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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

Joe Louis and Ray Robinson quoted declaring that
their ring engagements will be with other Negroesthe
idea being the boys Of their make
money They figure they've done for the whites
Doc Lavan, the old ST. Louis Browns shostop full COM
mander in the the highest ranking big caguer the
armed forces Lavan is in the medical He got his
degree from University Of Michigan before George
Sisler a student at Ann Arbor
Stanley Edward Howard 65year-old Philadelphia strong
who mas 14nch chest expansion, has 957 blood
transfuons and aiming at the 1000mark Not since Rogers
Hornsbys time has National League batter the title
row, but Pete Reser Of the Dodgers fair way do
The lowaCadets Great Lakes West Point and Annapolis
included in Nore Danes football opponents this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
RALLY NIPPED

II was Luke Appling who saved
Lyons hide in the ninth. AT that
With men on first and second and
two out. the Sox shorStop went
behind second for McCosky'
smash through the box and
whipped him out 10 end the game
Chief feature OF the Detroit at
tack was Rudy York'S sixteenth
homer of the season, a blast which
was exploded in the second with
one out and the bases bare.
Today Hal Newhouser will try
his luck against the rejuvenateC
Thornton C'The Goon") Lee.
Jimmy Bloodworth, who was
suffering from a touch of malarial
fever yesterday, is expected to be
back at work today for tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Sweet Victory
FerndaIe Jockey Keeps Plugging Rides His First
Winner and II Pays Baekers $3.50
BY LEWIS ii. WALTER

young Keith, spoke to several
jockeys agents about him. One OF
them placed Keith with the stable
of Max Wexler of Cleveland. That
fall he heard young Keith was still
with the Wexler stable. walking
horses; doing his work with q
smile.
Zone of the quietest, cleanest,
incest youngsters you ever saw"
Wexler told the head steward.
Well, the quiet. nice youngster
Keith Warner. rode his first win
ner at the Detroit Race Track yes
|terday. II was his twenty-Seventf
chance. but 10 be truthful. youns
Keith, now 20, hasn't bad his picl
lof mounts. Whenever his stabl,
had a horse they thought would
score, they put a crack rider I'D
1t was a little diScouraging.
But a month ago Wexler solo
keith's contract to Jimmy Powers
the Detroit automobile man who
has stable of live horses out a,
the Fair Grounds. Yesterday he
and Trainer c. Hyde Smith de.
cided they'd put Keith on Princess
I Olo in the seventh race. Princess
Olo hadn't won race in two years
SO what could they lose?
Well. they didn't lose anything
Not when Keith Warner saw he
had a chance TO win with the 4.
year-old FLY. She was running
horse in that stretch and she came
from behind as though she hac
seven league boots TO catch the
leading Queenie in the last iumr
L for a nose victory.
There was a gasp at Princes!
IOlo's victory. There was more o.
a gasp when the payoff number.
went up on the big board. Prin
Icess Olo returned the third high
est mutuel of the meeting. $50. so
S23.60 and SO across the board.
The big winners of the day
however. were the Army and Navy
Relief Funds, which divided a eff
lof S25. 900 from the track. Gov
NJ urray d. Van Wagner pre-
Isented a check for S12,5O0 to Mai
William II. Kite Jr.. for the Army
land similar one 10 Commander
I A. F. Duernberger for the Navy
Bands from TT Wayne and sht
Naval Armory paraded before the
ceremony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Salute to Franklin Hills
BOND PARTY SHOWS
WAY TO OTHER CLUBS
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

Here's a salute to Franklin Hills
Country Club!
It's a salute the sports depart
ment of The Detroit Times is
certain all lovers OF sports will
Join in extending TO this wonderful
club.
Franklin Hills members and
guests last night walloped the ball
down the middle and plenty far in
the greatest game of ala game
which has as its objective the
defeat Of the Axis and the triumph
Of liberty throughout the world.
The occasion was a bond party,
the first event OF its kind held in
this country, and which establishes
a pattern other clubs throughout
the country undoubtedly will
follow,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Yankee Stadium May Get All World Series Games

it is the Yankees and Dodgers again Judge Lands will
that all Of the be played in the Yankee Stadium
large contribution possible to the relief
funds Tommy Walsh reports that Jack kearns located
Chicago represents machine which Identification
cards complete with photo thumbprnt and
the Of 500 hour Jack hopes that every
American citizen will be ordered carry such evidence
Identification Walsh says ALREADY Jack has lined up
plants With extra ice shows booked we'll the
roller skating derby doesn't look much like Madi-
Square Garden planning hockey this Failing
Johnny Murphy of the Yankees
he fading a relief pitcher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Continued on Page 21)
Former As HurIer
Commits Suicide

p O r I'll ND, Ore, Aug. S
QNS).-Lyle M. Bigbee, Philadel-
phia Athletics pitcher in the early
2Os, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself in the head in his
boarding house room. the cor
oner's office reported today.
Bigbee, who was as. was a star
at the University of Oregon and
played for Portland and Seattle in
the Pacific League before going
to Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Sportsman Dead

PORTSMOUTH. r. J.. Aug. ;
GNSl.-Dan w Jones. IS, wealthy
Socialite sportsman and graduate
manager of athletics at Center
College, Kentucky when that
schools famous praying colonelS
gained glory on the gridiron. died
yesterday after a long illness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
In Leo's Backyard

NEW YORK. Aug. ; CUPl.-
The New York Giants begin con-
ditioning for the 1912 National
Professional Football League sea-
son tomorrow al Superior State
Teachers College. Superior. Wis.
A squad OF 40 will be on hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
PLAYERS BANNED

SCanlon. II. Johnson. his brother
Billy BomberS' long short. and
Briggs pitcher Johnny Geaerals
were all given the heave-ho.
Following the melee. Briggs sub
Stituted Eddie Figelski for Pearl
on the mound and went on 10 win
handily. Q 10 ,
Virtually all teams in the tour.
.ney are cunning for Briggs Bomb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
INSPIRING GATHERING

War bonds totaling upwards oil
$3.50. 000-more than a third OF
million--were purchased by mem
berS guests and employees Of the
club al one of the most inspira-
tional gatherings ever held.
A mere golf reporter attended
figuring that in meeting old &C.
.quaintances he'd pick up some
golf items. Maybe Ed Atlas would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
NATIONAI IIAGtI
Probable Pitchers
Nv United Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit tNewhcuser So at cricau
Uec. OH. ,. N
Cleveland Ocean 7-sl ~ 81 Louis dHol
lingsW orth. 7-5l. $50 g. m
New YORK fGomez. $40 % washington
tCarrasquel. So, $50 p.
Philadelphia tNoiN a-Sl AZ Fost0r
,Huchson l2.3i. 3 p.
NATIONAL LEACIE
Chicago tFleminc 2-3l a. PttsnIrE'
tSewell ii-el. SIS p m
New York tsunkel 2-gI a. BrDoklyf
tAifeh. iO-5I. q 80 3 NJ
Boston BARLEY f-sl A. Phuadelphis
tHuEhes 7-i1l. . p m
81 Louis CBeszlsy u-1 a. Cincinnati
CWslters, 1879. = >. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
WRITER'S TO SELL

The Detroit chapter of the Base
ball Writers Association. through
its chairman, Leo mcdonnell. of
fered to sell all the tickets in the
press box. a total of $40. The
Variety Club wanted $50 and the
United States Truck Co., Inc, orr
dered 100. That was just the start.
One after another at the table as
sured the chairman. Wendell w.
Anderson. of the Bundy Tubing
Company, they would take their
quota.
Ralph f. Murphy, president of
the Retail Merchants Association.
said he would contact every MEM
Der and see that they helped.
Frank X. Martel, president of the
Detroit and Wayne County Fed
leration of Labor, assured the conn.,
'mittee that nothing would be left
.undone to get the message TO the
workingman. r. ]. Thomas, presi-
dent of the UAW-CIO, wired from
Milwaukee his Who'll c-hearted
pledge of support He was unable
TO attend yesterdays luncheon at
the Detroit Club as ne was at the
annual convention of his group.
The record crowd for Briggs
Stadium is 1888. set July 4, 1910,
with Cleveland. This is the mark
the baseball people are aiming at.
"A complete sellout would mean in
the neighborhood of $4,000 for
the fund. The Army and Navy
Emergency Fund is to take care
of families of our soldiers and
sailors during that time between
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
They're Sprinters, Fiies, Reuters TO Meade

Meade only jockey active today who twice has
the rder-ohe-year award classified all horses he rides into
three dvisionssprne FLIES and Meade says the
spners Station Jamestown the best
FLIES Black Helen and Bazaar and the best Cavacade
Eight Thirty and Discovery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

Claude Passeau of the Cubs, who pointing for his
fifteenth victory last reports asked how he good
~ often wonder myself Paseau chucked. you know
used belong the Tigers Jack Zeer told that unless
learned pivot and pitch like Earl Whehl l would
amount TO anything tried TO hur the Jack wanted
and the nfeders held their gloves their
dered which way the ball going Yes sir guess still
nopivo guy. But think Of it, Carl Hubbel belonged
saw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

KNOWS Il lEeI never llhtS Lyons
and vice-versa
That may be one reason there
were a few snarls around the hotel
rooms which serve as cages while
the Bengals are completing their
three days Of chores here against
the White Sox.
Yesterday their blood enemy.
Lyons, clipped their claws, or
something like that The para
doxical old Bear Of Baylor. sta
tiStics reveal. has never been a
lasting peril 10 the Tigers. They
have beaten him with great con-
SiStcnCy Of recent years
However, Tommy Bridges and
Johnny Corsica were unable 10
stop the ordinarily hiteSs Hose
yesterday and they grabbed the
opener for old Ted. 5 to 1. But
the irony of il all was the manner
in which the winning run was
scored. With the score tied in
the eighth the SoX started a rally
when Taffy Wright singled "a
right and moved on 10 second as
Harris kicked the ball around.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
FAST THINKING

The miScue put Bridges in a
hole and he followed by passing
Joe Kuhel. Corsica took over at
this stage and Bob Kennedy sac
rificed. Mike fresh was pur-
posely passed and that put il up 10
either Corsica or Lyons.
In this clutch il was fresh who
die fast bit Of thinking and it
cost the Tigers the game Lyons
hit 10 Franklin, who apparently
had a double play in front Of him.
He moved il 10 tag fresh, but the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Civic Leaders
Pledge. TO Buy
$1,000 Tickets
Mayor Says New York
Crowd Of 57.3o5 VIII
Be Bettered Aug. %
BY EDGAR HAYES

Industry, capital and labor have
decided TO get together and play
ball" TO make the Army and Navy
Emergency Relief game the big
gest event of the season. The
Detroit Tigers and the ST. Louis
Brownies will play two games
Sunday. August %, and the entire
proceeds will GO TO the fund.
1--WE show we are still the best
sports town I'm the world"
Mayor Edward J. JeffrieS Jr.
told a group Of leaders from all
walks of life yesterday. They
had 57,3O5 for the game in the
Polo Grounds between Brooklyn
and the Giants. Wen do better
than that. Wen pack every inch
of space In the big stadium"
And the leaders present re-
'Sponded by pledging 10 buy $1,000
tickets, the general admission seats
that usually go on sale the day of
the game. The Briggs Manufac-
turing Company led the way with
Ia purchase of 1000 tickets. all of
which will be given TO service men.
Right behind were two of the
towns most public and sports
minded citizens. Fred Matthaei.
who. besides being president of
American Metal Products Com
'pany, is the guiding spirit of
famed Linsdale College. He bid at
once for 500 tickets. He was fol-
lowed by few seconds by Nate
Shapero, president of the Cunning
ham Drug Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Major Lea que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 5-iO-i. DETROIT 4-i0l Lyons
and fresh. Bridges Corsica 80 and Par
sons
Washington 4.7-2 New YORK 3.7.3 Hud
son and Early. iLindell. Russo a. and
Rossr. Hsmsley.
Philadelphia sal. Boston $40 March
ldon and Swift. &C. Wagner. Ryba (sJ
and Conroy. Peacock
Cleveland at ST. Louis, postponed.
TLosing pitcher.
TODAl'S GAMES
DETROIT IT Chicago
Cleveland a. ST. Louis (nighO
New York az Washington (nightt.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Tiger Pitching Records

Totals los 81 IS es6 453 3s3 4si
includes totals Of Fuchs and Rowe and
he game Of July 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Lucky Lyons
II Changes for The Better Against Tigers as White
Sox Veteran Beats Tommy Bridges, 5-4
special to 1HE DETROIT TUNES

into reverse. Franklin whipped
the ball. 10 York. retiring Lyons
after hesitating. and not making
the play at second as he should
have done.
Then, although fresh was easily
doubled when ne again reversed
his field and headed for second il
was too late. Wright had already
crossed the plate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

have something new 10 report on
the approaching MICA Open-Ams-
teur al Rackham. Or maybe Jules
Schubot would reveal how he'd
finally learned TO keep his head
down in the clutch.
Mrs. f. j. Jeffries Jr. was there
with the mayor. OF course she'd
spare a little time 10 comment on
those big Tam O Shanter green's
she'd tackled earlier in the day.
If not that surely Harry jacobson
would tell how he once played IL
holes in one hour fiat, or some-
thing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

Three years ago little young
ster named Keith Warner walked
into the office of Presiding Stew
ard Jack S. Young at the Detroit
Race Track and said he would like
TO be jockey.
I'm selling papers on the cor
ner OF Nine-Mile and Woodward,
now, Mr.. Young. but like
horses. I'm sure l can make a
good jockey and I'd like TO have
a chance"
Young looked the young man
over, found he had left the tenth
grade at Hazel Park High School
that he was one of two sons OF
Mrs. Velma Teman of 469 West
Nine-Mile road. He wanted TO help
his family and himself. had never
been on a race track but because
of his small size. figured he might
have the makings of a rider.
Now race crackers don't encour-
okt DON Win ilit lux
to try and become a rider. Young
told Keith it probably meant
months, perhaps a year or two of
hard work around the barns be-
fore he even got a chance to ride
that the city probably would offer
him a better chance TO get ahead.
MOTHERS PLEA
Two days later young Keith was
back again with his mother.
Judge Young" said Mrs. Tie
man, my boy has his heart so
set on being a jockey, I'm afraid
he won't be much good for any
thing else until he has his fling.
He says he's willing to walk
horses, clean the stables, do any
thing TO get started. Can you
give him a chance
Young isn't in the employment
business but he liked the looks of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
GOLF Is TABOO

But this was one time none of
these, or any others in the color
full gathering. had any time for
golf. And for once the reporter
was glad they didn't.
Besides being stirred by ~
markable addresses by Frank ~.
lsbey. who has charge Of bond and
stamp sales in tho state. and Nate
s. Shapero president OF Franklin
Hills. he had experienced thrills
far greater than any game could
possibly produce
lie had seen 634 persons invest
more than a third Of a million
dollars IN the greatest cause cveri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
TODAl'S GAMES

Chicago AZ Pittsburgh tnight
Brooklyn AZ New York might.
Boston AZ Philadelphis might
81. Louis At Cincinnati might.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE
IIIltS UtIlIIlU UtI,
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

NdIIltS UtUITlU ItdUtI,
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn $50 New York l-s.n Hirbs
and owen: Mctiee and banning. TIE
game. called hrst half Of tenth, OCD
regulations
Pittsburgh 2-li-O. Chicago 10. Klinger
and Lopez. Bithorn ana Mccullough.
Philadelphia ISL Boston 2-7-2. John
son and Bragan. Tobin and Mast
Cincinnati $50. 81 Louis 3-5-l wander
Nicer. BeEgs a. and west fKrist. Cum.
bert a.. Dickson 90 and W. Cooper
winning pitcher. Losing pitcher
Evening star., 1942-05-09

FURNITURE in well-furnished
private home. fine mahogany
dining suite. living room suite,
bedroom suite. occasional chairs,
marble lamp and other unusual
pieces. Also home for sale. 314O
18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-09
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colo.ed, desires general housework
plain cooking, or nursemsid. Trinidad
MAIDS, two, colored experienced want
gh.w., part-time cleaning. also mother S
helper; prefer eve. work. Call DE. 469S
WOMAN. colored. applies for days work
OF any kind. Ludlow 06S3-J.
Evening star., 1942-05-09

WOMAN. colored. capable. care OF child 2
yrs, general housework, employed couple;
attractive salary. Interview, 1851 Tay-
lor st. NV
Evening star., 1942-05-09
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better SerUice. dduer-
tiSerS are requested to in
( clude telephone number in
( announcements under For
Rent CldSSifcdtions.
Evening star., 1942-05-09
SITUATIONS WoMEk.
(Continued)
Woman Attractive POiSe.

Able to meet and handle public. expert
enced business executive, is open for po-
Sition manager or busy executives
sistant Top salary only. Box lib,
Star 10.
Evening star., 1942-05-09
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.
Continued. }

NICE, DRY UNFURNISHED basement fol
rent for any purpose. storage, etc: nr
18th and Col. I'd. Columbia 2654
2 ROOMS. 1904 Emerson ne.
VERY CONVENIENTLY LOCATED room,
suitable for ? Govt: sirls. Reas. Refs.
From TO s. IA 1918, ask for Wilson
from to pm. North 1918,
Evening star., 1942-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINE. Barrett Desk. hand
operation, perfect condition. S65 cash.
Phone Dupont 343l.
AIR R-CONDIT1ONERS t2l. brand new G T.,
available Immediately al greatly reduced
price; must sell. No priority necessary.
MA 4l7a.
AIR CONDITIONER, window tyne YORK
6l29 l4th st. NV. RA. 2226
AWNINGS 1p one porch and one drop
awn.ne. two for windows. like new. res-
sonable SH 74s5,
BED COUCH innerspring, So; dresser, So /.
NV. 2nd floor. ME-. 27O1. o.
BEDS, vanities, dressers, chairs, benches,
sample pieces, low priced, excellent values.
Nelson Furniture Co, sos H st. ne.
Open ewes.
BED-DAVENPoRT, , chairs, sIipcovers; in
good condition, from clean. private home.
Wisconsin 464l
BED. coil springs and mattress. good con-
dltion, $40: also link springs on legs, SO.
Phone WI. 1897.
BEDRM. SET, 6-pc., wal, s95; lge. bufIey,
china cabinet and dining table, S45; bed
davenport, 500 liv; rm. chairs. s25 each;
1920 Conn. Apt 2l WO. 1868
BEDROOM SUITE, gorgeous Hepplewhite,
solid mahogany, $ pcs, brand-new. never
used; paid S1.425 for same will sell for
Is of cost: transferred out of town. Call
Georgia 445l for appointment TO inspect.
BUFFETS corner cabinets, tables. chairs,
kitchen cabinets, sample pieces, extremely
low priced Nelson Furniture Co.. sos H
Evening star., 1942-05-09
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

EOOKKEEpER exrerienced, double entry
hnsncisl statements. desires set Of books
TO keep in Own ONCE. National 1854 To-
Evening star., 1942-05-09

. ROOMS. KITCHEN PRIVATE BATH.
! downtown: rent reasonable; prospective
| tenant must buy furniture. equipment.
District 4S14 los
Evening star., 1942-05-09
MOTOR TRAVEL.

NEW ORLEANS OR NEARBY: LEAVING
May /; 1874 Buick: l or > passengers. u
share eXpenses. Adams O36H. lO'
Evening star., 1942-05-09
COUNTRY BOARD.

A1RVIEW INN
Near Middletown Md.
Room and board in private home on
route 40 about 80 mixes west OF Wash,
ington. D. c.. by the week or month
reasonable rates t2s
Evening star., 1942-05-09
ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, adUer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClaSSifcdtionS.
Evening star., 1942-05-09

BARRED ROCKS, r. I. Reds, white Les
horns. Conkey's y-O feeds, james Feed
Store. e19 K st. NV. Metropolitan oose.
Evening star., 1942-05-09

WOMAN, white. about June /, care for
infant and do light housework; live IN:
days week. Temple 504s.
WOMAN (white). care for small apt and
baby for employed couple: references and
health card: $40 week and carfare. Call
Atlantic S621
Evening star., 1942-05-09
BONUS OF S25

For r.. k, b. apt. furn. or unfurntshed
downtown preferred; will pay S45 to 500
month. Wanted by June 1st. Box 1853.
| Star. TO-
Evening star., 1942-05-09
CAPABLE WOMAN
SITUATIONS MEN,


ACCOUNTANT expert, books started, kept
part time, auditS, statements, tax service
local refs; reaS. OR. 2074.
ACCOUNTANT TAX CONsULTANT-Books
started. supervised, kept on part-tine bass,
tax reports Prepared. WA. 6404.
ACCOUNTANT, attorney. investigator de-
Sires GOOD connection dratt-eXempt, expe-
rienced. capable. Box l77-B. Star. IL
BooKKEEPER- OFFICE MANAGER. able
TO take complete charge; thoroughly eXpeTi
now employed. Box 1903, Star le
BOOKKEEPER-CLERK sxper., IS, draft
exempt, wishes evening work after D m
Box l50-B, Star, TO-
CHAUFFEUR OR TRUCK DRIVER, colorsd.
wishes lob Abbott. 4l5 St. n.v after
=
ENGTNEER--A srsduste sanitary and heat
ing engineer with master plumbers s license
operated a plumbing and heating and gut-
terIng business for many years; exempt
from draft, desires position as building or
estate superintendent or similar position.
strictly sober, capable competent. trust
worthy, references furnished Write Box
No 595l. Bethesda, Nd. To-
POSITION DESIRED by happy healthy
man, with sound mature judgment re-
Gently returned from abroad. 70 represent
frm or corporations in Washington. Box
14s-B. Star. TO-
sTENOGRAPHER- As. COM
petent, available two or three evenings
per week. Box l27-B, Star. 9.
Evening star., 1942-05-09
HELP DOMESTIC.


COOK general houseworker: live IN or out
small adult family. Telephone WA. 65s2
COOK. general houseworker, under 46
yeark- no laundry, all modern conventsnces
city references health caro- REQUIRED. live
In. no objection 10 School-age daughter,
only good cook. fast worker need apply,
salary. &l2 to SIS week. Woodley 0s14.
COOK. experienced; gh.w., light laundry;
OF SUNDAYS. Box 29l-A, Star.
COOK and g.h.w~ colored, for small apt;
small adult family: live in or out GE 6So7.
COOK, general houseworx. downstairs: city
reference and health card. Phone Ordway
1929 or Dupont 63l7.
COOK and g;h.w.. references; live in or
stay some nights; sood salary. WO. AIS.
1884 Morrison st. NV.
COOK AND HoUsEKEEPER, intelligent,
reliable; tor family Of 3, including ls
GOOD salary, liYs in Do not apply unless
competent snoA NSline, Box 24a-A. Star.
COOK coiored, fxpesienced, general house
work live in; n& Sundays: s44 DER month.
Fhone Wiscorst4 b442
I've Ia: SIS 6n North ois4 ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06

Crosse Polnte later
Stuff about teach hers and
schools,
Teachers are fine people, but
for the solaCe of certain students,
let Il he known that even the
teachers forget their fine points of
grammar. | have a pocket full of
communications from them that
I've saved for reference and they
show that teachers strip up on
their plural subjects and singular
Verbs and viee-teFsa as often as
their charges
Most frequent error is the mis-
use Of was and were" So take
heart kids Maybe it's all for the
best.
Frances Worner. teacher at
Wlnterhalter. reports knitting
isn't confined to her sex. Fifteen
boys are learning 10 purl and drop
IN the Red Cross classes at the
school They're making those
afghanS. you know.
Bertha BoSChan. Audrey Jack
son and Betty Smarinski are d.
rectlng the classes and they insist
the boys are lust as apt as the
girls