter ZioIkowski, 1880 Sobieski.
Henry haslowski. i2ele Sobieski.
Konstanty Mlynski. 12e1 Goodson.
STANLEY Michalski. 1881 Trowbridge.
Anthony Dobrowolski. 1910 Coodson.
John J. Opal. 3ss6 Eyaline.
Edward Borowski, 1i40i heDougan.
Henry sxymanski. 120es Charest.
Henry Kroszczynski. 1857 Charest.
Mitchell GOdlewski, 1887 Riopelis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
Army EnIistments

Daily army enlistments for
yesterday;
Aviation cadets. So
TechnIclanS ............ lS
1919 years old. ......... SIS
Other enllstments. ...... II
totals ............. lS4
Army enllstments here
since Pearl Harbor total
81 ,34S.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-12-17

and was employed last week at the
James Pickenpaugh mine. He may
move soon to the neighborhood of
that mine.--Pvt. Herschel (Dick)
Mcconnell, and wife, We're guests
of Mr. and Mrs. George Hall, Satur-
day evening. Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcconnell viva HalD left for Gin
cinnati, where Mrs. Mcconnell plan
ned to find stenographic or other
office position and be near her hus-
band, whose wartime duties now
detain him in Ft. Thomas, KY, and
Cincinnati .--Gene Ray, of Ninth
street, McConnelsville, made two
mail carrier training trips to this
village last week, and substituted
the first of this week for Star Car
rier Binion, who is off duty with
pressing farm duties-- Folks say
that the most intriguing thing
about restaurant now is the spigot
that unleashes the coffee and an
other the cream that jets into the
coffee with tantalizing drip! drip!
drip! !.-Recause of my age, was
recently asked by young man
with a family if as many young
men of the neighborhood were draft
ed in World war one as in World
war two. He said he was too
young then to have any idea now
about a comparison. I repIied not