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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
BIRTHS
GIRLS

! Girls were born to:
Ann Burgess. 1880 West Long Lake road.
Pontiac.
Lillian Bosarski. 1s45 Davis. wyandotte.
Cynthia Beliveau. 1705 Oakman boulevard.
Bernadette Barrow, 1857 Hollywood. Crosse
Ponte.
velma Born. 9i4s Everts.
Eugenia Baran. 1873 Francis, Melvindale.
Kathleen Clarke. 1721 Delaware.
Bessie Cook. e35 Forestdale, Royal Oak.
Gertrude Campbell 22sl Erskine.
Rose Camilier. 1919 winthrop
Ruth Dupuie. 80 East Cicotte, River Rouge.
Marie Denier. 21se South Electric.
Mary Damico, 6oss Malcolm.
Grace Dimegiio. 1882 Isham.
Catherine Dahberg. 1880 East Grand boule-
| ward.
Rose Erchul. 47i4 Helen.
Helen Fitzgerald. 2s14o Mcdonald, Rose
Vile
Dorothy Guess. 1882 fuller.
Jeanne George. 1923 Gray.
Mary Guerra. 1922 Clippert.
Julia Grzanka, 1885 Buffalo.
Judy Gornczkowski. 1884 Mitchell.
Esther Haydn. 70i6 Rowan.
Mary Holmes, 1855 Parkside. Birmingham.
Rose Hafnsr. ilo04 Republic. Van Dyke.
June Lyman. 1854 East Vernon highway.
Elsie Harness. 1898 Lillibridge.
Florence Hartsen 216 East Adams.
Josephine Hartz. 1911 Burns.
Kathleen Jarrett. 400 Kerby road, Crosse
! Pointe.
Marion Kamego, 1914 Woodhali.
Mildred Krupp. 2oss1 stahelin. southfeid
Township
Helen Kaiser. 15s45 KinIock. BEDFORD Town
ship.
Mernaivia Kirby. 1870 Calvert.
Stella Lemanek, 5s26 Florida.
Casimira Lempicki, COLL Tarnow.
Irene Lartola. 765 Conner.
Irene Murphy. 1894 Archdale.
Rubiemae Mellon, 1857 Kern.
Murckie Miilar, 1870 University, Allen
Park.
Jennie Marshall. 1854 wasmund, Van Dyke.
Pearl Moore. 1929 University Lincoln Park
Elizabeth Mcintyre. 1858 whitney.
Eleanor Mckinley, 1888 Sorrento.
Julia Mcpherson. $40 Brooklyn.
Marion Palermo. 1926 Garland.
Josephine Pastuschyn, 1894 Roland.
Marion Pengeiiy, 5i3 Lakeshore, Crosse
Pointe.
Rena Richie s36s Sparta
Marion Smiley, 1928 Lftleheld.
Martha Szilagyi. 30i4 Marlborough.
Evelyn Szlaga. 376O Wesson.
Esther Sullivan, 25315 Outer drive, Melvin
dale
vincenza scorzeln 1896 Mt. Elliott.
Margaret Tackett. 146 Arizona.
Winona Telling, 1721l Beaverland-
Virginia Tune, 2973 Buchanan.
Florence Talarowski 7715 Chalfonte.
Minerva Voght, l55 Sibley.
Joan Wines. 2f0 Goldengate.
Ruth Webb. 35 Florence Clswson.
Navel Gates, ef25 MI Elliott
Jeanne Zook, 19305 Kenosha, Gratiot Town.
ship.
Betty thinner. s25s Eimhurst
Charlotte ZamoJsk, 2542 Hendrie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
B Face Sentence
In Baseball Pool


Three partners In the operation
of the now defunct NATIONAL junior
sports baseball pool. broken up
by the Judge Homer Ferguson
grand jury, will appear in federal
court Monday TO be sentenced by
Judge Ernest A. O'Brien for viola
ton of the income tax laws.
The trio, Leo j. Gagnon, John
Sidick and Albert ]. Schell, owe
approximately $4,000 in income
taxes for the years 1896, 1887 and
1888. They pleaded guilty in July
1910, shortly after their indict-
ment.
The baseball pool racket was
one of the first exposed by indict-
ments handed down by Judge
Ferguson. Several county officials
and police were convicted. Gag
non. Sidick and Schell were key
witnesses at the trial.
They face penalties up to five
years Imprisonment and $4,000
fines each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Where TO Apply
For Army Relief
Times stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, June 24.-The
families of soldiers may make APP
plication for help from the army
emergency relief fund at any post.
station, camp, or airfield as well
as at Red Cross office, post
Officers announced today while
Outlining types of assistance to be
given.
Soldiers and their families
faced with a crisis outside their
control, can apply for aid which
can be given as a direct release OF
money, loans, issue of fuel. medi.
cal or dental care. disqualification
assistance in obtaining pensions
Icompensations, insurance or allot'
ments. or information. consultant
placement. or supervisory services
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Jap Plane Shot Down
Over Dutch Timor Isle

UNITED NATIONS II f a D.
QUARTER IN AUSTRALIA,
June "a (INS). - Gen. Douglas
Mac Arthur's headquarters an
nounced today that a japanese
fighter plane was shot down over
the occupied Dutch island OF Timor
when it attempted to intercept
United Nations fliers on recon-
naissance flight.
An unsuccessful attempt was
made by seven japanese zero
fighters TO intercept another re-
connaiSSance unit over Rabaul.
New Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Keep Shirts0n,
Soldiers Ordered
Time. stam oorre.pondent

FORT CUSTER, June "a
Whether it's the influence of the
prospective movement of members
of the Women's Auxiliary Army
Corps into Fort Custer or not
post officers did not state-but
today they issued an order for
bidding soldiers TO display the
naked torso" outside of quarters
The order stated that officers
non commissioned officers ano
military police will be held strictly
accountable for the arrest of men
going about in this manner.
Disciplinary action will be taken
also against soldiers found in
Battle Creek without headdress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

MARRIAGE LICENSES

James d. London. 2e; Charlotte Redden'
Francis A. Thomas 20; Helen v. Jackson
Edward A. Besenbruch 81; Geneviev'
Robert S. Mcpherson, 20; Jean E. by,
James L. Farrell. 20: Margaret Lut,man
Weldon Weston. 81: Grace 3. Robinson, ~
Lawrence ]. schott 40; Gertrude C. Carl
Mark Rober, Johnston. 81; Maxine r
Zwerlein, %.
Robert c. schutt: Louise C. Aigbe. 20.
Frederick =. Wade. "a; Msgdaien Mar
Forrest O. Bales. As: Cora Bales. 30.
Joseph Zande 2s Helene Pellegrino. IS.
Robert Ernest skuse. 20; Madeline Rache
Louise NJ. Snyder. 10; Gloria A. Baker. Is
Jack Edoh, 10: Catherine Matheson. is.
Robert Musser, n: Jacqueline Atkinson. II
Joseph olgiati, 81: Pauline Ciafortuna. 20
Harry A Flags. 81: june Book. ~.
Beauford G. Walker, rs; Thelma Graham
IS
Alexander C. childs. 81; Sylvia J. Well,
Edward Macai. 25 Barbara Ethel Johnson
%
Charles J. Larson. &c; Louise f. Burke. 81
Robert McNulty a.; Aleda NJ. Johnson. as
Richard McCanney, 20; Virginia Morse, II
2
Stanley Gondek. IS: Stella l.. Zurek, rs.
Robert n. Little. 80: Billie Haston, 10.
John P1tel. %; Annie Berry, "a.
Dayton Duclo. "a: Myrtle K. Roberts. ~.
Walter J. Mazurek. 20: Irene NJ. Lachut
rs.
James Edward Van schoick. 80; Haze
Nora Kitson, %.
John Eugene WON. IS: Mary d. Lazarus
IS
George n Wright. 20: Edna Gregory. 20.
Julius Emil Warga. 10; Ellen Currie, 10.
Norman Horton 49, Ruth Heidner. Fl.
Arthur E. Huffman, IS: Mary B. Mckay
"a
Gordon Bowes However. 20; Marion
Adelar Miller "a; JacqrAline McGraw. II
jay Gardiner Jr, 81: Edith Pratt, 1s
Wilbur A. Grimes. 20; Helen Phillips. rs.
Jerome II. Bultinck. 81; Betty A. Urquhart
81.
Lawrence y. Besudion. %; Ruth d
Nicholas 81
VERNE Clemens Cat. 81; Vivian Madelin,
Lacher. %.
Anthony Kliemann. 20: Dorothy Trvon. II
William A. Smith, 81; Helen NJ. Buchner
is.
John Adiel Bjorkquist, 81 Juns Heller
Maxi Is.
Richard pix. 10; Doro,hes NJ. wroblew.
ski. is.
Donald c. Till rs: Patricia NJ. Burns. %
John r. McEwan, 10; Catherine P. Keller
10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Laundry Group Gets Raise

Wage increases totaling $500 900
annually today were granted 10
1000 employees of Ia linen supply
laundries through the signing of a
new contract with the Laundry
Workers Union, Local 129 (AFL).
John Paris. international union
representative, who announced the
new pact, said the one-year con-
tract was signed by the Michigan
Linen Supply Board of Trade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Clio Housing Project
Pondered by Council

Plans Of the UAW-CIO Loca
ia TO construct a 81 $50, 900 hous.
ing project for its members III
priorities permit" were considered
today by the city's mayor anc
council.
Otis VIM, consulting architect
explained 10 the legislative GROUP
that the project would be erected
on a triangular section Of TOO city
ats at Champaign and Dix roads
e houses will be six-room struc'
lures, designed for large families
ne explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted TO:
Fred Gerdes from Oscar
John Davey. from Mary
Eunice BunOw. from Charles.
Lottie Seegmiller. from Alfred.
Pearl Hill. from Charles.
Joseph Cartiedge from kathryn.
Russell Covert. from Mildrsd.
John Barton, from EsteIle.
Marie Krajenka. from Edward.
Cealia Maciejewski. from John
Frederick Longe, from Beatrice.
WlIbert Nutiycombe from Helen.
Alice Sauer from Harry
Violet Novack, from Martin.
Isabel Dorreily. from William.
clara Copeland. frunn James
Mildred Walters. from Kenneth.
Gertrude Mt ~ from Glenn,
Annoris SEeWczyk. from Frank
James s. McGann from Betty ~.
Irene Weber. from Angus W. fcrossaB,.
Alice Kubresth from Charles c. leross bil)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
COP State Senators
In Campaign HuddIe
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. June 24.-Republi-
can state senator's went into a
two-day huddle at Traverse City
today TO map fall election strategy
and presumably organize their
support for a candidate in the
three-cornered race for the lieu
tenant governor nomination.
The field now includes Senator
ID. Hale Brake. leader in anti
boss" and anti-chain banking leg
islation battles here recently,
Thomas Read. former state attor-
ney general and DR.. Eugene c.
Reyes. Dearborn dentist who was
the 1910 nominee but lost out in
the general election.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Auto Hits Street Car,
Driver, Wife Injured

A 24.year-old driver was in
ritical condition in Receiving
hospital today and his wife was
n temporarily serious condition
after their car hit a street Cal
while. police said. he was fleeing
tho scene OF another accident.
The driver, Joseph Wolf OF 1895
Timpkin avenue. Centerline. side
wiped the car OF Boris Pickstein
26. of 1910 Seward avenue. while
attempting 10 pass ii at Brush and
Brady avenues, police said. With
Pickstein in pursuit he then hit a
street car al Willis avenue and
Hastings street demolishing his
car and slightly injuring two
street car passengers, officers said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Obituaries
Charles Wilbur Goux
Funeral Rites tomorrow
for Academy Cadet

Funeral services for Charles
Wilbur Goux. %. of 1866 Muir
land avenue, will be held at 2 p. m.
tomorrow at the William r. Ham
ilton Company chapel.
At the time of his death, the
youth was a cadet in the Coast
Guard Academy. New London,
Conn. He was a graduate of Den
nison University and Cooley High
School.
Surviving are his parents. DR..
and Mrs. Raymond S. Goux. and
his grandmothers. Mrs. Charles
Goux and Mrs. Agnes Robinson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Raj Bombs Bases
OF Japs in Burma

NEW DELHI, India, June "a
1NS). - Three Raj bombing
sweeps against japanese centers
and communications in Burma
were announced today. Two at
tacks were carried out against
Akyab. enemy-held port on Bur-
mas Bay of Bengal coast. Raj
bombers also struck heavily al
the Magwe Airdrome in Central
Rty.r,aa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Bu|Iitt Is Appointed
Assistant 10 Knox

WASHINGTON. June "a INS)
William c. Bullitt. former ambas
sador 10 Russia and France and
ace diplomatic trouble-shooter foI
Aesident Roosevelt. today became
Ecial assistant TO Secretary oI
inc Navy Knox.
Bullitts duties. IL was an
nounced, will be TO handle "sucf
special assignments as the score
tary of the navy may make" He
has resigned his rank of ambas'
sador and special representative
OF the President.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Gertrude Champion
Active in Century Club
and Historical Society

Last rites for Mrs. Gertrude
Blakeslee Champion. widow of the
late William A. Champion, were
held today in the William r.
Hamilton chapel at Cass and
Alexandrine avenues. Mrs. Cramp-
ton. who was born in Kalamazoo
and came TO Detroit in 1896, was
active in the Old Century Club
and the Historical Memorial So
ciety. She is survived by her
daughter Mrs. Hoyt Post; her son
William H., and two grand.
daughters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
indian Driver Jailed

Emerson Sands. %. of 2609
Trumbull avenue, an Indian, today
was given 10 days in Jail by Traf-
fic Judge Thomas +. Maher for
driving while drunk. Joseph Rice,
"a. of 10466 Northlawn avenue. re.
ceived 30 days for the same Of
Tense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
DEATHS

Henry MERCER. 1855 Mitchell. 30.
Amanda Little. 1926 Frankfurt. So.
David Polich. 500 Nevada, 1 month;
Elijah +. Maine, 1857 Nottingham, Sc.
Anna Kloss. s12l Atlanta, II.
Emile Newman, 1925 Cadillac, 81.
Joseph Jenkins, 1855 Infantry, s.
Emil Friedrich. 1876 oakfieid, u.
Joseph J. Jordan. 1897 Wisner. 81.
Harry z. Vaughan. 1887 Seward. So.
Frederick Nelson Freer. 24s2 clairmount,
So
Janette Patterson Saline. Mich. 70.
William O. Archer, 6i7T Sheridan, IT.
Louis Warrick. $50 Illinois. 10.
Chloe ID Adams, 1876 Minnesota.
Theresa oldeni. 22ii Hale. 81
Albert NJ. BIelawski. 3i2s Burns. rs.
Thomas Martin. 1892 Lysander. IS.
Emma Townsend. lockwood, Mich. -.
Lillian Murphy. 1921 Third, 49,
Bernard J. Bourassa. es44 Brace. SIS.
Msryanne Mizinski, $3.50 Aluont ~.
Elizabeth Nzinski, 200 MIL Ecorse. Mich,
sarah Rivka FinkeIstein. ASST Gladstone.
Charlotte j. Funk sss clairmount, IT.
Charles NJ Mumford. s25 Stanley. 62.
John j. GIL, 9t6s Cardonia. %.
Kszimerss Belickas. 1888 Greeley, 80.
Esther c. Woolcott. 1904 Stanley 90.
Carr Pommerenke. 5sss Field u.
Joseph Spaeth. 1908 Monica. TO-
Emma Bedell, 1880 Edward. 80.
Flora Gray. 1901 Roosevelt Al.
George Derkacz. 6sse Bruckner. So.
Aloert Greene. 26t7 West Forest. %.
George Lee 1922 Woodrow Wilson. 80.
Leon Fish, 9lOO Cameron. 10.
VIM. Wright. 546 East Palmer. ~.
Dorothy Monette. 22i7 West Eight-Mfle
road 10.
Frank Phillips 1894 Linsdale, 81
James Smith. 1910 West Warren 81.
Gladys V. Kempf. 2Ss4 Lakeview. Al.
Alice Austel. $50 East Ferry. ~
William sriver. Charlotte Mich, ~.
Nina c. Johnson. 1870 Fairfield, 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
EARNINGS

Philip Morris A Co., Ltd, Inc, and Its
wholly owned subsidiary for the fiscal year
ended March 81. report a net profit of
81 S2 sos after federal income and excess
profits taxes OF Ss.2li.217 equal after pre-
ferred dividends TO Ss.0i share on the
common, against a net profit OF 81 800. $50
or Ss14 on the common in the preceding
year when federal taxes we're 81 622, 4s3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Deatb lotlfes

CLOHECy--June %. 1912, Charles M. sr..
beloved husband Of Lucy ~. Dunn; dear
father OF Mrs Marion Cox. Charles NJ. Jr..
Mary Regina. Thomas Dunn. grandfather
of Mrs Joseph McHale, Mrs. Nelson Boer-
ner Mrs. Robert Boerner, three great
grandsons: brother Of Bernard j. sisters
Mrs ~. y. spore Mrs. Edward Byrnes.
Services from residence, 1852 Glynn court
Friday. $50 a, m, Visitation Church, IL
a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
! Battle Creek Men
Enlist at Fl. Custer

FORT CUSTER, June "a
Two Battle Creek and one South
Haven man today enlisted in the
United States Army. recruiting Of
ficers announced. They are Edwin
d. Moody and Luman NJ. Bailey OF
Battle Creek. and Austin II. Oliver,
South Haven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Canada TO Boost Taxes

OTTAWA. June "a GNS) - A
100 per cent excess profits tax
virtual doubling of corporation
taxes and heavy levies on per-
sonal income, services and goods
were embodied in Canada's an
nual budget before Parliament
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Dividends

Alpha Portland Cement Com
pany has declared a dividend OF
IS cents. payable September Is TO
holders of record September ].
Same amount was voted in April,
which is payable June %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Brewing Company

&. Kruger Brewing Company
has declared a dividend of 1212
cents, payable July is TO holders
of record July 9. Previous pay
ment was the same amount on
January 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

1.-THE Wishing Well has
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Emerson Electric Manufacturing

Company has declared a dividend
OF Is cents on the common, pay
able July 10 TO holders of record
June 30. The declaration is the
first on the common since pay
ment of 10 cents Sept. 30. 1941,
the only payment last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

SEVEN month old brown and white English
setter Name Tppy; last seen saturday.
vicinity Lexington and Beard. liberal re-
ward. Phone Vinewood 1850 evenings. or
vinewodd 2-e722 days.
WATCH-Langines IN leather coin purse;
monogrammed; between 7Mile and n.
Jefferson Monday. Liberal reward. G. a.
Guerin. Eastern Paper BOX, eei5 Z. JEFF
ferson. FItzroy OO20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

Federated Department Stores,
Inc. has declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of 35 cents or
the common. payable July 81 to
holders of record July 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Refunds
Voted ON
War Tax
WASHINGTON. June "a (UP)

WASHINGTON. June "a (UP).
The House ways and means
committee closes its book today
on the new war tax bill after
voting excess profits refunds TO
corporations after the war. The
refunds. in effect, reduce the
eventual profits tax from "a TO
80 per cent.
The committee expects TO turn
the bill over TO drafters today.
They will put the committees de-
cisions into legislative language
for final approval before the bill
is sent to the House. early in July.
The refund voted by the COM
mittee yesterday will accumulate
at the rate of S940. 000. 900 year
and will be credited TO some &c.
900 corporations.
CONVERSION CAPITAL
1t is designed to provide indus
try with the capital necessary. to
turn back from the production of
planes, guns and tanks TO the
manufacture of automobiles, type
writers and refrigerators.
The ways and means commit
tees decision. following the pat
tern of treasury proposal,
provides that IA per cent of cor
poration earnings which for war
tax purposes are considered to be
excess profits" will be returned
TO the corporation after the war.
The committee has voted to tax
excess profits" at the rate of "a
per cent. but the refund reduces
the eventual rate to a net so pei
cent.
A corporations excess profits
are determined by subtracting
from what it earns in a year. the
average of what il earned from
1886 to 1899 inclusive-the four
years preceding the war--or an
amount equal TO fixed percen-
age of its investment.
Is PER CENT TAX
The committee ruled that COR
porations must pay Is per cent
tax on the refund they get after
the war and that none of the re-
fund may be used for payment OF
salaries and bonuses TO executives
or dividends TO stockholders or
for the purchase of securities.
To guarantee that corporations
receive their refund from the
treasury. the committee provided
that within three months of the
time excess profits taxes are paid
the corporation must receive its
credit in the form OF government
bonds which cannot be sold and
which bear no interest.
One third of the bonds held by
each corporation mature at the
end of the second calendar year
after the end of the war. one
third at the end of the third year
and one third at the end of the
fourth year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

ARLINGTON PARK
Track. fast.
First Race--Ariel Lady War Bolt Tip
Your Hat, Super Justice. Star Kan, Red
Buster.
Second Race-Od Smokey
Fourth Race--Fighting Words, Mar
mae. New Glory.
sixth Race-Clickety Clack Careless.
Eighth Race-Jimmie Tom. Des Grieux.
Star Like. Silver b. Birka Boy. Keno
Lion
Ninth Race (substitutel DECLARED off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

Reading Company has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of
25 cents on the common, payable
August - TO holders of record
July 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Marshall Field e. Co. has do

Marshall Field a. Co. has de-
clared quarterly dividend of 20
cents on the common, payable July
81 10 holders of record July Is
Similar amount was paid in the
preceding quarter and in July, last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Death notifes

DELPIER-June %. 1912; sidney D.. be
loved husband Of the late Emma. nee
Gorenflo dear father of Mrs. r. C. Gill
Mrs {. Bollenberg sidney Roger. STANLEY
and Roy, also five grandchildren mourn
him. Funeral from residence, 254i MANS
tque, Friday at $50 a. m St Ambrose
Church Al 10 o'clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

FirestOne Tire and Rubber Com
pany has declared a dividend of
25 cents on the common, payable
July 20 10 holders of record July 3.
A like amount was paid April 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Scratches

BY United Press
AQuEDUCT
Track faSt
First RAce-Blended Well Bottle Imp
Leo's Brandy, Prominette Buckra Our
Victory
second Race 90 Lauerman HoptoWu
Lass. Capt, James, Futurama Day OF
Bootless
Third Race-Big Rebel
Fifth Race Discmont
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track good
First Race street Arab. Sparrow
ChiTp. Rough Biscuit, Talico.
Second Race--Lady Lyonors Stay Out
Worldly Modern Queen.
Fourth Rsce-Dilly Daily, Tiara, Tropic
Zone. Connie lean
Fifth Race-Valdina Dust Satellite,
Medic. Moslem.
Sixth Race Equator
Seventh Light Lady.
Ninth Race-Ca,Omar. Quaroma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

:. June %. Gerald
! OF Mr.. and Mrs
brother of Jimmy.
1880 Hartwelli Fri
and 81. Francis De
Burial at Lansing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

MESIHOtt suddenl,
Robert. darling sOT
Earl WesthOn. dear
Services at residence,
day az $50 a m.
Sales Church at ..
Michigan.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15

ron seis tanques de los alema-
nes".
Aunque los contraataques del
ej6rcito rOio adquieren intensi-
dad en- Voronezh, el mando dice
que no hay raz0nes que acOnse-
j.en ell optimismo en- cuanto ell
destino de esa ciudad.
Nuevas tropas alemanas cru
zan ell Don para extender la ba-
ITALIA en- la orilla este.
"Pravda", 6rgano del partido
.Comunista, no MEGA que la anne
naza es grande.
Aviones de picada de los inva
sores intentaron romper las for
maciones del ej6rcito rojo, pero
'fueron acosados por la aviaci6n
rusa, que sigue mostrando con-
siderable pCtencia en- TODD el pc
rimetro de la batalla del Don.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15
DR.. ROBERTO R T

Buenos Aires, julio 15.-El
expresidente de la Argentina,
DR.. Roberto Ortiz, que renun-
clara el pasado "a de JUNO,
falleci6 hoy luego de dos amos
de enfermedad Y ceguera.
Estaba ciego, padecia de dia
betes y aver Sc lie complicaron
sus dolencias con una bronco
pneumonia.
Tenia 55 amos de edad. Fa-
vorecia Ortiz el mantenimien-
to de mas estrechas relaciones
de ami.tad con Estados Uni
dos.
Pocas horas antes habian vi
sitado su domicilio ell presiden
te Ramon Castillo y Ell carde-
nal Copello, arzobispo de Bue-
nos Aires.
La gaceta., 1942-07-15
ESTAN SIENDO ESCOLTA-
DOS LOS BARCOS MER-
CANTES QUE NAVEGAN
POR Ell CARIBE

Washington, julio 15.-En
un viaje de inspection por la
costa este de la naci6n, ell Sc
cretario de Marina, Mr.. Knox,
declare que va estan siendo
custodiados los barcos mercan
les que navegan por q Caribe
Y a 10 largo de la costa orien-
tai de los Estados Unidos.
La organization del sistema
de convoy Sc do a conocer pc
co despues de haberse dado la
noticia sobre ell hundimiento
de otros dos barcos mercan-
ties, con un total de 371.
"Estamos obteniendo buques
de vigilancia para combatir
los submarines y ponerlos a
prestar servicios sin demora.
Tambi6n sc acrecienta ell n1-
nero de aviones protectores."
Contestando a una preguun
ia sobre la efectividad del sis
tema de convoy, el secretario
contest6: lHa leido listed de
algdn hundimiento dentro de
50 millas de la costa del At
lantico?