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Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05
Fighting Mans Friend
Fighting Mans Friend
Draft Boards
Should Be Told
OF Any Evdsions

WORRIED WIFE: Q-My hus.
band tried to volunteer in the
army and was rejected because oi
illiteracy. Since we have married
he is pretty sure he won't be
called. I don't like to say IL, but
he doesn't want to be drafted OF
have anything TO do or say about
Selective Service. He really knows
more than he will admit he knows
and tries to pretend he doesn't
know enough TO get into the army
Are the examinations so difficult
that he couldn't answer the CUES.
tons?
A-There are no formal
mental examinations given
man before his Induction into
the army, simply n psychiatric
examination. It is quite possible
your husband did misIead the
examiners, although they are
ON the constant lookout for men
who attempt such evasion. You
should inform his local draft
board Of these facts. III they are
true then by Withholding such
knowledge you will be violating
the Selcctive Service Act your
self.
HASN'T BEEN ASSIGNED
MISS F. E. G.: OFF a man
has not been assigned to any GER
tain squadron can he be sent
across7 Ie was inducted Feb
ruary II, 1912. When will he be
entitled to a furlough so he can
come to Detroit TO get married :?
If so. who would he have to apply
to to get a furlough so he can be
before he goes across?
A-Enlistcd men are assigned
60 a specific combat unit before
being sent on overseas duty. He
must apply to his commanding
officer for q furIough.
+. G. F.: Q-My father Is IA
years old and I'm IS. I would like
TO get a job and work on Satur-
days when / have no school. II /
go to work will that make any
difference in my fathers classifi-
A-This would be difficult to
determine without knowing how
many other dependents your
father has, what his income is,
etc. Only his local draft board,
possessed of all the facts In the
case, could answer your ques-
tion.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05

Went to Court to Settle the
Estate of q Black Cat. Her
Name IL LILLY" and She Has a
New Guardian 10 See That She
Has the Best of Everything
Until the Last Of Her Nine Lives
Is Used Up. Read This Unusual
Story In The American Weekly,
With This Sundays Issue Of The
Detroit Sunday Times. N
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05

Among the II men from two
hospital units In training at Fort
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05
Home Defense Notes:
BlackOut
Chiefs
Named

Mayor Edward j.. Jeffries Jr.
today, named the six members OF
the municipal defense councils
blackout committee and a like
number Of workers on the evacua-
tion committee.
Glenn c. Richards, associate Co
is chairman of the
blackcut ensemble, which also in
cludes Charles +. Boyd. secretary
of the Retail Merchants Associa-
ton; George Edwards, deputy
chief air raid warden; the Rev.
Benjamin ]. Bush, pastor Of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church: I:
Louis j. Schrenk, superintendent
Of public lighting commission, and
Fred w. Jeurgens, traf-
fic director, police department.
General Clifford r. Powell, In
charge of army activities In this
area. will be asked 10 act as
advisor.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05

Combat Insignia Stamp Design Copy
right, lps2. Hearst Publications, Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-05
EVACUATION GROUP

Members of the evacuation COM
Imittee are DR.. Bruce Douglas,
health commissioner, chairman;
Warren K. Bow, deputy superin-
tendent Of public schools; William
j. Norton of the Children's Fund
of Michigan; Mrs. Edward Bryant.
vice president, League of Women
Voters; Miss Cecile M. Dacey.
former president of the Detroit
Teachers Association, and William
p. Lovett, secretary of the De-
troit Citizens League.
There will be a meeting OF the
blackout committee Monday after
noon. 2 o'clock, In the Office Of
the Civilian Defense, Ill Cadillac
Square.
George F. Emery, executive sec
retary of the regional planning
committee of the Detroit metro
politan defense area, and Mrs.
John Hoad, a social worker, who
have been making surveys of
blackouts pertaining to both war
plants and homes, will make re-
ports. On the basis of these reports
and other information, plans will
be made to coordinate factory
and home blacking out.
Chairman Richards of the black
out committee states that the
study is being made to prepare
Detroit for any eventuality but
that there Is no need for the
citizenry to become alaramed at
a precautionary measure.
ITS better 30 be prepared
than to be caught mapping" he
states.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17

IRRIGATION HEADGATES
Call 8723-J-3 for your cement
headgates. Free delivery. We also
install septic tanks. Wixom's Pipe
Yard.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17
Ii-HOUSES FOR RENT

A FEW GOOD Houses, furnished
and unfinished.
MARIE LAND
831 Main
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17

WE STILL HAVE A Good selection
Of Westco Pumps also pipe and
fittings PHIL JONES, Imperial
Highway. 4-2O
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17
6-HElP WANTED

WANTED PIN BOYS
over ID years. Steady work.
Ell Centre Bowling Alley. 129 No.
9Th.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17

VALLEY FARM For Sale. Good soil
Near Holtville. Also tractor and
farming tools. Address, Box r.
Iona Linda, Calf. 4-13
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17

FURNITURE MOVING, Packing
and Storing. ED ROYCE. 666
Broadway. Phone 123-W.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17

l8-Country Property for Sale

l8-Country Property tor Sale
80 ACRES, New 5 room house, in
pasture for 3 yrs. Suitable for any
crop. $4,000, $4,000 will handle.
mi east, miles SO. of Brawley,
Orange canal, Sunset Road. E. l..
Farmer. 400
l9-CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
FOR SALE: 2 Bedroom house. Easy
Terms.
C. MUNCEY sos MAIN ST.
4-4TF
PRACTICALLY NEW Stucco house,
2 bedrooms and den. Venetian
blinds, garage, nice lot. FILA,
$4850.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
2 BEDROOM House. Nice condition
Celotex finish $4,000. Terms.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
CALLED TO ARMY: Hotel Bldg,
Fur % rooms, 3 Apis, l business
house. Bargain. Apply Room ITO,
st. Anthony Hotel, Calexico. 20
FOR SALE: CUNT Apartment
House. Furnished. On graveled
street. -Four blocks from business
center, Imperial Total sale price
$4,000. FILA loan, $1,000. Cash or
terms for equity. Monthly income
$50. See Ben Hudgins. 405 So. H
St, Imperial, Phone 3641. 400
Bedroom house, new Celotex
lined, Villa Farms, ST. 500
3 Bedroom Res 419 Vine $1,10O
6 Unit Court Broadway
Easy Terms on these buys
CLAUDE VEDDER
Real Estate Insurance
1874 Main st. Phone 1884
20-WANTED REAL ESTATE
TO BUY 80 TO 100 Acres. good
farm land. Close to Ell Centre,
well drained with little or no i'm
provementS, Box II Post-Press
4-21
2I-FURNITURE FOR SALE
@>"-~~-r>>>-- .>~-~---~-~>~@~~ --~~>~
8 Piece walnut bedroom suite $44 so
2 Piece valour living rm suite $35 90
D Piece dining room suite go. S24 95
IMPERIAL HARDWARE
BASEMENT
Alt
23-MisceIIaneous For Sale
NEW HIGH PRICES ON JUNK
SAM NALLIBOFF
584 Broadway Phone $50
FOR SALE: Two it. automatic
gas Breeders. See Shannon at
County Farm. 4-20
1886 va Sedan, $4,000 mileage,
Thor washing machine White
sewing machine, Norge #. re-
frigerator. Phone 95. 400 Broad
way. 4-21
LINOLEUM
Genuine Gold Seal Linoleum
and Rugs
DELOzIERS FURNITURE
$3.50 Main Ell Centre
Put POST-PRESS Wantad to
work for you today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17

80 ACRES, New room house, in
pasture for 3 yrs Suitable for any
crop. $6,O00 $4,000 will handle.
5 mi. east, miles SO. of Brawley,
Orange canal, Sunset Road. E. L..
Farmer. 400
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17

Rent, Buy. Sell Swap Through
POST-PRESS wantads,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17
I9-CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Bedroom house. Easy
Terms.
c. MUNCEY 608 MAIN ST.
4-4TF
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17

ATTRACTIVE, Nicely furnished
apartment with or without bath
Also rooms. Parkview Apt. GOA
Adams.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17
26-POULTRY

HAVE GOOD SUPPLY OF Case
roller bearing rakes. None bet
ter. Get yours now.
Ell Centre Tractor Co.
imp ana R.R. Phone 900
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17

AUTO TRUCK Repairing, lowest
prices. No over head. Phone 1795R
Osborne Garage east Ell Centre
~ miles. 400
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17

FOR SALE: 40 head Guernsey milk
cows. A fine herd. See @ c. Web
ster LOG No. Plaza, Brawley. Alb
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-17
3I-AUTO LOANS

IN ANY EMERGENCY get your
auto loan from ROBERTSON g.
DURINGER, 7th and Main.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-25

leoem Stengel Dor Dem @intaliden in
oas &Ierpoiier erIt eiu Stiid
friid) geIdnitteu, neil Damn oie Bel.
len lebensfabi9er perben.
= y. &., Did.
8ei Ser3 grterienuerfolf,lne aibt
es nihts 9eileres, OILS ia,re Milb.
Efarrer &neipp empfieblt Sen @enuB
bon Sauernilh orei,nol ont Gage nit
SdWar6brot. 0abei permeioe man al
len Jleiidaemlb. sInh eeeen Item.
not lno Iitbma empfieblt Rneipp ab.
eerabnte Sanermild. Wan iollte tag.
lid peni9ltens Elm Quart bopon trim.
fen, Damn lonaiom INNER mebr, biz
man es oi,i brei Quart pro Sag
brinat.
Sogar 3nderfranfe fonnen, tpem
oas Seioen nidt idon au ipeit fortoe-
fhritten uno Dos Spltem nod fr0ftig
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= u. g., Ea. .

SSn @nalano, lteGt iih sic fatboIi-
Idle 8epolferltng ser nihtfatbolilhen
gegeniiber 1 au 1S, in Ger Mrmee /
5u 10. SSn ben Ser. Staoten Itebt
Die, 3obl Der &otbolifeu IN Der 3ipil.
bepolternn9 1 81 5 uno IN ser Irmee
betrd9t oic 3abl ser Gotbolifen AS
Yro5ent.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-25

9ot ser Yolitif beS Grdii6enten
Galoerot @l'oroia, bie iitb auf Die
lc3iolen @n5pfliten itiist, boben iib
Die 9e5icblnacn 5lpiibe1 Stride uno
Staat in Scr Hepnblit go1torica be,,t-
lid perbeliert. 0os 9arlament bat
nun Sic suibe6mg bes @eletes bon
1884 belhlolirn, bas 6en Srben bas
getreten oes Siootsecbietes perbpten
batte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-25

Barmber5iafeit 81, iiben lit eil 10 tpeis
tes, 10 frlhtbares mb 70 peroienlt
libes @ebiet inrb elm @irfilnesfreiS,
in oem ieber iidb betdtiger fam, ioe
oab niemano oic @ntiduloiallns Dor.
bringen faml er lei al arm pber az
ldlpab ooer babe ni6t ben 8eruf 90
5il.
@s 1T, beionoers in ben eeaen-
pdrtiaen 3eititiirnlen, oa ollc geiItis
gen nno 5eitieen Sitter ser Menihen
in Jroae iteben, ,lidt eeuii9enb, DOB
mir beten llno quite @erfe perribten,
Ionbern auh in ben &f Ger sSein-
oe @ottes mo oer Stride sinareifen.
9esbolb foroert bie Stride nno ibr
Sberbonpt, oct Eaplt in Nom, ole
aatbolifen auf air &atboliiden Mf-
tipm.
Scr aroBc &orfGmpier bes fotbo-
lild)e,t @lonhens ,mo Der STRIDE =
Solepb bon @oerres - ibricb: 9ic
@elt min eemonnen len. Dos
Ghmert = 5luu euten &onpf -, oas
@ott 3lr @ntlheio,ma in ,nlere Sono
aeleat bat, mllb NIT ltorfem Arm ee-
fiibrt merpelr, ionit iit bos Seil zines
Sobrtalienos berloren." -
- :. e., Wp. =
0ie 3abl Ger &atbolifen 1T oec
eal5en &elt betrd9t ann1bernb 400
100000. Sll oen Ser. Staoten
ldost man Die 3abl Ser 9atboliten
ouf iiber 20,0OO,OOO, eine 3obl, bic
bon pielet als 81 nieoria ollfeeiteut
miro. Sic fatboliibe Telieion lit in
nerlid itarfer, ~als alle iibri9en reli.
sioies .9efenttniiie 5uiantlnen eenom-
men. gS oibt it China iiber 5000
600 -Gatbolifen, alio inebr OILS in
@n9lano lmo @ales, no sic @elamt-
6abl 100000 betr6st. SsSn oae,'
2onsern Ser grbe ninmt Die 3obl
ser &otbolifen alt, tpdbrenb bie Ser
protcltantilhen Sefteu belt6nbi9 Oh
nimmt. 9iele ltatiltilhen Aneaben
| lino oen (nibtfatbolii1en) gSorlo
almanah entnolnnlen.
= Wrs. 81. st., Sgio -
Sic babeu bos Wittel, oas mir frii'
9er einmol 6llr 8elebling bon Sopf-
pflon5en aegebell baben, ltiBperltan=
oen. Cine aan5 pcrtrodrete, tote
Fflan5c. fann man nid)t ipieoer 3ltrn
2eben ertpeden. SSem cine 9lllmc
oerart peripeltt it, boB iie ourh @ol-
Jet nidt mebr anfgefrild6t 1perben
fanl ober nod 2eben in ii6 bat, 10
fonlt man ein fiinltli6es Wtittel ou-
Denoen, ulu lic mieoer 5u bcleben.
Das lit ser Sampler (Gompbor), ser
alth oft beim Menlhen 81 benllelben
3lpef angelponot merOen fann. Vfon
itellt cine geiotti9te Soiung BON Gom~
pber IN Alfobol ber ooer fa1it ierti
gen &anlpberipirituS i'm Drug Stpre.
gon oieler Sonmg eieBt mon einiae
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9Saiier entbaltenoes @efaB. 3nerlt
miro sic &anpberloiung cine oiinn"
9edc biloen, lih ieooh ollnldblih nit
Dem Nnller luil6en. Gmlu ltellt man
bie tpelfen Eilon5en int oas Moilcr.
Nad 5lpei bis brei Stl,noen mer.
| oen oie 5ulonn,engeiollenen 8l1tter
| ltd) mieber ollsoebnet Oie illngeu,
berabbanoenoen Griebe lid) oufs nells
erbeben llnb sic trodene Ginoe mieber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-25

crit bellte, II. ytopellber, errelbte
nlls Sbre Summer Der uSbilomabe"
bonn s. sugult. Die Mlmmert trei,
fen lebr ilnregelmdBigb lebr ipot ooer
eor niht ein. 8itte ms in Sbrelu
,perten 8latt mitteilen SIT ipollen, oh
Sic ilnler 8obenblatt regelni6big er.
balten. 8eiten 9anf im poraus.
y. s., Conn.
nSimmel mo @rbe .i&roen berae.
ben beibt nibt onb Die @roe mo
Der Sternenbimmel pernibtet ner-
0eil lonoern onB ourb cine natiir
lihe ooer. hurb @ott berbeieefiibrte
&ataltropbe bic @roe nno Ger Ster~
nenbimmel III ibrer aeacnipartiaen
@eltalt pcr0noert lno ,,mae1taltet
neroen. @s miro, ipic es in Sbriit
nno 3raoition ausbriidlih geIebrt
miro, uein nener 6inlniel nno eiue
ne,le @roc cntlteben''. Ntonhe Sir,
henlebrer, iino ber Inlidt, bob Die
neue entliibnte @roe ben Ginoern, sic
ebne Die Soufe = obnc ibrc perIou-
life Sbnlo geitorben lino, ais
Srt ibrer natiirlihen Seligfeit onge-
ioieiell lpcrben miro, meil lie, nit Ser
@rbliinoe bclaltet, nibt ser binllu.
lilhen seligfcit teilboit iperbcn fGns
men, obaleif lie olb nid6t bie Sollen-
Itrafe perbicnt baben.
- Mrs. =. g., Mp.
9ie 3ud)t bon Strobblumen lpllte
IN Sbrem Staate gar nid)t 10 ibiuie
rig lein. Sic lieben Dor oaem re6t
ionniee Yldee unb eeoeiben am be
iten in ionlliaen, beiben Sommern.
Die &ultlr oieier 9lumen lit Die
henfbar einfocblte. 3ie etpos leidtcn,
,pin5igen Samenforneben iperoen om
belten an einem ipinbltllen Sage, in
Geiber, nm beiten olS 0eeteinfaiillng
in red)t lonniger, geihiieter Gage sn=
fana Mdr5 al,sgeldt. Sci oiiultigem
g8etter feililt ser Sanle balo. @loe
sSllni 3eigen Iif l6on bie srlten glii.
ten, lino ser sSlor ipobrt bis @noe
9lug,llt. sSeoer @ortenirelnb, Ser mld
im 8inter 8llumen aus leinem Gar
ien auf leinem Glide baben modte,
berlalme nift, Strubblun,en im
CONNER 5u 5ieben. !pat er es einc
mal perIlldOt, barn miro er bie ge-
ringe 9Giibe ibrer &ultur nienlals
irieber ihelten. @ill man tic trodnen
mo fiir Sen @inter oufbelpabren, 10
,nerfe rna,, lid) bieles: @enn Die Son=
ne ibeint, offncn Tie ibre oierlihen
8liiten nno aeigen Ole gelbliben
StaubaefaBe. 0ann lit Die rebte Belt
alln1 Shneiben. SHE ,barf man ben
Eflan3eu oie Bitten bes 9lbenbs ober
Moreeus, penn bie 8liiten geihloi-
fen lin6, nebmen, bie 8liiten Dffnen
jid baum niernals ipieber. 8eim Srpf
men lit ipobl ou 6eabtett, bob man bie
obeelhnitteuen StrauBe nit oen 8lii=
tenfopfen nab nnten anfbdngt, aud)
biirfen iie rid)t Der Come ausseiebt
ipnoern nliiiien i'm 3imnler aetrodnet
ner0en. 50 nur bebalten lie ibre no.
1iirlidbe sSornt unb friide Sorbe.
GtrallBe aits oieien aartrola 1lno ipei-
ben 8liiten erregen in ieoem 8inter
itets bon llelleln .8emunberung. all-
nal 6iele f6onen Strobblumen nod
inlner redt pcnig befonnt iino.
/ - 6. 81. Srr.-
Ger E5tnnt S0hin n,irS Apr V,td.
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M. g., u. q.

(Hobitis), eneliih 8idets, lit eine
@rndbrllnesltornng i'm &nobenmabs.
tllnl fleiner &inber burtb mangelbafte
&alfablagerllng im anohengemebe.
Sbledte, lnl5pedmaBige grndbrllng,
Iunaiinltiae Somilienperbaltniiic CIR
INIT in Slnms), iblehte, falte, fel,h-
te, oainpfiae &pbnuna nenig auf-
entbalt in friicber 2uft, maneelbofte,
nahlaiiiee Sa,ltpfleee iino meitens
lhnlo oaran. @eipobnlib int erlten
2ebersjobre, ipenn bas &ino aeber
lernen lollte, oeroiden Iib sic Gorber-
Iarm- II. Observation-Disclosures, bleiben
I'M @ahStiml 5nriid ,lnb Iinb abnorm
,peid). 8ieie &ranfbeit oouert ae.
Ipobnlid, "a Sabre nno fommt in
Gen meiiten fssallen, in oenen cine rid
| tiec @rnabrung oes &inoes ei,eelei-
tet miro, noarGnoie our Scilung
Hadittide Ginoer baben meiltens el,
fnen oicfen 2cib, aroBen &opf~ fleine
sSiiBe, lino leioeil ou6 mebr pber ipe
niger on @eiltesihpd6e. @ute, frGi=
ti9e Mobrung, piel frii6e 2uit, folte
ober iporlnc 8uocr fonnel1, iper,1 auf
longlpierioe, ober liebere @eilmg brin
gen. Sin foltes 8ao narf nlr eiue
Scfirnoc lang banerlJ bas &ino lo<
oonn in ein iporltes Sub einipideln.
Gom Npotbefer propariertes fobleue
loilreS Gotfpnlper lit lebr empfeblens'
mert. 9fan gebe he,u &inoe happu
cine fleine Melieripise, in Milh ober
grei. 9ie bette 9tabrung fir iolde
Climber iino Soier9riiee (Hoaeo
Sots) ober. Molafaffee NIT Sonia.
0eu 9iiicfell reibe. nolt taglih nit
sllfobol eill. Gin por5iiglibes Mittel
| lit 2ebertron 600 2iper .SiD. Dos-
lelbc entb0lt bas Gitanin 9, befonnt
alS &noben- lmo 3abnbiloner. Shon
nit einent ei,t Monat altell &inbe
fam man allfoneen. Man aicBt 20
his 80 Sropfen 2ebertran oreinal tag
lib in bie DHld) bes &inoes. Noh
orei Wonaten fann man Dem &inoe
| Ihou 5luei SeelDffeI bon alle "a Stlm=
oen geben. ..,..
Cine Reibe Gr5tliber grperi,nente
baben beipielel1 baB 2ebertron nod
anoere beilenbc @iaenlhaiten beiitt.
Jildert mar ic6on lduglt bie beilen-
DC &raft BON 2ebertran BEL @lnoen,
5roltbeulen lno Sm1tobihiirfungen
beforult. 9tn bat Elm Or. 81. $. Alb~
rlf) bon Ser Sarboro Weoical Shoo1
nab acbtiGbri1er Sorldung beipieie,l,
oaB nid)t nllr Bel aIlen Mrten bon
@moen, lpnoern alb BEL 8rono-
munoen Sebertram al1Berlt beillam lit.
Sn ser eneliI6en Mrmee ipar bies
lhon 1ollelt befarnt ,lno int slnnen
Dung bei @elibtsipunben uno =ber.
brennunge,1. sic biel langlamer bei-
len, oils an anocrn &0rperteilen.
- 90. g., sG. =
@s lit nibt genug BOB man bon
aatbolii6er sftiou ipribt unb
lbreibt, oielelbe mub por ullcm bel
ieoen: aatbolifen ielbit anfaneen.
Man muB ielblt ottip iein g.. +. man
nnlb es nit ieiner Helieion ernit neb=
men ,lno onrb lein 8eiipiel oie &a,
tbolilbe slftipn preoieen gs 1T fer,
ller notipcnoig, baB man IN .Ieiner
stellung Neligion ,lnb Moral- Der.
breiten bilft, sic bas Sllnbanent ser
6onilie, Der n1enldlidlelt @eieIlidlaft
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u. S. Treasury Department

it, onrh reidblihen @enuB bon
Sauernilb gebeilt meroen.
gs merben bentsutaee piel an bieI
folte @etrGnfc ,nter oen berlodeno-
item Nanten genolien. 9ie meilten mir
fen idon burh ibre neori9e Gelnpe.
raturt alBerlt id)dolid) auf Ole Ser
oaululg nno peranlnlien ale noss
li6en 2eioe,t.
5. g., @oiB. -
1lnu ein Stiid @iien naenetiib at
nlohen, le9t nm bos au mognetilie.
rel1oe Glen in Ser Hidtug bon Horo
na6 Siio onf eIn onOereS Stiid @iIeu.
9ann ltreid)t man es ipieoerbolt no1
oerlelben Gid)tlng nit einen oritten
Stiid @iicn. @eni9 befonut lein biirf.
te es, ooB lm einen Wfo9neten Die
9roft dll nebmelt nlon BLOB elm Stiief
&nobloub (@orIic) oarallf 81 leeen
braldt.
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Ofan fonn @ier fo6en obne sSe1,er,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
Tigers
Crowds
Up I2,278

The Tigers totaled 232, 267 paid
customers for their first % games
at Briggs Stadium this spring as
compared with 219.9S6 for the
similar period in 1941. gain OF
1928. it was revealed today.
The increase was enjoyed de-
spite the fact that the Tigers
two largest crowds for the same
time in 1941 were larger than
the two. top crowds for this year.
Thus far this year the Tigers
biggest turnout was for a double
header with the st. Louis Browns.
April rs. when 1858 clicked the
turnstiles. A crowd of 80, 267 saw
the seasons opener April Ia be-
tween the Tigers and Indians.
The Tigers and Yankees drew
43.74 and the Tigers and Indians
AZ ,165 last spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
Keep ON Winning
JAW IA. Champions Of UAW-ClO League Last
Season, Unbeo+en in This Years DBF Glass B Race

Norbie MartZ. who has main
tanned his winning habits on the
sandlots since he graduated from
DENLY High several years ago, set
Dixie down with five hits, one a
homer by Joe Janosik. the losing
pitcher. JAW TIA scored three
runs in the first inning on a sim
gle. base on balls, a hit batsman
and four errors to make victory
easier.
Only four games of the 10 sched-
uled were actually played in the
division on account of rain. Three
others are listed as forfeits. but il
is possible the FORGETTING teams did
not show up when it became obvi-
Gus that the games would be called
off.
Southpaw AL Sedik of Johns
turned in a three-hitter in defeat
ing Griffin. 2-l, striking out 10.
Griffin. however, protested the
game as result of a ground rule
hit In other games Hoffman
downed Flex-O-Tube, 4-3. when an
outfielder dropped fly TO let in
three runs. and JAW 157 beat
Mitchell, 81. behind George D0-
mas six-hit pitching.
Dixie OIL 600 OOO-2 =
JAW ia $40 100 20x-7 IL 2
Ianosik, Psonsh and Popovich: Martz
and Zielecki.
Johns Gao 900 00x-2 S o
Griffin 900 600 OlO--i 2
sedik and Zimmerman. Snyder and kon-
dretow
JAW 1877 0lO ol0 O3O-5 2
Mitchell 600 600 olO--I
Dumas and Royston Adams. Wren and
Scudder
Flick -O-Tube 0iO OOi 1903 /
Hoffman OBI 600 OOx-4 7
Schultz. sarkasian and Kerr; stirbitt and
Swanson.
East Side .. Parsons (forfeH).
Vickers 3, MeLouth (forfeit).
JAW l5s Q, Mortimer Gorfeitl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
Death Hotires

ID f1oR-Msy 80. 1912. Frank J.. aud
denly, dear husband OF Elnore Funeral
services Tuesday 1880 a. m, from Floyd
L: HamiitOn Funeral Home. 18th near
West Grand Blvd. Interment woodmere
Cemetery.
DORAN Nav 30. Frank J., brother OF
Paul Msdge and Catherine D. DorAn.
Funeral from residence. 1890 Lasalle Blvd.
TUESDAY Al $50 a. m, and 81. Agnes
Church At a m.
HEssE--May 80, Rose. beloved wife OF
the late Frank A. dear mother of Mrs
J. +. Leszynsk. Mrs. n. James Mog, Mrs.
J. Donald Voller. Mrs. J. Edward Rooney.
Hugo C. Robert l., Arthur &. and Frank
J.; also survived by IL grandchildren and
one great grandchild, William NJ Walker
Ill Funeral from residence, 3e1 r. Cd.
Blvd, Wednesday at 1918 and TO st.
Mays Church. ~. Antoine and Monroe.
At li:00. Burial. Nj. olivet.
HOUTTEKIER-May 20, Julius, age 50.
beloved husband OF Celina, dear father OF
Elnor. brother of Mrs. Constant Jolly
and Mrs. Emil DeJonghe Of Rousselaere,
Belgium. Funeral from Verheyden Funeral
Home. $4,000 Mack, at Outer Drive, Tues
day al 9I5. to 81. John Berchma ms
Church at 10. Rosary Monday evening at s.
PUDDEFOOT-Mary e. May 80, beloved
mother OF Mrs. T.. A. Allard. Funeral
at the Uht Funeral Home, Wayne, Mich.
Wednesday at 1880 Burial, Oakview,
Royal Oak.
TAFFs-May 30. Albert NJ, OF ss73 Uni
versity place, beloved husband OF Anna
Frank Tafs. dear father OF Albert Jr
Funeral service Tuesday 2 p. m, at A. II.
Peters Funeral Home, I2o57 Grstiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-01
Special Notices

FUND RAISING CAMPAIGNS
Organized for National. Fraternal and
Church Anihaies Extremely low cost.
Write eonhdsntisily.-Mt. Arthur shafer,
7S2 West End Ave, New York, n. Y.