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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-07

man for only one walk.
George Washburn, 20-30 chucker,
was touched for nine hits but kept
them fairly we'll scattered. In three
innings he gave up two hits and
in the other three was found for
single blows. He walked three men,
which probably played large part
in deciding the game.
Longest blows of the evening we're
doubles by Myrtle Gillette, right
fielder for Cramer's, and Washburn.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-07
Only Mexican In
Raj Reported Lost

LONDON, June 6 UP) - Flying
Officer Sebastian Bernard Demier.
the only Mexican officer in Brit
aims armed forces, was missing to-
day, believed 10 have been killed
in action.
His father was the late Bernardo
Demier, former Mexican ambassador
TO France. His grandfather was
Mexican ambassador to London,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-07
All others were singles.

All others were singles.
The win threw Cramer's into a
deadlock with five other teams that
have won a single game and lost
cne. They are: Telephone company,
Ortiz All-Stars, Acme beer, Irriga-
tion District office and the Post
Press. The City of El Centre is cur
rently on top in the standings with
two wins and no losses while the
2O-3O team went to the cellar with
no wins and two defeats.
Linescore of Friday game:
Cramer's ................. Ill ITO X-5-9-3
2O-30 ........................-- Ol0 101 0-3-4-l
Coffman and Bennett; Washburn
and Pankonin.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-07
SUCCESSFUL CHANGE

Sam Byrd is one of the few ath-
letes who has been able to switch
ever into a new field of endeavor
and still remain a winner. Byrd
was a tep-notch outfielder for
the Yankees in the early thirties,
understanding Babe Ruth when the
king of swing was at the peak of
his career.
Byrd was always a good golfer
but it was not until 1886 that he
swapped his ball glove for a driver
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-07
Local BUTTERFAT
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 6 CUP Weakness
In rye futures unsettled all grains to-
day. :Soybeans also weakened.
Wheat closed q to Ia cents a bushel
lower: corn was off Il to =; oats off
y TO y rye off 2ls TO 27s; and soybeans
off l X To 2S.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-07
COFFMAN TIPS
20-3O HITTERS

Charles Coffman of Cramers limited 2030 club batters
four hits Friday night he pitched his team to their
first victory in league softbal this year Score was 53
The bakery hurler gave up than one hit in any
inning and in three frames held the opposition htess The
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-07

Ten minutes alter mldnIgnC tne
Browns walked off the field at Shibe
Park, Philadelphia, victorious, 10
Walt ,Judnich. st. Louis center field
er. laced a triple off the rightfield
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-07
CLUBS BATTLE S''
FOR IL FRAMES
= BY GEORGE KIRKSEY

NEW YORK, June 6. (UP)-The st. Louis Browns and
Philadelphia Athletics batled 16 innings under the lights
last night in the most dramatic and longest major league
night game played
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-07
M a r KETS
Markets at a
Glance

BY UNITED PRESS
Stocks firm IN moderate trading.
Bonds irrcgularly higher.
Curb stock irregular.
Cotton off around 50 "A bale
Wheat off around / cent bushel; corn
off more than / cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-07
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

4ssi
S2.5015
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
|DonneI|y Heads
|Dens in County

William M. Donnelly, Sc. Detroit
attorney and member of a family
prominent in Democratic politics
r. Is years, today heads the party
Wayne County.
He was elected county chairman
Of the Democratic committee at a
meeting in the Hotel Statler at
tended by substantially all Demo-
cratic county office holders and
the Wayne County members of the
Legislature.
Donnelly's election was not OPP
posed. He supplants Harry Mead,
chairman for several years, who
resigned.
He has served as a member OF
the Legislature. on the state pub
JIG trust commission and state
crime commission and as special
assistant to the United States
attorney general to act in appeals
from the selective service law by
conscientious directors.
Donnelly was born in Detroit.
He received an ABB. from Yale
University in 1909 and an LIB.
from the University OF Michigan
In 1911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Job Won t
Alter Aid Status

LANSING. June IL (UP).-Per
sons receiving old age assistance
checks may take farm jobs this
summer and then get back on re-
lief in less than one week when
the job is ended, F. F. Fauri, state
social security supervisor, said
today.
Fauri said many clients, who In
the past had to wait as long as
two years before they were able
to get relief, feared that If they
took a job they would have to wait
for months before they were re-
certified for old age assistance.
when the job ends, clients
will be put back on the rolls
immediately" Fauri said. I'VE
have established a supplement
tary pay roll To take care of
such cases so there will be no
delay."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
De-WhisfIing Wolves
Drug Store Corner ChortIers May Be Curbed
by War Emergency identification Tags

ton would be right there in black
and white. 1t would be just like
a convention of badged delegates
where your name falls mysteri-
ously from lips of strangers.
For children Tor perhaps per-
sons DESTROYS of no new social
contacts), Richards urges that
be printed in the
inner soles of shoes.
Richards also announced that
Miss Eleanor Hutzel, head of the
police women's division, is or
ganizing a missing persons bureau
to be used only in the event oil
an air raid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joseph A. Machak. ~: Erlamae vanDette
Chester shawl. %; Constance LeForest. Il
Vincent N. Eager 40; Josephine M se'AA
Rober, q. schlosser. 20; Andr Lang. 10
John f. Hunt, "a. Bernice y: ouandt' ~
Theodore p. Regitko. IS; wilma d. FIN
o,hsl D. Iinviie. az Marie Ksrol. %;
Howard G. Redmond. 20; Drusills O. NC
s,.nleS y Cherry "a: Marie collet, IS.
iouis roceo. ~: Regina Tomala. 20.
Donald NJ. Kiinetop. ~; Katherine Carlos
Samuel c. stearn, ~: Mary Fish: ~;
Merle H. swoffer. as: June A. McCiue. 20;
Edward r. Komorowski. ~; Mildred "
Bennett r. Gardner. n; Hattie shearer. q!
Leo A. wilzbscher. IS; Helen Prrychorsh
Thoma. J. Gisnnotp. ,c; Beatrice A. ssr'
jane. W. Basley. rs: Marie r. Hill. IS:
Karl J. Makinen. Is; Marie A. Sasseue, 20
Jay GIbelyou, IS; June Ariedge. II.
James Z. Burlington. 20; HELEN Gallop
waiter A. Urbanec. 30: Msrriette Fontaine
Edward p. Cousins. IL; Dorothy o. Ben,
pemytruI. skop. "a; Josephine crOtkowski
victor Nissr.ydowski. al; Helen Kukow'
Charlie. D.Priest, a: Margaret Aekisnd'
ceors. W. Reuter-. AZ; Misnon C. DeHart,
Jobn L. Batten. Is; Eienor A. Eckley. 20
Arthur II. Brandt. 81; Helene 4. Kropp'
zysmund Hajdy,r. 81; Mari. A. Daleeki,
J. p. Byrd "a: Eunice r. Keene. ~.
Charles Burgess (Freemsn). az Marion X
Harold Z. Manning. 81; Doris NJ. vanDurer
Bernard sobolak, 81; Frances KoIoski. ~.
Frank c. Irvine. IS: Mary Y. Dennert, ~.
Russell w. Allies Jr., "a: Minnie Proctor
Roy A. Mcknight. 30: Margaret Upton.
Laurence J. orost IT.. 10; NJ. Virginia
EDWARD witt. a: M.riyn cady. 10.
Robert p. Fisher, ~; Laura J. Smith. IS.
Merry Berris, rs: Eileen Schiller. 20.
Edward J. sosnowski ~; Cecilia Kiernas'
rhs@.: E :, crowder. Al; Isabelle NJ.
Bernard BercIson. a.: Celia Korobkin, II.
Robert Jones. 20; Helen Pichner, 20.
Jay B. Stevens. IS; Louise A. Beyreuther,
John p. Ross. a.; Norma J. willis. 10.
Fred Dobbs. "a; Della Lavender, 20.
John " Fisher. 20; Betty A. Gildes, IS.
Joseph Pick, so; Bessie Piekmsn, So.
Arthur sierots. 10; Rosslie srerepaniak,
a.
Everett L. Bell, II: Pearl A. Halse, 20.
John Babich, 81; Mary Liber. 81.
RAYMOND G. Johnson. IS; Berls ID. Glare,
20
Arthur r. Nsumsnn. -; Genevievs Miesel.
Paul L. Berry. 70; Gladys Z. raney. 10.
Edward Brennan. Sc Pauline Carroll. IS.
Thomas considine, 81; Evera Korpinen.
Keith c. Thatcher. 40; Marian A. Shouts.
rs.
Gerard J. Piant.. 90; Thelms A. galloway,
10
Louis w. Koscielny. II; Viola a. Lang.
nesser. 10
Sterling H Bullock. 70; Beatrice z. Mat
son. 81.
Glenn Boldly, 10; Anna NJ thinner. rs.
William N. Rosen, ~; Ruth Y. csnvasser
az.
Frederick W. vsnd,rvev. IS; Marjorie d.
Dugss 20
Tsn L. Malone. 40; Flora J. Lancaster. 10
Christ T. Lagos. -; Katherine Pelurss. az
Eugene r. Macy. n Elizabeth 10th. ~.
James y Hilbert, a.; Eugenia ID, Peter
con. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Deatt Aotiffs

= No. ~. N.-.n June no. wife
Edward J.. dsughtsr Mr.: TUE M T W..
sister OF NJ. C S.sJ r. stafs a.
schwindt and Sso,ss ,cc1f n m,ison' a
The Haley ~sH.x an .. m. Burial,
r rnrisan. UNI
DIX0N--Juns II, Audrey, Ut resiosncs,
f7756 Wilfrsd ~. wife o. me III
Richard. dear mctnH Of nndrsd; Evs'x y
- sr.hsii 1ons ParIors, 3s63 =. JEFFERSON
Ave-. Trfday Afternoon at $50.
ISXvE6WSEE1a Ann. are as, June
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
I'd Custer Officer
Promoted 10 Colonel

FORT CUSTER. June IL. -
Clocely following the announce
ment that Lieut.. Col. George s.
Shank. commanding officer of
Fort Custer, had been promoted
to the full rank of colonel. was
another today that his executive
officer, Lieut.. Col. George M.
MacMullin. is promoted to the
same rank.
Colonel MacMullin has been
post executive officer most Of the
time since his arrival here last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

Whistles of wolves (specie drug
storus generously. may be ruled
out by the war emergency.
Glenn c. Richards. Detroit OCD
head, has recommended that dur
ing current war days all persons
wear Identification - name, adj
dress and telephone number. Until
permanent tags can be obtained.
Richards suggests that citizens
wear their identity on their arms
or about the neck.
Thus eligible bachelors would
no longer need to shrill at young
things ankling by. The introduc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Twin Soldiers
U. Of M. Faculty Members
Privates in Army
rines stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. June 11.-John
and James O'Neil, 32-year-old
Identical twins and both members
of the University of Michigan
faculty, looked more identical
than ever today uniformed as
privates in the United States
Army.
James was an instructor in the
romance language department and
John taught English. A sister.
Mary, is with the Detroit district
of the USO.
Other university faculty men,
bers who have passed through the
recruit reception center here are
Prof. William Halstead Of the
speech department and Wallace
Bacon, English department in
structor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Girl, t3, Disappears
On Way 10 Glasses

Police today were searching Tor
Doris Lutchansky, who
disappeared from her home. Nl7
Clements avenue, on June J..
According to her grandmother.
Esther, and her father. William,
with whom she lives, Doris left
for her classes at Durfee Inter
mediate at noon, taking no cloth
ing other than those she was
wearing and had little or no
money. She Is S feet inches
tall. has brown eyes and hair and
weighs lis pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Streets Safe!
No Drunk Drivers Here for
Three Days

Although police don't quite
know the reason why. Detroit
have suddenly become
sober, careful drivers and for the
past u hours not a single person
has been arrested for drunk driv-
ing and reckless driving has
off so per cent.
This IL one OF the best driv-
Ing periods we have ever had"
said Inspector Christian Nelson
of the Accident Prevention
Bureau. maybe the people are
paying some attention TO the
heavy sentences being handed
down In traffic court to drunk
and reckless drivers, or maybe
Its just the heat.
"T'm not sure Of the cause,
but certainly hope IL con-
tinues."
Only Is reckless driving war
rants have been issued since Tues
day. while nearly three times that
number were issued on the same
dates a month ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Salvage Drive Funds
Given 10 Treasury

BATTLE CREEK, June II. -
Residents of the city of Battle
Creek have turned over S1.124.73
to the treasury department as an
other of its contributions to the
war effort. directors of the Sal
wage for Victory campaign said
today.
The sum represented the entire
proceeds from a salvage drive
held in the city May Is and 26,
when approximately Us tons of
scrap was picked up by volunteers
manning donated trucks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
DEATHS

Edward Kambo, s7os wabssh, ~.
Rudolph voigt. 1880 Eastwood, 90.
Nathan Goldbsrg. 11s3 Tyler. %.
Thomas Msnsis. z31i McDougan, 30
oliver Lsnxford. ss7 East Kirby. months.
Dora Burt, 37l1 CoIiingwood, -.
Roy Olney. s371 Merrill, q.
Nola Cobb. 1880 Putnam. -.
Robert Mannsl. og4s Cadillac. 81.
Columbus Pitts. IS East Forest. 81.
Vera Smith, 5307 Hancock, -.
Leona A. Allen. 1891 Decosta. 81.
Psulins i Hsndsssor; ., g West zr,son:; a.
Luther Blalock, 1859 Hart, IS.
Carrie Ward. B43e Twenty fifth. 10.
Eula Han, 1000 East Alsxandrine. Is.
c,evs Prsthsr. 134o Farnsworth. IS.
ward. months.
Evelyn Sloan. 3e47 Seventeenth. ~.
Frank Jancar. ssh Central. IS.
Jacob Miller, $50 Monterey. o..
Frank J. Hauser, Seo1 west Fort, So
Ale. Mitchell, Ksllmsn. sssis woodward.
ch.riott. Carrie sunes. 774i west war
Cecilia sosinsks. 1914 Marcus. 7s
M:sdslsn Nonsko~sE. si1s East Forest.
Mary Lucia Kinn,.. 1o7s Catalan, %.
hsrgarst Ward, 1905 La sails boulevard.
Christian Bockhaussns 1851 Marlborough,
~.
Addie Davis. sl1e Russell. -.
Julia Damman, $500 Cadteux road. %.
Ignac Buksa. 22oe Hewitt, Hsmtramck -.
Helene Nageborn, 1884 Stephens drive.
East Detroit. o.
Carl Schmidt. 1881 Edmers driys. 50.
William Martin, l70 East Larned. 50.
Carl Herman Tom, Ass Heidsibsrg. ~.
Robert r. Braun. goe04 Nsrdin. -.
Arthur c. sscord. a720 Cambridgs, IS.
Frances LAvasoo, 2o2o Jay. TO-
Frank Michasls Jr., 1871 Kilbourne. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Bdtt|eCreek Boy
Lost at Midway
Time. star Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK, June H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Lowe, 19.
Cliff, reported today that they had
been informed of the death of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Lowe. 19
in action at Midway Island. No
date or other details were given.
Chauncey enlisted in the Marine
Corps in Detroit shortly after his
eighteenth birthday. He was sent
to Hawaii and fought through the
Pearl Harbor attack. Two months
later he was transferred to Mid
way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
BIRTHS
nnVa

Boys were born to-
Mary Boesch, lo3l5 East Outer drive.
Gertrude Burlow, 3lS Cortland. Highland
lMsrrsr.t Carroll. 1898 Clements.
Gussie Clancy. 241 kenilworth.
Rosario Cracchiolo. 1881 ElmdaIe.
4 corneIia Dew, ess East Philadelphia
Jessie DeGroot 1888 Wayburn.
Mary Divozzo. 1892 Paramount.
Stella Dombrowski, 22s West Dawson
Ramzy Faivo. 40s2 Scotch.
Sara Fitzpatrick. 1876 Blackstone.
Evelyn Gies. 1923 East Fifth. Royal Oak.
Margie Hatcher. 701 81. Aubin.
Chariene Hswiey. 2272 Montclair.
Frances Hayes, 1859 Tilman.
Virginia Henry. s64 Finley. Mt. Clemens.
Ella Hoffman, s476 Wisner.
Marjorie Irving. 1896 wsshtenaw. Gratiot
Dorothy Jsco. 1885 Pennsylvania. j,
Mary Kinderman. 134s5 Utica, East Detroit
JUSTINE Leach. 24oo MeDougsn.
Mary Manners, 1877 Lane.
k kaas ssnnnss i a.ss
Greta Nelson, 1885, Mapleridge.
Mildred Marshall. 377s Iroquois dwins).
Edith Mcneil. 1909 Junction: ~.
Helen Petros. 1884 Criggs.
Laura Primeau. s2os Devonshire.
Virginia Prehm, 1919 Carmel.
Marcelle Reno, 4457 Fifty-second.
Rose Sacks. 274o Fullerton.
Elizabeth schuett. 1875 Appolins.
Julia Skonieczny. 1919 Piquette.
Marjorie spaubauer, 1880 Keller.
Jeslyn srock, 1887 Lindsay.
Cedonie sweltzer, 1892 Sixteenth.
Gabrielle Trombley, 1909 Hibbar2
Lottie Wachowiak, 2406 Goodson, Ham,
tramck.
Alice Wertmsn, 3i43 Eliery.
Louise williams. 27is Roosevelt.
Eileen Wilcox, Hotel Detroiter.
Deiphine Wing. 4s55 Twenty-fourth.
Gertrude Young. 12t43 LANG.
GIRLS
Girls kere born to-
Lola Arbaugh. 2ieos Deoulndrs. Hs1eI PIX
bsSy soassn s ss, f St. Hss@s
Helen Budnick 1907 Mckinley.
Lula Clark. 1887 Fairview.
Eunice Corcoran. s6fe Martindale.
Marie Dslbo. ss7 Monte road. Lincoln
Hlds Doyle. 1850 Cooper
Audrey Drewek. 73i1 Kern.
Mary ellis. 2436 stair.
Eva Hartford. i5fA Beldeu.
Dora Hedges. i0363 Greensboro.
Jean Holmes. 1890 Manor.
Violet Hykal. 1850 Young.
Anastasia Kay. 227e Florida. Hamtramek.
Mary Kerr 1885 Fielding.
Mary Kipfstuhl. 34t5 Fsirviev.
Rose Kolinski, s052 wslbridge.
Mary Koesecki. 1853 Leland.
Joseuhine Mackin. s1ee Hecls.
Stella Magellan. 1880 Hewitt. Hamtrarek
Mildred Marshall, 377e lroquols ttwinsl.
Jean Mstley. 1920 Foley.
Florence Meloche. 1880 Faust
Lucille Moosekisn. 1926 Woodmere.
Irene Munger. 22ss Lothrop
Katherine Mueller. 1901 Seymour
Helen Nsiepks. 1920 Junction.
Catherine Niewoiak, ti7i1 ST. Louis.
Effie Pappas. SOFT Townsend.
Mildred Paterson. 4fs Beaconsfield.
Marie Phillips. 13s South Mildred. Dear
chri.tin. Releh.. 7s7Is vs.sr. Farming
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Cupid Fore
War Shows Lille Effect
an Mariana l;eensex
on Marriage Licenses

The war. according to the
county clerks office today, hasn't
had much of an effect on the
number of marriage licenses is
sued here.
The boom months in peace time,
May and June, are still booming
and, although May of last year
had a bigger month than the one
just past, June is expected to
reach last years figure of 2,26S
marriage licenses issued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Forms Available
For Rent Protests

BATTLE CREEK. June II. =
Printed forms Itch renters Of
the city can y lodge COM
plants against landlords disobey-
ing rent freezing edicts are now
available at the headquarters of
the fair rent committee in the
City Hall.
Offices for the committee were
opened today as members of the
group prepared to explain condi-
tons Of rent freezing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
First for Dogpatch

NEW YORK, June IL (UP).-
Milky Way Farms Dogpatch was
credited with his first triumph of
the year today after turning back
the favored Fairaris in a stretch
duel in the sixteenth running of
the Shevlin Stakes at Aqueduct.
He netted his owners $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
BIRTHS
GIRLS

sarah Rossnthsi. Io6Ss santa Barbara.
Marie Bchmitt, 1880 rordham.
Annabsile Stone. l0fl5 Talbot. Huntington
WOODS.
Eileen Tatnowsk,. s547 Talbot.
Etheiyn Thebo, liz LaBeIle. Highiand Pm.
Mary Urbanski, sos Lonyo road
Mary vitale. 5445 Baldwin.
Helen Watson, 1876 Monica
Ruth weisberg. 1854 Durgess
Berry, White, 1471 Twentieth-
Marion zubok. ISIS Calhoun. Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Lamar Second to Plants

HOLLYWOOD, June IL (UP).-
Visitors to the white Cargo
movie set reported today that
Hedy Lamar Tin sarong) is get
ting less attention than $50 rub.
Der plants rented for the jungle
1aouancee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

BATTLE CREEK, June lin
Guided in the list of students
graduating tonight from the Bat
tie Creek Central High School Is
Ernest Steiner, 80. who last fall
the school to complete an
education that was interrupted IL
years ago. A native Of Switzer-
land. Steiner came here in 1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Lightning Kills Ithaca Boy

ALMA, June IL. Marvin
Sparks. Is. Of Ithaca, today was
dead after a bolt of lightning
struck him while he was driving a
team of horses hitched to a culti-
vator. The horses also were killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Scratches

AoUEDUcT
First Race-Trscelette, sun Plane.
Melody, Hylas. Royal Army, Daring,
Luxon, France On.
Third Race-Msd Policy.
Sixth Race-Don Juan II.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
First Race-Madlynne, Beau Brummel.
Vsldina Knight. Fond Thoughts.
Second Race-Lsdy Ariel. Listaro.
Jscksie, Possibility, Miss Coed.
Third Rsce-Wise Counsel Missy
Creenock. Sassy Mate. Quintiiian, South
ern Jane. Storm Orphan. Celesi p,
Tiberius.
Fourth Race-Chant Dor, Brave Sir.
Firth Rste7-Cossip Time, kleig Light.
Seventh Race-Compton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Ronald Reagan in Air Force

BURBANK Cal, June IL 1NS).
Reagan, who quit the
movies TO join the cavalry, was
today to the air force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity--warm and humid
tonight and tomorrow morning with scat
tered thunderstorms tonight. Moderate
winds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
DIVORCES


Kari schaarschmidt from Ruth.
Grace v. Mo1ement from Forrest e.
Thomas Trentoooota from Sarah.
Lucy b. DeHetxs from Arxen A.
Stachia Laron from Roy.
Peter Stewart from F1oreBce.
Florenee o. Conley from Rcosrt.
Ethel Coates from Csylon.
Margaret B. Russsil from Lawrsoes.
Rose Evano6 from Dan.
Rachel y. Coleman from wine.
Ethel ~. Smith from Edgar 3.
Ruby Hansen from Charles.
Rhea Lookmen from Abraham.
verna l.. French from Harold w.
Grace 0tsphans from John.
Thelma McDovYIl from Robest I.
Gwendolyn A Vincent from Ernest. p.
stella Molr from John.
Haxei 4. Tyler from Earl. W
Ruseeli q. Pearce from L&ah.
Audrienne ~. 9trauo from Walton.
Corrjne T. Maybury from Donah.
Helen Zine from Abraham.
yirien Coleman froU David.
John zahas from Harearps
Elsie Cali from CHARTS.
Wilma Ebsriins from Curtis
Myrtle Laia from Martin. V
Lawrsnee Henry HswcoDD from rjorunet.
Ethel q. Wiilisme frou Haiph ".
ANNur1GXN1
Lorraine Hendricts from LeRoy.
DECREE or SEPARATE MAIkTxNAHCn
Anna @. Newell from rrask.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

Second Race-Riosk. Miss Merit. Aliey.
Valdina Rebel. Arched. Paul Lee, Donna
gina.
Third Rsee-Hcney Roll, Jusis Grand.
Orchard Run.
FIFTH Rsce-Episet. Fritter, sun. Mar
mac, Nopasaran. Droiion, Judy Jones.
sixth Rsce-Tetsnssrs, Sir Livery.
Eighth Race-Skipper's Mate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Davfs schwartz, So; Rose Green. 81.
irwin Hogan. 20: Mary Ambris, 10:
Ernest Bonkoski, a: Marie sellke, -.
August Willie, 20: Matilda Ffnkei, Ill
Robert 4. Blaser, IL; sylvia D. bickio'o'
Robert J. Keefe. %; Virginia r. Gault. 20.
Earl X. Parsons. IT: Lois q. Hinkie. u
Steve Ribarsky. es; Marian Burghardt, Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
DETROIT
LINCOLN FIELDS

Fourth Hadmore.
sixth Race-Colunbus Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
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General Macarthur
sequences.

Now holding the last bastion of democracy in
the Pacific General Macarthur observes the
anniversary of his appointment to West Point
by speeding plans for the destruction of the Jap
enemy. This coming Sunday, The Detroit Sun
day Times vaIong with all lovers of freedom
pays tribute to this uncOnquerable soldier whose
name will be immortalized in history. You'll
find highlights of his career revealed, from his
days at West Point to his rousing reception in
Australia. Here is feature that should be
treasured by every American. salute to the
man pledged to avenge Bataan and COrregidOr!
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-05-08
BILL STRONG BRINGS
 BRIDE AND GROOM OUT
 ON HONEYMOON TRIP

Bill Strong. well known freighter and trading post operator from Tel egraph Creek arrived in Nrangell from the Canadian town last Sun day. strong.s was the first boat down this season.
 Aboard were Provincial Police of fieer Gerald Davis and Mrs. Davis. Mrs Davis. former Agnes Brinton of Telegraph Creek and daughter of the Strongs. and AIr. Davis were married during the winter in Tel egraph Creek and the trip down to Wrangell was recorded as a honey moon. Stocking up on supplies of fresh vegetables and meats was an added reason for the trip. Mrs. Da- vis said stocks in Telegraph Creek We're running decidedly low with no potatoes, dried or canned fruits or vegetables. butter for the past many weeks They Jeff for Telegraph on Strong's boat Tuesday evening.