davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

ERT became the bride Of Pv.
William Y. MahCke OF tho NcdI-
cal Detachment Of tho Army AIR
Forces. November -. m the post
chapel IN Douglas. ARR
Rev A. j. Bell offlciatod
BETH lei LTT Ter 4 y
CHURCH on November Is was
The scene Of the marriage Of
Edna IIolke. daughter Of Paul
HOlkC OF CharlevolN avenue. and
Thomas McKinnon. son % Mrs.
Jean McKinnon OF Sheridan
avenue.
MRS WILLIAM HABOUSH
az Harvard road entertained a.
a delightful buffet supper and
bridge
MRS MAUD POULIN was a
weekend guest Of Mrs. Fannie
Aynor in her home IN St Paul
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
House Being Made Over

TAKING THE bus they thought.
Was lots Of fun ....
They several persons they knew ....
They left their two lovely children 49,.
Edward J. Whyte III. and Mary Ellen ....
At Grandpa Galatians house in Lochmoor boulevard
In the of a good nurse
The Whytes have been living with Mr.. Callahan &C..
While their house. in Lincoln road
Is being done ver....
But expect to be in 1t right after the year ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Party Week for Bride

BRIDE-ELECT GENE LOUISE WRIGHT Of Crosse lie
Who on December 10 will we'd ..
1t. q. g. Robert A. Burns $500.
Is spending this week partying 49,.
Sally Krebs entertained at bar shower for her ...
And on Saturday "a bathroom shower. &C..
Will be given by Madeleine White &C.,.
Barbara Cupper will give the spinster dinner 49,.
December b. at her house in Burns avenue ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Back TO Crosse Poin+e

1T WAS a strange crowd 49,,
I'VE didn't know a soul go.
But =. il was fun
Almost as much fun as going away" ...
The former Isobel Callahan declared ...
About o'clock Sunday afternoon 49,.
They took the bus back to Crosse Pointc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
h N ayfs.....j!r
I'VE with

WE DON'T know when ...
We have anyone having so much fun 49,.
AS the William Downeys. and their party--,-
Last evening over at the DAG.
The Downeys entertaining at cocktails,
Having invited about 80 of their Detroit friends
To meet their house guests.
The Mitchell Mays. of BronXville, y. ".
The former Ellen Kinsel sparkling 49,.
In emerald green afternoon frnck----
Topped by ducky little mink hat.
And Mrs. May smart in royal purple costume.
The Downeys in New York last week &C..
And the Mays came on to Detroit with them.
They'll be returning tomorrow to BronXville 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Goes TO San Francisco

JERE Callahan leaves December II.
For San Francisco...
To spend about three weeks 49,.
With his other daughter and son-in-law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Wartime Holiday Idea

HERE'S A CLEVER idea -,
For wartime holiday.
Which was thought up.
BY young Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Whyte II
But. which we'll pass on to YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Celebrate Victory Weekend

THE WHITES call it,.
Their Victory weekend"
They had been talking for weeks
About getting away from it all.
But felt guilty about travelling &C..
At the present time -.
Finally. -. they packed a couple Of bags.
And Saturday afternoon -.
Boarded bus in Crosse Ponte 80.
And came into town 49,.
They checked in at the Statlcr....
Met Jere Callahan. Mrs. Whytes dad"
In the Terrace Room at 10 o'clock . and danced
Evening star., 1942-02-15

CHIDS BED. pink. 2Sx5O; sro-spring.
simmons tnnerspring mattress; new condi-
ton 1921 42nd st NV
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Bargain Furniture Store
RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45: covering and new inside material in
cluded: made like new IN finest tapestry
and friezette; workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO,
25Oq l4th ST NV COLUMBIA 1881.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
RENDIX

Beds. brand-new, complete with cod
spring and mattress. specially priced at S2f,
Chests, 5 drawers, As inches high. 80
inches wide, maple and walnut finish, ex-
ceptIonal value at S13 so.
Dining room set, 9 pieces, attractive wal.
nut finish. Priced for quick sale. i
We have many other bargains. See u
for the best buys in furniture for the en-
tire home.
1896 H st. NE. Atlantic AGA.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

CHROME FURN. AND FIXTURK-Fully
eabinetsi oarpeted: $500. Ma. 1886, 16s
Evening star., 1942-02-15

WANT MEN for several territories to in
vest S10000-S25, 900 cash and services.
manufacture and apply with special
equipmenD permanent, waterproof, fire.
proof, decorative surfacing material to
masonry and other surfaces Gnterior or
exterior) 100 different shades and colors.
RevolutiontZes building industry for new
and old construction, since it decreases
cost and increases durability. Tested
and approved by large lending institu-
tions. Details at interview only. Box
45O-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

RBCORD9-Red sealx. several hundred
vocal and inStTumentaL loo up.- CAL to-
dsy. S-a. o. tomosrey. Sc; -! SArroll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
Tracy Has Plenty Of Heavyweiehts

If the law of averages holds Tracy ought to have a
couple heavyweight champions in the Catholic Youth
Organization boxing has the greatest stable of
he began coaching boxing at Annuncaton full
decade ago.
Ordinarily, fight coach is happy he has couple of good
heaves Very often really promising big boy handicapped
the only heavyweight the gym and consequently
hasn't any his to give him decent workout
Tracy however has less than heavyweghts in tow
year. He least outside chance of plotting winners
in all three casses-open novice and beginners.
Outstanding the big boys Jimmy Powers and
Frank BuckowsN open heaveghs and Gordon Booth novice
Powers who weighed close 800 pounds when he
began fighting than years down to mere
PAS Buckowsk former Golden Gloves titleholder just II
years old and tips the scales at 20 pounds
When Buckows joined the club last year. Powers took him
his wing taught him all he could about the manly
Frank has along fast that he threat
Powers title aspirations Tracy reports that of the bouts
which these boys have staged the recently classics
Outside the they fast friends but all bets off when
they square off against each other
IF they meet in the finals. il will he of the best
heavyweight bouts predicts
Tracy
He also likes the chances Of Booth syearod youngster
who has before fought in competition Booth
eligible fight in the CYO beginners class,
sized the natural ability and power this 6oot4 210pound
giant he decided that good craftsmanship dictated
should enter Class novice bracket Booth readily agreed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
CYO Boxing Results

CLASS c
i12 pouuds-Phn Clark (Holy Redeemer
decsi1ned Mario Ferry 1St. Gregory Johr
/ RouSeue tSt Stanislaus) kayoed John Gee
! (Gesu). hrst round.
IFS pouuds-Jue Andary est Catherine
decisioued Kenneth Saundry tGesuj. Ruher
Ramirez 1Ioly Bedeemer) decisioned Den
son Echols tSacrod Hearb Bill Topping
(H0ly Redermer decisloned Joe Andary
(St Catteunel
l26 pounds Dave Urban tOur Lady o'
sorrow hsyoed Boo kubiaH tGesu1, sec
ond round
1855 pounds Tom Geohcean 1Holy Re
deemerl dcclsion,d James SChovan tSt
Marys Of RoyaI oak Warne AcClcuand
Est James Of Ferudalel decisioned Ro5ert
Redeem Sacred HeartI. Tom Geohegsn
tHoly Redecmer decisloned A. Cugiiari
est Elizabeth
~ pounds Gus Schroeder Cst. Mary
Nagdalenb declsioned Joe Jachobs Can
nurCiatton1. Tony Nettraino (St. Benedictl
decisoned jay Sikora est. Bernard Gus
Schroeder est. Mary Magdalen) decisioned
Walter stark (NisitationD.
100 pounds-F Fred Weir Est. Marys of
Royal OAK decisioned Alex Narkyvecn
tHoly EcdeemeJ. Earl Brunette (SS.
Peter and Paul. kayoed Gordon Donnelly
tSt Lawrence Of Utical, hrst round
CLASS n
$50 pounds-Bnl Heikkna MADONNA
deClsloued Franco Marone Santa MariAb.
l75 pounds Tommy Jordan (Annuncia-
to0i kayoed Bernard .Wdoviak (H0ly Re
decmeri, first round Don Miller tSt
Michael - Pontiac kayoed Wifrcd klens
tSt. Augustine third round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
Spartan WrestIers
To Open al Home

EAST LANSING. Jan. 10
Heraldcd as one of the top-rank-
ing teams in the nation last year
the Michigan State wrestling
squad VIII open lis home season
here tonight in JeniSon Field
house against Kansas State
With one exception, Coach tend-
ley Collins viii start the same
lineup that defeated Wheaton
College. 2i-lO. last Saturday night
in the~year'S first meet. Frank
Foster. a sophomore newcomer.
will Try to fill the vacancy at 175
mounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
Lou zerbo Upset
In City Tourney

The city handball championship
goes into the quarterfinals tonight
at the Knights Of Columbus courts,
with Paul Stobbe IN the role OF
giant killer
Stobbc 10 who has been play
ing handball only a year and a
half. last night upset Lou Zerbo
former city Htlehaldef 21-lt
.21-19. lie is regarded as the fin
est prospect IN city handball IN
many years
Two other Veterans John Nc
Crohan and Jim Dunlcavy. also
were surprise victims last night
McCrohan list to Leonard Meld-
man. 2l-6 Pills. ana Dunleavy
bowed 10 Joe Ca>by 2l-17. 1921
21-2O. IN other matches, Ted
Lemmer defeated Cal Bonn. 2l-8,
21-l9; Paul Merlo defeated Myer
KTitt. 2l-17, 2l-1O, Jack Hagenah
defeated Ell P.ckcnS. 2l-2O. Pill.
and John GuStomSki defeated Joe
Finn. 2l-6 Pile
Tonights matches
r m Joe W-Ker IS Lemmer AZ.
man uuh4st .vs milton Lamp
80 p y oman So Ben Wafer
sto"c. b.-tausf. So Sfente
30 ~ -N ze.1o W. Max Thomas
gl5 - -Fa-r, Ier.o We Harsrsb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
$40 for CrilllHllinS
Nets S $50 Prize Money in Coast Tournament;
Gives $I,50 to Uncle Sam
BY HAROLD KAHL

Every star, regardless what the
sport may be, has his admirers and
critics. Our own Johnny Grim
minis. who It's rumored will re-
place the hkable Joe Norris on an
All-America team this season as
a result of winning the national
match game eliminations, has had
more than his share of critics.
Even his most severe may be
forced to hedge a bit when they
learn what Crimmins did yester-
day. Every one knows he took a
flyer when he entered the Rose
Bowl Classic in Temple City, Cal.
during the holidays and then
topped off the gamble by winning
first prize. 50 1000, on 2230 total
for 10 games.
Flying 10 the coast and back
and New Years Eve in Hollywood
cost him $3.50 in expenses. which
left 81 $50. He gladly laid $500
on the line yesterday for the pur-
chase of defense bonds. He also
pledged SO TO The Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

Buy a Bomber campaign, which
by simple arithmetic leaves him
$40 in actual cash.
All OF which causes US 10 wonder
how many Of those people that
Kissed. whiStled and heckled him
Sunday in the match between
Stroh and National have or would
buy 81, 500 worth of defense bonds.
Norris, his friendly enemy, was
angry about the unSportsmanlike
treatment accorded CrlmminS. al
though ne and his mates took an
.undeServed riding Saturday
night.
In this particular match there is
$500 wager Norris will beat
CrImminS. or vice versa. Norris Is
up by 23l pins, but CrimminS Will
be in there pitching, and if he S
right, will bet 5000 out of his own
kick he will outshoOt Joe IN the
last nine games at Hy Harris
WY Recreation next Saturday
and Sunday. Norris gladly VIII
accept
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
Big Ten Standings

last-second stabs at the hoop and
lost the game. in which only once
were they ahead.
Opening the game, the Wolver-
ines went 10 work Immediately,
holding 90 lead after Mel
CominS four consecutive baskets.
Ted EsSer finally broke the ice
tor Northwestern after eight min
utes of play and did similar job
in the second half, when the Wild
cats played for 10 minutes with
out a field goal
The Big Tens top scorer North
western sophomore Otto Graham.
was well controlled by his chief
guard, Ralph Gilbert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

been deferred from military
service in exchange for Banonis.
Lions officials have a high re-
gard for Vincent, and they are
willing TO gamble upon his being
available next fall.
The Cardinals are ready and
willing to listen to any offers.
Negotiations were started al
the draft meeting.
All Of which shows the esteem
in which the former Catholic
Central luminary is held by the
Motor City pro club. If it were
not for Vince's army status, he
would almost certainly have been
named on the first ballot by one
Of the postgraduate teams,
quite possibly the Lions them
selves.
Fred Mandel Jr.. the boss
Of the Lions, returned 10 De-
troit yesterday from a southern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

Nineteenth Maccabee Rife Club Of
kalamazoo Twin City Club ot
Benton Harbor, Grand Rapids AL
pcna Capitol City Club of Ian.
sing Sparton Club of jackson
Midland, Flint. Central City OF
jackson, Wyandotte and Shia-
wasSee.
While these matches are for OK.
pert rIfemen, beginners in each
of the above cities may have the
use Of their indoor rifle range.
one or more nights each week.
The Paw Paw Rife Club still
holds The lead in the Fruit Bel
League. Secretary Lee Brown adj
Wses The T%ln City Rife Clut
OF Benton Harhor is in secony
place. SteyensTille third, Berrjer
Springs fourth and CoDma fifth.
Members Of the Detroit Sports
mems Congress desiring 10 shoot
on teams arc urged 10 contact
Tommy Thompson 2273S Wood
ward avenue Ferndalc on 'ole
phone Royal oak 1855 Team,
are being made upI now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
Braves Can't Supply
A Fair Farm Club

BOS TON, Jan - INS) -
John Quinn secretary Of the
Boston Braves. said today I'M,
organization was dropping the
Bridgeport. Conn. franchise n
the Interstate League because
we don't have the bail players 10
give them tho baseball they de-
serve Quinn offered the fran
ChISe free 10 any one IN Bridgeport
who could establish q team strong
enough 10 contend for the pcnnant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
buy a Bomber
" Swim Meet FRIDAY

Seventy-hvc members from the
seven YMCA branches in Detroit
viii compete IN the invitational
clty-wide swimming meet 10 be
held at rhe Hannah branch AT 40
p. m Friday. Events will include
diving and relays, 40-yard free
style. lO0-yard free style, l00-yard
backStroke, 40-yard backstrokc
and 10-yard breast stroke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
Hsb! :. 5]a q
~ By BoS nltVppfuy
Lions Reported Angling for U. D.'s Vince Banonis
Just Missed Him in Pro League Draft

rumors have that Vince Banons the University
Of Detros AAmerca center, be IN the livery Of the
Detroit Lions before 1912 football rolls aound- he
isn't working for Uncle Samuel at p bucks month
The Chicago Cardinals Vince their fourth ballot
AZ the National League month. This ronc
twist II fate Lions got their choice Immediately
after e Cardinals intended grab Banons their fourth
selection.
Sources close the Lions insist that the Detroit club
ready 10 part experienced grdder who has already
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
Central League
Opens Firing
BY DON GILLIES

Sixteen rife clubs in the big
Central Michigan Rifle and Pistol
Association will begin firing their
indoor matches this week in the
William Randolph Hearst Citizens
Workmanship Competition Neal
Marks. executive officer, an
nounccd today.
The league. largest in the state,
represents 300 expert riilemen.
Clubs in the league are Holland,
Paw Paw, Borderline Rife Club
OF Port Huron. Ann Arbor. Salina,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
u. of Nj.
UpSetS
Wildcats
CONTINUED from First sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
stead of one. were forthcoming in
the final three seconds of play. 4.
When Russ Wendland drove uni
den for his second consecutive
basket 10 tie the score, "a to "a,
Northwestern rooters went wild.
But Umpire Glen Adams insisted
a foul had been made long before
the scoring play was executed
and awarded the Cats but ono
free throw. Adams claimed that
his original whistle had gone
unheard
The Wildcats chose 10 take the
ball out Of bounds, but missed two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
OTHERS IN LINE

Other Lions who are already in
the service or who are trying 10
get in special brvnches are half
backs Whizzer White. Cotton Price
and Paul Moore: center Duncan
Obee, ends Owan Thuerk, Maurice
Britt and Stan Anderson. tackle
John Tripson and guard Bill
Radovich.
"NeNt falls Lions will be men
who are not considered avail
able for army duty because of
dependents or physical dis
ability" said Mande They'll
he doing their share i'm defense
work, i'm maintaining their fami-
lies and i'm providing amusement
for what otherwise might be
drab existence for many. The
government has asked the Ma
tional Football League to carry
on--and were going 10 do our
best"
The list Of other players avail
able includes tackles Ted PavclcC
and Alex SchIbanoif. center AleN
Woicichowicz. halfbackS Harry
Hopp and Ned Matthews and enc
Bill Fisk.
The Lions made their choices in
the player draft on the basis OF
the players draft STATUS they
eagerly grabbed Bob WcStfall
Michigan fullback, and All Bau.
man. Northwestern tackle, who
were given If classification 10y
draft boards because of puncturcd
ear drums
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
ROSE BOWL HERO

Bob Dcthman. the Oregon
State back who threw TWO scoring
passes 10 beat Duke IN the trans
planted Rose Bowl game, can be
safely signed because ne is mar
RED aS are Murray Evans. Hardin
Simmons blocking back, Joe Fran
ceSki. Scranton tackle and Emil
BanjavlC. Arizona back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

absence Boucher oufa footed and labeled his ang
The National Hockey League
has ever produced.
Besides the tact that I'm convinced he's the greatest all
around defense in hockey history add these quail
ehe fine team player and the easiest coach and handle
I've seen"
And thai chluns praise indeed coming from the boss
nan l0 ../. .-/b
approach id problem offered by Bill kenyon
University Of Maine basketball coach Kenyon offers the novel
-sestor that instead q barring Freshmen from Irtcrcoegia
sports competition tho ycanss te permitted 40 and ihe
Senors be banned instead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

swing during which he witnessed the NoSouh EastWest and
Sugar Bowl games Mande voraby impressed by the
performances and Bob Wefa these pgskn
festivities Banons defensive play superb and Westia
line-smashng procivities were heartening indeed
"Wesal without doubt the best offensive player on
the field in the East-West game" Mandel reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
Lions 10 Avoid
Any Men Fitted
For Army Duty
Owner MandeI Back
After Scouting Tour
From Bowl TO Bowl
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Pro football will roll along this
fall despite the war, but the De-
troit Lions won't sign one player
who is suited for army duty,
Owner Fred l.. Mandel Sr said
today.
The Lions boss is back at his
desk after scouting football pros
poets in the North-South. East
West and Sugar Bowl games. And
he needs new players because he
has said good-by TO nine of the
men who wore Lion uniforms last
fall. All are now wearing military
uniforms or have applied for duty
in the army or navy.
Latest of the Lions 20 say
good-by 10 football is tackle Emil
.Uremovich, who wrote Mandel
yesterday saying he had taken his
physical examination for the army
at Hobart. Ind. and expects to
leave for camp Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
SOUTHWESTERN
MICHIGAN

Total n :. - Totals 30 u n
score a. hsif Michigan ~ NorthDest-
eTu IT,.
Free throws missed Comm Mandlsr
$50. Gilbert Bikof g.. Wenclsnd co.,
tsser t2l Jskr.
Referee Gu N-Dorsi4 WISCONSIN,.
Umpire Glenn Adams tDtpauD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

Matches a. twenty Grand Recreation
5000 Fourteenth. second floor.
George Bryant's Schmidt team
and Chef Sliceys Norton take
the play away from Joe Norris
SIroh and Nal" Gilmours Paris
when they cross alleys in the
headliner of the opening of the
second half Of the schedule IN the
Detroit Times All-Star Bowling
Classic tonight at Twenty Crane
Recreation, the house Of Rabaut
Charley and Senator" Paul.
Tied for third place. only two
strides from Stroh and Paris
also deadlocked, their meeting
will have an important bearing
on the ultimate outcome of the
race. The winner is certain 10 re-
main in the contention, while the
loser may be forced TO share g
spot with either Harold Aliens
Mineralites, or Joe Lieb's TWen'
ticth Century.
The two leaders also have their
work cut out for them. Stroh fac
ing the ambitious Chene-Trombly
club. headed by Joe Paulus. and
Paris bucking up against TWen-
tieth Century.
With Twentieth Century up
against Paris there is good
chance for Mineralites TO improve
their position at the expense Of
Rog Overmyers "pepless" Detroit
Baskets.
II is up and down again be-
tween Norris and Johnny Grim
Minis of Paris in the individual
averages with the latter on top
now with 210.31 to his rivals
20S10, Six others are in the 200
bracket. Fred Wolf of Stroh,
20610; Cass Grygier, Stroh,
205.3i; Chef Bukowski, 4. & B.,
20422; Shcey. Norton. 203.25;
Adolph Konopka. Paris, 20122, and
Steve Dutko. Schmidt, 20017,
among the regulars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
HatfieIds and McCoys-New York Version

The baseball feud between the Giants and the
beloved Buns of Brooklyn goes mey the great delight
the sports public Recently John Mcdonald Brooklyn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

taTy was persuaded 10 headline
a sports show. Efforts were
made to get Eddie Brannick the
Giants executive, on the same
show with Mcdonald. Brannick
was scornful in his best biting
manner
II wouldn't lower myself
by being in the same room
with Mcdonald, MacPhail or
any other Dodger-Iii answer
those buns across the bridge
in due time" he growled.
Now that he in the hos
pital with shoulder separation.
the Rangers are beginning TO
realize that their great defense
man, OFT Heller, is a very valp-
able hockey chattel.
So awakened are the Rang
crs 70 the hole left by Heller 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
Stroh and Paris,
Tied for Lead, Both
Face Dangerous Foes
STANDINGS
ToNIGHT's MATCHES

TONIGHT's MATCHES
3O-Norton vs. schmidt alleys -.
Detroit Gasket W Mineralites. 81, Paris
VS. Twentieth Century, SIS Coca-Cola Va.
Eknardt a Becker. rs.
s.is 49, Wabys ys. Pepsi-cola, Il
Krakow " National "a Nernor's vs.,
Bo~Ing school, So. Chsne-Trombly vs..
StIHh's IS
Matches a. Twenty Grand Recreation,
5000 Fourteenth. second floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

BUY a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

Buy a Bomber