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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Limit on Incomes
She|ved in House

WASHINGTON, June II 0NS)
The proposed super war tax on
personal income, limiting individ-
ual incomes 10 SIS, 900 and in
comes Of married couples 10 $50
900. was shelved today by the
House ways and means committee.
The tax measure would have
placed a 100 per cent levy on all
income in excess of these amounts.
Tax experts, who sponsored the
plan. estimated S1S4,000000 addi-
tiOnal revenues from the measure.
Representative Doughton Cd Of
North Carolina, committee chair
man, said members of the COM
mittee felt they should not take
responsibility of passing on the
measure lat the present time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Sinkwith, 6 Others
To Try Marines

MACON. Ga, June II QNS).-
Seven University of Georgia ath-
letes, including all-American foot
hall star frankie Sinkwich. APP
peared at the marine recruiting
office in Macon. sought entry into
an officers candidate class.
Other men were: William Boyd
Dalton, Ga, tackle; Alfred Ander-
son of Dalton, end; Bob Landry.
Rochester. n. Y. blocking back;
Carl Crate. Greensfield. o., a
guard; Garland Williams. Forrest
City, Ark. tackle. and Elmer
Zorn Of Ashburn. Ga, a pitcher on
the schools baseball team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted to.
Nellie Crane from Henry.
Irene Pegowsk from Roland.
Herman Fabinsk from Anna.
Russell Miller from Dorothy.
Eleanor Hanning from Harry.
Edna Logan from Alfred.
Allen McCabe from Elizabeth.
Thomas Harcourt from Vivian,
Harris DeLand from Myrtle.
Rose Ryan from Daniel
Alva Harris from Albert.
Ruth Carter from Clarence.
Frank Blacksmith from Helen.
Clara Vasilinda from Joseph.
Ann Seignious from George.
Ollie Vaughn from Raymond.
Mary Turturice from Joseph.
Reuben Thomas from Pearl
Pearl Stinson from Walter.
Florence Brooks from Jack.
Dolores Lashbrook from Russell.
Noel Poulaillou from Dorothy.
Roy j. Riddle from Frances decree FOL
defendant on cross bib.
Mildred Burkett from Algie.
Walter Piontkowsk from Josephine.
Bonnie Bradford from Ward.
Gilbert Cox from Helen.
Edgar Threehose fror Baldina.
Sophie Teresinski from Paul
Eileen Brown from Clifton.
Joseph Kucewicz from Olga.
Marjorie Dusbiber from Carl W.
Julia Lsssila from Andrew.
Julia Fekete from Andrew.
ANNULMENT
Thelma Turner from Alfred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
DEATHS

Katherine Hecker. 4042 Lillibridge. So
Thomas John Dine, 1868 Audubon. mos.
Mildred Van Hemert. 2os North Water
Edith Pickering williams. 1851 Chicago
boulevard, 81.
Lillian Cnckner. 1880 Fairview 81.
Leora Baker. e173 Cameron, 10
Harry Jones. 1Tlsl Rutherford. ..
Robert Copeland, 1859 Mulett, 30.
Harry Hartseli, 37l0 Oakman, 81.
Henry Kruger, '129 West Alexandrine, Is.
John oswsldo. $685. Joseph Campau. oil.
Richard Leo Reinhsrd. 1900 East Jeffer-
Geraldine sagy. 1852 Townsend. 80.
wincenty KanclerI, Gas Walton. 40.
James Charles McKechnie, 1885 Havana
Anthony Farozar. 5o3i Helen. SO.
sam Trimble 5s15 Brush, 80.
George Siegel. 2624 Seventeenth, so.
Walter Kapsnke. 1851 c. months.
Christ Boehm, 42s4 Seventeenth, II.
Lucy May Hayes. 1oe Leroy street River
Eva Nav Moore. 49, Algonquin. SO.
Marion X. Cameron. 1915 Wark. 81
sarah Jane Lanyon, 1851 Balfour, %.
william Lempke. 6433 Frontenac, 50
George Wool. 55is Audubon az
Albert Edward Crysler. 433 Horton, 10
stanley Stephanic. 1924 Horton. 80
Wade Mcdowell. 3344 McGraw, a.
Lizzie Mobly Stallings. 542l Williams 81
Theresa Buchanan. 1858 Troester, ~.
Ernest Paul DeChsne. 1441s Faircrest, 40
Peter Zakrzewski. 1892 Kanter, 90
Alkaline Martin, 1906 Westbrook, 81.
Frank Clevenger, 1925 Holmur. IS
Jane y. King. 1886 Cadillac boulevard, 50.
Charles Amolsch. 1902 Casgrain IS.
Margaret NJ. Nickel, 27t2 Calvert, u.
Frederick Snyder, 5066 Maxwell. 50.
Bernice Kus, 1910 wesson, 81.
Mary Elizabeth Swoish, 1898 Keller, 70.
Carrie Lue Rose, 134s Erskine. "a.
Frank Cosdie. Raleigh, n. c. 5.
Annabel Hermanson. 73s West Euclid. %.
Rae Wssserman. SOTO Chicago boulevard.
So.
Jane Rossris Powell. I1i3o sherman, Van
Dyke, 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Rich Dream
Tells Of Sea Water Sales
at $40 a Gallon

SAN FRANCISCO, June II
QNS). - Michael Lee. 50, OF
Alameda. Cal, today told how he
made $4,000 a year from an idea
which came to him in a dream y
years ago. He sold sea water.
Lee built up the business grad
ually. and al the peak had 200
agents selling for him. Purchasers
were told that drinking the sea
water would overcome mineral
deficiencies.
I'VE sold sea water from 50
To $50 n gallon, wholesale and
RETAIL" Lee said.
Federal District Judge A. F. st.
Sure who heard Lees story, placed
him on probation for five years,
and fined him $1,000 for shipping
misbranded products in interstate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Murdoch H MaeLennsn. as; Margaret 8
Joseph F. Kerlssn, rs; Virginia r. Dupre
Alexander Bronson. IS; Mabel E. Sum
william @. Krant1, 81; Doris o. Level.
william ]; Warner rs; Dorothy C. Cum
Denny W. Smith. ~; Virginia @. Minda
20.
Max Shapiro. 81. Gussie Lofman, IS
Friedrich J. w. Ellis. %; Lola Tudor, Y
Martin Banyai. 20; Bette Belisle, IS.
Dominic Berta. "a: Irene Detkowski, %
Rossitsr ~. Johns. IS; Mary J. Gillgus, -
James L. Hemmer, %; Thelms Eisenhauer
Matthew MeNeeIy, p: Beatrice Jones. IS
Arnold Karge. "a Louise Martell, 20.
Gerald A. Rodenbo. Fl: Dolores ]. semrau
IS.
Richard Hurtubiss. 81: Doreen Richter IS
Darwood X. Hansen. Is; Lois Lancaster
James y Shaw. 81: Ellen LuokksIs. II.
Harry Levenburg. %; Ruth Pearlman, %.
walter J. BseEkowski' 70; Ann O. Hsr'
Leonard CALAMITY. Is: Jennie Adamski. II
Kenneth Z. Hall, rs; Edith A. Morrison
81
Earl II. Farough. IS; Deloris Cline. 10.
James l.. Tisdale Jr, FL Mary Z. Lamb
Robsr, !. Smith. "a: Gladys E keenan,
%
Joseph Jones. rs; Annie b. Mccrackins
Dwight H. Miller "a; Elizabeth J. wat
kins IS.
Paul shunn 81: Helen NJ. vsrga. rs.
Antoine Bailey. 20 Hlidergard TueEer ~
Jay W Mccormick 22h Elizabeth T. NC
Allan MacDougan. IS; Rella Maxine Gem
Ar, thur C. CO Smith. as: zetta conkle, ~
George schefka, 81: Norma Brauillet. 81
sam Williams. 2s Helen Reese, 20
shalom Ralph. 30. Erna Laufer. 20.
Charles NJ. Teeter. "a; Wanna p Hoi'
william Teres. az Mary A. Logan. IS.
Leroy II. Beelr, 20; Evelyn +. Tshman
Lee E. huffman. 10; Charlotte E. Brig
FrsnEl i 4. Parman, IS; Pauline E. Mel
Rod s tx y. Allen. 20; Eleanor NJ. Ma
U. b. Goldman. "a; Eileen Dodd,, 10. .,
Rr,ant r, Guerin, Is. Ruth NJ Bishop n
RAYMOND w sterns. 46; Bernadette w
Ss ssI = Pueh. %: Ruth V. Mass. %.
Alfred W. Carter Jr., %; Martha NJ. HON
claude T. Kiuo. 40; Helen n. Hart: 80
Arnold i. Horelick. p Dorothy walker
Joseph d. knight, 81 Mary F. Benchieh
Robert Z. Henry, -; Marion y. buhi' 20
FRANK Lams. rs Antoinette stawarL w.
James J. Burns. az, Jennie Tasco, 50. =,
Lawrence +. Parmenter. ~; Lucille M
Eugene gene c. steel. % Betty Ruth Gardiner
waiter Hryeav. 10: Flora r. DeMarsis, "a
Eugene NJ. shumwsy, 20; Mildred MOTIF
AIber; c. Gardener. IS; Margaret Nc
Rudolph V. Laslo, 10; Mary r. Kovaeh
Lester Rakes,raw. 40 Elizabeth Harris. 40
| Tohn Dziedzie. % Anna wager, 81.
Frederick G. Breiter, "a Barbara Fisher
%
RcHert c. Compton. 90. Stella a. cOllum,
4 %
c. w. Roberts. 81: Martha Hogan. 40
Murray DE Atiey. 26; Flora Ciprioni. 20
William Grossman. 81; Hakel Robinson, %
Robert q. Vincent q; Ruth f. Theien. y
Louis Thomas, IS: Zuzanna Vrablik. 2s.
Wilson Baker, IS: Wanda sabcyk, -.
Francis w. McLain. 81 Joyce owen. 81.
Salvatore salerno. rs; Kathin Bare, 81.
Richmond Jackson. az Teretha Allen. ~.
STANLEY w Kott, 26; Helen Petrinka, 20.
Hans ]. Carpus. 30: Ruth NJ. Yost, a.
Glenn w. Buchanan. 30: Barbara Martin
| 90
John p. Trussen. Is; Gertrud. C. Nc.
Carly ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Prosper Pay
State Gets Check for 1899
Operation on Son

LANSING, June II CUP).-The
state today had a $98 check from
a man who said he had "prospered
enough" to pay for an emergency
operation given his son in 1889
under terms of the aid TO afflicted
children fund.
Herbert Reynold s, Marlette,
wrote Auditor General Vernon J.
Brown asking what he owed the
state for an appendectomy per-
formed on his son, Jerry o. Rey-
nolds. in April, 1889.
II think i have prospered
enough 10 ! can reimburse the
state" Reynolds said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

MARRIAGE LICENSES

John J, Birmingham. 20; Adslheid M Bor-
William Z. Morris 20: Betty J. Drassdorf.
Adam williams, 81; Willie b. Acklin, 20.
John Sgroi, 20: Margaret syacsure, 10.
Leonard White. 80; Clatie Vineyard, 20.
Christopher Heimes, 81: Domenica Iafrate,
20.
Benjamin waxman. 81; Annie schif. So.
Luther ID. Jenkins, 80; Rhoda f. Sanders,
Raul Martinez. 20; Theresa Cantu. IS.
Lawrence Z. Jones, "a: Marion Warren, Is
Henry Thiede. 40; Lille Fleming. 80.
Jack Piercey. 20; Wilma Pyle. 20.
Joseph N. slaga, 81; Genevieve Cendrowska.
Richard Shannon, 81; Mary MarteI. So
Isadore A. Goldstein, ~; Ann Wise, 10.
William J. Comerford. SO: Mary 4. Aorri-
James L. Marley. 81; Amelia M. schiamm,
81.
Fred a. Lavens. 81; Ingrid Nelson. ~
rf %av.2 (. 20 S01'0"'Ai' 20 Henrietta l.
Carl J. verplsnke. 40: Nellie johnson. AZ.
Milton Ashenden, IS; Florence !. Kellar. 80.
George II. vsnveen. %: Ann d. Wills. ~.
John w. Powser. 20; Theresa @. Hornyak.
20.
Frederick A. walker. 2s; Rita N. Ames. ~.
Oscar Bolton. 81: Geraldine BROOKS, 81.
IS.
RAYMOND +. Hamlin, 2e: Genevieve E.
Sprague, 81.
Charles A. Barnes, IS: Beverly C. Davies.
%.
Charles voytovicz. as; Sally Korzynski. a..
Harry fremont, Is; Eleanor NJ. Kirshcke,
IT,
Rupert c. Andrews. 81: Mary Duncan. rs
rennyson ID. Plate, 20; Chsrlene Bureau
| 1e
Arthur c. Hin. so: Ida c. Stuart, SO.
John Olson, IS: Bessie c. Brown. Al
Clayton r. Kinney, rs; Florence X. Kee
nan, ~.
Edward A. Gait. IS; Erin T. Grips. 10
Alexander p. Good, 81; Robbie NJ. Steele
20.
VIM. J. stegmiller, So: Joan Zumstein, So
Joseph Mrling. rs; Irene Bidzinski, -.
William Kobie. IS; Matilda Przedziankow-
ski. ~.
Edward NJ. Lowe, 81; Marie Harris. 20.
James c. Ryan. so: Lora williams 40.
Adolph Schwartz, "a: Mildred Nelson. ~.
Francesca snacore, s.; Antonio Catare-
James s. Lewis. 70: Barbara NJ. Henderson.
%.
John T. Mason. 20; Maxine L. Guy. IS.
Richard Wright, 81. Anna NJ. James. rs.
Harry z. Hicks, 80; Josephine jenkins, 81.
John T. Fox Jr., 81: Viva L. Eckert. 20.
Paul c. link, Al; Anna Mracha. "a.
Floyd Reid, 81: Robbie Crenshaw. SO.
Harold Ostltn, Al; Roberta Rosenberg. IS.
Lewis McCnl. SIS: Rosezell Griffin, so.
John Stokely, 10: Myone Thurston, 10.
Robert Telford, 81; Grace /. Bailey, 81.
Alton A. Gormely, 40; Dorothy J. Hayes.
Don Blake. 80; Ethel DevauEhn. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Golf Thief
Youth Convicted of Stealing
Dozen Balls at Range

Donald c. Wright. 10. of ZIG
Church street. Highland Park,
today was sentenced by Recorders
Judge George Murphy to pay $40
or serve 10 days following con-
viction on charges of stealing one
dozen golf balls from driving
range at Van Dyke and Outer
drive.
Gordon Williams. operator OF
the course, told the court that
Wright was caught fleeing from
the back of the course and
dropped the balls in fight. He
added that despite the scarcity OF
balls, more than 1000 have been
taken from the driving course in
the past few weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Greiner Quits
DSR for Navy

Waldo X. Greincr. Detroit at
torney. was to report to Chicago
\ oday for a civilian appointment
I'm the navy. He resigned yester-
day as a member OF the board Of
street railway commissioners.
The resignation was accepted
with regret by DSR President
Samuel r. Gilbert.
Greiner's service on the COM
mission has been highlighted by
his efforts TO protect the street
railway system from possible sab
otage. Once, he made camera
tour of the DSR barns and ga
RACES. as an enemy spy might
have done. Another time he de-
veloped a hypothetical plan for
blowing up the DSR short-wave
radio station in the Barlum Hotel,
10 show the case with which sabo-
teurs might have done il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Colky Jockey
Edged Out by
Leblanc in Fifth
But He's Good-His
Two Winners Tied
by Leblanc. Guerin

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
mont. George King was doing a
DIT az horsebacking. too. and got
his I to l shot, Pomiva. up-to get
a dead heat with Bill G. for sec
ond money.
Perhaps that was little lesson
for Higley that will do his legion
of hackers some financial good to-
day. AS it is, they haven't any
real grounds for complaint, be-
cause little Jess gave them two
winners yesterday with Diego Red
at 81 in the second and Here She
Is at So in the third.
Higley outrode Adams in the
stretch to win with Diego Red, but
il took Higley and the stewards TO
give Here She Is the victory. >.
and J. Houston's Red Rose. with
Charley Hanauer up, won the race
by two lengths from Here She Is,
with Chance Ann, Johnny Adams
mount, third. But Charley Han
auer had brought the winner
across the field so sharply that he
interfered with both Here She Is
and Chance Ann.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Hank Leaves Hospital
Today; 10 Play July 5

MIAMI. Fla. June II QNS).-
Sgt. Hank Greenberg of the army
was TO be discharged from the
Miami Naval Air Station Hospital
today and will be able to play in
the Army-Navy baseball game
July 5 in Miami, hospital attend
ants said.
The former star first baseman
and outfielder of the Detroit
Tigers was taken to the hospital
yesterday after he complained of
severe abdominal pains. POSSIBLE
ity Of appendicitis was feared,
hospital physicians re-
fused TO diagnose his case without
further examination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Keep Shuffin' at Fort

FORT CUSTER. June 1.-THE
USO show. Keep Shufflin'." pro-
duced by Noble Sissle. will play
four shows in the Fort Custer
theater Friday and Saturday
nights. The all colored musical
comedy is one of the largest or
CARNATIONS among the free shows
playing al army and navy camps
this summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
JOHNNY's HONEST

The result was a disqualification,
with Higley's mount taking the
win end and Red Rose moving
back TO second place. The stew
ards considered dropping Red Rose
back TO third and moving Chance
Ann up TO second. but Johnny
Adams said the interference made
no difference to his mount, which
was dying" anyway.
|. This was noble and honest
admission by Adams. but whether
Ut was appreciated by Chance
AIMS owner, Smith Baker. is not
known. 1t cost him $50, the diff
ference between second and third
money.
Higley still is far in front OF. the
field with u winners, but two
other boys also rode doubles yes
terday TO match his efforts. They
were the cousins from Maringouin,
La.-Le Blanc and Eric .Guerin.
lie Blanc brought the Tower
Stables Tower Lass home in the
2-year-old race for an $ll.2O pay
off. in addition 10 scoring with
Bright Arc
Guerin hustled the Brown Hotel
Stables Miss Glamour 10 an easy
victory in the Whirlaway Purse,
with Fillibeg second and the Bull
Stables heavily played Sweep
Singer third in the field Of seven
3-year-olds. He completed the dou-
bic with a score for J. w. Brown
Of New Orleans, his contract en-
ployer astride Brown Bomb, a
five-length winner in the last race.
Hanauer was set down for 10
DAYS by the stewards for cutting
across the field in the third race.
He got walk around" money,
however, with a surprise score on
the filly Texalite in the seventh,
which brought in Charley's SO
pounds two and half lengths In
front for an SlS mutuel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Crude Oil Output
Shows S|iqhf Rise

NEW YORK, June 17.-Domestic
crude oil production in the week
ended June 13 is estimated by the
Oil and Gas Journal at 3.744,3l0
barrels daily, an increase of 120,-
78O barrels daily over the preced-
ing week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
In Question Romps

STANTON, Del. June II (UP).
In Question, under a smooth
ride by Porter Roberts, took COM
mand when ready in the featured
sixth at Delaware and drew out
for handy two-length score.
Monida took the place by another
two lengths over Shadows Pass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Auto Kills Boy, 3

William Mazurek. 6, Of 1851 Otis
street, became the one hundred
sixth auto accident fatality today
when he died IN Grace Hospital
from inturieG suffered when he
was struck by an auto on May 5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
z Enlist at Custer

FORT CUSTER. June IL
George M. Hopkins, Battle Creek,
and John d. FeldmaD. Dowagiac,
were among the men enlisting to-
day at Fort Custer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
U.S.. May Transport
Ore Via EsCanaba

LANSING. June 1.-THE War
Production Board will study the
practicability of moving ore from
the Minnesota ranges by way of
Escanaba. the governors office
was advised today.
Joseph b. Eastman, ODT di-
rector. wrote Van Wagner that
il will require a large sum of
money for improvement Of both
railroad lines and docks in the
Escanaba region but indicated
favorable action may be taken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

BOX of electrical workers tools. Third.
Antoinette; generous reward. Pingree
1467.
CAT-Gray. white, bobtail; lost three
weeks; "Bobbie": reward. Madison 1899.
HAMILTON wristwatch, lost vicinity Park
avenue; reward. Miss Haiverson, Eddy
stone Hotel. Cadillac $3.50.
LosT-Toy fox terrier. name Lady. |"
white with brown and black spots: nails
polished red. Reward. University 2-4543.
PLATINUM diamond dinner ring, lost be-
tween Euclid and Byron; liberal reward.
Trinity 2-45e7.
TWO HOUNDS, one black, tan, one female (;
reward. 264 Watson. Cadillac 6549.
WIRE HAIRED terrier; tan head, black
saddle, feet all white; (Ginger); re-
ward. Madison 1892.
WIRE HAIRED fox terrier. black and
white; reward: pet. Dearborn 1890.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

Arundel Corporation has de.
clared the regular quarterly divi.
dend of % cents, payable July !
to holders Of record June p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Special Notices

ANNOUNCING the opening OF the Detroit
Private Nursery School; summer term
on June 20. under the direct supervision
OF q registered nurse: no eye limit; fees
reasonable: special consideration given TO
mothers employed In defense work; regis
ltration daily at 40 Glendale, Highland
Park between 4 and y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one OF many
famous features In The Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
PRESENT sETUP

Fixed text messages now can be
sent to England. Northern Ire
land, Alaska, Newfoundland,
Puerto Rico, Panama, Hawaii and
Caribbean posts. Negotiations are
under way for extension to Aus
tralia. New Caledonia. Egypt, In
dia. China and Iceland.
All telegraph and cable Offices
in the United States are 10 be fur
nished with a list of army post
Offices where the service is rem
dered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

JEAN DESMOND, Michi-
gan State College student
from Detroit, plunged to her
xeat, yesterday from the
fifth floor of the home eco
Monies building. Three stu
dents saw her fall, after she
had invited a roommate TO
watch me, jump out of the
window"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Deatb Rotites

BRCNkE-June Is, Emile. wife OF the
late Ferdinand, dear mother OF Edward,
Walter. Ferdinand. Mrs. Edna Schmidt,
Carl. Mrs. Emile Kuessner, Mrs. Lydia
Benedict, Mrs. Eieanore. Bushart and Mrs.
Ruth Heiman; grandmother OF IL grand
children. Funeral Thursday, 1880 y. m, at
residence, 334s Hunt ST.. and p. m. at
st. Pauls Lutheran Church. Jay and
Jos. Campau.
is, 1912, Ernest W.,
husband OF the late Marie Dolgner:
father OF Mrs Edward Hartman and VIII
bert G. Dolgner: also survived by two
sisters and two brothers. Funeral services
at chapel OF the VIM. r. Hamilton CO.,
Cass avenue at Alexandria, Thursday
Afternoon at 2:3o.
KOPP-June Is. Charles, beloved husband
of Mary voeiker Kopp, dear father o.
Mrs. Kurt Geissler. Mrs. Robert Bischoff
Charles, Joseph, Peter and Anthony; grand
father OF hve grandchildren: brother Of
Mrs. Charles voelker. Mrs. Nick strlemsc
Mrs. Christ voelker. Mrs. Nick stipanovicf
and Lawrence Kopp. Funeral Saturday,
Z 80 a. m, at residence. 2262 Theodore,
and 8 a. m. At St Elizabeth Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

for domestic use in contracting sol,
diers abroad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

Katherine Hecker. 4042 Lillibridgt. 81
Thomas John Dine, 1868 Audubon. mos.
Mildred Van Hemert, EOS North Water
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-03
Abe. Tourney
Dates Remain
But Reservations
Must Be Token Soon

All M 20 unit Clemens teams
planning on entering the annual
A.B.C. tournament, to be held in
Columbus, O., this year. who
have not already filed their en-
try blanks were requested today
t. get in touch with Emmett
Quinn at the ow..O-Drome
Three reservations - April 6,
FL and 23-have been made for
city bowlers, but unless the
the dates are taken by Jan. 6,
the reservations will lapse,
Quinn said. Entries may be made
after the 9Th, but dates likely to
be assigned to teams without
reservations will be in the mid
die and latter part of May.
Entry fee for the five man
event is SIS per man, SIS team.
A morjority of the Major League
teams are scheduled to attend
the tourney, which was held in
st. Paul. Mimi, las year. The
Goebel's team, which probably
ranks as the best in Mount Glenn
ems. is slated to roll on April %.
Dates. blanks and information
including that on booster
teams (average under 850) -
may be obtained from Quinn.