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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

A GORGEOUS selection OF new pattern
rugs; all sizes; you II save 80 by dealing
direct with distributor: why pay the Ions
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

RUGs-Used, cleaned, sx12. sxIO, s7.e5
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waffle padding. Csc. American Carpet
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
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Household Appliances

A FEW used and rebuilt washers. Fenkell
Appliance. 390s Fenkel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-11-12

Sister Elizabeth Kenny, Australian
nurse. who was awarded the Par
ents' magazines annual medal for
outstanding service to children, in
recognition of her contribution to the
treatment of infantile paralysis. Her
method has had wide endorsement.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-11-12

Ernest Burger, German-trained
saboteur (top), testifies at the trial
of friends and relatives of Herbert
Haupt, executed Nazi saboteur, in
Chicago. Below: Pvt. William Leibl,
22-year-old marine, who was sur
prise witness at the trial.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-11-12

midnight Atlantic
After the Uboa blown
rammed
the Dianhus which reoined her time
DISSEMINATING a port
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07
Naciremas Win The Fraternity League Championship
MANSFIELD DRIsKELL LOSES;
THOMAS Classy VICTORIOUS

sational George Riley, the lad once
champions dared not hght, and bea:
the game and slug-whirlwind joey
Michelove.
But all in all, il it is true tina,
the fight the other night is Driskell 5
last bout, ne did well.
It's true that when Lou Woods
white fighter, put the cooler on
Henry Glaypool of Cleveland, Ave
times, It outshone all the other
bouts. 1t was exciting to over l,OOC
fans TO see a game Claypool lift
himself of of the canvas and con-
tinue to give out punishment But
there was another exciting bout on
the program that was a rip-roarer
And the newly selected favorite
to sit with the rest of fighters OF
Michigan that can really scrap is
Tom Glaspy, who knocked out
Duffy Manning in the second round
Of a preliminary fight. 1t was a
cold cruel looking Glaspy who many
thought had caught cramp from Sit
ting on the shelf so long. But no,
he took il all out on poor Mister
Manning.
Also eH-tha- card was "a graduate
Of the Brewster school OF boxing.
and former amateur champion,
Bobby Greed. In the amateurs,
Greed was called Gunther. It was
out west that the Greed replaced
Gunther, Greed received the de-
cision over John Dudley.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07
Virginia State Prep
Cage Play March IS

participate The four semi-fnal!s's
in cacn section will be rated first.
second, third and fourth. Seedlings
n The piay-of here for the stair
champ 1nship VIII follow IA, %
plan which means that each bracket
WIFI have one team from each sec
Sion Ending the two-dsy play-of
VIII be a dance on Saturday night
Fat which time trophies viii be pre-
,eu'ed and all the girl sponsors Will
be introduced.
Richmond's Armstrong quint,
under the tuelage Of Coach Make
Robinson. will be the defending
champ ons. Paced by Captain R
Williams. the Richmond team
HamPed through stanton Carver
'Hopewc,D, and Huntington New
port News high schools 10 trounce
the h.zn-y-t1.ted Addison high
school FIVE Roanoke bv a score oi
IS fa 20 r le fine. game Of the
.94. Pies m.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07
BOB PASTOR
KNOCKS OUT
Lem IN 9TH
Franklin's Win Streak
OF 20 Victories Snapped
Before Stunned Crowd

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bob
Pastor. with murder in his blood
smeared eye. went 10 bat on our
freshly-renowned Lem Franklin N
the eighth round Of their scheduled
lO-reeler at the Arena Tuesday, Feb
"a and poor Lem went out like the
lights o. Bali as the oldster from
New York moved up again to the
No. l spot on the roster of heavy
weight championship challengers.
FetTcd by mrtts-btJtZ mat rocked
Clevelands woodworking indoor
fight assemblage OF 1928 customers
along with himself, the favored
Franklin boy was a pathetic, help
.eSsly-swaying figure when he arose
Just after the timekeepers bark Of
Ten!
Fng- count ruutdui Z be heard in the
din, and now the Rapid Robert Of
the ring was making as If TO go
10 the attack once more. That would
have been murder, but Referee Joe
Sedley took hurried charge, hoisted
the Pastor rIgh and twas all over
A 2O-ln-a-row winner seeking a
crack at Champion Joe Louis, a
1875 betting choice the night before,
4 81 pick at tirst-bell time, Frank
i'm shot all OF his loudest guns IN
the first two rounds and Pastor
look 1t and came on.
The lSl-pound warn5rse was Jar
red by the 7-pound Franklins
heavy right to the jaw and -s+aegeF-
ed by the same IN the second, He
tripped and tell on retresting from
that staggering slam. and the blood
spurted from a wound above his
left eve. o..
He on the way outw you heard
someone shout--but next he was on
the way in with long left to
Franklin's chin. And the tide Ct
combat seemed to turn, right there.
Those 1929. who had kicked in
for a new Cleveland indoor high
gate Of S52447 couldn't quite be-
lieve 1t when new Pastor answered
the gong for the third. But Lem
knew. guess-and Lem didn't
know quite what 10 make Of it all
Bob would get on his bike, with
Lem trying 10 crowd him and set
him up for the reception of An
lsning blow.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07
T E ri MS
BY LENA E. WALDEN


HELLO FOLKS:
Central Motor City Tennis club
held It's regular meeting at Brew
ster center on Wednesday. Mrs.
Bertha Craig, our executive secre-
,ary, opened Inc meeting as our
president, Clarence hunter, was IN
able 10 attend. Mrs. Hunter, his
mother, mas been very i'll, but we
are glad TO receive the information
that she is much better now, Every
one loves Mrs. Hunter and appre-
GATES the welcome she has shown
the Tennis club and its guests in her
home or numerous occasions.
Well, folks, the gym was fairly
hunming with activity this Wednes-
day. There were those who wanted
20 practice and those who wanted
to learn the right way 10 play the
game Of tennis under our competent
instructor, Jack Scott.
Another Of our Central Motor City
Tennis club members, Mrs Delmar
Ray Nt;h-Her husband and two
beautiful banies are California
bound so guess California sun
SHINE and climate must be all rI2nt
even win the enemy planes over
head submarines on The side and
me olackou.s all around
-Four Of the Windsor BadminteH
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07

strong another local lad, from the
lower mart of Hastings street agrees
,u;.A F.. C.,o.,a -
'''' -'''''''s = - '0- . 0o'>'"e o. ''N-e'
armstrong Is an expire hshler'
Harold Spearman OF the upper
part OF Hastings, better known as
Spearman the pimp' just tells the
boys here from Texas and other
parts Of the South how he made
women give him this n that, but |
know he Is crazy as hell. Alfonzo
Allen, from Brewster, is also here.
Lewis Coles is from the Valley
the section around the B. and c.
club. He knows a lot OF my FRIENDS
and he also knows a lot OF the
night lifers there.
We'll. that's all there is OF the
boys with any past, Jim, the others
are just from there.
Me, well all 1 did so far was to
be promoted 10 sergeant: so stop
calling me a corporal. None OF the
boys have written me so far, have
written all of them. and they call
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07
BOY SCOUTS

Any Boy Scout Troops in Detroit
interested in having their activities
in this, their column, please have
their scribe write Branton Crane.
268 Eliot street MICHIGAN
CHRONICLE. Boy Scout editor
The scouts court Of honor was
neld Friday evening at the Wayne
County building. High honors were
presented by Judge Ralph Liddy,
Troop ia received the most honors
Of all troops in the North Central
district.
The honored boys were Bertram
Kennedy, Elmer CONAN, William
Mckenzie, William Kidd, William
Terrell, and Elijah Howard, all star
scouts.
Scouimastar Earl Singer received
his life award
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07

There are grand guys in every
sport. But sometime that grand
which often goes before his name
loses lis way; but it finds its way
back.
The story before would 90 some
thing like It's, Once there was a
welterweight who was always I'M
derrated. That could be Mansfield
Driskell, former Michigan cham
pion, and it could not.
Anyway Driskell, according to
his friends fought his last fight Mon
day hight at Arena Gardens, which
according to one official he lost.
He cleverly out-scored Harvey
Dubs, Windsor weller sensation, but
the ex-champ did not out-punch
Dubs.
Driskell gained the praise of all
his friends. Not becaIse he failed
10 wind the official decision; but
because in that one fight, Mansfield
had the spirit Of all OF his bouts
wrapped up in one night. He was
in there: moving. punching. grin
ming and with a confident look of
winning. - ----------
There didn't seem TO be any fear
Of the first time he fought the Wind
sor boy and hit the deck in the 9th
frame. 1t was the old Mansfield
who tore up the paper -desl gns of
Harold Smith. one time local title
threat punched a hole in the SEN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07
RENAISSANCE WEAK IN
AUTO CLUB VICTORY

men didn't celebrate very long
when a meeting of the leagues Off
cials found Wilbert King, former
player of tho Joe LOUIS Brown
Bembers, ineligible. The league de-
clared King a professional player
on the grounds that he had played
with the Bombers against Auto club
at an earlier date.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07

CAMP UPTON, N. Y. - Sam Jen-
nings, 23-year-old tenor who sang
with Claude Hopkins orchestra and
previously with Erskine Hawkins,
was indicted into the army last
week at the Camp Upton reception
center.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07

lately. Have one of them tell you
about the visit they paid on the
young ladies up in Pontiac the other
Sunday. 4
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07

w 'hhAND
As usual and on time the letter
from Bfews'ers Corporal Buck
made NE catch up on my letter
writing
Headquarters Battery
lOOth Coast Artillery
Camp Davis, N. c.
ifCttu Jim: received yuur letter
and it found me home-sick as the
devil. So Roy Simpson is pro-
noting another hard ball league this
year, Are the teams going 10 use
this new park they are building out
the Northend way? Jim, l am play
ing on the Tooth c. A. basketball
team. We have won straight so
far, at least up until the 20th of
February
We played the s.. Benedict col
lege and for the first time we were
defeated The score was 80 TO Al
in a hve-minute overtime period.
We have played the following
teams. livingstone college, IT.
mington high school and the House
Of DAVID. The House OF David team
will play here again against the
85th c. A. We also had the pleas
ure Of seeing and hearing the South
ernnaires- sing here last week, That 5
all the news for now
Sam Rogers, the expire fighter
still training and 10 date has won
three fights Jim Dean is another
one OF the boys. He was one of
Branans play-boys. You know the
corner store Of Watson and Hastings
where they specialized in ice cream.
He has been made a Sarge in the
search-light battalion. Robert Arm
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07

Sundays contest proves what has
been said many times that a good
team may and can lose game by
foulng a fair aggregation.
The Detroit Trojahs, local top
team in the Greater Detroit Bas-
ketball league, continue TO have
their trouble, The Trojans played
and lost to Gem forcing them, the
only colored team in the league, TO
drop out Of the final playoffs
Last Sunday the Troians lost a
game because the protest Of the
ineligibihty OF one of their players.
After winning Chick Middlebrook 5
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07

Bill Copeland, star forward for
Ollie Dawson's South Carolina
State cagers. He averages 10
points per game in 10 games. He
is rated by his coach as the fast
est man he has ever seen on the
court. Copeland is S feet 6 inches
tall. His home is in Toledo.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07

Beating netroit's top team isn't
anything that can be done often,
but without taking anything from
The Fasteners their rough and
tumble battle failed TO impress.
There were fouf-shots time and
time again and only in spots did the
Rens look like the team they are
rated to be.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07

MY FRIEND
As usual and on time the letter
from Brews'ers Corporal Buck
made ne catch up on my letter
writing.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07

The huStling Auto club boys were
able to stay in the running entirely
on successful foul shots. Auto club
connected on the surprising total of
q free throws in % attempts to
balance the score.
But more OF the fast breaking
style of Sachs seem to click against
the Rens. Even in victory the Rens
looked far from the team that would
be picked to win the worlds pro-
fesslonal championship scheduled 10
be netd IN Chicago starting Satur-
day, March Z.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07

On deadline night the triple pro-
gram at the Olympia scheduled to
be held before the copy reaches the
printers is on the minds Of all local
cage fans.
But also in their memory book is
the slow victory the famed New
York Rens gained over the Auto
club Sunday evening at Holy Re
deemer. The Renaissance who had
defeated the local white team earl
Ter in the season came back and
beat P. Cincy Sachs team again
40 % 33.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-09
Pay Fight Peri|s
Liquor System
NOTE, EnrslImsni b spsn 10 beth boys
and girls frem Ten 10 eighteen years.
BY DON GARDNER
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, June 9.--Unless the
civil service commission grants pay
raises TO store clerks and ware
housemen in Detroit. the entire
distribution system Of the liquor
commission may collapse. Chair
man Ralph Thomas said today.
Thomas revealed his employees
are leaving state employ I'm
droves" for better paying jobs de-
spite the job security guaranteed
by civil service.
"Its ridiculous TO pay men
with families sos per month";"
he said. Private industry doesn't
do IL and neither should we. III
this sort OF thing continues there
just won't be any distribution
system left because we won't
have any one TO do the work."
AS the result of the loss OF sew
eral key employees in the Lansing
liquor office, the commission Is
reported TO be considering the
discharge or transfer of James p
Stewart, personnel man loaned by
/ the civil service commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-09
Junior Victory Army:
Course 10 Start
In Identification
Of All Aircraft
By Il. JEROME PETIT
Defense Editor. Detroit Times


The Junior Victory Army course
in airplane identification will
start in The Detroit Times to-
morrow.
That was the big news from
the. Junior Victory Army home
front today, and II developed
fittingly while thousands of De-
troit youths with experience as
model airplane builders are volun-
teering their talents and time for
the construction of scale models
for the fighting air services.
Models by the thousands are
being built by these craftsmen in
Detroit schools these days, under
THE direction of the vocational
education department of the board
Of education.
HOW THEY'LL BE USED
These models will be used to
teach pilots. gunners, bombardiers
and observers how to recognize,
by their distinctive features, the
warplanes Of the United States,
her allies and her enemies.
The Identification course viii
seek the same end for Junior Vic
tory Army members and the
general public.
1t will be Of particular signifi-
canoe to Detroiters--adults as
..~H &c IVA x~zo,~,kora karoxxco ~
viii present their first opportunity
to study the markings and out
lines of friendly and enemy planes.
Airplane spotting courses, of.
fered under the direction OF
interceptor commands, already
have been given to civilian defense
volunteers on the Atlantic an6
Pacific coasts, but none have beer
loffered to date In this area. BY
studying the series in The Detroit
Times, readers will be better pre-,
pared for the courses to be offered
by the OCD here in the future.
FIRST LESSON TOMORROW
The first lesson will be published
tomorrow. It will teach the funda.
mental features that differentiate
the various types of airplanes. II
will be followed by diagrams
h o wins general Identification
points, by pictures of the various
insignia used on the planes of the
various services and then by pic
lures and identification diagrams
of individual models.
One or two models will be Illus
trated each day, and the course
will run several weeks. Those
taking it should paste each days
lesson in a scrapbook, so the
entire series can be kept fol
READY reference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-09
i. both sides of the IVA membership card :.

-. both sides of the iva membership card
Membership In the IVA will enable to do your bit in
defense the 'front.' and lead to membership
the established youth groups cooperating with
the local Office of Civilian Defense
Any boy girl 10 to 18years old may join and get
IVA victory wing emblem and membership card.
join fill the blank printed in this issue of the Times
mail according directons) along with 10 cents which
goes towards the cost Of the pin and card.
Then follow the lessons and orders for IVA members
published in the Times
Do your part the home front to back fighting
men on the battle 'front.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-09
China Relief Drives
Final Phase Opened

Local leaders Of the United
China Relief Campaign today
opened the third and final phase
|of the campaign to raise $3.50, 900
lin Detroit for China relief.
In the first two parts Of the
campaign. general and corporation
solicitation, nearly $4,000 has
been raised. The new phase OF
the drive will be conducted throu91r
newspapers and radio. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-09
81 Find Kin in Times Photos

Thirty-four more readers today
had recognized sons and brothers
among soldiers and sailors In pic
lures made abroad and published
in The Detroit Times.
This makes a total OF "a readers
who have found men from their
families In Times pic
lures during the last eight days.
To each of them has been sent
an Sx10-inch glossy Photographic
print. a gift from The Times under
this offer:
A photographs print. one TO .
family, will be sent free Of any
Times picture made abroad In
which a reader sees any one who
went into the service FROM
HIS IMMEDIATE HI oUSE-
HOLD.
Mail to the Picture Editor,
The Detroit Times, . clipping
of the picture, your soldier cir
cled, and include q note giving
his name and rank, your name,
address, telephone number and
relationship.
These readers have identified
these additional Michigan soldiers
and sailors:
In Australia:
Mrs. Hattie Endykewiez. OF COTS Jos.
Campau avenue, her son, Pvt. waiter
Ai Mr.: Earl T. poher,x Of 1880 LenEyis~
Mrs. A. Gorsky, of i7i7s Healy street.
her brother. .Cp. william warsk, .ss ~.
sell street. her husband. Pvt. Fred r
Mrs. Florence Brssschi. Of 47s continen.
tai avenue, her brother. Sgt Arthur WIG
Mrs. Harsf r. Mick, OF a374s cayugs
street, Hazel Park. her brother.
Mrs. Henry Qagn9n. 1858 Amsriean ave
Mrs. Pearl weber. OF 1907 North rdwsrt
street, Kalamazoo, her son. Sgt. shirley
a. Mrs. +. Morouowic., of 1aioi LumPsiI
street. Hamtramck. her son. PVT JONI
NIT. J. Benke. Of tl5s NuIians avenue
lher son, Pvt. Julius Benks. =
Mrs. Albert Gesinski, Of ucsl Mage
Mary Maturyxyk, Of 22ss seventh street
lher brother, Cpl. Henry Maturyxyk.
Mrs. Ethel Vicksrs. Of 22Ss Perry street
"' Stanley Sf Bialamucki. Of zoos Herkim.
street. his brother-in-iaw, Pvt John A
Mrs. oscar Harms. of a1s1 Montclai
avenue, her 500. Pvt. John q. Harms.
Hector NJ. Stone, OF HAS rwentynrs
street. his brother. Pvt. Fernando N
'' Waiter R. or,owsEi. Of sol4 cssm.r
Mrs. Effa scobey, OF 3171 Augusta street
| Flint, her son, Pvt. Fred Coyle.
| Mrs Anthony Moxal, of 1t72 panfort
street, Hsmtramck, her SON. Pfc. zismun
Mrs. 8. wancke. of s5ss Gladys avenue
Mrs. Andrew Bolog. of R. r. 3, Milan
her brother, Pfc. Andrew Mayher
i Mrs. q. Dembowski. of 5215 McDougal
avenue, her son, Pvt. Ted Dembowski.
1 Mrs. Ethel Wsrghier. OF 2520 Parke ave
nue., her brother. Cpl Douglas stanle
Vera Meeksr. Of ssts Lincoln avenue
| Mrs. George Pitre, of lis East Pin
street. Midland. her son. Pvt. Edward
Mrs. Chris Schneider OF Mackinaw City
Mrs Louis Wander Hosver. OF 5o3f Gull
ford avenue, her husband. SGT. Louis Van
der Hoover.
En- Route to the South Paeifies
| Mrs. Anna warner. of 1884 Stanley ave
nue., her SON, Cpl. Lawrence A. Warner.
]. Herman Pollack, Of % Chartctts street
his brother. Pvt. Michael Poliack-
Henry Pruchniewski. o. 35ie East rslme