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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Pitcher Handuska
HurIs No-Hitter

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Aug. A
(UP). - Pitcher Bill Hanauska
hurled a no hit, no run game for
the Johnstown Johnnies last night,
banking Butler 7 to 0 in a Penn
State League game. Hanauska
walked four batters, struck out
three and allowed only one run
ner to reach as far as third base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
S0ftbdN
Meet on Tonight
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
final championship games Septem.
Der 90
Selfridge Field Filters will meet
Briggs Aircraft, a Detroit Softball
Association Major League team, in
the opening Class A mems tilt
at 7 p. m.
Following this tilt, Brigg S
Bombers, the defending mems
champion, will face Zenith Local
104 a strong contender, at Sis.
marking the first defense Briggs
has made of its crown.
At $50, Local 400 Goods, defend
ing girls champion, will face East
Side Sports. d. s. A. girls cham
pion. in a game that marks con-
tinuation of a rivalry Of years
standing.
All schedules will he carried by
The Detroit Times at least "a
hours in advance OF play as long
as possible.
Tonight's schedule:
CAT MACK PARK)
7o0-setridse Filters VS.. Briggs Aircraft
(menb.
SID Briggs Bombers vs.. Zenith Local
l04 (meu)
$50 Local 800 Goods vs.. East Side
sports tgrlst
Tomorrow nights schedule:
CAT MACK PARKD
700 Hudson Police vs.. Naval Armory
(Class mem.
$50 Donkey Bail (Our Lady ~ Help
Jrs VS.. Intermedlates).
$50 3D. Jackson, Mich vs.. Fruehauf
lMichiKa Ohio Leaguel
(AT MICHIGAN AIKAII FIELD
700 West Side Local ia vs.. Grand
Mont Recreation tClass men).
S:15-Grosse lie Naval Base VS. Local
os3 tClass mem
ESQ., 3 Ford VS.. Chene- Trombly
IClsss A pfrls)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Shank Given Draw;
May Meet Robinson

NEWARK. n. J.. Aug. 4 INS)
Ruben Shank, Denver welter-
weight, made his eastern boxing
debut in a l0-round draw with
Winnie Vines Of Schenectady, ".
y. last night.
Matchmaker Nat Rogers Of the
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
was sufficiently Impressed by the
westerneTS showing 10 ask hi,
manager 10 confer in New York
relative TO closing for a match
nth Ray Robinson. Unbcsten Har.
m battler, on August 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Leblanc Faces
Life Ban From
Local Track
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

when Madam Gray suffered her
injury. She Won her next race.
Fry has stated that Leblanc
must name the men who are in
VOWED with him if the Jockey is 10
have any hopes Of getting back in
the saddle after this admittedly
severe breach of racing rules. He
has taken this stand in the face
of strong efforts 10 have the boy
reinStated Leblanc was one Of
the leading riders at the track at
the time of his suspension. He IS
the cousin and tutor of Eric
Guerin. now third in the race for
riding honOrs.
The stewards have not publicly
stated they would allow Leblanc
10 resume riding If he makes a full
confession. But privately they have
said his only chance lies in such
a move. There is no question that
should Leblanc be. allowed 10 re-
sumo riding in two weeks he would
be convinced that THE men be-
hind him" are powerful enough TO
square things for him no matter
what he may do.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
The stewards official statement
is as follows:
After careful review OF EVIL
dence i'm the case of jockey Eu-
cid Leblanc, the stewards have
respectfully recommended 10
Michigan State Racing Commits
sioner Edward j. Fry that Le-
Blanc's suspension be made per-
manent."
Johnny Adams, leading horse
hacker at the track; Eric Guerin,
and pee-wee Charley Hanauer
each scored a riding double yes
terday with Jess Higley and Eddie
Franklin gaining the other saddle
victories.
Hanauer got the second choice
Cruiser home in the first race and
Adams banged down with -Halea-
loha in the second for a $50 60
Ddliy lOuDlCt lllCu lllllG Sildl icy
waited until the seventh to score
by more than two lengths with S.
and j. HouSton's Red Rose, a $40
wager that was much the best.
Guerin gained his double on the
even money choice Ackwell, with
which he. scored by two and a half
lengths over Happy Winner in the
third and Gallant Hour, the 81 ia
vorite in the fifth, which galloped
by four lengths over To Boot and
four others.
Adams completed his double on
the heavily played Smokin' OFT in
the fourth while fitg1ey saved him.
self from a shutout when he
brought J. F.. Giuffre's Heel In
home by a nose over Kantaka in
a cavalry charge finish to the
eighth race which saw Sherlock
and Ball and Chain also Tapped
on the winner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Prohibit No. IS

Four major league baseball clubs
the Giants, Reds, Braves and
Phils-do not permit their players
TO wear No. 10 on their uniforms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Probable Pitchers
by Unlted Press
NATIONAL. IEAGTE

Brooklyn CHigbe iO-s) at New Tori
(McClee 3-2l-6:45 p. m.
Restsn iTehin e-i4l Al Philadelphia
johnson 5.12D-3i5 p. m.
chicago TBTthOrn 6-T1 At PTtfSourEn
flaming 3-ob--3:i3 p. m.
81. Louis tGumbert s-5) at Cincinnati
1Vandermeer G0-s13 ?. m.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York ,Borowy 1o-l) at wuhington
(CarrasqusI 5-4D--s.30 p. N.
Philadelphia IL. Harris lo-s) at Boston
tHughson 1873 p. m.
DETROIT CBRIbGEs 7-D at Chicago
(Smith 2-lT)--3 y. m
Cleveland fHArder e-D a, ST. Louis
(HollingswoTth 1875 80 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
national I1AGUT
Decision Unpopular

HOLYOKE. Mass, Aug 4 GNS)
-Carmlne Fatta. Brooklyn icath-
erweight scored an unpopular de-
cisiOn over Cleo Shans. Los An
gclrs Negro ln l0 rounds here last
night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Too Confident

Young Corbett III. former well
terweight boxing champion, made
a wager that he could run a mile
in five minutes or under recently.
He tried il and lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Yesterdays
Detroit Results

! FIRST RACE-sl,OO. claiming. 5-year-
olds and up. mile and 20 yards.
/ Cruiser (HanAuer) 500 40 , 90
Goodanwarm Gray $50 3 so
Leon Greenick (Caffarella) 800
Time i:46 3-5. OFF 4:47l5
Town League, Valdina Sun, Our Wnne
and Star Stopper also ran.
SECOND RACE-Sl,Oo, claiming 5.year-
Odds "a mile.
Halealoha (Adams) 500 $40 $50
Muligatawney (Guerin) 40 $40
'Peppercade (Jones) so
Time us 3-5. of Sis
Pure Brlar, Valdina Love Sir Valiant.
Andys Love also ran.
Field.
THIRD RACES 900, clslmin. Swear
Odds and up. E. mile.
Ackwen (Guenn) 400 $50 2.40
Happy Winner Qngess) $40 $50
Miss Romance (Delucia) 800
Time IA 2-5, off 5:4sl
Norsweep and First Up also ran
FOURTH RAcE-2-year-olds, - mile:
smokin' OFT (Adams) 100 20 800
Perfect Score (Higley) 400 400
Savage Sailor Beverly 40
Time l :01 is. off 5:20h
Diamond Anne. Icy Run. Sandy Sku.
Homeward and Air Corps also ran
FIFTH RAcE-3-yssr-olds and up, g
furlonRs
Gallant Hour (Guerin) 700 100 50
To Boot (GonzaleZ) $50 z so
Anahuac CJonesl 3 90
Time IL As or sSi
FlourtoNn Reign Countess and Catalonia
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3-year-olds 6 furlonEs.
Conejo (Frankln) 900 $50 $40
War BAN (Strange) 500 90
Uncle Jock adams 3 so
Time III 2-5, off 2Oh
Big Meal, Columbus nay and Last Bub-
bic also ran,
SEVENTH RACE-S1 200, claiming, g.
year-Olds and up. I lis miles
Red Rose CHanauer) 1000 $50 400
Burning Stick (South) $50 80
Naldina Paul Gray 2 so
Time IS 35
BonJour and RI Toreador also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 81 100. claiming, 3
year-olds and up, ! 1-is miles
Heel In (HigleyD 1920 $40 $40
Kantaka (Guerin) 500 $50
Sherlock (Caffarella) 2, so
Time 1:46 rs.
Bail and Chain. Dissenslon Sir, Honey
boo and Mon Time also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Tigers Defeat
Great Lakes

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
ringer scored on Radcliff's single
IOutfielder Ned Harris and pitcher
Roy Henshaw were out on flies 10
third baseman Ernie Andres, and
the inning was ended when Nc
Cosky. attempting TO steal home,
was tagged by catcher frankie
Pytlak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

World Famous Comics! Three
pages every day in Daily De
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Skin Cracked
Between Tees?

Get a jar Of MERCIREx tIlbaAA
tmercy-resl today from your
druggist. Hundreds have discovered how its
SIX active medical ingredients often prompt
- relieve itching, burning. oozing, cracking
which are usually q sign Of athiste's foot
helps guard against local infection. million
Jars used. Must relieve or money refunded.
Economy Sire Jar. 6oc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Dan Parker Pays tribute TO Shannon Cormack

Henry Armstrong won't listen to friends. He is trying
tour of five bouts within period of six weeks
It's sad ending for the great little Negro we fear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
ARCARO'S WHIRIY- RIDE pIsAPPOINTS
A SPORTS COLUMN IN SHORT PANTS

Note 10 my eathered ticket friends Nore Dame is
now taking reservations meeting between
Michigan the Irish Those Of You who have tires
walking better wire for the ducats IN advance
There's end Make Baer With the decline in boxing
everywhere thought surely Madcap Make would fall from
the sports pages Tor The duration.
But The picture Of Max kissing Mrs Stephen
Cranes as congrauatory gesture her marriage
you recognize the name Mrs Cranes
other than the former Lana Turner.
One of these days expect to walk into the Times sports
department hailed the Grea Garbo of the place We
likely 20 be all alone.
Already the draft has taken George Maskn Bill Hardy and
Bob Paul Elliott leaves Wednesday, Jake Berson follows
week George Van taking his physical today And Don
outdoors Cities than weeks the business
end of a machine gun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
FILL BASES, FAIL

Great Lakes succeeded in load
ing the bases in the second inning
Ion singles by Andres, Joe Grace
and an intentional pass TO Pytlak.
but the threat ended when Rigney
struck out.
The sailors scored twice in the
last half, but still trailed at the
end of the eighth. 5 to 2.
Grace started the rally with a
single. Hadjuk followed with a
triple to right, scoring Grace. PVT
lax flied TO shortstop Franklin, but
Eddie Pellagrini, pinch hitting for
Meers, drove a double 10 center,
sending Hadjuk home. The blue
jackets attack was halted when
Hal Manders, who replaced Hen
shaw in the fifth, struck out Earl
Bolyard and Mccoy.
Today the Tigers open a series
with the White Sox at Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Scratches
BY United Press

ROCKINGHAM PARK
Track. fast
First Race--Ca reer Girl sun Ivy Tfb.
berry lab, Pomplit
Second Race--sergeant Bob, Comedian,
Bright News.
Third Race -PariferdA
Fifth Race-Fair Wiz
Ninth Race-NitAl LADY DARK Mis-
chief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Tiger Batting Averages

'Totals 107 364s AZ ai0 3si SO "a,
'Irr'uees totals Of Fuchs Rowe and
McNair and tie game Of July A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

Dan Parker, famed Hearst coumnist pays swell tribut
to Shannon Cormack, Times writer who died recently.
Shannon's end while away vacation We
like to add bated word For and grand phosoph
of life and We have met who topped him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
SARATOGA
Track. fast

Second Race-La Joconde. Highomsr
Fourth Race Happy Lark.
sixth Race Roman Flag
seventh ace--Brighten Up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Twilight Racing Fad Started at River Downs

The twilight meeting the Detroit track has been
such that Edward Strong who also is general
of the River Downs oval has started the twilight fad
there
And while about it. here for the clients Watch
out for 2year-od named Doris Elaine at the River Downs
oval. The price will be right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

Joe Cummskey PM sports editor quotes Joe Louis saying
that he will defend his heavyweight title again
is against member of his
We refuse to believe Joe made such statement Instead
believe Joe Louis if questioned would he will fight
of who he has right challenge his
position the best fist fighter in all captivity.
Jack Dillon time claimant of the light heavy
weight boxing title, ST. critically i'll with bronchial
onia in the Chattahooche Fla hospital This
today to Mr. and Mrs Charles Bray 1876 Haleah
Fla. here for the racing
1t was supplied by Dr. j. B. OConnor attending physician
by telegram after the Brays had made inquiries concerning Dill
Ions condition Dillon has made his home Florida 1926
Dillon fought in Detroit only His opponent Ted
Black, in December 1918.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Kissing Movie Stars
Max Baers --latest
Way 10 Get in Print
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

Jones trainer OF Whirlaway right Chicago
print and he disappointed in the ride Eddie Mr.
Longa" the Arlington Classic Saturday. Whirly
the post $40 and second to Founders
We've sorta felt Arcaro has had than his share of
good luck the running of this Kentucky Derby He
chose Devil Diver Shut Out Then after Wayne Wright
gained horse, pushed
in future
Wen always feel Wayne Wright and Shut Out should
been named the Gallant Fox Sande.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

Watch for Indiana in the Big Ten this year They
plenty And all the preseason moaning 30 Mcmillan do
won't change it.
Hail to Chick Haber and his triumph the St Paul Open
The Battle Creek fairway walter has really arrived
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

FIRST RACE
SECOND RACE
THIRD RACE
FOURTH RACE
FIFTH RACE
SIXTH RACE
SEVENTH RACE
EIGHTH RACE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

Early Warning: They're
Now fakino |Reserva-
tions for M.-Irish Tilt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Citizenship Class Free

a frcc citizenship class is now
meeting ~ : y. m zach WcdncS-
DAY and FRIDAY IN the basement
Of 'hc Church Of tho Madonna
Oalnan boulevard near Twelfth
stIca'. according 10 Frederick s
DoGa.an director Of tho depart
oout of adult education of the
n-irnN hnaLd nl cducaMnn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

Six WAYNE County boards today
arc sending quotas OF inductceS 10
Fort CuSterfor training. They are
Boards No. l3. one; No. ~, 80; No
-. 2S, No. 50, %; No. g., 10, and
No. 63 20. N\
The list Of inducteeS follows:
BOARD NJ. Is
Kermit Mutun. Mayfield. ~.
BOARD No aS
FranCis r OHaUion. l6i Nurih Military
ffrary Vincent Pogorzelski, 1868 Keller
John y. Nailee. RIO RademaChef Dean "
sra,kney. 705 Beard. william A. Mango.
$40 SprnEWcis pasquAle DOnofrio, ll71
South Nar.ng: Walter r Hryans. 1873 as
Grain; John ". Kot'arczyk 94f6 carbon
Walter =. Ryska. III south Forman
.nafles " Virgil, 2of0 Central; Archie j
iIviera. 420 South Colonial, Steve Chabina.
$500 Vanderbilt. clinton Young. i0il Rade-
macher, Robert II. Ahen. 6739 Bost~ick
Lawrence Nnivak 1903 South Fort: John
q. TAYLOR. 1920 Infantry Charles J. Sell.
HOTi Keller. vigil r pepin, $500 West
Jefferson Fred a. Gabriel j. ISL Gln-
nam John Gatta $50 North Dragon.
Carmel Spitcri 1856 South Annabelle
'dwatd Fisher 9lti sire; kirkor g. Hsch-
'gian. 1879 Oakdale. John J. Kallay, 1882
.'at.raIu. Jesse \ Nlncze 20li South
ireyfrars, John j. Macy, l2sfs Purdle
curtis p. bowling 1853 Liyernois: George
1896 Thaddeus John T Gondek. $50 south
Det. John Metro Ptu,esen. 5f3 south Ford
son Gino i pIph.n. t2A Luther. Detroit
Ar'nur - pufard ~ Leblanc RIVER Rouge
BOARD NJ. SIS
John VISA 2Nci Sanna. Chaf,.es
.fnt SfeaIWAu. Gustav Pt'ter ls%t
SaH1a R4fr - Iovrekovch lsil Ferney
john $a,-N, iiie ,!onainon fr,e'
tttapetan. 2T7} F1uo, Foiney n LeeW
rra.ru tt67 Bhsham. OHIO r Besudoin
7ais Calhoun Walter J summers Jr.. bbfh
Coleman TuIfr Albert 2l21 Cantsrhur\
Alien 2750 Holly. Edward Mycek ~
Wo-Ecr. Paul Ysnkin. 7sfs Coleman An
t1pny r. Gabrysze~skl 1925 Horser, Thad-
de-. W CrrikieUicz 1912 Warren James
X Cr.rin. 7Giq Rarrio. Dorlenic Valentine
sSis Appo'ine Norman r. Wenskay, 1921
Normandale. Cornelius 9 Miches. 1867
Mche's Nern'ce keifer 1911 Neckrl
Alfred J. St1 Sol S'eadmsn, Marvin ?.
Hogie 1920 Michigan; Frank janik r..
5I7s Bingham Joseph q Hufes u
R-ooA'yn = s.; SanJel Ratarak. $50 La
ralre Fernta.e Henry Eas'erh'l'e
s,f5 lsham. Detroit.
BOARD 30 $!
Joseph IS Va al-- belmont Edward
) swgtek 1895 Dys-. Harry kIchapsk.
Iblt ty8H0s N.hae' Lata -l5i Dan
f.rh Alfred s'rmp.en ilfle LumpHn
amer JskuSnryich 1872 Lgmpkin John
kfaWrf5 2t5t Uanf0r'u- Thomas J. TabAc'
srt st3 IUWpkIr. Jprn stSzlk Jr.
u $50 DeG4trdte Chester \ Ghnshl, llfIh
Anthony o. UatrnWsbt. 2i12 Z.no0 WI
lam IS Eavvss 2tas G,s, ing Nlfk
uI',-rrt 2'Fi fdNi0 Walter W to.son.
iit-5 igwi- N'.-ari hmm -3sl Gray
l!0.. water S-It8 4"stl. 1850 St Auo'n
tra- -.t~r -Hls Dar.f;. s'sn.e'
s-.s-rre --t T.ar1 He'r IieHr.sl
.-.l r-.a.t. -tph 4. sgopirst. 21+
o. uGftt J-srph p. sNie-pei go VIA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
CAN'T keep
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
She's as Lively as a Youngster-
Now her Backache 10 better

Many sufferer. relieve nagring backaehe
quickly, once they discover that the real
cause ~ thor trouble may be tired kidneys
The Kidneys are Natures chief way Of TAX
irr the e1gcss acids and waste out 81 the
blood. They help most people pass about 3
y,nts n day.
When disorder 81 kidney function permits
poisonous matter 20 remain in your blood. ~
NAV cause narc,ng hackache Rheumatic pains.
.Ior pans. I0ss Of pep and energy. getting up
ririts. sUe.ung, puff css under the ewes.
loadlrhos md dizziness. Frequent or scanty
tlssafrs with Fmar'InE md burning some
1 mos shows there is something wrong with
,.ur kd-r,s ur bladder.
Don't. va.t' Ak your druggist for Doan's
rHs. used successfully hy millions for over
4n,eqrs. Itcv give happy rellrf and vill help
to I 3 20 Of kidney tubes fush out poison
ous waste IRON your blood. Get Doans Plls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

OF ) ply "Gator-hide" Kraf,
board ne" wood grain finish,
fie'yy wood framed doorway for
added ''reng,h-,ouch the latch
and door slides down, Corner,
and edges, dust resistant,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

STURDY wood frlminc, highly lac
quered! Both doors ,ide-love,
door may be raised at TOP. with
out stopping for extra storage
pace Nickel plated, trunk tvnc
latch. Regular 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
. messages muscles
. absorb jars, shocks

Were all COINS to be hack feet comfort in shoe
viii loom more important than ever! Rest-O-Pcdic air
cushioned shoes scientifically designed for greatest watkins
and the styles the latest for Spring High Shoes
Oxford> black brown full gram oakn black brown kid
1ntiue feathers black kangaroo Sizes - "A ZEE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
6WdyneBodrds
Send Drdftees
To Fort Custer

Six Wayne County boards today
arc sending quotas OF inductceS 10
Fort CuSterfor training. They are
Boards No. l3. one; No. ~, 33; No
-. 2S. No. 50, 2S; No. g., 10, and
No. g. 20 Ny
The list OF inducteeS follows:
BOARD NJ. rs
Kermit Mluton. MAY Yield, ky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
AII-Ddy Celebration
For Service Men Set

One hundred soldiers, sailors
and marines will be the honored
guests at an sll-dsy celebration
next Sunday at Arcadia Park,
Telegraph and Wick roads.
The Rev. John II. Boyko, pastor
Of the Holy Trinity Ukrsnian Or
thodox Church. will celebrate an
open air solemn high mass at
IL 30 a. m, which will be followed
by a dinner and entertainment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Hercules i'm Air Corps
U. Of NJ. Grid Star Renda Moved From Custer
to Miami for Officer Training

, his induction. He will he trained
as an officer and physical in
Structor.
Awaiting assignment in the cen.
ter is Roy L. Reuther. 80. Detroit
labor leader, who was indicted
Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

kAEUIs nAENOAA tnAfy oAAAAB
at Camp Custer during 1899
and 40.
Phyllis Scrsfano. 17346 Dresden
avenue, has received her call for
duty in the nurses corps at Cha
mute Field, Ill. She formerly was
a nurse at St Marys and Henry
Ford hospitals.
Eight Detroiters received their
commissions Of first or second lieu
tenants in the officers reserve
corps upon graduation at the Uni
versity OF Michigan. Doctors Wal
ter G. Scheuerrman, 1143 West Nc
Nichols road; James M. McCord.
10 Peterboro, and Nelson w.
Green. 1921 Roselawn avenue.
now are first lieutenants IN the
medical corps: Award &. Pinnock.
1855 Huntington avenue. a second
lieutenant In the signal corps; San
ford M. Harris, 1911 Chicago boule-
ward. and Edward b. Harrison,
1885 Lancasterxhire avenue, sec
ond beutenants In the infantry;
Robert L. Collins, 1855 Colling-
wood avenue, second lieutenant in
the engineering corps and Alfred
wv. Owens. 17207 Pennington drive,
q second lieutenant in the air
corps.
From Fort Knox, Ky; comes
word that eight Detroiters have
accomplished the step from nom
commissioned TO commissioned
officers through graduation from
the ar1nored force officers candi-
date school there and now are
classed, second lieutenants. They
are: James c. Thompson, 5000
Sixteenth street; John K. F1an-
merry, 2241 Beniteau avenue; Leon
ard J. Grabow, 1872 Glynn court;
John G.. Macleod, 4044 Hardwood
avenue; John J. Rolak. 3742 Martin
avenue; Robert J. Parks, 20136
Picadilly avenue: Ben T. Stephens,
1883 West Grand avenue and
James Turner, 1890 Wark avenue.
Don. Coates. 1922 Sixth street,
who recently was indicted into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Times STAR Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. June 17.-Pvt.
Hercules Renda. former University
Il Michigan football star. has been
Transferred from Fort Custer TO
the Army Air Corps and is now
training at Miami, Fla.
Private Renda has been on duty
with the classification section in
the recruit reception center since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

corps. lie volun-
teered for serv-
ice a n d w q .
commissioned q
first lieutenant
and assigned to
the m e die a l
staff ut Fort
George Wright.
w ash Doctor
Kuhn received
his b. S. degree
from the Uni
~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Service Notes:
Service Notes:
Draft Physician
Enters Army as
First Lieutenant

DIR. Richard r. Kuhn. 100 juno
ton avenue. examining physician
for local draft board IS. has gone
into active duty with the army air
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With Stomach Ulcer Pains :
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remained 90 hale and hsarty had she
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more your sufferings. Try q zoc boz OF
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burn. burninE sensaf3on. b1esf sna
other conditions caused by sxcsss add
Udga Tablets must help or nsnsy TO-
funded. At drug stores everywhere.
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"Your Own Hersscops.s by
Frances Drake, h ono % many
famous features I'm The Detroat
Times
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w as recently
promoted TO be
a lie Ut enant.
has been shifted
to tn e 45th
Quartermasterx'
corps in Oak
land. Cal. He In
a graduate Of
the Fishburne
military school
at Waynesboro.
Va. and had his
early training
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DETROIT EVENING TINES CpHoNE CHERRY $500

army. Is spending a few days with
his father, Archie L. Coates. He
was employed in the business Office
OF the YMCA and won the Omega
Alpha Pi scholarship trophy at the
Detroit Institute Of Technology
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For the inside News" of
Washington. Fellow Paul NAL
Ions Column IN thu Times.
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troit and his M. d. Degree from
Wayne University college of medi-
cine. He was a staff surgeon at st.
Mary's and Boothe Hospital.
Lieut.. William G. Hancock,
6121 Neff road, who has been sta
toned at Camp Roberts, Cal, and